Avoid keeping the CPU at full capacity... particularly if it's affecting overall performance. Did you turn off the "boost" setting? This seems unrelated to your hardware. Consider reinstalling Windows, as the issue might stem from a failed setup.
Avoid keeping the CPU at full capacity... particularly if it's affecting overall performance. Did you turn off the "boost" setting? This seems unrelated to your hardware. Consider reinstalling Windows, as the issue might stem from a failed setup.
It would actually address the issue (theoretically) since the CPU sends information to the graphics card. If the CPU can't deliver data to the GPU quickly enough, it turns into a limitation.
It would actually address the issue (theoretically) since the CPU sends information to the graphics card. If the CPU can't deliver data to the GPU quickly enough, it turns into a limitation.