#cpus-mobo-and-memory
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Huge
That was almost certainly the issue
I had the same issue with my 13600k and msi z690, would blue screen without even xmp enabled till I switched them
Memory traces in mobo is part of it. Preferred slots for a reason -- indeed slot a1 and b1 would still be dual chanel
Might be dual channel, but for some reason changing to 2 and 4 let me run in XMP
Thanks for helping me solve my problem!
What type of motherboard do you recommend for an AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D not very expensive around 300 dollars...............
asrock a620m pro rs
you don't need all those expensive boards if you're just gaming
do you really need that many ports?
nop bt i want ATX
for amd am5 platform, the vrms on even this $129 board is able to handle up to 7950x3d just fine
hm atx, alright
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either this
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they're all on amazon but i'd say they worth every bit picking up
newegg has these for 189
OK,and the memorie ram .
do you want rgb?
this is with rgb
no rgb
ok thanks for your time I'll keep it in mind
prices on ram change regularly so if you're about to buy the parts, ask again for reccs
I'd say this instead for non rgb on ryzen
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/tH4Zxr/oloy-blade-32-gb-2-x-16-gb-ddr5-6000-cl32-memory-nd5u1660320brlde
Because I'm order a 13700k processor and z790 rok strix I'm going to return to
Choose for and 7 7800x3D
and I am looking for a good ATX motherboard with no memory or lan compatibility problems god bios and performance
Ehhhh not necessarily
imo i'd rather pay less than getting slightly better ram that costs more
It's only 10$, imo it's worth from cl38-32
conversation went to gpu channel btw
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TIL that the rgb profile for the asrock x570 steel legend is saved onto a chip in the m.2 heatsink/cover
6000c38, probably Samsung but I dont know more than that
figured
There's a gauranteed hynix kit, 5600c46 for $72
you know how good you can make the timings?
Not a clue, but its either gauranteed A die or M die
Which is the best for tuning
Felix or pato could tell you more about it
One sec let me see if I can find it
I believe that it's this but id wait for another opinion
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/qk9wrH/teamgroup-t-create-classic-32-gb-2-x-16-gb-ddr5-5600-cl46-memory-ctccd532g5600hc46dc01
In the amazon link it literally says hynix ic though lol
i already got my ram i just wanna OC it ngl
imma wait and see if prices get better
but dang $72 for 32 is wild
% wise much cheaper than the $90+ of most 6000c30 or such kits.
I am looking for recommendations for DDR4-3200 (PC 25600) that would be compatible for an ASUS G15CF-DSI560 desktop.
32gig (2x16). The machine already has 16gig (2x8)
Sorry, I want to add the 32kit to the 16 that is already there
Yeah you wouldn't want to do that is what I'm saying
Mixing ram kits unless you know the ram die is the same is not a good idea
And are you just gaming?
If so over 32gb is pointless
If you're doing workstation tasks it might be worth trying to get the same die kit
It is going to be a gaming/workstation that is why looking for a bit more. How do you tell about ram die (pull a stick in the machine and play match the numbers?)
There's a program to check, but its not 100% accurate
Typhoon burner I think it is
What are you looking to spend on ram?
Also last question, what cpu do you have
was trying to keep it to about 100 - 160$
intel Core i1 12th gen 12400F
I'd just get that and sell the 16gb sticks you have
Though depending on what workstation tasks you do 64gb is probably still overkill if a 12400f is enough for what you do
nice, many thanks.
What is a recommendable setup right now to run super-high clocked RAM without getting one of the high-end motherboards ?
asus maximus hero boards are crazy in canada
On gskill's website only Z790APEX are listed as compatible with their 7800-8000-8200 memory
Getting an itx board because they often have 2 slots which means t topology
cheapest would probably be z690i unify or z790i edge
maybe a used z690 unify x? I've not tried with that mobo in ages so no guarantee even if they're saying it can do 8000 now
short answer is no, you won't get high frequency like that without some amazing board/in some cases amazing cpu as well
AM5 can do 8000+ too but it's barely any faster than what was 6000-6400 due to desync
Thanks guys, appreciated.
there is no T or daisy in a 1dpc board, its just "1dpc" as the topology

Right my b on the wrong terminology
Suppose if I want to upgrade from an i5 9600k what's a good upgrade from it?
Depends on how much you want to spend
Since you're pairing it with a 6700xt, the 9600k is fine for gaming
In that case I'll stick with it
But if you still want to id say 7600 or 7800x3d
7800x3d?
Am5 cpu, best cpu for gaming atm
$384-$450 depending on sales unless you have a microcenter, mobo around $125-$160 and ram around $75-90
I do not have a MC near me
As another option, even a 12600K would be a moderate upgrade (especially 1% lows), & is often under $200ish, or extra 2 (p)cores is the 12700K sometimes under $250.
12600k $178 rn
imo not worthwhile upgrade from 9600k, I think only worth going much better cpu for future gpu upgrade
not with a 6700xt
True. I sort of tack onto your 1st reply & say stick w/ current setup unless a 9700 nonK can be found cheap enough. The extra threads help quite a bit most of the time.
Hey all! New to the chat here. I need some help troubleshooting with a new PC build. I got a Z790 AORUS ELITE AX (1.x) last week that wouldn't start. It had all the error lights going off. After following the steps Gigabyte support gave me, they suggested returning. So I did. Today, about an hour and a half ago I got my replacement and I'm running into the same errors. The odds of having boot issues from a brand new motherboard is low, but never 0. But getting two leads me to think I'm doing something wrong. I'm trying to use a Intel Core i7-12700KF with it and I've flashed the BIOS to the latest version, but I'm still getting CPU and DRAM error lights.
The RAM can't go in any further, but I've tried different DDR5 sticks, both with the same issue. Here's the RAM I'm using
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BJPG4G8Q?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details
Try each stick individually. 1 faulty isn't rare. Here's a pic of an example when ram isn't clipped in btw.
then tbh sounds like cpu is faulty
Gigabyte support had me try one stick at a time and to try each slot.
Sounds good, I'll return the CPU
Reseated cpu already? -edit: my bad. Probable cpu issue.
