Recent content by SpartanM07

Your issue(s) could be because of memory instability. Do you have any "WHEA" errors in the Event Viewer?

Not an official sample but rare/unique regardless: https://www.ebay.com/itm/256351082761

Good, that should make updating even easier.

In my experience, a WHEA error is caused by the RAM. I would try lowering speed/timings or try a different set of memory sticks.

My hypothesis is that Respawn did test the game plenty and it ran very well on PC. Then, the execs decided they wanted Denuvo, tacked it on with no testing and here we are. That's why the message from EA on Twitter is so obviously made up; it came from the execs and not the developers that...

I'm with 3x0 on this one. Been using Unigine Heaven since the Nvidia 200 series and it has always stuttered at certain points. The most consistent for me is when the camera comes over the castle wall at night and points towards the village. Anyway, stutterhelps, I've watched through your...

GOG let's you download every game you bought. Each and every game has an offline installer. If GOG goes under and you downloaded all your games, you technically have them forever... Just like a CD or DVD.

Only thing I got from this in depth review is the Phanteks T30 is an excellent radiator fan

Titan X Maxwell engineering sample turned up on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/gallery/zbp7yi

Currently $609.99 on Newegg.

I received the Newegg email for returning the GP-P750GM (SN20333G019366) on September 2nd. I responded that day that I wanted to return the PSU for a refund. Hadn't heard anything so I emailed again on September 9th... Still haven't gotten a reply. I'm starting to think they sent the emails out...

I've had stuttering in benchmark and sub-60 fps until I moved volumetric clouds to high. Now I get 1 or 2 stutters and am always above 60fps. Using a 3900x and 3090 FE. Doing the same in AC: Odyssey also had a major increase in performance. I can't tell the difference among the volumetric cloud...

You make a good point as I believe it is illegal in Europe for an etailer to require an account to make a purchase... Which is entirely how this queue system is being implemented in the US.

I've had stutters in a few games over the years, never in Witcher 3 though. Generally, I've fixed the stutter by either changing the Power management mode to "Prefer Maximum Performance" in the Nvidia control panel, or setting a frame-rate limit in Rivatuner. Keep in mind I play on a 60hz...