it's really showing it's age. I upgraded recently from the 1070. It was a very good GPU. served me so so wel throughout the years.

Rtx 2060 S seems to hold very very well for 1080p non competive games. May be I should stick with the same until I upgrade my display to 4K and decide to game on 4K. With the i7-8700 (non K)

Rdr 2 in 900p FSR balanced i think it's can be better,i'll save money for summer sale 💀

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not worth it 1.5fps +

I dont know why techpowerup say this card is more power than rx 580 by 6% and it cant even run med 60fps 1080p when rx 580 can run med up to 80fps 1080p im so confused

Abi 50. Oyunda seni durduran şey ne oldu

One thing to mention though, is that this feature is available on Turing onwards. So GTX 9xx or 1xxx series can't use this auto OC feature. It's only available from GTX 16xx and RTX 20xx

The CPU temp is crazy 💀💀💀

what coolers are you using?

I got a gtx 1070 strix for 75$

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Why is the CPU temperature so high?

I am currently confused what to buy asus gtx 1060 or zotac gtx 1650 super please help me???

UBISOFT games is very very best

Set graphics to ultra smooth😂

60 games hoping i was gonna find games I play and theres not a single one of them in that list...

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Lmao. This are the games i will probably play if i get a 750ti.

Please, do a remake of the tests with DXVK...

Small tip : you can use programs like magpie to apply fsr on all game and programs,yes you can use it in unsupported/older games

i have 2060 6Gb versionen, and you can play any game out there with QHD with high settings about 60 fps. just turn the ray tracing off, you dont need that anyways. And dont buy high ends card that is so wasted of money, overclock your card, rtx card can you easy overclock to get more fps. and play you favorit game

First one here

This is 2013 GPU , thats impressive

We can play hitman in 45 fps with max out graphics

Exploded Cars in gta sa can still be used if you used the garage You might have experienced a bug since you cannot ride it even if it's fixed

Gotta love the lack of pixels 🙏💀

I’m pretty sure this is stolen

4:21 Why are you not running FSR Quality 720p in AW2, it doesnt make any fkin sense to use native 1080p when you're playing with 20fps

What is better? RX 5500 XT 8GB or GTX 1060 6B?

I'm still using a 2060 Super. I was thinking maybe to upgrade my PC for a 4080 Super, but I know that the 50 series is coming end of year or early next year so I'll just wait. I will either buy a card from the next generation or buy one from the current one when prices will drop.

Tdp in watts bro? please

it just makes the fps stable

Can someone test games the people ACTUALLY play. Blizzard (Heroes of the storm/ Warcraft) Counterstrike Source Please

Heads up to people: Don't blindly follow this. This shit way of giving advice is getting more prevalent. Dislike and move on. Not all computers, softwares, and devices are the same. The "boost" you will get it marginal, as this doesn't run 24/7 and is only "called" by your system when it needs to-- it's there because it has a purpose.

IT WILL cause issues with devices being recognised by this system.

Don't do this, I am too tired to explain it myself so I'll just give you a ChatGPT response: Disabling the "Microsoft Device Association Root Enumerator" in Windows 10 generally does not have significant negative consequences for most users, but it can have specific impacts depending on your system configuration and the devices you use. Here’s a breakdown of what might happen: General Impact: Device Functionality: This enumerator is responsible for managing and associating plug-and-play devices that do not fit standard device categories. Disabling it might cause certain non-standard devices (like some USB peripherals, certain types of smart cards, or other specialized hardware) to not function correctly or at all. Driver Associations: Some drivers may rely on this enumerator to correctly identify and interact with their associated hardware. If these associations are broken, the devices may not work properly. Possible Issues: Plug and Play Problems: New devices that you plug into your computer might not be recognized or might fail to install correctly. Existing Devices: Some existing devices that were previously working might stop functioning, particularly if they rely on this enumerator for their identification and operation. Specific Scenarios: Peripheral Devices: If you use specialized peripheral devices, especially those that do not fit into standard categories (like some VR headsets, certain biometric devices, etc.), they might fail to operate. Custom Hardware: Users with custom-built systems or unique hardware setups might experience more pronounced issues, as these systems often rely more heavily on proper device enumeration. Re-Enabling: If you find that disabling this service causes issues, you can easily re-enable it: Open the Device Manager. Find the "Microsoft Device Association Root Enumerator" under the "System devices" category. Right-click and select "Enable." Safe to Try: For most users, especially those using standard peripherals and devices, disabling the "Microsoft Device Association Root Enumerator" might not cause noticeable issues. However, if you rely on more specialized hardware, it's worth considering the potential impacts and ensuring you know how to re-enable the device if needed. Recommendation: Before disabling the enumerator, it is a good practice to create a system restore point. This way, if anything goes wrong, you can revert your system to its previous state. To summarize, while disabling the "Microsoft Device Association Root Enumerator" is unlikely to cause major problems for most users, it could impact the functionality of certain devices, particularly those that rely on specific driver associations or are non-standard peripherals.

That graph only has one place and it is in the trash.

watching this video on a 4060 pc