#cpus-mobo-and-memory
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This would be an option for CPU+Mobo+Ram+Cooler for $660 though
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/8ZpzTM
Part List - AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D
over budget but it would be an upgrade
Hi, plz confirm if the following RAM is compatible with the motherboard
https://www.newegg.com/corsair-vengeance-64gb-ddr5-5600-cas-latency-cl40-desktop-memory-black/p/N82E16820236848
https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16813183819
I got this delidded 13900k/14900k with two broken smd components for <20€. I know it won't boot with the top one missing but it's an easy fix since the pads aren't ripped. what I'm most worried about is the bottom one missing among all the tiny smds. is there a chance it'll boot without causing any damage?
there's also a few darker pads at the top if you notice, they don't look burnt but rather slightly scratched
hey i think my ram isnt steady, i got a 64gb kit what should i start it out as
Patriot Viper Venom 64GB (2 x 32GB) 288-Pin PC RAM DDR5 6000 (PC5 48000) Desktop Memory Model PVV564G600C30K
Here’s what u have
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What should I try
Hi, plz confirm if the following RAM is compatible with the motherboard
https://www.newegg.com/corsair-vengeance-64gb-ddr5-5600-cas-latency-cl40-desktop-memory-black/p/N82E16820236848
https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16813183819
It's not
Intel recently released The Intel Core Ultra 9 285K and they claimed that the performance is on par with the Intel Core i9 14900K even though the boost clock speeds are lower and lower thread number. However after some benchmarks that came out comparing Arrow Lake to Raptor Lake. It is clear that Intel has miscalculated these claims and these CP...
Thought it was kinda funny.
I currently have a rtx 3070 and a 12100f with 16gb of ddr4 ram I want to upgrade my cpu because I feel its holding my pc back but id have to get a new mobo and proabably ram too, i play not too too heavy games but some are heavy, anyuways whats some good upgrades i can do for possibly sub 300?
idk about sub 300 but you could get a 12600k and a 32gb kit
ok nvm it's 221.99 with this and a 12600k lol
or 231.98 with a 12700kf
so i wouldnt need to updgrade my mobo
I should've done more research before buying but, here we are, the day of building the PC and I found out that there's severe motherboard issues with ASRock.... I bought the ASRock B850 Riptide Wifi, is this motherboard affected by the issue or has any new BIOS updates fixed it? I'm only finding threads of the issues from 6-4 months ago...
Is it a 9800X3D you’re pairing it with?
9700X
Debating whether to wait till tomorrow to go to bestbuy and get an X870 board or to just try and use the board
I am tracking the issue is almost if not completely only the 9800X3D
Other people in other discord community is telling me there are reported failures with the 9700X
If you wanna be safe - feel free to get off an ASROCK but the large large large majority of failures were specific to the 9800X3D.
and if you keep it- just be sure you jump to the latest BIOS
yeah man idk, I wanna have the peace of mind but at the same time, ngl I wanna build my PC right now... best buy is closed so I have to wait until tomorrow to get a replacement
if it were me, I would build the PC
Yeah sorry for no update, I chose to go ahead and return the motherboard, bought the MSI X870 Tomahawk instead, more than what I need but it’s what my local bestbuy had… gonna pick it up tomorrow
that's a very odd mem frequency
Prob just 2733 with bclk slightly below 100
it was actually 2666 but for some reason at cl15 windows read it this way
I just tried doing a BIOS update and after it went through, my PC remained on and is on a black screen…safe to turn off?
My pc has been recently just randomly restarting by itself thought maybe its my memeory problem. Any recommendations for 5900x?
any ddr4 32gb should work, aim for 3200mhz or higher with a reliale brand, corsair and teamgroup \
@devout kelp
thanks!
9700X vs 9800x3D
obviously the 9800x3D is faster but with a 5070 will it even benefit me to go the 9800x3D route @ 1440p
For gaming, don't consider x3d unless you have at mininum 9070xt/5080 and have enough budget to get that and x3d
The gains you get from x3d for the price is quite low compared to just spending the extra money on a GPU upgrade
You are spot on here but I’d include the 5070ti.
And even then, if you can get a 7800X3D for 325$ or less it’s compelling even for a 5080
It's usually a ~$200 upcharge to get to x3d, from say 7700x to 9800x3d, although less for 7800x3d, but with that much extra money, you can typically squeeze in a 5080 into a 5070ti list, and there isn't really anything worth getting within $200 of 9070xt or 5080
could be other problems tohugh, may need a new mobo or sometimes case, neverless its worth geting good memory
What level of performance gain would I see generally speaking if I were to pair a 7800x3D with my 5070 instead of pairing my 5900x with it?
