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00:00:00 – 00:09:09
In this video, the speaker, Yellow, focuses on testing the performance of the GTX 970 graphics card while playing Diablo 4. Key points include system upgrades like 16 GB DDR3 memory and changes to the thermal paste on the CPU and GPU to manage temperatures. Yellow demonstrates the game running on a hard drive instead of an SSD, leading to some stuttering issues, and suggests that upgrading to an M2 SSD could improve performance significantly. Despite the older system setup, Yellow is impressed with the solid FPS performance, achieving around 100 FPS on low settings and 60-67 FPS at 2K resolution. He highlights that other systems with SSDs don't experience such lag and endorses the use of M2 SSDs for smoother gameplay. The video also includes some gameplay footage and a task involving a character named Vigo. Yellow encourages viewers to consider an SSD upgrade for improved gaming and load times.
00:00:00
In this part of the video, Yellow tests the GTX 970 graphics card on Diablo 4, starting with the lowest settings and noting the game maintains around 100 FPS. He mentions having upgraded the system memory to 16 GB DDR3. Despite the older CPU, the FPS performance is decent. He enables FSR, observing minimal impact on performance and mentions the game is installed on a hard drive rather than an M2 SSD, possibly causing some stutters. He also discusses switching the thermal paste on the CPU and GPU, which helps manage temperatures. Testing at 2K resolution, the game delivers around 60-67 FPS, which he finds impressive for the GTX 970.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the speaker is discussing gameplay performance and adjustments, highlighting several key points. The FPS has improved slightly, likely due to changes made, but there are still stutters possibly because the game is running on a hard drive instead of an SSD. The speaker suggests that using an SSD could resolve these issues, as their other system with an SSD doesn’t experience such lag. They mention playing at 1080p with maximum settings and FSR quality, noting that 87 FPS is decent, though there are still some performance issues. Additionally, the video includes some action gameplay involving fighting enemies and retrieving items, with a hint of a longer-term objective to complete a task provided by a character named Vigo.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the speaker recommends using an M2 SSD for better system performance, providing a link to purchase one, especially targeting US viewers. He explains that M2 SSDs are more efficient than other types and mentions he earns a small commission from purchases at no extra cost to buyers. The speaker encounters stuttering in a game, attributing it to the system’s lack of an SSD and insufficient VRAM, and suggests playing at lower settings for better performance. He insists that the gaming experience will improve with an SSD, emphasizing the importance of this upgrade for smoother load times and gameplay. He also believes the game itself may require optimizations. The segment ends with a reminder to like and subscribe to the channel.