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After facing random crashes on World of Tanks, I realized my voltage on DRAM was too agressive.I put back some reasonible voltage and I was able to reach noticeably better results.I tried :3333Mhz stilts fast preset : OK intel burn test, failed on memtest64 (before it was failure on intel burn test)3467Mhz stilts preset : OK intel burn test, failed on memtest64 (before it was failure on intel burn test)3600Mhz preset : OK intel burn test, OK on memtest64 (before it was failure on intel burn test)For World of tanks, I guess I figured crashes reason : vsync issue. Strangely, when I'm enable vsync, GPU is only eating around 100W for 60fps...where without vsync, GPU is reaching 320W @100fps...not linear at all. Sometimes without vsync I'm reaching 240w (more normal consumption vs without vysnc activated).As far as I remember, I never experienced crash without vsync activated on WoT.After I double checked on Assassin's Creed Origins & World of Warships...no crashes at all.
After facing random crashes on World of Tanks, I realized my voltage on DRAM was too agressive.
I put back some reasonible voltage and I was able to reach noticeably better results.
I tried :
For World of tanks, I guess I figured crashes reason : vsync issue. Strangely, when I'm enable vsync, GPU is only eating around 100W for 60fps...where without vsync, GPU is reaching 320W @100fps...not linear at all. Sometimes without vsync I'm reaching 240w (more normal consumption vs without vysnc activated).
As far as I remember, I never experienced crash without vsync activated on WoT.
After I double checked on Assassin's Creed Origins & World of Warships...no crashes at all.