Yes, reseated. I've tried all combinations
First build in like 7 years and it's been frustrating. haha
understandably that sounds obnoxious
ok so i want to upgrade my rig to 64gb ram, i have 2 16g sticks of ddr 3200mhz, is another 2 sticks of 3200 better than 2 of 4000?
also what is a good brand for a good price
i have a 32 thread cpu and dual channel motherboard
are you gaming?
or workstation tasks
also what cpu
AMD Ryzen 9 5950X 16-core, 32-thread unlocked desktop processor
i run a split pc and do cad and gaming
if i want to leave my old sticks in ad swap the channels will it just lower these to 3200?
yes
ok
there's not really a point for it anyways, you likely won't use over 64gb for cad
you'd have to be doing some insane stuff for that to happen
what if i have 4 modded mincraft sesions running at once....
wtf kinda mods are you running my guy jesus
soooo self hosting plus bmp2 plus shaders plus alot
this is just 2
only one was running shaders
and i want to run 4
all at once with mid settings on 3 and max on one
or thats the dream
its using 87% of 32 with one game paused
Firstly are you sure you need that much RAM allocated to the clients? Secondly are you hosting a server through a client rather then a dedicated server?
6GB - 8GB hasnt caused me any issues for any large modpacks, I doubt you need anywhere near 12GB - 16GB.
Also if you're trying to run this kind of setup you really need to cut down on all bloat. No Discord, browsers, bad launchers (overwolf), prolly debloated Windows or Linux, anything else that isnt nessesacry to run the game.
im port forwarding a lan world and using aster multi seat and sandboxie to split pc
all users are on the same computer as me
it works, but lag is noticable when i run maxed shadders and have others on aswell
its only the ram thats geting taxed tho
its fine when we are in same chunks
MC rarely appears to be single threaded CPU bound/GPU bound by standard utilities. Indicating it's more then likely capped by some internal bottleneck that cant be seen easily. You're prolly capped elsewhere that you dont really notice. Also worth noting same chunk "stress" tests dont indicate how well it works due to how mob cap works (mobs are almost always the perf killer for any standard server).
Regardless, try lower RAM allocation. It's unlikely you need it.
well it would be running 4 sesions silmutaniosly, ive tried lower ram but the load times become unbareable so it definetly is using it
it can manage 2 with one usinf shaders and be enjoyable but add just 1 more and it isnt
ik mc has its own caps but the ram part is definetly due to the fact im running it multiple times so me and 2 or 3 others can all play at once
its a split pc settup so multiple users all using the same pc at the same time
and 32 gigs isnt cutting it
for mc with shadders anyway
Is the WD-Black SSD the 2TB better than my p41 plus?
If sn850x rather than sn770, yes. P44 Pro is what fights the 850x.
Sn850x has better sustained transfer speeds, not like you'll notice the difference tho, the randoms (most important day to day) are about the same so you wouldn't notice, sn770 is deff worse
Load times dont indicate it needs more RAM during a playthrough. You could also do mod pruning as it sounds like you have either 1000+ mods or 20+ extremely unoptimized mods. As well as installing perf mods such as FerriteCore and all of the Forge ports of the Fabric perf mods (Enhanced Block Entities Reforged, Entity Culling, ImmediatelyFast Reforged, Radium Reforged, Rubidium, etc). List of good perf mods here: https://github.com/TheUsefulLists/UsefulMods/blob/main/Performance/Performance118.md#forge-118x.
Granted the opportunity Modded Servers love to use ram. My heaviest server in the past used around 20GB.
Well that explains it.... Recommend trying what Hay said but if that still doesn't work definitely get more ram.
How do I fix USB dropout on AM4?
Honestly I feel like it's just a problem that's always plagued computers in general
am4 is just more prone to it for some reason
Only thing you can do is get most recent bios
What are some good 32gb ddr5 ram (4 sticks)
8gb sticks of ddr5 are cursed and 4 sticks of ddr5 is a terrible idea so literally none
8gb sticks basically loose the benefit of dual rank, which is a noticeable performance drop, and trying to get 4 sticks stable on jedec on ddr5 is a challenge let alone running them at a high speed
get a 2x16gb kit instead
i gave em a recommendation over in general chat
If using 4 sticks is such a challenging prospect at this point, why do they put four slots on a board?
For people who need a lot of ram
Or just because
And on ddr4 it was much less of an issue
With a z790 it isn't as hard to run 4 sticks as it was before, you could likely get 4 sticks 5200mhz-5600mhz with enough effort
welll f.
7950X or 13900K for content creation (video editing and so on)?
@cursive epoch
TFW you have 2×8gb Hynix M-die
Won the wrong lottery as someone said
it would be a new build so that's a different thing
then the 13900k it is
That's a great term i love it
I don't know who said it to me but it fits so well
TBF I can order matching sticks and move to 32
But like
There's snowball's chance in hell it'd actually be stable at 6000 MHz that way
@dull flint said it lmao
But yes
I can upgrade to 32gb if I absolutely need to right?
Like yes it's gonna be sucky in terms of frequency and timings
But it should work for the most part
If you needed to for some reason you'd just be better off forking over the extra 30 or so for a brand new kit imo
Yeah that's probably fair enough
Are there any DDR5 kits that are guaranteed Hynix M or A die?
gskill trident z5 neo is m die
Just no
Also they're crap sticks
Some of their kits that are already guaranteed hynix are
There's plenty that are, basically nothing under 7000mhz is guaranteed to be either(that i know of) but there's plenty good kit's that are guaranteed hynix
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/qjbZRK
These kits are hynix but require overclocking basically
Everything 6400mhz or over is guaranteed hynix of some sort, there's some kits that are 6000 that are but I can't remember which are samsung and hynix, i believe 6000 c30-32 are hynix but I'd double check with felix
Part List
Why are they crap? (I’m using mine for AM5 btw)
Overpriced, bad heat spreaders
decent?