I literally can't find a straight answer anywhere
don't know if it's worth the upgrade
Not really worth the upgrade, unless your chasing frames in cpu bound titles, but otherwise not worth, if you step up later in gpu generations then it’ll be worth
20-30% ish if you're completely CPU bound, more likely closer to 10-15% since you'd be GPU bound with a 5070
I got a 9800x3d on sale at Walmart for $390 last night 😎
Walm art
I have a delidded 14900k and I don't know how to test it since I can't secure it with the socket latch. where can I get a quality replacement ihs, liquid metal and adhesive? I'd like to not spend more than 50€ on these parts
any tips on how to reattach an ihs properly? I have never done it
I’m having a problem with my vga light being on but It still displays and the Gpu runs fine. The light also turns off whenever I restart the pc,my hdmi is plugged into my Gpu not motherboard,it’s slotted correctly(B650 Eagle Ax ),any solutions?
Make sure your BIOS is fully updated on both the motherboard and the GPU. Which GPU do you have?
Another thing that you can try is fully disabling the integrated graphics. If you're using a GeForce card, you should do this anyway. Most motherboards will continue to run the integrated graphics within a Ryzen CPU even when a dedicated card is installed, and having both Radeon and GeForce drivers running simultaneously will cause loss in performance.
Guys is upgrading from an intel g2020 cpu to an i5 3470s on a dell Inspiron 660s just plug & play?
I’m nervous since I got the new cpu from a flea market but the seller had a bunch of cpus pulled from pcs & said they worked
I also have like 4yr old thermal paste that has a cap on & stored in my room idk if it’s still usable
Try it out, see if it works
I don't think you'd need a bios update or whatever to use the i5 but you could look up the board and see about that
I’ll do it tomorrow but let’s say that I did need to update my bios but put the cpu in anyways, will it brick my pc?
Bc when I swapped the 2 out of 2 ram sticks out for more ram, the first time had a memory error, there was a boot screen for 30mins then I switched positions same thing, then I put the old ones back & it worked then put the new ones back & it worked
So I’m not sure if I’d have to do it with the cpu too
It's probably best to update the bios using the hardware you've had that's worked for as long as it has
I’ll try putting it in first, but if I have to update, is it better to go from A09 to A13 or A10->A11-A12->A13?
Since I did some research that updating Bios in leaps may fail & that my current bios is fine for the cpu
I would leave it be
If it runs with the i5 then it's good to go
ok im insanely stumped on a n issue i hope some of yall can help
i built a system using a 5800x in a Gigabyte B550M DS3H AC (rev. 1.5)
but it doesnt boot
if i remove the 5800x and replace it with a 3200g (which i literally only own for testing and BIOS updates) the pc boots without a problem, so its not the motherboard
iI tested the 5800x on a different board and it boots wiuthout an issue, so its not the cpu either
ive updated the bios (ive tsted on thh f2 and f5h versions already) and the problem persists
ive tries swapping the GPU and it does nothing
same with SSD
the only part i havent swapped to test is ram at this point
does anyone know what the hell could be causing this issue and how i could solve it?
Display plugged into the GPU?
Yep
You can clear cmos and hope it's just some mobo auto setting that's setting something weirdly
after testing further with the ram, it looks like the system wont POST if theres any ram modules in thw B channel, again, this problem doesn't happen when booting to the 3200G
if theres no ram in b channel it DOES boot with the 5800x tho
could be a dead memory channel on the CPU
the CPU booted fine on another board with the ram in the usual slots
something weird with mobo auto voltages sounds most likely, or something slightly out of spec for both the mobo slot and ram stick, the 5800x imc is different from the 3200g imc, so it could be something slightly out of spec there too
and what could i do to fix that?
Mobo auto voltages you can clear cmos and then set them manually and see if that fixes anything, the rest you can't do anything about unless you can rma
nah i got it used on ebay
but they do accept returns
well, i have the cmos battery out already
ill just wait like 30 min, put it in, and see if that fixes it
if anything else, it still boots fine if i have both ram sticks in cannel A
It works!! I kinda wish I went with an i7 3770 tho but it costs a little more & my stock cooler for the g2020 cpu prolly wouldn’t handle it lol
I was selected and plan to purchase. What other deals exist that I can bundle with this? Thinking a MOBO?
