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Kinda like one of those NZXT cases
The front of the case has glass that’s pushed forward and has vents in the front
Literally does fuck all most of the time with cases like this though
It just isn't sufficient enough
Yeah
Ok to test to see if this case doesn’t have sufficient airflow take off the front of the case and run the benchmark
Also how do you have your case fans setup
Benchmark with unigine
Ok ok
Not a bad looking budget setup
You’re fine
Ok
That’s what I expect a 2060 to be at
Yep
Yeah
Completely fine
You should use that to cool the pc
Might be a bit louder but your temps should be better
No problem
so on my windows drive i had 30GB free out of 220GB, so i just uninstalled FIVEM as it was installed on my windows drive and i now have 112GB free out of 220GB, i guess i found out what was taking up so much space which im well happy about as i thought i would of ended up having to reinstall windows at some point
those are fine temps
no need to do crazy shit like using a leaf blower *which btw isnt ideal as it cant kill your pc due to static buildup, have seen lots of people had this happen)
then the gpu is good, but your case airflow isnt
that doesnt mean it will give your case better airflow lmao
I understood well, I meant that if your case has bad airflow, no matter how much you clean it, you temps will always be high
np
you could get a better case
or just remove front pannel
no
medium/low to get decent fps
no lol you are GPU bound overclocking isnt going to help you

what game?
i’d recommend actually following a guide in overclocking if you’re gonna overclock your GPu
GPU is probably the easiest thing to OC
run benchmark in background, fans at 100% speed, slight increments of clock speed until crash, back down speed to stable, run extended test for stability, adjust fan speed to a quieter but still appropriate speed
done
however don’t overclock a laptop gpu
don’t touch it
also how did it manage to try the other components
that confuses me
tech
I want this for internal clean (remove dust). But I really worry is this thing will damage laptop component or not?
when can we play 2042
Can my i7-3770 run 2042? The PC requirements say that i need a i5 6600K minimum
i7 would have a more stable framerate because it has more threads
But will i be able to run bf2042
ok
What video card do you have
GTX 1060 6GB
1080p medium settings would probably be ideal
your CPU isn't officially supported so maybe maybe not
it's purely a gamble
Would be pretty dumb to not have support of older i7s considering models like 3770K/4770K/4790K are still some of the most used CPUs to date
there's plenty of safeguards on a 1660 super, so it shouldn't be possible for you to fry it with a software OC unless you're doing something extreme
not sure how it'd fry your other components either, unless it was your PSU that was not working in the first place
you'll see once it releases and more tests are done
hardware that isn't officially supported by the developer aren't guaranteed to run, run stable, or be free from issues
any of those 3 apply
its still x86 cpu with not different instruction set support
so it can run just different fps
3050?
its dumb to tell people its not supported
games run a whitelist of an absolute minimum piece of hardware the ISA does not matter
and no, it's not
anything which isn't there is not guaranteed to run, it's just how these things work
it isn't to do with it being x86 or not infact the ISA is totally redundant
wdym not guaranteed to run
not guaranteed to run are cpus that cant run windows 10
and that might be even false since the game can prob run on w7
you cannot tell someone that their hardware will, or will not run a certain piece of hardware if it is outside the developer specification, a dual core pentium can install windows 10, it cannot run triple A games though, this is why whitelists are used for hardware
they are entirely decided on by the developer it has nothing to do with what it supposedly can, or cannot do
by that I'm talking about t3300 types not ones that can literally be overclocked to obscene levels
do not tell someone that they can or can't, because its entirely projection, and you're giving someone a false sense of security when you yourself have no idea of its true
none of us will until it launches
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oh
its a cpu
2 cores 2 ghz bruh
ofc i would tell someone it wont work
on 2 ghz celeron
lmao
that's the point, the clock speed is redundant
you're using arbitrary things which aren't how games actually decide if hardware is supported to run a game as pre conceived validators, it is a bad idea all round
wdym
anything faster than cpu which can run the game at 30fps should run the game unless the game is bugged
if someone is asking you whether "X thing can run X game", which is outside of a minimum specification, you cannot tell them the answer is yes, or no, because you have no idea if it is actually true or not
it is entirely based on projection and is giving the person a false sense of assurance/if it doesn't, and you tell them no when the answer is actually yes, false information