I would say no complaints but I used a 5900X
very broad question you'd want to be more specific
versus a 5800X it should be about the same or slightly worse
for games
multicore, double it.
you did say gaming tho
how else am I supposed to interpret this 
well if you want multicore, 5950x is just two 5800x's slapped together
but that's all you'll get
dual 8 ccd versus 1 8 ccd
if you ask me tho I wouldn't consider any AM4 stuff anymore given what you can afford new these days
well you certainly don't want to buy a new 5950x either
you can get better performance out of a 13600k
for compiling specifically? maybe not, but there's also 7900
or 7950x
lets look rq what a 5950x used costs
12900kf is cheaper
7700x is almost the same performance in compiling
then you have AM5 and you can stick to upgrading on the same platform again
I'd personally do this over buying 64gb ddr4 (really shouldn't) and a 5950x
AM4 is legacy, there's very little reason to justify it anymore
you might hate the jump now, but then later you can stick it out on AM5 all the same
7700 doesn't even need a cooler, you can use the stock one
you could do this then get the 64gb ddr5
which will only be a little more than a 64gb ddr4 kit
so you'd pay what, maybe near $100 more now? but later you'd be far better off as you've now got yourself settled in with ddr5 and an ongoing platform instead of a dead one
12900K, 13600K, 12600K all the same, they all would be equal to or better than the 5950x
I mean if you're that compelled then I'm in no position to stop it, but just be wary you'll be locking yourself in pretty solidly to old gen tech by doing it is all
you also will likely need a new cooler for the 5950x
5950x
didn't say AM5 there
lol
lol
I'm not talking about AM5 rn
what cooler do you have?
fair enough, that would indeed handle anything
you can adjust the pump I'm sure if it's 3 pin
change to DC input in bios you should have a range on the b550f down to 40%
well LS720 actually runs best between 75% and 80%
from reviews
most AIO's are designed with the intent of 100% for daily operation but the LS720's pump causes cavitation at full rpm
so you get turbulence and worse waterflow
you also get a noisier pump
you can buy turning the rpm down
lol
and better temps
this was a long time ago, when I spoke with the cultistnetwork authors of their review of it
specifically they told me 75-80%
after testing
this would've been when it first came out, back in what, august last year?
I would say it should be close to ideal
but I mean if it's worse, then just put it back
nothing's concrete and I don't hold all the cards I'm preaching
that...
doesn't quite sound right but ok
I'm guessing not any synthetic loads
then not really pushed hard at all lol
5800x has a reputation of being a volcano
wait then why don't you invest in avx-512?
11th gen makes a lot more sense than AM4 if you're big on those games
Ryzen 7K has AVX-512 but it's fake 512
512 would be a huge fps boost is all
especially for RPCS3
?
is the AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D on a MSI MAG B650 TOMAHAWK with a 7900 xtx overkill or nah. Someone is telling me I should go with the new gen X3D cpu in order to future proof my comp and just make it more of a beast. What are your guys opinion on this?
fine but I'd get a cheaper motherboard
which I am
tomahawk is overkill for AM5
yeppers
mmhmm
alr
oops
Basically free ram and starfield so yes but only if you actually need the 12 cores in the 7900x
I don’t know if I do
Probably not. I do want max gaming fps tho
I for sure want the ram and starfield though and will buy those regardless
Sounds like a lower tier processor but with the x3d suffix would be better suited to my needs. Now if I can find a bundle I like that would be ideal
theny youre better off with a 7800x3d
i mean what the ram is worth 75-80$ (ik newegg says 93 but you can get basically identical for less) starfield is like 70$?
that still brings the 7900x down to 285$ if you plan on buying starfield id say its a good deal
Will the 7800x3d actually out perform the 7900x for games
unless youre getting a 4090, you probably will hardly see a difference between 7900x and 7800x3d unless you only play esports
correct
most people will be gpu limited tho
I’ve got a 2070 rn
you definetly wont notice a difference until you upgrade your gpu unless you play low settings esports
Hm
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sku/6292002.p?skuId=6292002 this is what I have now
I broke the glass panel so was going to get a new case. And maybe maybe upgrade at that same time
probably want a new power supply, cooler and would need a new ram kit too
New psu too?
yeah its decently balanced
7600 or 7800x3d is what you'd want
It's 600w, model might vary
But it's for certain 600w
The best quality 600w units are B tier, I dont think there's any 600/700/800w A tier psus
Bestbuy Q&A is saying 650 gold
that means nothing, can you send a pic of the label on it
I think I need to take it apart to see
If it has a psu shroud, take off the back panel
Well, side panel but not the side with the gpu and cpu and all that on it
If it doesn't have a psu shroud, the one with the gpu and all that on it
It does have a psu shroud
should just need to take off the back panel to see
So looking at the pc from the front, take off the right side panel
honestly since they want starfield anyway it makes the 7900x a really good deal id pay effectively 85$ more for 6 more cores that boost a lil higher
yeah its C tier, id get a new psu assuming youre gonna upgrade your gpu in the future
What do you think about getting new case, new mobo, new ram, new cpu, new psu and waiting on gpu?
Does mobo really matter
Maybe the b650e?
Part List - AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, NZXT H5 Flow ATX Mid Tower
Yes and i would not do that list tbh
Honestly since you want the game anyway unless you plan on getting a 4080/4090 or only play esports basically I'd get that 7900x
@tawny frigate do you need wifi/Bluetooth or will you be using ethernet only?
I'd do this if ethernet only
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/mWwXPF
This if wifi
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/YFqyXk
Part List - AMD Ryzen 9 7900X, Phanteks Eclipse G360A ATX Mid Tower
Part List - AMD Ryzen 9 7900X, Phanteks Eclipse G360A ATX Mid Tower
So if I want a kit that's guarenteed to be either A or M die I should look for ram kits beyond 7000mhz?
No the ones i linked you are guaranteed hynix, they only have a and m die atm, and anything 6400mhz or over is definitely hynix, 6200mhz should be too but I'm not 100% sure on that one
Would it be worth buying my own heat spreaders?
Better than g skills ones iirc
I mean you can, if you're really pushing the frequency it might be
But yeah I'd only get those kits if you're okay with ocing them yourself, I'm sure felix could give you a list of timings that would basically guaranteed be stable
Ram oc is all fun and games til it deletes your windows bootloader
So uh have a secondary drive with your ram oc testing windows install
?
Or do it before you start doing stuff to your windows, then reinstall
So buy a basic ssd for testing?
Ram erroring can delete your windows bootloader
Well if you have a secondary ssd you can just use that then when the testing is over format it
All my drives are full of valuable info.
Either way I need a new drive for space soon so when I do the oc I will use that drive to test before putting information on it.
Although you need to make sure when you install windows, you do it on your main one only in the pc, take all but your ram oc ssd out, then install windows again, otherwise windows bootloader will go on a random drive, meaning if they see another windows drive it'll probably just use that bootloader it's a real pain in the ass
I ran into that on my current setup.
Yeah windows dum
Didn't know of it and was driving me nuts till I had it fixed.
Kept switching between win10 and win11.