I'm trying to bios update an asus k7m (prehistoric motherboard) and I just can't find a way to do it since the floppy controller is failing and doesn't boot properly, plop boot manager works to boot a freedos usb but the dos programs don't work because it's not drive A: and plop likely emulated the usb so it's not directly talking with the hardware (idk if this even makes sense)... I'm running out of options, freedos on a cd would likely result in the same problems since it's drive C: and winXp keeps crashing on this hardware config
idk what to do
install win 2000/98? 😭
at least asus offers the windows flasher but I'm unsure if it's meant for pre xp os
What's the best way to find well-priced server RAM? Looking for registered DDR4, at least 2933MHz
Somehow my friend got 256GB of 2999MHz for $200, the listing is gone
I have a workstation with two Xeon Gold 6122s and six RAM slots per CPU (12 total), it only has 4x8GB right now and the speed is not great
I assume eBay is my best bet
I also want at least 128GB
Is this a good mobo? https://amzn.eu/d/546nLwu
Looks like it has a lot of good features. Honestly I'd say so. Just make sure you update the BIOS when you get it.
I got some ddr5 6000 cl36 ram for the rog b660i + 13400f, first power on with xmp i get bsod kernel auto boost something and then windows failed to load and such... does it mean this cpu+mb combo cant handle those frequencies or timings?
What's the specific kit?
Doesn't seem like it should be a problem. Based on the PCPP listing, the board supports up to DDR5-6200 so I don't think that would be it.
Are you able to drop it to 5800 MT/s?
Also, is the board running the latest BIOS? Might be needed for the 6000 support.
ill give that a try
do i use xmp timings but drop 200mhz?
Yeah
Sorry read that wrong, try 5800 MT/s with 38-38-38-76
ok
keep in ming i have repaired a ram reltaed circuit on this mb but it did not give me problems with kits that had looser timings (5600c40 or similar)
afaik the circuit is not high frequency related or sensitive to high freqs, but rather an initialization ic for the ram/chipset
hmm
Do you know if those other kits were also dual rank? Apparently some 13400Fs don't like that, although the problems only seem to show up at high speeds/tight timings.
Although it doesn't sound like they were very fast/tight
I had tried only one dimm from the 5600mts kit 😅
I might as well try those again but w both dimms
I just had only one available when testing :P
Did 5800 38-38-38-76 make a difference?
does the cpu support speeds like that?
Seems like it's supposed to, I just see reports of some people winning the silicon lottery in reverse and getting controllers that can't handle 2R at 6000 with tight CL36
I’ve had issues with amd CPUs having issues
its running testmem5
Okay
I should see what my old Ripjaws V kit can do, although I don't know how happy the 2700X will be if I try to push it above 3200
Oh the board it's on only supports 3200
am5 platform has been more stable with faster ram compared to lga1700
intel didn't cook
I mean they cooked cpus
Me when someone asks me to summarize the last three years of Intel (besides their GPUs)
only reson I got this 1700 combo was that it costed me less than 100€
the ram costed almost as much as the rest
Damn
At least their stock price is finally back to what it was at the end of last year, and it looks like it'll be staying there or going up more
Unless they shoot themselves in the foot again, of course
I also recently learned that their cpus are so power hungry because "intel 7 process" is still 10nm
they've had 10nm since 2018 😭
Sad that the Intel fabs just fell behind so much
TSMC is making 15th gen, or whatever they're calling it
3nm
Also what's with the re-release?
I have stopped caring after 13th gen
Core i5-110 is literally just old 10400s they had lying around
It's quite literally just some 10400s they rebranded
and repriced
The memory support is listed as DDR4-2666 and it's on LGA-1200
14nm on Comet Lake
They're selling the rebranded version for $200 
🤷♂️
1200 motherboards are still expensive compared to 1151
Code Name
Products formerly Comet Lake
omg it's really an almost 1:1 copy
wth
launch date q3-25
The only thing that changed is the name
bro they found leftovers on a shelf
Yeah that's what I'm saying lmao
Optane support 🥀
naah optane is the goofiest thing
I have two "optane" intel ssds and they're slow. like sata II for the sata drive and early nvme speeds for the m2
If it ends up working fine, I would try 5800 with CL36 (36-38-38-76) and then back to the rest of the XMP timings (still 5800) if it doesn't throw a fit over CL36
ok, thanks
If it does throw a fit, increasing voltage slightly might help stability if you want to do that, that might also fix it at XMP
ill finish testing frequencies and timings in some hours when I get home
With 6000c38-38-38-76?
yes, even 6000c38 and 1.4V
yeah I just asked ai what else I should try, vccsa
there is no vccsa on this bios
but I found memory controller voltage
I just increased mic voltage slightly and some other vdd/vddq stuff, let's see how it runs
tomorrow morning I'll keep testmem running for longer since I haven't got errors so far with tuned voltages
hey it worked 6000c38 with some more voltage on the memory controller and related.
