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If you have a high end PC and low performance check this.
Derek Torvalar replied to GuyJee's topic in Second Life Viewer
You hardware is not the issue with SL. SL will not utilize what you got. Though I noticed you have 64GB of RAM but you didn't mention what it is running at. There may be a compatibility issue there if it doesn't match well with your CPU or MB, but I have a feeling you are probably ok there. Your voltage is locked at max 1.093, if you even get it that high (unless you mean you are using a KingPin XOC or similar which removes that). You might see it hit 1.08 under intense rendering. Power Limit will be a function of this as well. -
If you have a high end PC and low performance check this.
Derek Torvalar replied to GuyJee's topic in Second Life Viewer
Flashing a new BIOS onto either a MB or your GPU is a fairly standard practice. Occasionally it will result in a performance boost or be needed to correct for a glitch, as long as you follow the directions it is straightforward exercise. I think you are referring to flashing an XOC BIOS onto your card, which can't be done on all cards, to remove temp and voltage constraints, then yes you better know what you are doing because with those protections gone you can conceivably burn your house down. LOL Then there are shunt mods. A bit extreme for SL I think. LOL -
If you have a high end PC and low performance check this.
Derek Torvalar replied to GuyJee's topic in Second Life Viewer
Clarification, GPU OCing takes place after booting into OS. -
If you have a high end PC and low performance check this.
Derek Torvalar replied to GuyJee's topic in Second Life Viewer
Thanks for the laughs, this has been a particularly good one. Fan burnout lol. -
Yes I would agree on Sam being one of more than a few with the integrity to undertake these discourse in a rational manner. Again, someone I have been following for a number of years. And I would amplify your last point, that the 'hystereonic' (to dredge up a long forgotten neologism that once was the subject of some mirth on this forum) approach is never going to be productive.