Lol classic Microsoft
I am tempted to buy the T-Create Elite sticks and put my own heatsink on it for some reason.
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For some reason overwatch (bad game) takes 5gigs of my memory, sometimes it goes up for ~5.7 gb while playing on 2k, it doesnt go down at all even if i change all setting to low
3070ti, 16gb ddr5
That's about right for a game yeah, kinda on the lower side tbh
^^
Also 16gb ddr5 is cursed, because it's either 8gb sticks or single channel
So there's your first issue
Why would 4080/4090 change things?
Only gpus (and 7900xtx) where a 7800x3d would make a noticeable difference in games
Cause of frames already being so high or what?
Because the gpu would be the limiting factor with any other gpus
Not the cpu
Aside from very cpu focused games like valorant, but my 13600k and 3060 ti can do 250+ fps anyways, when you get to that tier of pcs it doesn't matter for the majority of games that are cpu focused
So, even though I would primarily be gaming, worth considering that 7900x bundle over the 7800x3d because of value of ram and game? I have 16gb ram rn, and it’s a lower clock speed.
Rtx 2070 non s
Yeah you wouldn't notice any difference at all
So I agree with pato
7900x for value and you can upgrade gpu later, as you still have plenty of cpu headroom
7900x+4080/xtx/4090 is still more than a fine pairing
In cpu performance, the difference is around 15% in gaming I believe?
However with a 2070, that difference would likely be under 1%
I mean it probably won’t be long before I cave and get a gpu 😅 lol
What would you be going for though?
Yeah but unless you're cool with forking over a cool 1k (you'd also want to pay about 220 for a 1440p monitor too assuming you don't have one which would be a waste of potential of the gpu in that case)or you mainly play esports you probably won't notice
And what bacca said
Motherboard List
Im currently looking at these motherboards for this pc build https://pcpartpicker.com/list/mGwJ89
Any thoughts on which mobo I should go with?
(Im most likely going to lower ram to 7200 and the cpu cooler is just a filler since I will water cool)
Part List - Intel Core i9-13900K, GeForce RTX 4090, Thermaltake Core P6 ATX Mid Tower
Choose A Motherboard
4 sticks is not gonna run anywhere near those speeds you'd be much better off with a vacuum 2x32gb kit, and a lot of different ssds, have you bought anything yet?
I'd also change the psu, depending on the use of the pc, the cpu too
have you bought anything yet?
no
depending on the use of the pc
Heavy rendering, running server, 3d modeling, editing, work, data processing and gaming ofc. Everything
Id also prefer to run on intel even if ryzen is currently faster
ok
For rendering etc 13900k is generally the best anyway so
yeah figured
How tied are you to the aesthetics? The case etc?
Aesthetics are definitley a big part. I'm dead set on the case. Im also going to be watercooling the system (gpu and cpu). Mobo aesthetics dont really matter as im going to be making a custom shroud for it.
Like I hate how the big diffused light looks on the vengeance and gskill ram so I picked the dominator for the pixel type lights
Oh yeah the way the storage is split up is intentional and the hdd is meant as a backup for the ssd's
Right well they don't have any kits that'll actually run those speeds because 4 sticks of ddr5 tanks the speeds so you'd want something like a 2x32gb kit which you already have to drop to a max of 6400mhz c32 for it
How doe these leds look to you
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/xJV2FT/oloy-blade-rgb-64-gb-2-x-32-gb-ddr5-6400-cl32-memory-nd5u3264320irkde
I agree personally
They look like too much tbh
Id do this, the SSDs i put in there are honestly almost as good in some categories as the ones you had, fraction of the price and better in some areas, gen 5 ssds haven't matured enough yet
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/RjLXPF
Part List - Intel Core i9-13900K, GeForce RTX 4090, Thermaltake Core P6 ATX Mid Tower
gen 5 ssds haven't matured enough yet
I see
I have a lot of questions
Well here's a list of your best options
https://pcpartpicker.com/products/memory/#S=6400,8400&Z=65536002&L=25,340&sort=price&page=1
Choose Memory
Yes don't touch them
tho my friend has the same settings but only 2gigs of ram is being used
They're literally melting under their own power
As long as you can get for a waterblock for the 4090 just get the cheapest one they're all over built
whe m.2 waterblocks make sense now
Uh that seems very low, are you sure everything is exactly the same? And they have less ram the game will loose less
None of them
Yes but also sadly no cos they ruin loop waterflow
Just use the regular passive blocks that come with the board
You could do like, dual loop with ram and ssd separate?
But at that point you'd be seriously needing to wonder how worth it it is
Let alone that 99.9% of people can't leverage gen 5 in any capacity anyway
Need to be someone editing like, 16K video at work daily
And that's really about it
Gen 4 hits the majority for already significantly fast
Even then I'd still take an sn850x/xs70 for the better all around perf
Usually the randoms suck on gen 5 drives
Big mood tbh
Too bad I don't need em
at the cost of performance, are there any dominator sticks that I could go 4x16 with? I looked at the stick options and realized aesthetics mean a little more to me than I thought haha
*laughs in dumb trident z5 *
A hell of a lot, ddr5 4 sticks, you'll be lucky to get 5600mhz tbh
Nope. Don't do 4x16 ddr5
2x32 runs wayyy more stable and wayyy easier
It's not like ddr4 where you can just plug them in and go
oh damn gotcha, well any dom sticks for 2x32?
I just despise the long diffused light so much
Not unless you want a bit slower
how much is a bit?