"should" is not "will", those are 2 very different things, and telling someone yes is telling them it will run the game, being honest and saying "it could/might/might not" is better for everyone involved in the situation
"bruh its outside of game specs it cant possibly run the game"

im amazed how they made i5 6600k drop down to 25fps
I'm not saying it can't, I'm explicitly making it clear telling someone that it can, or can't is a very bad idea
planetside 2 can have hundreads of players and bf 2042 is dying with 128 
yeah 480p 25 fps is not that bad come on
generally the minimum specs are those that are the lowest possible tested while giving a decent and playable experience, for example a 1050 ti is the minimum for bf 2042 but a 1050 can run it, its just less comfortable and playable than the minimum specs
Depends on the game it's not a set standard of what minimum and recommended is
yes, that's the point there are far too many variables when you're discussing below minimum requirement specifications to be totally assured that it will run or not
which is why nobody can ever know
i agree but still not having the minimum specs doesn't automatically mean that the game won't launch
yeah recommended specs are pretty vague
So is minimum
yeah i was talking about both sry
guys can someone help me, i have problems in BF5. when i am using directx12 my game crashes when joining a lobby, no crash report, no stuttering, nothing. just straight to the desktop. and when i am using directx11 my performance is arount 70 FPS on low instead of 140 on ultra. i am playing on 1440p 165hz. my components are: rx 6800xt, 2700x, 2400mhz 32 gb (crashes if set higher). any help would be appreciated
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Also 2K is 1080p, not 1440
no its 1440
i have some insane delay on my mouse inputs while play bf5 idk why
well if 1080p is 2k and you double it you get 2160 and that is 4k afaik
hehe
It makes more sense to me for it to be 1080
1920 is closer to 2k than 2560 is
With 1440p being 2.5k
Except 4k is 4x bigger than 1080p 
IIRC UHD uses 60% more resources compared to 1080p
But yeah, resolution naming is dum
2K is 2048x1080
But monitors are mostly 16:9 so 1920x1080 is closest
1440 is not defined in DCI so it does not have a K value
So yeah, 2K is 1080p
lower your polling rate
"Your hand can't move at more than 60hz" 😄
whatever mouse software you use, change it there
ok
are you on windows 11?
nah
I have a Xbox one s can I play the Version with 128 players?
no
Shitt ok thanks
Only PC, PS5 and XSS/XSX can.
amd or intel
Whatever you want
whatever offers best price to performance in your region
what was fake nyphon ? 
free nitro link
have you upgraded from a nvidia GPU on that pc?
model makes the difference, not brand. always.
Same issue with my rx 6600 xt
dx11 runs around 70-80 fps while dx12 is at 144 fps constant
but it crashes each time
BF5 is a DX11 game at heart
DX12 was only added for features like DXR and DLSS iirc
im not good with cpus so can someone help me out
current speed is at 4.10ghz while base speed is 3.60 does that mean my cpu is overclocked https://gyazo.com/44cb58e29ac29adccaf582a46a3ef108
no
no, base and boost speed are both set my manufacturer
so not overclocked
base and boost speeds are for power efficiency
did you upgrade from an nvidia gpu or any other gpu in that same PC?
did you not DDU your drivers before installing the new one?
no
because if not i’d bet that’s your issue
search up DDU and follow the steps and do it
do a fresh install of radeon drivers
damn i should have done that right away
Zen 3D will have to be priced very competitively to compete with Alder-Lake, but I think they are gonna increase core counts (R5 will become 8-core and R7 will become 12-core)
If they don't raise core counts, you're gonna see the i5-12600K dominating the Ryzen 7 6800X
12600K sits between the 5800X and 5900X in multi-thread performance, over 60% faster than 5600X
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Just did ddu and reinstalled drivers
Chrome is working perfectly fine no more crashing on videos
I’ll try out games soon
Thanks for that
i come into this channel very rarely but im bout to buy an ssd 1Tb but im not sure which one to get
sata or m.2?
really depends on the pricing
im pretty sure sata tends to be a bit cheaper
so im not really sure atm
I was thinking about this one
or this one they are the same price
The 2nd one is sata not pcie
ok
So its only 500 mb/s rather than 2500
Id go for 2.5" personally
Because there is no difference in load time between 2.5" and m.2
M.2 really comes into its own for data transfer and workstation use, ie video editing
i saw that one but i just wanna get a decent one for under 100 thats why im picking between the two up top
its the same price and arguably better than the sn550
where i live its still 120
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well that doesnt make sense
lol even your screenshot shows the promo code too

the main difference between sn550 and p5 is that the sn550 has HMB and no DRAM, while the p5 does have DRAM and no HMB

p5 > sn550 >>>>>> 3d nand
alright
@verbal cliff how'd it go?
