| Jizz_Beard_thePirate said: If you haven't already, I'd update the chipset driver. Seems to fix wierd min issues from time to time. And run ddu if you haven't already when switching gpus. |
I don't remember if I've written about it here, but for a while, I had an issue where after booting up from sleep mode, my PC would not wake up. When I shut it down from the power button and powered it up again, it would take a while and then resume from hibernation, as if it had been sleep mode all along. I felt kinda gaslit from that initially. Anyway, the issue was getting worse, so I very recently updated my chipset drivers, and... so far so good.
| Jizz_Beard_thePirate said: Realistically if you are only gaming, you shouldn't need more than 7600 with a 9060 xt. |
Unless you're playing Cities: Skylines II, like I am, in which case it'll take all the CPU computing power it can and maybe even more (depending on the city size, of course). Besides a slightly borked update, I haven't had real issues with my 7700 yet, but I think speeding up the simulation doesn't work to its full extent anymore in my larger cities. But yeah, Cities: Skylines II is probably more of an outlier.
