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Resolution? Motherboard? How old is the PSU? You need a CPU cooler. What do you mean by good FPS?

Happy New Year:holiday:

This?

https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/?set_filter=Filter&arrFilter_pf%5Bfiletype%5D=36&arrFilter_pf%5Bgameversion%5D=&arrFilter_pf%5Bfilelang%5D=&arrFilter_pf%5Baircraft%5D=&arrFilter_DATE_CREATE_1_DAYS_TO_BACK=&CREATED_BY=&sort_by_order=TIMESTAMP_X_DESC

Useless thread should be limit to one page.

:thumbup: I have spent so many hours in the servers, Mig 15 vs Sabre, man vs man, killer instinct, no mercy, it took me a few minutes to evaluate the opponent’s talent. Those hours were gold.

If you can afford a 2080Ti, go for it. A 2080 Ti is a 2080 Ti, even the slowest is better than a 2080.

Texture fill rate is only 5% more, i expected the same for the FPS. 5% on 60 FPS is only 3 FPS. $200 for 3 FPS better :lol: They have design the chip using 1545Mhz as the reference frequency, it can't be mediocre. :D Sometime, the small one is the best...

6600K turbo mode frequency: https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/intel/core_i5/i5-6600k 3.6Ghz on 4 cores 3.7Ghz on 3 cores 3.8Ghz on 2 cores 3.9Ghz on 1 core You need speed to play DCS decently. Get a Z chip or a no-K (cheaper) CPU.

No, niet, never. You can't overclock (multiplier) the K with a B150. https://rog.asus.com/articles/maximus-motherboards/whats-the-difference-between-z170-h170-b150-and-h110-chipset-motherboards/

Yes, there is no bullshit plastic and publicity on this card. There is a name for this kind of product, (the entry level card). They grab you with the low price, they convince you that you can get a 2080Ti, then they show you that this card is not enough (it's a Ford Mustang without mag and spoiler), you need a better 2080Ti. And finally, you accept to pay the big price for the same card with a dust of performance increase. You are the fish, not the fisherman. Seriously!

Your max wattage (860w) is 72% of the load of your PSU (1200w continuous wattage). The peak wattage of a 1200w PSU is 1320w. Your probably around 50% when gaming. :thumbup:

I think electronic stuff are very expensive (vs cost of living) in Brazil.

DCS game engine is older than ROF/IL2 BOS engine. They work to offload the primary core.

Get the 8600K. HT is useless for gaming.

All you need is speeeeeeeeeed! If I remember, IL2 (like ROF) use 3-4 cores. Delid the beast to spare moneeeeeeeeey! At least try.

:lol: Because they need a 16-core CPU and 3 separate SSD? :D And 8GB of VRAM is not enough...

:D

:thumbup: Delid the beast.

The warranty is a good indicator of how long you should keep your psu. You can use it longer depending on the utilization. High quality psu have a 10 year warranty compare to a good/average psu (5 years). But are not twice the price.

https://www.overclock.net/forum/31-power-supplies/542789-how-much-load-should-i-put-psu-24-7-a.html :lol: https://www.overclock.net/forum/31-power-supplies/1710308-1000w-psu-enough-9900k-2080ti-build.html I'm the God of the PSU in this forum, everybody on their knees.

Your calculation is not ok. 600w is the peak wattage. 1200w is the continuous wattage. 2 X 600w (peak wattage) is not 1200w (continuous wattage). When they say 50% of the load, they talk about the continuous wattage, because they is no standardisation of the peak wattage. So, 50% of load (continuous wattage) or 70-80% of load (peak wattage). You don't care that the PSU run at 80% of his load because you do it rarely. Peak wattage of a 1200w psu is 1320w. Continuous wattage is what you do often, gaming for some/several hours.

To everybody. Is that overclock.net a good reference? https://www.overclock.net/forum/5-intel-cpus/