Most devices will support any resolution and refresh rate up to the maximum value listed.

Under the Processor Graphics section, find the maximum resolution supported by the integrated graphics included in that processor.įor 2nd and 3rd Generation Intel® Core™ Processors the maximum supported resolutions are:.

Visit the product specification site and e nter the processor number into the search bar.

Press on the Windows key on your keyboard and start typing System, choose System Information. This will show the processor information such as the processor number.

Identify the Intel® Processor number and note the Intel® Processor (example: i7-8700K).

Altho, with proper cooling and the right cabinet, they should be nearer my temp’s.Follow these steps to find the maximum resolution supported for 4th Generation Intel® Core™ Processors and newer: Temp’s around 75-85 is fine, and above 95 people should start worrying. Which means, they are actually more suspectible to overheating from non-optimization, as they won’t have as large a margin as I have for example. Newer cards will already have semi-high temp’s (55-60?) just for being under load, simply because of their size and the amount of cores involved. I tried different settings, and it wasn’t until putting everything on low, I started missing out on frames (less than 100% GPU use) from there I simply upped it, until I utlized my card fully at 100%, which landed me around medium settings with stable temp’s around 55-65 and the Strix card only using the fans once in awhile (granted, my cooling in my meshify cabinet has 5 fans, two front, two rear and a top mounted) Capping my frames helped me, probably because of my old card. That was the first hint that I got, that something wasn’t right. A menu shouldn’t do that, under any circumstance. Just idling in the character menu, the game already demanded 95-100% of my GPU and temp’s immediately started rising. Aye, they need a lot of optimization for sure.

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