thank you nyphon
you are welcome
np
i can finally use game filters on mw2019
wait i thought you had a 6600xt
before they wouldnt cause amd software crashed each time i started up mw
yes but ingame color settings
amd software lets you do that
idk i find mw a bland and boring game to look at
plus modern warfare is weird and doesn't like my PC
i made it more bright and colorful
performance is much lower than what it should be, and that seems to be a common issue
maybe on warzone
performance seems to get worse on that game with each update
mw2019 runs solid still
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NVMe is much faster as a protocol than SATA for a reason, you have things like PAS etc that is built into the NVMe protocol that doesn't exist with SATA
it is a much better usage over the SATA interface and should be chosen where possible over SATA devices
i know that nvme is faster than sata, obviously
im talking specifically loading games
it is still faster
you just don't see it in raw benchmarks
PAS is priority asset streaming which allows for assets to be streamed through a dedicated buffer the SATA interface does not have this luxury
you also have additional features like DS that are not compatible with the SATA interface
ive still never seen any evidence to suggest that it affects load times in a meaningful way though
that's because you're looking at things from a surface level POV
im looking at the time it takes to load a game :p
behind the scenes it is technologically superior in every regard and NVMe should be used as the defacto drive
hence the only thing im interested in
i dont care how its done, i just want performance you see
its all good having all these bells and whistles, but if for me it proves no improvement, why bother?
that's a bad viewpoint, the question was about asking for a drive, not one that is dedicated to "loading games"
the person before will be doing much more than just playing games with the drive as it will be their main drive which is why it's critical to consider the technology underneath
Steam Deck masterrace
but i know goopy. and im fairly sure he only uses his pc for games you see, thats why i took that view point
nobody ever, just uses it "for games"
i do :P
they have multiple tabs open be it discord Spotify browsers whatever
there are numerous actions going on at once outside of just games
that's all fine and dandy when you have access to other drives not when you have just one
well yea people use it for other things as well, but spotify and multiple tabs doesnt really leverage a faster drive either so thats kind of redundant
^
^
they definitely do
i would agree on that statement if it was 1996
but discord and Spotify etc are so light compared to modern hardware it doesnt register
You can have 10 applications open and it wouldn't make much of a difference
granty did say that for things outside of gaming theres a benefit but for just gaming theres marginal differences in load times
kinda semantic to say otherwise imo
you know that the size of the application isn't important here, and it's the fact that multiple I/O streams are being factored in at once right?
which NVMe is infinitely superior to over SATA?
you know 99.9% of people care about the end result and thats all we have talked about
yep thats great, but can the user tell that thats going on?
by like... .3 seconds
no, by general usage lol
go open 5 applications at once over the SATA protocol compared to NVMe, see what happens
NVMe drives make more sense for content creators moving large 50+GB files
alright well next time you handle the question instead of coming in after the fact to very peculiarly tear apart advice
I'm not tearing apart advice I was backing up your recommendation lol
this is EXACTLY what i originally said lmao
i know you didnt question my advice
Who even has 5 apps running at once anyway, usually it's 2-3 at most
Game, discord, chrome
Most of the time it's just game and discord
a lot, even simple things as booting the OS

most people don't bother with the time to actually disable their startup items
so when you're talking about the average user these things are important
i dont think many of them are timing the AT MOST 10 second load time difference on boot
ive never seen the difference reach 2 seconds between 2.5" and m.2
as with everything it depends on the user, when you're talking gamers specifically, chances are they have 4/5 different launchers, some sort of anti virus in the background, school utilities like teams etc which as you include more software this scalability increases ten fold
and as this scalability increases, the importance of NVMe increases
for shits and giggles ill test this when i get home just to see the difference, i doubt a 10 second difference will occur
you aren't going to notice a time difference
what you are going to notice is how many applications are sequentially loaded at once
which is NVMe's biggest advantage
well personally, and i imagine most people, factor in how fast something loads much heavier than if multiple things load at once
Techn - ology
what people perceive to be the biggest factor isnt actually the biggest impact on their actual workflow
happens all the time, even with experts
the SATA interface is outdated because multiple operations being performed at once bottlenecks the queue, it was why the NVMe protocol came around to begin with
and that's why you should never drink water from a soda fountain
what
@storm osprey sorry for ping i was lookcing at ssd online would this one be better then the SN550? or the crucial one
idk that off the top of my head, but it looks good
i think i would still go with the p5 though
the crucial one is better
that drive is DRAMless
ok
Better to not have HMB instead of not having DRAM
If I could I'd get a steam deck now
Waiting for 2nd gen one
fair enouph lol
thats why you should use sata ssds as a bulk storage for games and apps, and not as a C drive
3080ti vs 1080
lmao thats not even a debate
why not
yes thats why im asking
yeah tru
is it worth
correct
only you can answer that question lol
we can't answer if it's worth for you to buy a product, it's your money not ours
my money is yours
I'll take $100 cheers
rn everything is overpriced and the 1080 is starting to get old for its price so just wait for a mid range 30series graphics card that costs less and has more preformance with all the rtx series features
you have 1000$ laying around real quick?
