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Are you able to run your RAM at full speed at 3200 MHz CL16 or are you limited to 2933 MHz? If you can run it at 3200 MHz CL16 is it stable? By stable I mean rock solid stable.
Honestly, it feels like the way Vindictus evolved has resulted in a game that is fucked on a fundamental level and there is no amount of bandaging that can fix it. I still check the forums every couple of months waiting for the announcement of a Vin…
It’s funny how you manage to find those articles but fail to find stuff like this:
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-cyber-intel-lawsuit/intel-hit-with-32-lawsuits-over-security-flaws-idUSKCN1G01KX
https://www.techpowerup.com/241571/intel-cor…
You said
my argument is that thirty-two threads is bad for general programs and games that aren't designed around hyperthreading, because there's too many cores/threads.
From what this sentence, you're saying there's a performance hit for hav…
2. Never, ever said that. I always check to see how much each core can handle before I buy a CPU. I don't waste my time and money making customs, so I buy consumer, and since I use gaming laptops I tend to end up with Quad Cores. But what matters…
Ok, you're a woman. My mistake, I'm sorry.
And FYI, I also use Asus. I would never buy the piece of **** hardware that you listed. You really have the propensity to pull **** out of your *** and come up with arguments based on material that you …
It's not about AMD vs Intel, it's about Rezi making up complete BS. People like him are the reason why new PC gamers such as those on /r/buildapc end up with a $800 USD FX 6300 gaming computer in 2015 or i3 7350k gaming computer in 2017 when there w…
It's called marketing and damage mitigation. If they admitted that their CPUs were affected and didn't downplay the issue, their sales would drop. Intel doesn't have to worry about that because it is literally in everything, but AMD has yet to pr…
All CPUs work the same. Your claim is as ridiculous as if one uses analog radio waves and the other uses binary code. All CPUs have company-unique architecture, but all of them function in the same manner that allows for both of these exploits. I…
@LeXicO Thank you for your concern but this is more for humanity's sake than an individual's.
I stated, again and again omg, that there are three KNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWWN variants. KNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWN. How hard is that …
Meltdown has one variant. Spectre has two variants.
1 + 2 = 3
The claim that AMD is IMMUNE to Meltdown is false because it is premature;
Out of the 5+ tech forums I browse, you're actually the only one to think this. You accuse others of a…
@Rezi
I don't know where you get your information from but if you do some research there are indeed three exploits/bugs/design flaws/whatever you want to call them. Here is a post straight from Google:
So far, there are three known variants o…
No, as far as Vindictus is concerned PhysX does not exist. If the technology was indeed implemented, there would be an option to toggle it. Furthermore, gamers that didn’t have a Nvidia GPU that tried to run the game with PhysX enabled would have 2 …
Late to the party, but there is a ton of misinformation here that really needs correcting.
HUGE WALL OF TEXT AHEAD
"My FPS constantly goes haywire between 0 and 60, but I don't lag at all in-game."
How does this make sense? If the FPS fluct…
BoatGod wrote: »
because vindictus is more cpu oriented
Where did this logic come from? I think we are confusing the integrated Intel GPU with the actual CPU. As far as I know, the game cannot simply be offloaded or "forced" to run on a GPU.
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Abaddan wrote: »
Except for Vindictus a dual core overclocked to 5.0 would run like a new Ferrari. Devcat has literally been told what the problem is in the engine by people that used to play this game and were computer programmers.
An overcl…
