You can use Rufus to make an 11 iso that will install, I think. If you want native support though, grab a cheap amd am4 combo with something like a 5600x.
You can't possibly draw that conclusion without knowing what games that person is playing, what resolution they are running, etc.
Steam hardware survey still shows 1080P as the most common resolution at a whopping 48%. 1440P is #2 with 27%. 4K...
Two suggestions I would try:
Check Device Manager. Under "Monitors", does it list the actual model of your monitor or does it just list it as a "Generic" monitor? If the later, you might see if you can find and install a monitor driver for...
That poster has spent the entire year he has been a member here telling everyone else how dumb we are because we all understand what a GPU bottleneck is.
Kind of ironic to say that when you have so little understanding of what is going on that you literally can't compose a coherent response without the help of AI.
Both CPU and GPU performance are important.
There is value in being able to...
Why do you not understand that is not the point of cpu benchmarks? Sure look at the 4k benchmarks to see if there is an edge case on a cpu heavy game, but the whole point of those benchmarks is to show relative performance.
You're stating the opposite of what is true. Without 1080p benches, we don't know how a CPU performs relative to another (in games) because otherwise with higher resolution some considerable CPU time (or lots of time in the case of 4k) is spent...
that a very funny way to say this... and Intel discovered that having a faster clock everything else equal improved the performance now ;)
It was not some secret, it was often the reason the top SKU intel cpu were faster at gaming than the...
I find it amusing that they think of gaming as a major contributor to power bills.
Gaming barely registers as a contributor to our electric bill, even when multiple PC's are running at the same time.
AMD fTPM implements TPM on the CPU. That is almost certainly what this was linked to.
I think that this is a very dangerous precedent. I hate cheaters for sure, but banning hardware requires too many assumptions and causes too much collateral...