thats two different types of ssd im confused
nah
poggers me too
then i will wait for rtx 4090
sata is a protocol which can be used with m.2 as well
oh ok
yes
get ready for that 4090$ msrp and that 4090 release date
m.2. is just a device protocol, NVMe and SATA are the transfer protocols
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oki gud to know
nvme 2.0 when
get ready to mortgage your house and kids
yeah pretty much
thats too much
its nvidia
scam like iphone
everytime they launch a gpu series theres like half of the gpus launched that are good/decent value and then the rest are there to flex on the budget ones
the 4090 will be a $2000~ card
just enouph for an used SUV
lmao
no lock on ergo
for what, 20 fps more than the 3090?
you aren't going to be making any money back from a coin like ergo lol
The electricity bill from that would probably be more than the amount you mine
And at the very least it will be a big portion of your profit
This is why big mine farms have their own solar stations etc so they dont have a running cost for electricity
tech
it depends on what cpu you have also, i would say just get a cable, you would see a nice improvement in quality and responsiveness just with that 30 buck purchase.
but flight sim is very cpu demanding, so if you are to upgrade to a 3090 you would need either a 5900x or 10900k id say
to not bottleneck it
msfs2020 in vr is hands down the most intensive game on the market atm. so its one of the few that can actually utilise such hardware i guess
i play xplane 11 xd
msfs is too powerful for my potato to handle
and also i heard that msfs's flight physics is not really that good and i priorities physics over graphics
hopefully msfs's physics will get updated so it becomes realistic
even with the best cpu and gpu msfs is really intensive on vr
dcs runs somewhat better on vr
but i still would take extra performance and lose vr
you could try and look at track ir
nice
you own the modules?
hornet carrier f16 etc
those are called modules in dcs
or thats what they call them
officially called modules
by ed
thats why i call them that
dcs on steam is a bit restricted
when i realized it i just redownloaded it
im enduring the pain of downloading an msfs update
dcs world too powerful for my laptop lol plus i want to fly real airliners
what specs you got
intel iris plus 640 with i7-7660U@2.50Ghz 16 GB ram
:/
ah no external gpu
my laptop has an i7 10750h and rtx 3060
ooooh
but i guess i cant flex cause i paid for it
and i had to wait until i turned 18 to buy my own laptop/pc
i have never owned anything with a external gpu
and even then i spent my own money on it
all of them are igpu
i7 7700 enough for 2042
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Which PC GPU can compare with RTX3060 (mobile)?
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Do i need Origin to run battlefield 4 on steam?
Boys, 3060ti at 1440p?
Depends on the workload
for 1440p you'll be wanting a 6700xt+
yes, but steam downloads it for you as a prerequisite of using it
yeah
you’d be perfectly fine
i think people forget how powerful some GPUs are
EX: a 3060ti is as good as a 2080 super, which is perfectly capable of 1440p
3060 12gb on the other hand, trash
yes it tells you to install it
also says it here
A friend is giving me his Nvidia 1650 to build my first pc so I can play 2042 on PC; is it powerful enough to run the game well? And how many frames should I expect?
depends on 2 things: one resolution 2: target framerate, a 1650 at 1080p will probably be low for a stable target, 40-50 frames is a stable estimation
hitching will also probably occur because of the VRAM allocation
will there be a dual screen option in 2042 ( or a battlescreen idea such as bf4) ?
yea thats pretty fucked up
? it's pretty normal lol
its pretty fucked up, Origin takes up 300mb of my storage and i don't even use it
why do i use steam then?
its like if i had bought battlefield 4 from the EA website and it just instals Steam automaticall
and say it doesn't run without Steam
yes, just like every other game on steam that has bundled software in one form or another
origin is no different
well, its annoying
300mb is not much anyways
most likely not
i need help..... so i have a ryzen 5 2600 as cpu, i know this is decent but i would like to upgrade it before 2042 launch. Soo... what is a great cpu under 500 ( i also want to upgrade my motherboard)
ok
if 500 is a hard budget then you can get 5800x and gigabyte gaming x b550
i also found a ryzen 7 3200x is that a good cpu?