If I won the lottery I'd take the best doms, but I'd otherwise just stick to the cheaper stuff. Same result
Also icue is flakey
Very flakey with ram
PC is gonna be for both work and pleasure sooo ¯_(ツ)_/¯
You're looking at a bit slower for 70$ more
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/kDwmP6/corsair-dominator-platinum-rgb-64-gb-2-x-32-gb-ddr5-6000-cl30-memory-cmt64gx5m2b6000z30
This might sound overbearing but
And especially lately
Or 80 if you want them in black
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/YyWJ7P/corsair-dominator-platinum-rgb-64-gb-2-x-32-gb-ddr5-6000-cl30-memory-cmt64gx5m2b6000c30
I've seen for a very very long time, issues with corsair ram rgb
People regularly coming in, sometimes on a daily basis complaining about either their corsair lcd aio or vengeance ram not working with icue
And speaking from personal experience with them
Sometimes it can be as regular as every second boot that it won't work
Despite all that? I think doms are, functionally good, but not worth a premium of more than like, $10 over the competition
Corsair ram sticks and heatspreader quality is generally bargin bin stuff at higher speeds for a markup
Nah I would argue the heatspreaders on doms are quite good
They pad them properly
Removeable with screws
Oh ik but I'm just saying in general
Fair
But in this case it wouldn't really be, just gross for the price
You'd get the same results out of say, kingston fury's
Or ripjaws s5's
Or oloy 🫶
The oloys as well but those were vetoed
But yeah everything else as long as you like the looks of it is better/same and or cheaper
Holy m.2 slots. that mobo got alot
cause case good
Oh if you want the case that's fine
Just curious
A particular case aesthetic is something I think is great just as long as it's not something excessively overpaid for
You could probably do 2x4tb xs70's there
Instead of 4tb xs70+2x2tb sn850x
Saves a few dollars for mostly the same result
One sec I might have a look at this
1TB C Drive NVME for Core Programs and OS
2TB D Drive NVME for programs I need faster speeds on
4TB 2.5"SSD for other files and less fast programs
14TB 3.5" HDD for in computer backups of other drives
Here was my initial reasoning behind my original storage setup
Im not really planning on putting much in the C drive so ill probably get a 1tb
https://pcpartpicker.com/user/ISoLo17/saved/ZdTckL
Part List - Intel Core i9-13900K, GeForce RTX 4090, Thermaltake Core P6 ATX Mid Tower
Still same
id rather keep my os seperate from other things rather than get 1 more tb I most likely wont use tbh but thanks
Here's what I'd do
Part List - Intel Core i9-13900KF, GeForce RTX 4090, Thermaltake Core P6 ATX Mid Tower
Then go for an all white build with the custom loop if that's what you want to do
Or go thermalright frozen notte
You can still separate them
Split the 4tb into 2 2tb partitions using windows
oh yeah I could
I'd say do that with an 8tb nvme but those are expensive for the sake of being expensive
haha
So yeah, this would be the best in slot option lol
If you have no need for the igpu in the cpu as well for like, quicksync? Then 13900kf will be just as functional too btw
The KF's tend to run better as well as the good K's go to the KS line, but the KF's all stay together
So if you're into any overclocking or "golden samples" the KF's have better odds of better quality silicon
oh yeah I didn't think of that. Ill prob do that thanks
Not yet, was going to do it after I figured out the parts list
Alr
If you need to open the system up a lot, strongly suggest soft tube
It makes sifting through parts to get something 1000x easier
And soft tube loops can look very good
If you really want hard tube tho make sure you've got a lot of practice in bends, otherwise use 90° fittings instead, looks clean still but just costs a little more for being mistake free
We also have some watercooling gurus in here. I have a fair share of it but I don't actually look into the stuff
@limpid warren @long geyser are two that immediately come to mind if you want some help with recommendations
I would strongly suggest being quadruple sure of your list to avoid super expensive shipping from these watercooling places lol
thanks for all the advice, yeah ill probably be going with hardline tubing and dont think ill be opening it up often.
I did look into bending tube a bit and will probably get a 90° and 45° guides and make a jig
Good luck my guy, it takes a looootttt of practice to get perfect bends
Be prepared to budget a lot of extra tubing for mistakes
yeah ill prob get some cheap tubing to practice on a lil
then get the one I want + extra for when I mess up when I do the real stuff
Ye that works too
Oh yeah @vast meadow is there a specific for not picking MSI Gaming Pro for the one you picked
Same for the different power supplies original and yours, or was this one just price?
Just wondering
Well the board i picked is a bit better and has an extra m.2 slot, for the power supply mine is just as good, comes with a native atx 3.0 cable for the gpu and 1000w is plenty for a 4090 and 13900k
So you save like 100$ on that
I just checked with him, he says he's using the highest graphics preset, I believe it was smth like Epic. he has 16gb of ram.
btw the game uses 5gigs while only being on the menu. with almost the lowest settings, what the hell
its so frustrating cuz I literally cant even switch to discord while playing without annoying lag and freeze
🤷♂️
where is help channe;?
Yes
what you need help with?
basically all them are youll usuallly get the best response in the appropriate channel tho
ZMT looks pretty good. Hard tubing arguably looks better but just remember every time you mess up a pipe & can't use it for something else, it costs about $7 lol
ah ok. Thanks for the help yesterday as well 👍
No probs
Any recommendations for B650 boards?
My B450 board is just crapping itself every time I reboot at this point
It sits on the boot menu for a good 5 minutes with the VGA error light on at first, then the boot error light on before finally booting
And one of my drives isn't showing up correctly
are you planning on a new cpu and ram with that?
I’ve got a new build and I need to flash the bios, the bios renamer named the file to TGX570P, but the manual says to name to TGX570PW
Does it matter?
Yeah
Don't really see a reason to buy a replacement motherboard just to be done with it in a few years or earlier
a b550 is like $100
I was kind of planning on upgrading within the next year anyway
B550 is AM4, though
most b650 are overbuilt, so pretty much find one that fits your needs for usb, nvmes, wifi etc
One of the reviews on the Aorus Elite AX says something about coil whine?
Also apparently picky with RAM
Looks like the RAM I was planning on getting has been used with it successfully, though
What's with higher latency on DDR5?
compared to what? Realize plenty of ddr5 has almost the same overall latency as many ddr4 kits had, but now there's a bonus of around 2x the bandwidth which helps a bit anyways.
A lot of the kits I've found were 16ns. Maybe I'm just remembering wrong, but I seem to remember most of the DDR4 kits were 10.
Is there any relevant difference between these kits other than price, clock, and CAS?
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/4bPQzy/gskill-ripjaws-s5-32-gb-2-x-16-gb-ddr5-5600-cl28-memory-f5-5600j2834f16gx2-rs5k
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/RdhFf7/gskill-ripjaws-s5-32-gb-2-x-16-gb-ddr5-6000-cl30-memory-f5-6000j3040f16ga2-rs5k
I see that the timings are different, but I don't remember what each one really means
Would the first one be faster?
Would recommend one of these kits. Budget friendly and guaranteed to be a Hynix memory controller so if you want to do some oc that'd be good.
