Theolodius_Black
Whoopin suckas with a bag of oranges
FamRDR2 reassures me that my 2070 Super isn't overkill for 1080p
My monitor 1440p and that game be whooping the shyt out my 2070 super
FamRDR2 reassures me that my 2070 Super isn't overkill for 1080p
AMD released their Radeon Software Adrenalin 2020 Edition
Thinking about selling my rig
Owned a PS4 and X1, may comeback to consoles permanently
There's a lot of fragmentation on the PC side that's starting to anger me.
Didn’t wanna derail the Xbox thread so I’ll ask here:
What fragmentation were you referring to? All the different storefronts/launchers?
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that's the temp it will throttle below the base clock speed, but you start losing your 'boost' clock at a lower temp. Nvidia's GPU Boost basically automatically overclocks the card based on available voltage and temps. my 2070 Super starts losing Hz at around 60cResident Evil 2 running at 4k all ultra everything pushed my 2080 ti to 84 degrees and my case airlfow is impeccable
Says it doesn't throttle until 89 and nothing else pushes it that hard so oh well
Yeah their software drivers be ass sometimes breh.I tried to make a gif when playing gears today and nothing happened
Neeed to play around with it later
that's the temp it will throttle below the base clock speed, but you start losing your 'boost' clock at a lower temp. Nvidia's GPU Boost basically automatically overclocks the card based on available voltage and temps. my 2070 Super starts losing Hz at around 60c
you can counter this by using a more aggressive fan curve (with MSI Afterburner, or similar software). Nvidia's default fan curve is pretty weak, because they want the card to run quiet. you can set up a custom curve that makes the fans go faster at a lower temp. the drawback being the card will make a lot more noise. I have mine setup so the fans hit 100% at 70c, and my card never goes above 65c