ok, if i upgrade to that shouldnt i have to worry for future games?
errr i dont think theres a ryzen 7 3200x
you wont have to worry for a good 5 years or so
that will be nice if soo
but of course it will eventually be too slow for new games
don’t, wait until intel 12th gen
get an i5 12600k
and don’t buy ryzen
ryzen trash
for the price
lol
are you usa?
nope netherlands
oh.. uhhhhh
??
ok
hope gpu`s will ever be cheaper
underlined are the options i would pick, i suggest going up to msi a pro/gaming at minimum, tomahawk if you really can
ok these are some good options
however zen 3 trash pricing because of trash MSRP
alder lake ftw
come on now lol, its looking good but its way too early to make decisions on if its good or not
it’s got DDR5 so a large leap would make sense
one more question a want to sell my cpu. how much should i ask for it? (its 2 years old)
and you think zen 3 msrp is bad ? there are plenty of rumours that 12th gens new architecture is going to be super expensive
way more expensive than zen 3
from what i’ve seen, less
more expensive than 10th gen but cheaper than zen 3
which i’m all for
i’d pay slightly more for much better performance
ive not seen anything such.
just money money money. and as someone who is looking to upgrade to a 12600k, im worried
but the leaked benchmarks show the 12600k beating the 5950x in single core, which is ace.
i7-12700K costs $160 more than 11700K MSRP
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Chip shortage boutta last to 2023 bay bee
Massive shortage in the US. Cant get high end new gpus, car shortage related to chips, next gen consoles, etc etc etc
Interesting, I thought it was worldwide. Thanks for the info
Can I have opinions on this prebuilt
I’m willing to wait until Black Friday if that is a factor
So it’s good value then? that’s probably as far as my budget stretches for the moment
value doesnt matter in this market
everything sells dont think of "value", it doesnt exist
I don’t understand what you mean lol
Like, could I get a better pc for the same price Is what I’m asking
probably not
The new Nvidia driver: GeForce 496.49 WHQL has support for 2042.
very epic
has credibility the parts are massively overclocked which if anything shows they were targeting beating the M1 at all costs
I would expect ADL to win regardless if it didn't that would be an embarrassment
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Zen 3D V-cache probably gonna be better in gaming
One reason why they shouldn't really be compared on mobile platform: Alder-Lake uses a fuck ton more power than M1 Max
That's an excessive amount of exclamation points for a product we won't be able to get
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That was fast
Damn, my Win11 is running soooo much better after I did a clean install instead of updating
he sure is fast when it comes to stuff like that
There's so much room on that CPU substrate man... But they wanna stop at 8+8 cores
Intel's RTX 3070Ti competitor apparently priced higher than RTX 3080

Terrible for a beta test generation
Anyone familiar with asus mobos?
ive owned 2
What’s the significant difference between a Prime and an ROG? And I see they have letters for tiers, but don’t understand the big difference
prime is generally cheaper than rog, probably less features and power phases, but im not certain about the phases
and im not sure what you mean by letters
Letters in like, Z690-F vs Z690-G
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thats the best i can find on their naming conventions
Looks like I will be going with the Z690-F then
id be more worried about power phases, heatsinks, features and price to performance
i just installed my new ssd
ended up going with the pn550 since the sale on crucial went out before i got the chance to buy one
the fuck
Lul
Yeah let's put black, brown and tan together
At least it performs decently in thermal and noise
Dunno why they didn't put it on a 3080 though
I didn't buy that it's just a picture from reddit
oh
would never buy something that ugly 
ngl i would buy that if the backplate is black as i wont see the fans tbh
A fucking xx70 tier card using up 4 damn slots
I want the gigabyte vision 3080 it looks so good
Gigabyte tho 
Nothing wrong with it, never had issues with them.
my man have in first preview one of the most anticipated cpu's and tortures it like a AMD FX

if it was full noctua it would be fine
but asus had others ideas in mind
"Decently"
It outperforms custom water lol
In jays video he had it down to 44c
Lol
Cranked overclocks like 47
Hes also demonstrated its fairly easy to switch out the fans
And the black noctuas would perform the same and look loads better
Black fans would look good since the shroud covering is black
hey sometimes my bf1 stutters for 5 seconds and when its back again the ground's texture is reaally bad, this fixes itself on the next map if i stay in that match
what causes this?