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/qjbZRK
Part List
ddr5 is overall somewhat new and isn't anywhere near it's peak of advancement. Wheen clock is 200x CL, that's basically 10ns --- higher mhz is mainly more bandwidth regardless of timings, and is what helps ddr5 timings overall not be as big a deal as previous gen(s). If you wan't to somewhat dodge messing w/ timing and want decent XMP rating, here's an example of what we can get. https://pcpartpicker.com/product/H9CZxr/teamgroup-t-create-expert-32-gb-2-x-16-gb-ddr5-6000-cl30-memory-ctced532g6000hc30dc01
Would any of you purchase a motherboard overseas without warranty? Example, my country doesn't have asrock products, but Newegg ships to my country
They do have a 30 day return policy
So I'm just wondering will it be worth it
If it manages to post, I'll most likely be safe for a while yea?
yeah
In the US if you need wifi, a620m pro rs wifi is usually 125, if no wifi needed b650 hdv should be 125, recently i saw the pro rs wifi oos so you can get hdv and m.2 ax200 card for like 20$ or basically the cheapest WiFi board that has a heatsink think msi is the cheapest atm for what I'd get at 160ish
I was thinking more ATX
I mean do you have any reason for it?
My case is pretty big and even an ATX board looks a little odd in it
I will also definitely find a use for more SATA and M.2 slots eventually
I'd probably get this then, has 4 m.2 slots although not a huge amount of usb ports so make sure it's enough for you
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/jJhFf7/msi-pro-x670-p-wifi-atx-am5-motherboard-pro-x670-p-wifi
Can always just get a USB hub for like $10-15
indeed
A friend of mine keeps telling me to reconsider my mobo but I trust you lot more tbh. He sent me This. Should I still just go with the AROSUS Elite?
Theyre all overpriced
Are you overclocking your cpu?
If not there's absolutely no point to getting a z790
Yeah I will be
What cpu?
Intel Core i9-13900K
those dont work for one reason or another
public 2 - Intel Core i9-13900KF, GeForce RTX 4090, Thermaltake Core P6 ATX Mid Tower
The msi z690 a pro works, it just needs a bios update and it has a bios flash button
wifi 6e tho
What are you using the pc for?
I won't have ethernet installed for a while
Heavy rendering, running server, 3d modeling, editing, work, data processing and gaming ofc. Everything
Ah ok. The wifi 6 vs 6e likely won't make any bit of a difference though
Especially considering you're going to get ethernet
like in 8 months 
Also I'd get this instead of the 1tb sn850x https://pcpartpicker.com/product/vrTp99/solidigm-p44-pro-1-tb-m2-2280-pcie-40-x4-nvme-solid-state-drive-ssdpfkkw010x7x1
It's better
$60 on an nvme is silly still but w/e
I'd also get a second xs70 2tb over the sn850x 2tb
$33 diff for a negligible difference
Oh that's a 4tb xs70
You'll see no difference in performance between those and the one i sent
ok cool thanks, yeah figured they were just thinking more money = performance
Yeah it can be with super budget boards
But anything over 200 is generally practically the same
MSI Tomahawks are overpriced junk
The tomahawk is basically a zx90 a pro with a nicer heatsink and maybe a tad more io
But I'd get the gigabyte board i sent you a few days ago for like 200ish
yeah I have that in the list
The tomahawk isn't exactly junk, but definitely overpriced
I love how it hasn't changed at all since it got popular during b450 era.
B450 tomahawk has been the only tomahawk worth buying except for sales and or used
B450 tomahawk was overrated by far. Couple of other options that were better featureset wise, which was more important then trying to run an OCed 3950x on the cheapest board possible.
Fair, but its been the best value out of any tomahawks
Ah that's what you mean. Yeah prolly. Haven't really cared to look at other tom prices.
I mean iirc x570 tomahawk was at a nice price
The 200$ board with 300$ board features
I wanna ask: Would i get better performance on Blender Fluid simulation if i go to the Latest Gen Intel CPU with DDR5?
blender is gpu focused afaik
In blender, AMD and Intel are basically evenly matched but AMD uses way, way less power.
Fluid would be physics, CPU loading
Yeah, it is CPU load.
ah ok
Well, the thing is also that i Might play games that use Single Cores like Minecraft
what is your budget for the upgrade and current cpu/ram?
well, it is not yet Decided, i just wanted to ask if i get with latest Gen of i9 a better Performance on Blender...
In general yes, the newer processors and memory perform better
^
It wouldn't be worth upgrading if you had, say, 12th Gen Intel already
7900x3d/7950x3d might be what you want though depending on what games you do, your gpu, and some other stuff
i'm at 10th Gen actually
and DDR4
Then you'd see a very big increase
So it would make sense to wish it for Christmas?
i already have a GPU that can go on for quite a while still.
Yeah, but parts will be very differently priced by then
So I would not make a decision on anything till then
Coughs in Fluid sim:
yeah, i would still wait for the 13th Gen until Before Christmas ig 🤔
14th gen will be out by then, offering up to a whopping 5% increase over the current gen. So yeah get 13th gen then and it'll be discounted hopefully.
I hope too
14700k might have similar multi core perf to the 13900k though, since I believe they'll be the same core count
Maybe bacca meant 14700k since they're adding 4 e cores to that
My current cpu has 10c20t
Or 10850k. Gulag for you. It's better than 11th gen.
So where's the 10core 11th gen. Oh right, there isn't.
Okay, what did you expect?
Honestly, that's a oven
It's a really hot chip, I was even thinking to upgrade the Pic to a 13th Generation i9
*PC
The cpu was used because the PC was planned at last quarter 2020 approximately.
Well, I can't really oc that within safe temperatures because the cooler can't keep up.
I saw that it can go beyond 300W
That's almost the max. my GPU can draw
13900k gets close to 400W at stock settings on an all core blender load
I had my Ryzen 2700 reporting over 700W once
Hang on I'll find the hwbot sub
Atp that's not even ln2 that's ln3
That CPU cooler was Meant:
I would not reuse that for 13900k
Yes. 🙂
794W lol
Notte 360 would good, could go for a better aio though
That is some Peak Performance Space Heater 😅
Honestly I think the sensor was broken but it's still a funny ss to pull out
You were acting like it actually hit 800w.
😭
Hold on, let me Update my Nickname...
Ok, that is done now
And now improved.
Yes, I own a PC that has a Intel Pentium G3220.
For casually running a Minecraft Server on it for like a couple players (up to 5 I guess...)
