Nvidia also has something else called Fast Sync, but it's only good for screen tearing when the frame rate is ABOVE your monitor's refresh rate, not below.
It was BF 1 1440 with DX12. When it's only 1 game producing those results, I lean more towards it being poor coding with the game.
Doom does better on AMD cards too thanks to Vulkan. I can't think of any other games right now though.
DX12 is a mess. I went back to DX11 for now.
Corsair is usually pretty good at listening to what people want. If enough people request it, they'll probably make it. Hit them up on social media or whatever
Did you already buy this? Corsair JUST released the Air 740, which is like that case only better. I fell in love with the 540 though when I saw it in person, for sure my next case is going to be the updated version the 740. Unfortunately I had recently built my PC when the 540 came out, or I would have gone with that. It is an excellent case. I also happen to think it looks good, but I guess there is no accounting for taste. God I love that hinged window that added to the 740, so convenient. Why did no one do this before???I am not really fussed with my PC looks and all that fancy lightning, Star Wars themed PC case, keyboards and so on do not appeal to me in one bit. I am a simple guy.
But whats inside that matters to me the most.
Corsair Carbide 540 case. Lots of room inside and very efficient ventilation.
Corsair 1000 WATT power supply - $200
Corsair double fan water cooler for CPU - $120
Intel 6900k not overclocked - $1200
Asus RoG Rampage V - $400
GTX Titan X Pascal - $1500
Corsair 64GB 2133mhz ram - $300
SSD - 1TB and 2TB HDD - $400
Some good sound blaster card - $80
Extra fans - $50
TOTAL: Around $4500 for my dream setup. Also I laugh because I often see setups offered by those build-your-own-pc websites which are less powerful that what I mentioned for $19999
I saw the other day a setup with 6 core CPU, 16gb ram, and 3 GTX Titan X for that price.
And I am freaking good with that setup for a long long time.
Why not overclock?I am not really fussed with my PC looks and all that fancy lightning, Star Wars themed PC case, keyboards and so on do not appeal to me in one bit. I am a simple guy.
But whats inside that matters to me the most.
Corsair Carbide 540 case. Lots of room inside and very efficient ventilation.
Corsair 1000 WATT power supply - $200
Corsair double fan water cooler for CPU - $120
Intel 6900k not overclocked - $1200
Asus RoG Rampage V - $400
GTX Titan X Pascal - $1500
Corsair 64GB 2133mhz ram - $300
SSD - 1TB and 2TB HDD - $400
Some good sound blaster card - $80
Extra fans - $50
TOTAL: Around $4500 for my dream setup. Also I laugh because I often see setups offered by those build-your-own-pc websites which are less powerful that what I mentioned for $19999
I saw the other day a setup with 6 core CPU, 16gb ram, and 3 GTX Titan X for that price.
And I am freaking good with that setup for a long long time.
I am not really fussed with my PC looks and all that fancy lightning, Star Wars themed PC case, keyboards and so on do not appeal to me in one bit. I am a simple guy.
But whats inside that matters to me the most.
Corsair Carbide 540 case. Lots of room inside and very efficient ventilation.
Corsair 1000 WATT power supply - $200
Corsair double fan water cooler for CPU - $120
Intel 6900k not overclocked - $1200
Asus RoG Rampage V - $400
GTX Titan X Pascal - $1500
Corsair 64GB 2133mhz ram - $300
SSD - 1TB and 2TB HDD - $400
Some good sound blaster card - $80
Extra fans - $50
TOTAL: Around $4500 for my dream setup. Also I laugh because I often see setups offered by those build-your-own-pc websites which are less powerful that what I mentioned for $19999
I saw the other day a setup with 6 core CPU, 16gb ram, and 3 GTX Titan X for that price.
And I am freaking good with that setup for a long long time.
Black or white?
There's not a right answer. SLI will get you better results in games with good support. Not every game does support it though, and every once in a while it actually messes games up to the point where you will need to turn one of the cards off in your driver. Unrivaled bang for buck when it's going smoothly though
I wouldn't do 2 1070s. Either a 1080 or wait for the 1080ti.