That could be the game itself might need to repair the files but it could also be the graphics card
i dont think its the card, nothing like this happens at other games
Sometimes only a specific game can reveal a defect in hardware
Seems more to do with the game tho
Thats one fancy board
how much you pay for all those looks? 
Z, Dark, and kingpin are 3 words your wallet doesnt appreciate
Im really hoping there is a white z690 board for a decent price right out the gate
Id love an nzxt board since the z590 one seemed to get good reviews and looked ace. But i think they launch those much later
If im getting a 12600k im getting an overclocking compatible board 
I'm gonna wait for Zen 3D
Zen 3D is literally being announced on Nov 8th
Btw Intel has to retest Ryzen because of Windows 11 patches
Ryzen 5 6600X supposedly has 8 cores/16 threads
6800X has 12 cores/24 threads
why did they put the dimm slots in the top instead of right?
it does look fancy
board size limitations
it can't be put on the right because it's not an ATX size board, and also because it looks ugly
so its matx?
yes
the board is meant for CPU overclocking, just put to the top for best performance
right
Also it has only 2 RAM slots since that's generally better for RAM overclocking than 4 slots
Afaik Z690 Taichi may be best for CPU overclocking
I'm kinda excited to see HEDT Alder-Lake
yo guys could you tell me if this parts list is good?
the ram is for my old build i already have 3200mhz 32gb ram lying around
and i already have storage too
that RAM is absolutely terrible do not buy it
CL163200 is what you require not that
meh, not much difference between CL19 and CL16
yes there is
that is a massive difference
that die bin is absolutely terrible not even OEMs use timings that bad
IRL performance is around 3-5% worse
which honestly ain't bad at all
and that's for CPU-bound processes, anything that's more intensive on your GPU won't see any performance change
no it isn't that's a penalty of around 15%
this isn't some Cl16/17 difference here this is 3 layers of a difference for cas latency
the subtimings are going to be absolutely awful and it's that bad it doesn't even appear in raw numbers
nobody under any circumstance should be using this type of binned memory in their systems
Except a grandma that plays farmville
^
Seems like in recent years that RAM speed is becoming more important
ehh it's down to CPU architectural differences mainly than the memory itself
I remember when DDR4 came out and there was only 2133 and 2400 MHz kits with CL19 timings
things like the IF which weren't done before FCLK etc put a bigger priority importance on the binned memory
People used to say Intel preferred tighter timings while AMD preferred frequency but to me they look the same
that was always a wrong assumption neither is true
ryzen is latency sensitive that is frequency and timings it isn't considered with raw throughput because 1:1 ratios are decoupled past 1800 imposing an inherit penalty
it's down to how CCX complexes interact with the IF intel didn't have anything like the Zen architecture which is why you could get away with subpar memory with "fine" performance
I haven't got to tweak with a Ryzen 3000/5000 CPU yet so I never got to play with IF and FCLK
that will change with ADL but it's simply a architecture design reason
the more you place importance on interconnects the bigger the priority becomes on latency, can't have it both ways
the IF and FCLK aren't that important
tweaking them beyond their factory design brings instability and shouldn't be done
Same can be said about going beyond JEDEC memory spec
your road will vary depending on the memory itself, Zen takes a big influence from the end CCD calculation number
You can't guarantee stability going past spec
no it can't
the IF and FCLK are clocked automatically by the board they don't require manual tuning
JEDEC specs are tied to the memory die they aren't programmable entries
One weird occurrence for me is when my 3200 MHz kit is more stable than my old 2666 MHz kit on R5 1600AF
I guess the 2666 kit may be defective in some way
nah
it's just how binning works
higher the frequency and the the tighter the timings are at XMP the better quality the memory is
which means it has a higher tolerance level before memory corruption exists
XMP 3.0 isn't with binning itself it's simply a protocol for boards
and well XMP doesn't matter really for binning itself
Yeah ik
With XMP 3.0, you'll be able to personalize profiles and there's now 3
Wonder if Nvidia is gonna reveal discrete RTX 3050Ti before 2022
And I hope it has more than 4GB VRAM like leaks suggest
dude, I'm talking from experience and what most people says. The penalty isn't that hard, it's around a 5% difference.
