Recent content by jigar2speed

This is such a wrong notion, not everyone is rich who purchases RTX 4090, some people literally use their savings to buy high end products once in a decade and losing a product like this due to bad design is sad. Never encourage bad engineering, its outright sad.

I am glad i am wrong here. I have not played that game yet but now that you and a lot of folks are recommending it, i will give it a try. :)

Control feels like a very bad coded game, graphic looks like they are from 2012 but performance requirement are way to high.

Are you telling us that there is a full chance companies can commit scam and legally get away with it ? I guess i am skipping PCIe 5.0 SSD in that case.

Mining took so many good things away from gamers.

Politely first and enforce later.

1d1ot its a targeted gaming CPU, what do you expect from a product specifically designed for gaming to do ?

This guy was also responsible for HDR gaming that we have today. Anyway that's not the point, this was his first attempt at Intel and secondly at AMD they were budget strapped so he has always been taking job against all odds.

Why bother ? I am not a fanboy, if the card plays games, i am fine with it.

RTX 3070 user here, they are useless for me.

Experience has told you wrong, check P12 reviews.

Guess mining on SSD is not profitable anymore :rolleyes:

Yes sir, choose Custom setting, all options max out (Some don't go beyond high and some are at maximum) at 3840 x 2160 resolution. EDIT: GPU is not overclocked, power limited at 80% (Gigabyte RTX 3070 vision oc) but GPU memory is overclocked by 1000 MHZ.

I am confused - Your graph shows RTX 3070 in Elden ring doing 48 FPS average using best CPU at 4K however i am doing 60 FPS full max out using 3100X at 4.3 GHZ. What i am doing different or "wrong" to get such good performance ? PS: It never drops FPS, its always at 60. (May be my MSI...

I own LG C10 as well Samsung QN90A, as far as blacks goes Samsung QN90A has achieved 90% of OLED pitch black. What you get from Samsung is 1500+ nits brightness which excellent when viewing HDR movies and no burn in risk whatsoever. I specifically use LG C10 as my drawing room TV and Samsung...