

Neither the front or the back ports worked out of the box. Now to get into this further and how I fixed most issues. Out of the box it WAS NOT plug-and-play. Now I didn't really expect much from this considering I have seen 1060s get bogged down by this game. This game can drive down FPS pretty hard in a lot of places. This would have got all 5 eggs but it seems the developers have messed with something and it really likes to hang up at 144hz. 4/5 because it will snag a bit when you spin to fast but only at 144hz and I think that's just the game not the PC.

Max graphics and I think it has an internal fps limit because it just smacks the ceiling at 299 fps. Max graphics and ran a butter smooth 160-200+ FPS the entire ride. So its a butter smooth ride if you're playing at 144hz. Max graphics and it NEVER drops below 250. That's just as much the developers fault though so this could change in the future. Couldn't give it more than 3 eggs on this game because most people are using 120hz+ monitors now and this PC can't pump a constant 120fps on max settings. Level 10 on graphics and I haven't seen it drop below 60fps. Now the GAMES! (all games tested at of Warcraft: 100fps avg / 50c Comes packaged with a windows 10 re-image disc (this was hilarious to me at first) and a USB drive with literally every driver you will need if you reformat. Comes with a mechanical keyboard if you didn't already have one. Pros: -Will run anything you throw at it as long as you're not trying to push 4k 144hz. Onboard 7.1 Channel Audio with Optical Outputĭimensions & Weight Dimensions (H x W x D)Īdditional Information Date First Available

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In some cases, simply having the GPU installed correctly into your casing will cause this button to be pressed due to lack of room. If this switch is pressed down in anyway, your LEDs wont activate. Next to that port is a very very small switch. There is a micro USB port on the right side. If all else fails, look at the back of your card. This will fix any software issues you may have. Simply execute and click "FIX":Īnd of course make sure your drivers are up to date. Make sure you have the most up to date version of Firestorm:ĭownload this fix. If the blue light is solid, the issue is hardware related. If this light is blinking and your LEDs aren't working, your issues are software related. First and foremost, when supplying power to the GPU you will notice a small blue light shining thru the casing.