your "experience" is wrong because I'm talking about actual penalty differences in I/O performance lol
this is ryzen 5000 here not some generic intel chip
send me one benchmark that supports your claims
speed is still more important than latency, even in CPU-intensive tasks like FEA
you see that difference between 2T CL14 vs T1 CL14? those are the penalties involved when you go down 3 tiers of CAS latency
yeah you're wrong lol
that's not how Zen runs calculations for throughput
a 4000MHz CL20 die is worse than a CL163800 memory die
True gamers choose 3600 MHz CL16 kits
you fundamentally misunderstand how memory calculations work
3600 CL16 to CL18, with a difference of less than 3 fps
and that's on 1080p
if you move to 1440 or 4k, the difference is even smaller
what are you talking about? the minimum framerate drops aswell as the average
and by the way
but, a 15% drop?
this is 3600 memory
not 3200 CL19
yes
3200 CL19 is that bad it's literally not even reviewed for synthetic benchmarks
yes, we're comparing the same frequency, with different CL
no we're not we're talking about 2 entirely different grades of memory bin here
CL183600 is actually normal memory binning because it's a scaled CL163200 bin, CL193200 is absolutely terrible and uses bottom of the barrel die bins
it's literally worse than OEM memory
the difference isn't still as much as you mention
hell, even lower frequency RAM doesn't have that much of a difference
what are you talking about?
every single memory in that video is better than this one?
you really know that CL doesn't mean anything unless you're doing some CPU intensive tasks, right?
frequency is still more important
lol do you understand how Zen even works?
that's the important question
because it's pretty clear you do not you literally linked a video that has better memory bins than the one that was linked before
yes, I do understand how Zen, and specially things like infinity fabric works
really so you understand that the IF relies on the CAS latency specifically aswell as FAW for calculating raw throughput?
i already have better ram lying around this ram is for my old build
gotcha avoid that memory like the plague
that shouldn't be used on DDR3 nevermind ryzen 5000
its for my old build with a ryzen 3 i already said that
what memory have you got lying about by chance?
IF ratios depend a lot on more than the memory itself, and even then it has been proven that better speed is more important than latency
team group 2x16gb 3200mhz ram
good kit
yeah when i first built my pc they scammed me and sold 1x16gb so i bought another 1x16 to get like almost 30fps more in bf
see you're literally wrong just by your own admission because 1:1 clocks only scale to 3600 before they are decoupled to 2:1 lol
dual-channel is OP
yeah unfortunately a semi uncommon occurrence
they loove putting single channel in laptops and prebuilts even tho it doesnt cost that much more and pretty much divides your preformance
your team group kit will do you fine can get a 8x2 other kit or 16x2 take your pick
honestly, with the latency on Zen2, nobody sane goes past 3600
nobody goes past 3600 on Zen 2 because the CCDs aren't totally interconnected which is why CL takes a big penalty hit for 2:1
yeah but 16gb is costly and im selling my old pc so if the person wants better ram they can buy it themselves tbh
and that's due to inherent things on its design, as the latency is worse than Zen1, but the L3 cache makes up for it
yeah I mean either is fine tbh won't have many issues
this, but they won't gain much from upgrading the RAM, specially at today's prices
yeah tbh if its dual-channel 8gb is fine for what my old pc can do
once you enter 2:1 territory you need raw synthetics to bypass the latency penalty which isn't happening unless you've got some insane kit of 4800 at CL20 or whatever and even then it probably won't even boot
8gb is a little bit too low nowadays, even with a good GPU
I'd say that 16Gb of ram became the new standard
eh they're selling it it's kind of a different situation
the end buyer it's bad but nobody cares about them anyways
little point upgrading the memory you just reduce your net profit
its for a pc that im selling for max profit thb they can upgrade the ram themselves
ofc
question for my pc friends: what keyboards do you guys use? i'm thinking of getting a tenkeyless one so i have more space to move my mouse
generally the kind of switches being used are the most important factor
clicky gx brown etc
everyone has a personal preference
i have a razer blackwidow v3
2019 edition
fair enouph
I tried the custom switches on my brother's keyboard and they were very close to dead silent but still gave that feeling of a click
They were nice
You should see how bad the soldering is on my guitar for the wiring of the pickups and knobs
Bad enough to fuck up the electrical interference
Ever since I soldered it myself I get so much buzzing when plugged in
Ground wire is connected
Did he say what he has?
Are stock cpu coolers good for gaming?

short answer no long answer it depends
Outside of amd ones no
If your cpu comes with a cooler then that's probably good enough
tech
yes
So when will the 12th gen intel cpus be released?
