So Trixx Boost allows you to set a custom resolution that is a little below the primary resolution target. You then set that resolution in the game your playing.

This should not effect ANY post processing as all this is doing is adjusting the rendering scale.

I run a 144hz monitor and my goal is to see average frame rates of around 100 FPS. This means I can turn off vsync and still get great performance without tearing on my Freesync monitor.

Well Baldur's Gate III is now out in Early Access. Has anyone gotten it? Would love to hear your opinions on the game or even thoughts on Early Access.

Doing a BIOS restore or change without specific instructions from the support team is NOT recommended.

It seems in today's games, with a few exception, you end up with either a great story line or amazing graphics. Finding both in the same game is just not the norm, sadly.

When looking at a new game which is more important to you?

Switch to the second BIOS for now. If you need to restore the original BIOS, contact support and they should be able to provide it to you.

Okay please think about this a bit before jumping in to answer. When you setup a game what is the frame rate target, the place where you will be happy and enjoy the game play? As a side question what is your minimal acceptable frame rate, the place where you just cannot play the game.

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E..Rocking the classic RX480

Nice to have another "experienced" gamer in here.

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My Little Sapphire Has not let me down so I am willing to wait for the nitro+

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CoachAub, nice to know there are a few of us old folk to yell at the kids for being on our lawn :-)