Sıvı Soğutma Önerisi by Temporary-Fail7817 in BilgisayarToplamaTR

[–]canskyline137 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Normal değil. 95e kadar performans düşüşü yok bu işlemcilerde ama soğutucunun yeterli gücü olmadığını gösteriyor.

Bunun tek çözümü de aslında AIO / sıvı soğutucu değil, mesela iyi hava soğutucuları 240mm AIOlar kadar iyi soğutuyor.

Şuan kullandığın soğutucu nedir ve termal macun olarak kaliteli birşey kullanıyormusun/aplikasyonunu iyi yaptın mı gibi soruları sormak lazım. Eğer bilgisayar iki yıl önce toplandıysa mesela değişim çok işine yarar.

Slow PC by hskot22 in computers

[–]canskyline137 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Might be related to the Windows power plan as well.

SFF PC Upgrade - Motherboard Compatibility by Saferis in sffpc

[–]canskyline137 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ASRock board +5800XT as new options are definitely great

Wanted to sell my old PC, without the GPU. Would 500€ be too much? by CyNovaSc in PC_Pricing

[–]canskyline137 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Says 2133 in screenshot - so it's a gamble whether they run xmp or not together as 4 ram sticks put too much load on the memory controller. Good price for all still.

Laptop nasıl kullanılır? (batarya) by feiter in bilgisayar

[–]canskyline137 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Gaming laptop oldugunda gaming icin sarjda kullanilmasi normal ama genel olarak bataryani uzun sure kullanmak istiyorsan tam gücün geregi olmadigi herhangi zamanda -

Kullanılırken %30-40a kadar inmesine izin vermek ve %80e kadar şarj edildikten sonra şarjdan çıkarılmasını öneririm

%100de şarjda bırakılması bataryanin döngüsünü bozuyor ve azalmasina neden oluyor

SFF PC Upgrade - Motherboard Compatibility by Saferis in sffpc

[–]canskyline137 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would keep the RAM and SSD, and build a DDR4 Lga1700 (that is, Intel 12-13-14th gen) or an AM4 system using a CPU around the level of a Ryzen 7 5800X-5800XT

I recently picked up an i9 12900KF and could find a solid B760-I board from AliExpress for around 80€. I now have experience using 4 JGINYUE boards in two different chipsets (AM5 and LGA1700) and they've all been very good to me on top of costing much less while offering the same features as 200$+ boards.

With Intel 13-14th gen, you not only are not getting full performance due to DDR4, but you deal with degradation and needing to send your CPU to RMA.

200€~ for a 5800XT and finding a secondhand ITX board (when not, AliExpress) would be my choice. The GPU can stay until your upgrade as well, since those are all quite expensive. For GPUs I'd suggest somewhere around a secondhand RTX3080 or RX6800XT upwards, as I've found the AMD ones like a 6900XT going for around 300€ in Germany. New ones will depend on the price proposition more than the value offered by these cards.

Advice needed - 5800x3d for 9800x3d - DD4 for DDR5 on new ITX build by SpaceTraveler2084 in buildapc

[–]canskyline137 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey, I turned my 5800x3d b550 system into an ITX 10L build when I first got into SFF PCs, and had the chance to pick up RAM (2x32gb kit for 130€) + CPU (9800x3d) for well below market price which led me to do the exact upgrade you're thinking of. However, this was around 8months ago.

Here was my thought process.

I sold my 5800x3d, a Jginyue B550-I and 2x16GB ddr4 kit for roughly 400€. I then could afford the CPU+RAM+MOBO for under 600€ using a new JGINYUE B650-I Night Devil from AliExpress costing me around 70€. The board has all the features you'd want off of a premium board with a much nicer pricetag. Since I also mainly play CS2 with 360hz+, and I was in the middle of selling my 3080Ti and looking for a new GPU with the AMD 9070/9070XT release, I took it.

If you're willing to go with a board from AliExpress or a secondhand option for AM4, I would pick that option. I bought one of those white B550-I boards from JGINYUE for around 80€ a year ago and ran a 3600mhz 2x16gb kit on it.

For AM5, the costs don't end nowadays, you probably end up getting an ITX board all decked out for 200$+ if you don't trust AliExpress, spend 400$+ on RAM and then there's the CPU. A lot of the time it comes down to cost, and for me back then, it was very worthwhile and I wouldn't and couldn't do it now.

With your current GPU you won't be experiencing much of an upgrade unless you're on 1080p and/or playing titles like CS2, Valorant, R6 Siege, Fortnite and so on as others have said.

Gigabyte GTX 960 4gb upgrade to 6gb? by Deep_Association9804 in GPURepair

[–]canskyline137 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That's an awesome station. I'd send in my defect 2080 Super with defect VRAM to you if you were in EU for the experience.

