I might be reaching here, but you're sure your PSU is sufficient? Often when there's little logic to be found, it's a faulty PSU - or an underpowered one. But then again.. in that case you should experience issues with PC games as well.
I do think your CPU is overclocked quite firmly
That's awesome (when absolutely stable), but could also lead to throttling issues. It doesn't show on the graphs you posted, but could still be the case. I think that's what user Tuanming is after Maybe just try running the CPU @stock speeds and see what it does!
I do think your CPU is overclocked quite firmly
That's awesome (when absolutely stable), but could also lead to throttling issues. It doesn't show on the graphs you posted, but could still be the case. I think that's what user Tuanming is after Maybe just try running the CPU @stock speeds and see what it does!
CPU: Intel 3570k with Corsair H60 watercooler @4.1ghz
GPU: Nvidia Asus GTX780 @1140/6600
PSU: Corsair 750W
RAM: Corsair 8gig DDR3-1600
MOBO: Asrock Z68m ITX
HDD: 500gb SSD EVO
CASE: Lian-Li PC-Q08 mini-ITX case
OS: Windows 7 x64
I use a fully configured emulator frontend (Maximus Arcade) to play every console & arcade game instantly
GPU: Nvidia Asus GTX780 @1140/6600
PSU: Corsair 750W
RAM: Corsair 8gig DDR3-1600
MOBO: Asrock Z68m ITX
HDD: 500gb SSD EVO
CASE: Lian-Li PC-Q08 mini-ITX case
OS: Windows 7 x64
I use a fully configured emulator frontend (Maximus Arcade) to play every console & arcade game instantly