Yes we have. And temps don't affect performance on a desktop except when they reach throttling values which are generally above 100 degrees Celcius; the only thing they might do is reduce the life of a component, not cause low fps in games on a new rig.
Yes we have. And temps don't affect performance on a desktop except when they reach throttling values which are generally above 100 degrees Celcius; the only thing they might do is reduce the life of a component, not cause low fps in games on a new rig.
Eset Smart Security. And I just tried, turning it off has no effect.What anti-virus are you using, and have you tried turning it off while playing a game to see if it makes a difference?
Well if you really want the answer (which is irrelevant in this case), yes.So does this mean higher graphics settings require faster CPU clocks and not just a faster GPU?