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@harry5522 @Quartz @Mensy Part 2 of this guide is live. https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/graphics-optimisation-settings-for-beginners-part-2.18762489/

Part 2 of this guide is live. https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/graphics-optimisation-settings-for-beginners-part-2.18762489/

It's that time again...time for competitions...time to game! We all like tech, we all like games, we all like fast storage in gaming PCs. Our good friends at Kitguru have opened a competition, giving you, the gamers a chance to win a 480GB OCZ SSD! :eek::eek: All you have to do to be in...

Graphics & Optimisation Settings For Beginners (Part 2) Providing a brief explanation to more advanced graphical settings featured within games, part 2 will explore and simplify what these technologies mean and how they effect performance As with Part 1, this article will be targeted...

I would do but as it stands right now, I'm not sure on anything Nvidia is doing with their drivers, and I'd rather tell people to learn things themselves then be reliant upon Nvidia to do things for them. Their drivers ar'nt exactly great right niw and their geforce experience application isn't...

Triggered by the launch of Microsoft's Xbox One S -- a revision of the prior Xbox One console which features a slimmer form-factor, 4K Blu Ray playback, 4K game upscaling, HDR support and an overclocked processor – High Dynamic Range – also known as HDR, is set to be the next step forward in...

May have to do that. Based on similar builds and experience with similar components, there's no reason it shouldn't perform admirably.

1050 is fast but as the case with the majority of nvidia gpus, their vram choice holds their cards back for long term use. They remain powerful but as vram requirements rise, their cards fail to be a safe bet. -Not all models, just more so than AMD's. (750Ti, 680, 660TI) All very good but...

Well it is just as cheap...read through again and take note of the part where I say "more expensive upfront, cheaper in the long run". Which is realistic for a new user, and as with everything they will encounter problems. But hey that's what forums like this are for, it's what the PC community...

not including a screen because a console doesn't come with a screen. Monitor, tv, your choice. Both work fine.

This post isn't some religious conversion technique. There are people out their who are curious & need advice & such on the pc platform & how & where to get started, this is for them, as noted by the forum members who thought kindly of the post. It isn't a pc vs console post. It's simply an...

Plug it in and go? Ha ha, that's a good one. Those patches huh? firmware updates, failed framerate targets which can't even hit 30fps? If the game is busted day one on pc, the community is there and you can atleast lower visual settings to get the game runnning. Consoles? You best hope that...

Originally Posted by B1gbeard View Post Don't see the point here. -Thanks Haggisman. As mentioned, upfront cost is higher. but games almost half the price. No online fees. And most importantly this is build cost. What console platform holders pay to build their systems is different from...

Well that's the benefit of the platform. You're not subject to platform holders determining when your hardware evolves. Also, that i3, dual-core games are almost irrelevant, GTX 1050 gets its backside handed to it by the RX 470 which is far more reliable for the long term as DX12 and the...

read here, mentioned in article: A common question that is asked for PC builds that aim to match consoles is why the operating system isn't included within the price. This is down to user preference. Should users choose to go with Windows 10 which is the most sensible choice then the price...

true, indeed. But that being said 30fps has never felt efficient. It's a console mentality due to being used to it. 60fps should be a target for everything regardless of visual. John carmack ran doom in the 90s on ghetto-rigged pc with multiple monitors. Only for experimentation but he did it...

not a build guide, but a recommendation on the hardware. If you'd like a build guide let me know & we'll do something in the form of a video or through simple easy to use pictures.

windows 10 is mentioned towards the end.

I can tell you now, as an owner of the GTX Titan Black, which is roughly a touch faster and more viable due to the X2 increase in VRAM, your GTX 780Ti probably trades blows with a 1060, 970, and RX480. Depending on the game as experienced with my graphics card you should see similar results...

That's truly pitiful. Nvidia supports every resolution. Through vsr it's silly but should still be available. Natively it should just straight up work.