There is a song greatscottlab just loves, it is called "1KHz SINE WAVE"
I think it might just Be able to Keep up if it Boils the Liquid and the pump get's the Cooled side...
the latent energy of Vapourisation ig...
Well, the Pentium CPU can actually Overwhelm the cooler that is mounted on it.
Adenosine triphosphate go brr?
B650E Steel Legend WiFi for 118k HUF
or
X670E Steel Legend for 138k HUF
The X670E doesn't have WiFi in the name but does have an identical WiFi 6E built in
The advantage for the X670E is having a 2.5Gb AND a 1Gb LAN, as well as more Sata 6 and an additional M.2 Gen4 ×4 slot
oh and more USB now that I checked
Well, Now i have a PC on that Has a Intel Core i7 2700K Clocked at a Max of 5.1GHz
And i can't get any iGPU drivers installed even if my life depends on it rn
I might as well Manually Override the Driver to use some other Driver that might work.
do you even need 2.5gig ethernet?
tbf i'd go with a620 boards if you don't need more than like 6-7 usb ports on rear io
It's more a nice to have than an absolutely mandatory thing cuz we got a home media server put together a bit ago that has one 2.5g port
so that we can save our movies and stuff on it and access it that way on all our devices
well, that kinda justifies it
Your router would also need 2.5 ports to actually utilize it
that too actually ^
I need to get a new router anyway so that's fine
Fair enough, keep that in mind when you're router shopping then. The ones with all 2.5g ports are super expensive.
Yeah I saw that
one thing that I read somewhere is that having a 2.5g port is good cuz then you can serve 2 clients at full gigabit speeds at the same time
that right?
Technically yes but you'd need an adapter and custom built cables
If they're sharing a port yeah. An alternative is to just get a switch.
well we have the router from the ISP
it's supposedly good
(y'know with the old round cable input)
like I'm getting ~90 megabits right now
and his PC isn't even on
92.75/40.54
I think this is the cheapest combo unit with more than one 2.5g+ port
https://www.newegg.com/asus-gt-axe16000-wi-fi-6e-wi-fi-6-backwards-compatible-with-802-11a-b-g-n-ac-wi-fi/p/N82E16833320526?Item=N82E16833320526&Source=socialshare&cm_mmc=snc-social-_-sr-_-33-320-526-_-09072023
At that point I'd just slap a switch on your current router and call it good, who needs all that extra really.
Honestly
If I'm spending 600 dollars on a router
I want it to have the capability to accept a SIM
Mikrotik Chateau 5G AX
Probably not but it should be fine in theory
Yeah I understand now
it's 1gb aggregated
so if anyone else uses the network it becomes 100mbps ports
unless like my cable is broken
Oof
which I doubt
then again, you never know with those
My best guess is that the common cable in the street is an older one
so whatever
100mbps is still alright for me
Will if it is the case that the router is mode switching like that, a dedicated switch using a single port should solve that
problem is that it's not my internet since my stepdad is paying for it and he doesn't seem to care
OH COME ON THAT'S NOT EVEN A SWEAR WORD
anyhow
he's not exactly flexible, so I'm pretty much forced to acquire my own internet and networking gear if I want better stuff
hence me wanting a router that can take a SIM card
and frankly ther Mikrotik has everything I can ever need, it will not hold the SIM back from reaching max speeds (even if it's not that impressive on it's own)
I can feed the main internet to the Mikrotik, and have my PC, the storage server and maybe a console hooked up (when I get one down the line)
Can you get your dad switch to a diff plan and you pay for it? Does mean some work for your dad but he wont be paying anything extra (or anything at all depending on if you pay for all of it). Going the SIM route will be pretty expensive I'd imagine given SIM plans are fair bit pricier then wired afaik.
Even if you pay for it entirely, prolly will be cheaper then SIM. Go for the "win-win" route to get ur dad to switch.
Latency and dropped packets over 4G/5G is pretty bad too, speaking from experience. I'd often lose connection when gaming and disconnect from servers.
When I was camping to go fish in Alaska I worked and attempted to play off of Mobile Data and it was a very horrible experience. I would advise going against it if it can be avoided.
How big is the perf difference between a 5800x and 5800x3D?
nevermind.
Looked it up and it seems to be about 20% in some of the games I play.
Does $215 seem reasonable for a new 5800X?
Considering doing a upgrade to my cpu from a 5700G
Forgot to mention I am in Mexico so I need to use Amazon.com.mx
5700g to 5800x isn't a huge jump tbh
The 5700x has the same performance as the 5800x too
It does?
Yes
Doesn't 5700g lose to 5600 in gaming?
Yes, it's more comparable to the 3700x
Ah, still not really worth doing 5700g to 5700x then
The difference between them is exaggerated in csgo too, most other games there's not as much between 3000 and 5000 chips
Honestly the only one worth upgrading to on AM4 is the X3D
Yeah, but they said that'll hurt their workstation perf in build chat
I'd say just save up for 7000 series or 13th gen, if possible
If not then maybe a 5900x used?
Yeah 7000 should go on sale at the beginning of next year when 8000 comes out, which typically means prices stabilize outside the US
Well he straight up refused to switch plans when inquired
besides the ISP provides crappy routers anyway
and the SIM would only be a backup for traffic past 7pm
Yep 32GB is plenty. If you feel the need to step up, 48GB is also acceptable without compromising speed. (assuming DDR5)
is there someone that can help this old man figure out which motherboard and processor i need that wont break the bank?
Beat me to it again Felix
What is the pc for and what's your budget
right now i have a gigabyte ga-z270xp-sli and an intel i7 6700 and my budget is slim to none:) i have a dedicated graphics card and will be reusing that ad well as the 32gig of ram ddr4 i really just need a motherboard and processor comparable to my old one and nod not break the bank
What's your budget in terms of, $-$. Also what is the use case as that affects what we recommend.
budget depends on when i do this, would really like to keep it under 500 i have a corsai liquid cooler i can reuse as well and really would like to stay with gigabyte ultra durable
yes ddr4
I can find you comparable quality from other lineups. Old gigabyte was quite classy
i have always had giabyte boards with zero trouble
You can still have it done with Gigabyte at your price point just beware it'll cost you.
So next question, what's the graphics card Jim
its an geforce 1060 i think
Alr, last question
How old is the pc case and psu and how big is your ssd?
