Premium PCs at affordable prices High performance with reasonable cost
Premium PCs at affordable prices High performance with reasonable cost
Hello, If the approach by MingLee420 isn't effective, and you've already tried simple fixes like resetting the system or reinstalling from scratch, can you clarify which parts of your hardware are being overclocked? Also, did your computer perform well without any overclocking attempts?
It seems you're experiencing issues with system performance. Instead of adjusting voltage, consider manually setting it to a slower frequency such as 3000mhz. I didn’t notice the 2133mhz reading, but that’s clearly too low and should still function. Please let me know what temperature readings, clock speeds, and usage patterns you’re observing on your CPU, GPU, and RAM. This could help identify if it’s underutilization, overheating, or another problem.
Also, could you share screenshots of the 3D Markup results? Since I’m on mobile, I can’t view them directly. Just knowing the details might clarify whether the PC is labeled as a top-tier system.
I currently have only the CPU OC enabled, while RAM and GPU have XMP profiles applied. I reset them to improve stability. Problems persist but are less frequent now. Attached files include pre- and runtime temperatures, plus screenshots from Time Spy Benchmark and Stress Test. Despite being in the top 3 of Nvidia’s lineup, my performance remains below average, and it seems unlikely this was purely a matter of luck.
Your system crashes... that indicates instability. A stable system must never fail due to hardware issues. If it does, adjust settings to prevent crashes or replace faulty components. I often hear people claim their systems are mostly stable—yikes! As Yoda said, stability is the goal; if it’s not there, don’t rely on it for good performance. Prioritize making it stable first, then check your results, and finally push forward. Starting from a default value and gradually improving is the safest approach.