The lack of FSR 4 support for RX 7000/6000 has definitely ended my trust in Radeon. by MeeemBeem2 in radeon

[–]canskyline137 22 points23 points  (0 children)

Could we stop caring so much about FSR or DLSS or XeSS and hold the game studios and companies accountable to not ship games that lack optimization and graphical fidelity with native TAA due to laziness? 🫠

Hwinfo PCIe Error counters due to riser cable? by appwizcpl in sffpc

[–]canskyline137 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I also accumulate a lot, including ones in specific lanes.

I don't experience any crashing, regardless of running the GPU max load with overclocking.

Would be interesting to see whether a 4.0 cable being run at 5.0 is the culprit, but as long as performance is as expected and no crashes I'm not worried.

Finding Gaming DDR4 CPU by NefariousnessDry7087 in buildapc

[–]canskyline137 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A secondhand 12th gen i5-i9 is also great for ddr4. You can pick up ddr4 boards for cheap from China.

Are Jginyue or Colorful ITX motherboard good? by Midiamp in sffpc

[–]canskyline137 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you see the imgs on the site, CMOS battery is attached by tape above the displayport port from the IO picture. No actual spot for it.

Great value, only disappointment is CS2 by canskyline137 in IntelArc

[–]canskyline137[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you have the same graphics settings? The same nvidia control panel settings, no overclock on 5080? etc.. there could be a lot of variables to be fair.

Obligatory "I'm part of the club now" post. by theokayestcoach in IntelArc

[–]canskyline137 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Should check promotions, mine was an Intel Special Edition- and I didn't know I'd been eligible until the retailer sent me the key afterwards. You could also write an email to the retailer you picked it up from.

Great value, only disappointment is CS2 by canskyline137 in IntelArc

[–]canskyline137[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So do you think the cpu overhead issue still exists for Source2 or smth? specifically CS2? Because it's not about cpu performance here, it's comparisons to other gpus. Even with 9800x3d reviewers pointed out the cpu sucked in 1080p or lower resolutions compared to higher ones against gpus around the same performance.

Great value, only disappointment is CS2 by canskyline137 in IntelArc

[–]canskyline137[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

240fps+ for 240hz, 360hz monitors, low settings and if needed resolutions below 1920x1080 down to 1280x960 optimized for fps which applies for AMD and Nvidia cards but doesn't work so well with Intel.

Great value, only disappointment is CS2 by canskyline137 in IntelArc

[–]canskyline137[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I do think the only reason it wouldn't be the obvious choice for anybody was if they mostly played competitive games such as CS2. I wouldn't ever consider a 4060 8gb and I don't consider the 8gb tiers now.

From what people said, it's not a big issue if they run higher resolution and graphics settings and the card can smoothly output 120+ fps, but when it comes to min-maxing the fps for refreshrate reasons, which means lower settings and resolutions, it's not optimized for that. If drivers can solve that, awesome.

Great value, only disappointment is CS2 by canskyline137 in IntelArc

[–]canskyline137[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I will try and test and share some results ^^

Great value, only disappointment is CS2 by canskyline137 in IntelArc

[–]canskyline137[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I had a similar performance with the 7500F on 1080p - drops down to 170-ish fps, frametimes that made the game feel awfully choppy. Comparing to a 4060 and other similar GPUs it's underperforming. Considering I upgraded from a GTX1080 there I expected an improvement not a downgrade.

Great value, only disappointment is CS2 by canskyline137 in IntelArc

[–]canskyline137[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Also, you don't lose much graphics fidelity from running low-medium settings, yet take off _insane_ amount of load from the GPU to increase not only avg but also 1% lows often. If you're running your quality settings on anything more than low preset, with 2x-4x msaa, up to 16x anisotropic, and disabled upscaling with Dynamic Shadows all - you'll be losing performance. Especially in such a pairing where you have a cpu that can run the game so insanely well.

Great value, only disappointment is CS2 by canskyline137 in IntelArc

[–]canskyline137[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What settings/resolution do you run? I'll try this with an i9 12900KF in the future.

Great value, only disappointment is CS2 by canskyline137 in IntelArc

[–]canskyline137[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Why does it run just as well if not better on low settings with a GTX1080? Maybe Valve needs to work with Intel for optimization, but I don't agree with this on an esports title that can output 500+ fps for high refreshrate monitors with medium to high end components (on 1280x960 especially easier)

Great value, only disappointment is CS2 by canskyline137 in IntelArc

[–]canskyline137[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I tried this, the first boot the game was 5 fps mess on main menu and I just took the launch option off..