Actually a couple more
What's the pc being used for?
i edit photos but not professional
also just general word procession
Don't do anything super heavy like say, any games?
i use dxo for my photo editing software
no gaming
How many storage slots do you need?
i have a brand new 980 pro 2gb
How much did that cost
100
Ok that's not too bad
i have 6 storage drive now
I would suggest updating that ssd with software called "samsung magician"
Oh? What's the size and type of each
This matters for the motherboard
i bought that driv eo upgrade this system and all of a sudden its having issues
Yes
980 pro has had firmware issues as of early this year
It leads to accelerated wear and the drive locking down to "read-only" mode
Updating the firmware via "samsung magician" software should fix this
it has the correct firmware and i did use samsung to clone and now have it at a computer guy working on it but it dosent look good
you mean the drive? absolutely
Ok no worries, so I won't include an ssd in the budget
Last question
What's the size and type of drive for each you have?
You said 6 drives
How many of them are SATA
i have had extensive conversations with samsung already
4 ssd 2 sata
Ok so 1 nvme ssd, 3 sata ssd, 2 hard drives, is that right? 4, 2?
correct i plan on using my old m.2 as storage on a pcie card as well
Right ok so I'll find a motherboard with 6 sata then
Your case is atx? Like full sized? Or smaller
You can have atx or matx (there are others but these two are common)
yes atx case i do not need the latteset and greatest just functional until now i have has zero issues with this computer and it is 7 years old, the mother board is 5 years old the first one an asis shot craps early on
@gusty stirrup edit: nvm
These two parts in this weblink
You're lucky, gigabyte seems to fit the bill here
lucky, thats a switch, if it wernt for bad luck id have no luck at all
The cpu comes with a cooler, or you can use the AM3/FM3 mounting from your water cooler
And if you need wifi, I can recommend a wifi card
Or get the wifi version of this for a little more
dont use wifi on this one, does that board have a usgc on it as well
Usgc? What's that
usb c
sorry old arthritic fingers
Wait nevermind, that board said it has 6 but it actually has 4 sata
Nevermind give me a few minutes to find one with usbc
is the processor at least as fast as the one i have now
just noticed it was an amd, will my liquid cooler fit that board
Much faster
Gone are the days of skylake, where we had basically the same thing for years and years
If you have an am3 mount I believe it will yes
Trying to match it with the amd side of things and I can't, the intel list is better
6 core processors these days are quite quick
I would say above would be plenty sufficient and won't break the bank
I couldn't really see a gigabyte for the intel side of things tho that match your specific needs
Well at least, as cheap as this
With the above list @gusty stirrup you would need to buy the new cooler though
Unless your liquid cooler is very new
hang on on the phone
hang on i am on the phone
i am back, i will look at these items later this evening, thank you very much for you excellent help
How to clear CMOS (works for AMD and Intel)
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000025368/processors.html
Defines CMOS technology and how to clear CMOS using the jumper or battery methods.
YAY
looking to upgrade my ram in my g14 to 32gb. i have 16gb already soldered in and an unused slot i can toss another stick in. not super knowledgeable with ddr5 so yeah. the soldered stick is 4800mt/s stuff according to task manager, and heres the timings from hwinfo64
You can just get any old stick and toss it in tbh, laptops are more ok with mixing dies and timings. You're only running at jedec after all.
So just any 16gb ddr5 will do?
Pretty much yeah
No matter what you get, it'll only run at the speed of the slowest memory. Which in your case it doesn't get much slower.
Is it worth buying used mobo cpu and ram?
It can be. Some people are very opposed to buying used because there may be small annoying issues or outright scams, and you don't get warranty support.
On the other hand, you can get a much higher tier set of parts for the same price as you would pay new.
Personally it depends on whether I deem a deal good enough and a seller reputable enough.
Alright thank you
Apparently 13600k is beating all of am5 in Starfield and 12600k beats the 5800x3d lol
Tested with an xtx at 720p
Possible
Starfield is funky like that.
✨Bethesda ✨
Guys
Can I pair a 13400f with a 7800xt without a bottleneck
If I play 1080p gpu heavy games
Would there be a bottleneck
7800xt complete overkill for 1080p
But that should be fine, but if you haven't bought anything yet I'd go for 7600
No just incase bc like
I dont remember if my monitor is 1440p
And I dont remember what it was called
Think it was tho
But the 13400f is cheaper
Not by much, and 7600 is a good bit better
One sec
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 7600
That mobo in there would be fine for a 7800x3d
Please tell me there is a way to fix USB Dropout.... ANYTHING!
This is legitimately becomming infuriating. My USBs are dropping out every few seconds and in the process beeping like a g0d damn siren.
Restarting calms the dropping out but not a permanent fix..
AM4?
Update bios
Try different USB drivers
Get a USB add-in card
RMA the board
Gotcha. Will definitely try those.
Oh and make sure your chipset drivers are up to date
Noted. Will try those tommorrow.
Will updating my bios reset my oc profiles? Also, is there a way to do it without a USB stick?
Yes but you can save them to a usb and yes but usb is best method, other method is through windows which can maybe do a massive screw up and not work
Doesnt work on all boards. I know it didnt work on Asus x570 TUF.
Given above, my recommendation would be to:
- save as profile cuz next step is slightly risky
- reset settings and try to Save and Exit BIOS without actually confirming anything
- get picture of all non-default settings changing to default
- cancel, save profile to any drive accessible in BIOS (usually USB but sometimes system drives) for above route in hoping it'll work, and then exit BIOS without saving
Welcome to Very Annoying BIOS Designs 101.
Let's not forget that updating bios can also invalidate all of your old overclocking results entirely
What once was stable, is now crash city
Will just buy a usb stick then.
So far today my usb's haven't been finicky. I moved a couple of the usbs to another usb slot.
Okay it seems it's just two specific usbs of mine that are bugging the f out and if updating my bios could reset my oc capabillities I think I will just avoid using those two usbs.
to add insult to the injury, even with all those recommendations that will not assure you that the dropouts will be solved... is the am4 curse that you need to live with
Seriously???
Damn....
so many people i know were driven to insanity by that after they tested every possible thing in the book... so they switched to intel instead xD
think am5 is free of that tho
can someone explain to me numberings on the ryzen series of desktop cpus
im assuming similarily to their gpus, higher is normally "better"
ik its prob not that cut and dry
7950x and 7950x3d have the highest core counts



