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To check if Gpu bottleneck http://thebottlenecker.com/#project
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how much ?
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yes that's what i did so is there a way to bypass this control or at least increase the power limit (let's say to 90W).
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https://www.amazon.com/Intel-i7-3940XM-Extreme-Processor-3-00GHz-3-90GHz/dp/B00AET5TJE 500 $ lol
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I don't think so, there is clearly a power throtteling that was captured with EVGA when FS is on also i can't find why should i change my CPU, I compared it with other newer CPU and they pretty the same
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try using msi afterburner with fire strike and look at the hardware monitoring (right side). you should see power limit. mine has many spiks during benchmark
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you are right An0npl4y, that was PSU holding me back. I overclocked the CPU to get more fps for my game (The Elder Scrolls online) cause it seems thats it was CPU dependant and rely only on one core :/ So when i tried Fire Srike i got 9k score (vs 9k5 when done for the first time). I switched back to default XTU, stopthrottle and the bios setting for CPU overclock and with a litte OC on the GPU i get 10k score http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/20272148 but the problem still. how do I up my CPU to make CPU dependant games run better. I checked out and find that mine was not that different than an i7 6700hq http://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Intel-Core-i7-6700HQ-vs-Intel-Core-i7-3740QM/m34954vsm2919
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Some told me in the official game forum that ESO is CPU dependant. So maybe it's because of that.
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here the asked file looks good ? HardwareMonitoring.7z
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hello, I'm facing actually some power limit problems with my gtx 1060. i've noticed it while playing ESO with msi afterburner. I have a dell PSU 240 W.
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it's still ok even when you missed up your heat sink mod https://www.hostingpics.net/viewer.php?id=66708920170519203142.jpg
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wow nice temperatures, what is your secret ? I've made the same upgrade on my m17x r4 and i have 67 °C when using fire strike.
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ok do you know any tool to monitor the VRAM temperatures?
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No, do I need to install them ? or it's simply a waste of space ?
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here is my fire strike 1.1 benchmark http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/20042440 time spy 1.0 http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/20042703 CPU and GPU temperatures