03-12-2015, 03:33 PM
(03-12-2015, 02:26 PM)Lord Silva Wrote:(03-12-2015, 01:33 PM)YinYin Wrote: I have bad experience with my own old hardware in terms of performance.
No matter how much advice or research you get, used hardware probably won't manage to do the clean 60fps on simple games anymore even if it was at one point set out to do it just fine.
What you need to do is get in contact with or find sellers who offer some recent benchmarking of their hardware. Best case with the exact game/software you want to use on it - because C/GPUs can age really badly
Citation? This doesn't sound like real life. I mean, these things should either work, or fail. Their performance cannot just drop. Maybe your old hardware was full of dust so it would overheat and throttle itself. Otherwise they should work at their original speed. Sure, maybe the silicon degrades, but the "speed" depends on the clock rather than actual switching speed of the individual switches in silicon. Either everything keeps up with the clock rate, and then it works at the original speed. Or it can't keep up with the clock rate, then it just doesn't work.
You are right.
Though for all I know once the silicon structure has already been damaged by operating too hot over years it will also heat up more than usual and as you say throttle itself - even without dust.
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