This is the second news piece in a short time that details a leak originating from youtuber Tom of Moore's Law Is Dead without actually mentioning...
Honestly I don't understand how this waste of sand could get a recommended rating. It makes absolutely no sense as a product, is terrible value...
Who says they are even comparing it to Zen 3? Wouldn't be the first time they bench against 1-2 generations earlier products...
My doubts exactly about RT. As far as I can tell, from the current gen I would need at least a 2070S to be able to run RT for the next 2-3 years....
Budget-wise I'd say around 4-500€. I'm not determined to buy now, I'm just thinking that if the next gen becomes overkill for my current setup, I...
Hi fellow gurus, As my 5 year old system is not cutting it any more, I am thinking about getting myself a new GPU. I am running a 4790K@4.7GHz,...
Sorry but that helps me... how exactly?
Hi All, I have an ASUS Z97 Pro Gamer motherboard and post Windows 10 1809 install ASUS AISuite is acting up. It began giving me errors which I...
Yo guys, my game just updated out of the blue to 1.4.132, non beta! Yes, that's 0.0.001 higher than the latest steam beta. :) No word on the...
Get massive image corruption in 3DMark Firestrike with these, back to 335.23 WHQL...
No more lockups or crashes on my 560Ti.
The good: 560TI lockups are a thing of the past The bad: getting display driver crash-recoveries on a fairly regular basis
Well, the good news is that these no longer crash my 560Ti, neither in Firefox, nor on pure desktop. With previous versions I didn't even get to...
Don't overdo it. Not the first time nVidia ships a bad WHQL. They'll get back on track as always.
BSOD also here, code 126 "unrecoverable hardware failure". Have been having this issue with all the R320 line, back to 314.22 for me.
Or maybe the "serious flaw" is something that only a couple of people are reporting out of the 1% of the user base who post on the forums while...
Same thing here, mouse begins to stutter, then recovers, then stutters again and either reset or BSOD code 126 (unrecoverable hardware failure)....
+1 I also used to have the issue with the 290.xx series drivers but the 295.73 fixed it.
If Skyrim would use all 4 cores, many of the CPU issues we are seeing would not be happening. Nothing wrong with his rig.
Thx mate, that fixed it. Now the only remaining question is: how to get it to work with the Large Address Aware loader? Right now I need to...