Insaniac (DayZ)

Find the temperature of your other hardware on both idle and while gaming, also a picture of your rig so we can see the setup and airflow would help. Also to know what sort of case would be beneficial we'd need to know what you have so as to find one the right size. There's simple things you can do that won't cost you anything like making sure all your fans filters are clean as well as checking that they are all on and running at the correct speed. Also when you got your new GPU you didn't remove your CPU cooler at any point and reconnect it without any thermal paste did you?

Nice typo.

You want me to explain wtf? It's an acronym popularly used on the internet to mean "What the fuck". as to your situation in DayZ, look harder.

Must be a pimp with such a powerful hoe

Bitch please, this is what I have

Odd, I searched for "tool" and it came up with Boneboys

DayZ will only utilize one of your CPU cores and at most 4gb of RAM.

Should be able to run DayZ moderately well, you should look into getting more RAM in the long run and that processor might need upgrading in the near future.

I'm out of ideas then, unless someone else on here knows what's causing it having a search through nvidias website for some sort of hotfix would be the best idea.

The msi 970 cards have been getting a lot of screen issues with asus monitors, effects ranging from flickering and screen tearing to black screens and hang ups. I don't know if the gigabyte cards have the same issue but try a non asus monitor if you have one somewhere.

Can you post the rest of your pc specs including your monitor?

Did you completely remove the software for the previous GPU? Also what output are you using? If HDMI are you losing audio as well as picture?

So what you're saying is you first thought that this idea wasn't realistic so it shouldn't be implemented, now you've been proven wrong so it's too realistic and shouldn't be implemented. Logic? None found here.

I feel like I'm the only one who noticed it states that this is overpoch in the video title.

You're comparing two different classes of weapon so there's no "better" weapon between the two as they each excel in the area they are designed for. The AKM is an Assault rifle and is very good for general use over almost any range, it has great stopping power, range and is fairly accurate but it's fire rate is slightly lower to other models in it's class and it's 7.62mm cartridge produces some fairly high recoil. It may not be ideal in close quarters because of it's recoil and relatively low fire rate but it is still highly effective if you make your first rounds count as it is far more powerful than an SMG's pistol cartridge. The MP5K is an SMG meant for CQC, it has a high rate of fire, low velocity and low penetration rounds, very manageable recoil and it is compact. It is an ideal choice in enclosed spaces or over short distances, it's light 9mm round means it also produces far less noise than a full sized rifle like an AKM so it could be more useful if you are trying to clear an area quietly. However it will not measure up to an assault rifle over long range because it's pistol cartridge simply isn't as powerful. Ultimately it comes down to preference and the situation you happen to be in, personally I'd prefer an AKM because as Geckofrog mention it packs far more punch making it more efficient ammo wise and giving it an advantage in longer range engagements.