Graphics card: NVIDIA GeForceRTX 4060 Ti
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600X 6-Core Processor
Mouse: Razer Viper V3 pro (it might be because I set my mouse to 8000 Hz and my CPU is too slow for that, but I don't know if that's true)
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Loading...Max 60 euros 16gb ram and sata awg26w connector and a power supply for the mainboard
Hey, the question is above, but the information is that I have an Asus mainboard and when I start the PC the BIOS always opens and when I close it it comes back.
I got a brand new gaming PC yesterday (I built it myself), and I can't play a single game on it, or at least not a demanding one with a lot of GB. I've tried Fortnite, Rainbow Six Siege, and Valorant, but every game crashes when I boot it up, and the PC then freezes….
no is not worth it, because even with high-end hardware these drops have
Fortnite is and remains poorly programmed
You can also put ne 5700x3D from me when your board is designed for it, but I don’t think it’s really what brings
update your UEFI and configure it hard, keep your win on the current stand and update the drivers for chipset as well as GPU on the current version, more can not do with Fortnite, except for Gsync deactive and so lay on the settings until it (maybe evtl) no longer lies
No. whether you now have 200noder 300 FPS in fortnite doesn’t matter.
if you want more FPS place all settings on Off/ low
you know if the fps drops are because my mouse has too much heart because when I move my mouse I sometimes have 30 fps while I move them
that can happen but much more decisive is the hardware and software
I don’t care I’ve tested it with 4000 hearts now it’s still thanks