I have compared frame gen and the latency in 10 different titles to show how much of a difference it makes with and without a base frame rate of at least 60fps.
I have made a full video on it with timestamps, I'll leave link below if you're interested.
Multi/Frame Gen vs Latency | 10 Games Latency and FPS Benchmark.
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Can't have no UE not being SA'd in any season.
After Homelander catches a whiff of Sage and Kimiko working on the nuke blast, Homelander catches UE and gives em the Becca treatment.
I have been using this MSI MPG 272URX as my primary monitor since last year and after aging through the "baby-sit" phase as it is my first OLED after 2 months.
I have used it carelessly, leaving it on for hours on a static screen which default OLED Care settings and 100% brightness and this is almost every single day, I do not see any signs of burn-in at all.
Also the image quality is spectacular, I personally prefer the more vibrant colors of the QD-LED panel and makes my gaming experience a lot better.
Though when playing with my room's windows open and due to light reflecting, I could see my reflection on the display even while playing and that can be annoying.
I have made a full video on it, if you are interest I have provided the link below.
So I am always minus regardless of on hit or on block, I cannot step and I cannot interrupt. I can power crush but Hwoarang's Jab is so fast that he can block and the best is, most of the times he's so plus on block that even the power crush would result in me getting a counter hit. So what is the counterplay here??????
Edit: I learned the counterplay guys, so basically I have to wait until he power crushes, and if he doesn't then I'm still waiting.
Oh oh and yes also when he goes for a low, and if he doesn't I'm still just holding back with a ton of chip damage, time running out and at a gun point of being counter hit launched.
I am not the kind of person who looks to achieve 100% in games, I would definitely play all the missions and unlock all the weapons but I wouldn't care much about the trophies.
But something about this game, had me completing it to 100%. I already finished it 5 times.
Black Myth Wukong was my first game to Platinum, and Requiem joined the list.
Just tested the Thermal Protect Cable from Corsair and compared it with two other 12v-2x6 cables that comes with PSU one is a native 12v-2x6 and one is a pig tail with 2 pcie connectors on the PSU end.
I have also included the thermal imaging in the video.
Temperature wise all 3 of them were sitting around 40-45°C on the GPU side and about 30-33°C on the PSU side.
But the Cable Comb on the Thermal Protect Cable(the comb with corsair logo on it) holds the pins very tightly and keeps it stable which is very good.
I have made a full video and below is the link to it if you are interested.
Just tested the Thermal Protect Cable from Corsair and compared it with two other 12v-2x6 cables that comes with PSU one is a native 12v-2x6 and one is a pig tail with 2 pcie connectors on the PSU end.
Temperature wise all 3 of them were sitting around 40-45°C on the GPU side and about 30-33°C on the PSU side.
But the Cable Comb on the Thermal Protect Cable(the comb with corsair logo on it) holds the pins very tightly and keeps it stable which is very good.
I have made a full video and below is the link to it if you are interested.
Corsair's Thermal Protect Cable Review. - YouTube
Edit: I have also shown thermal imaging of the cable while underload in the video
Just the standard native 12v-2x6 cable that came with my Corsair rmx1000 PSU, I wonder how much more it can sustain and what's the safe limit.
I'll be reviewing the corsair thermal protect cable tomorrow, I'll receive it tomorrow. Will do some real hard testing on it and try to push it as far as possible to see if it's any good.
Btw I'm running an OC my 5080 that is why power consumption is 380w.
Edit: forgot to mention, the temperature of the cable near the GPU connector is about 44-45°C and as we go far from it, it decreases. Usually around 30-37°C depending upon how close you are to the GPU side.
The RX 7870 was my first ever GPU, first thing I after completing the build was finishing Crysis 3.
2GB vram felt crazy in those times.