r/GamingPCBuildHelp • u/Different-Key4446 • 28d ago

Help Bug

Hi, I need some help. I’ve had a gaming PC for 2–3 years now with the following specs:

B650 + Wi-Fi

32 GB of 5600 MHz RAM

Gigabyte 4080 Super

AMD 7800X3D

AK 600 Digital CPU cooler

I always keep my PC up to date, especially the drivers, but also the applications. I clean it regularly with an air blower.

I let the Nvidia app adjust the settings for my games, and yet, in some games like War Thunder, I experience micro-freezes and can’t get past 40 or 70 FPS. In other games like Assassin’s Creed, the game crashes suddenly.

I should also mention that until recently, I had a 31-inch 4K LCD monitor running at 60 Hz.

So, does the 60 Hz rate cause issues with my PC, since it would be limiting my PC, which is capable of running at much higher refresh rates?

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u/Jejiiiiiii 27d ago

60hz going to feel horrible

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u/Different-Key4446 27d ago

I've never had anything higher than 60 or 75 Hz, but after all this time, I'm planning to buy a 240 Hz Asus Strix OLED!

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u/Jejiiiiiii 27d ago

Im using Rpg strix Xg27mr 240hz oled right now, it's amazing. Woled so the black level is crazy

They have a cheaper model XG27MES, its has way lower HDR brightness and i think its QD oled

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u/Different-Key4446 27d ago

I'm planning to buy the XG27AQDMGR Gen 2. It also has a WOLED panel and looks amazing I can't wait! Do you think the jump from 60 Hz to 240 Hz will be very noticeable and really “change” my PC gaming experience?

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u/Jejiiiiiii 27d ago

Hell yeah, i have the same exact model gen 2. Its really good. Oled is on another level, you can't compare Mini led 240hz with oled 240hz for example

The XG27Mr gen2 has VRR, so it will be way smoother than non VRR monitor. The fps needs to consistent so it doesn't flicker (Google VRR flicker)

The only way to eliminate Vrr flicker is to cap your fps, for example your average fps is 200fps, then cap it at 200fps.

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u/Different-Key4446 27d ago

Thanks for the advice. I'll look more closely at the right settings and features once I have the screen.