Nov 8th iirc
4th for first 4 i think
Ohhhhh
tech
depends on which one and what cpu
Was that for me? I have a Logitech g513. Solid keyboard but I just want more space on my desk to move my mouse
8th is the official some retailers started shipping them last week
tech
nah that was for grim and his friends fancy switches
shit at that price id probably say zilents by zealpc
nyphon you might find this interesting, the logitech gx switches are just kailh switches
i looked under a magnifying glass and the switches have kailh written on them.
so just rebranded to "logitech gx"
its like psus, hardy any big brand actually make the product, they just have another brand make it for them and they put their name on it
except in this case they dont even put their name on it lol
i want to say like 80% of switches are made by kailh or gateron
they just tell you they are Logitech switches
well for other products its putting on a sticker, switches are tooled to emboss the manufacturer on it so taking it off is probably costly
@supple bane
this is for that corsair screen AIO attachment
AMD EPYC 7005 Turin more than doubles maximum TDP of Milan 2022 and beyond, a decade of high-wattage PC components. It is no longer NVIDIA Lovelace, Hopper, and AMD RDNA3. AMD EPYC Turin is now joining the list of devices requiring lots of power. Presumably, a special version of the EPYC 7005 CPU will have […]
600W epyc
suppose AMD need to leak something before ADL gets into the news cycle
it'll have some legitimacy ig they'd rather leak epyc than Zen 5 ryzen products
Genoa stepped up to 400W but damn Turin going up to 600W
Zen 5 design is still unknown
256 cores wtf
3d stacked CCDs 🙂
Zen 5 maybe has more cores per CCD, or CCDs are smaller to fit more, or maybe SP5 socket can hold many more CCDs than SP3
What are some good white rgb 120mm case fans?
i implore you to disregard the light ways and to get arctic p12
I'm upgraded to rtx 3060 from gtx 950 on 2 gb
But my cpu is burning trying hold that gpu
What cooling systems you can recommended? (not liquid they are too expensive)
Also my cooling system hell old btw
budget is really the main concern
Ryzen 5 3600 (overclocked a bit)
is this the non X?
and by overclock are you meaning custom clocked or PBO
Custom clocked
kk turn that off enable pbo and unlock the power limit
well your issue right now is too much voltage
Uhm
you can use pbo and keep your current cooler
My temp around 66
is it 66 under all core?
id only be concerned if you were over 80c... hell even 80c is under throttle iirc
or is this single core?
All core
it's fine then
yeah not happening
60 range is just fine
not even 360mm AIOs are going to get you to 40 degrees under all core
yeah those temperatures are perfectly fine
Like 66° on all processor?
yes it's fine
Benchmark just turns off my pc bro
if you really want an aftermarket cooler i would say this https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08BY9P911?tag=pcpapi-20&linkCode=ogi&th=1 , but your temps are fine
And games same.
that's a clock problem
not a temperature problem
I'm sorry to tell you but you aren't going to solve your problem with a new cooler
it's going to happen regardless
Um
Zen 2 especially non X are not designed to be pushed on the core clocks
turn them off if you're really wanting to push it for some reason look into practical tools like usmus or use PBO
custom overclocks don't work well for Zen 2
on the frequency right?
yeah get rid of your frequency overclock and you'll solve your crashing issue
you arent crashing because you are too hot, you are crashing because your overclock is unstable
^
When I got that processor I tried to overclock it bit, then it's got hot, I'm put it on stock and it was stable but temps was hard. Then I turned on PBO from stock and it was same temperatures.
ah
you fried the tags on the processor then
i get around those on a 240mm aio
this is exactly why you do not overclock frequencies
Let me turn it off from overclock at bios.
if you dont know what you are doing*
Back.
that was quick >_>
Okay wait let me check temps.
Yeah
64 rn
Bruh
Okay I need new cooling..
I'm sure
what cooler do you have rn?
Idk
DM me a picture of inside your case
a 3600 would have to be on a REALLY bad cooler for it to hit 60s on idle
a hunk of metal should do better than that. did you use thermal paste when you put the cooler on ?
It is stock cooler from my past processor.
Yeah
I somehow see AMD name on it
It's so died
Bruh
could you just send me a picture
a wraith ?
But it's all in dust
should be more than enough for a 3600
It is not.
i know for a fact that it is :P
3600 kinda hot processor.
ive never heard of that but it would make sense given what he is saying
zen 2 uses onboard tags for measuring the temperatures, they die quite easily once you get into frequency meddling
which is why you dont
Uhh
happend to my 9900k as well
I guess it's cooling issue.

yeah, one of the consequences you pay for touching it
just temperature mis-reporting?
well. i know its not hot
incorrect measurement scaling
He just hot no more issues
Crashes sometimes
Blue screens
once a tag dies it isnt reported on by the CPPC



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