I'm now testing normal xmp with adjusted voltages to see if it keeps working. I'll later see what voltages can be dropped back to normal
I really don't understand now. I've reset all memory voltages back to normal and re enable xmp normally. and now it's running fine no errors... what? 
I am so confused rn
so something must have happened the first time I set them to stock xmp, maybe some values did not reset properly for some reason
Hey not sure if this is a known problem but im having a specific issue with Am5 and memory. Built new system and tried with 2 motherboards, slots 1 and 3 do not post. Also memory seems to be iffy with high speed ram.
annoying since no dual channel due to this.
What slots work and what slots don't? By that description alone it almost sounds like you could have a dead memory channel on the CPU
it has been 3 days of troubleshooting ddr5 ram, and I finally figured it out. at higher frequencies with xmp at like 5800 and 6000mts the ram sometimes gives me errors or crashes. I noticed that if I keep the bios settings as they are, the PC seems to alternate between booting fine & passing 5h memtest and not booting/bsod/errors.
I assume that's an odd behavior, I don't have experience with ddr5 so I can't say much. Hopefully it's not related to the mb repair I made
that sounds like you have some sort of memory retrain every boot going on and sometimes it trains fine, others it doesnt
asus or msi calls it memory retention iirc
My $75 AliExpress B550 itx board comes today
so its likely unrelated to my repair? i think ive shared some details on that some weeks ago.
is it more common on b660s?
I doubt that's the cause as the replaced ic doesn't handle high frequencies (+ xmp @5800mts works fine). yet, by sheer coincidence, that same ic is related to ram initialization and sync as far as I understood 🤷♂️
anyone with an asrock board just constantly losing bluetooth?
have to power cycle to bring it back
super annoying
was suspecting vsoc/vddio/vddg/fclk issues but have adjusted all of them to no avail
every so often the wifi and bluetooth just stop existing and device manager shows unknown usb device malfunction
code 43
Are you updated to the newest or last 1-2 BIOS versions? Newer versions are generally more stable
kind of have a similar problem with an asrock board but usb wifi dongle
it's likely just usb thingy that's ass
Hi everyone, I have the Asus x870e with 9800x3d. Set the RAM profile to Expo II. Whenever I restart my PC, time to time it would get stuck at Code 0d on the motherboard. Is this an actual Hardware issue or a technical problem that can be resolved? I've ran a RAM stress test with OCCT for an hour with no issues.
this is happening to the built in wifi/bt module
Anyone have a second to diagnose either me or my motherboard?
PC runs fine under load and there’s virtually no stability issues
But the socket looks insane and I don’t know if the socket is damaged and the pc gods are smiling upon me
Or if it’s me just being paranoid about expensive technology
just take a picture of it
The dark spots tripped me out
The pc runs fine and I’ve put it under 100% load numerous times
Especially because of how consistent the dark spot is
It’s AM5 for whatever that’s worth
Looks like it's just one of the excess vss pins
can't really tell for sure but would line up
update on the board: can't get it to run my ram at 3200mhz. Just wants to do base 2133. XMP profile doesn't work, setting speed and timings doesn't seem to work either :(
even setting the speed to 3200 and all timings to auto it still goes to 2133?
it is however changing the 16-18-18-36 to 15-15-15-36
ohh I think i need to set it to 1600 in bios not 3200 🤦♂️
Well the main "memory config" menu doesn't have that option, but thanks to a YouTube video I have learned there is a second menu buried under the AMD overclock settings that has the correct options
...still didn't work
ugh
updated bios, set the speed and timing in both menus, still doesnt work...
Maybe its the ram, vengeance is dookie
But it worked ok in my previous board
Tried setting it to 3000mt/s with the timings for 3200 and it bluescreened
Oooh
Set speed to 3000 with everything else auto, booted and it's 3000 22-21-22-50
Yeah I'm able to tighten it somewhat so I guess I just can't run at xmp timings
Yeah settled on 3200 18-18-18-44 cause I can't be bothered to tighten it more rn. Interestingly I scored about 5000 on cinebench r20 vs the baseline for a 5700x3d at 4700ish
Gonna try r24 and see what that looks like
4% over baseline, eh I'll take it
Is this basically saying it looks fine actually
It looks like it's one of the unimportant pins that has been damaged, if functionality hasn't been affected, that's probably it. Assuming you know the cause of the spot already or you caused it. If you didn't do anything and that showed up, it can be another case of Mobo voltages being wack and could continue to damage your chip, potentially in a spot that isn't redundant next time
It was an open box board from bestbuy
But the pin tip is like in the right spot
Like the connection point for the pin lines up but it isn't reflective like the others
At least it doesn't look off center to me
Oh wow
I didn't know that AM5 had voltage issues
didn't even bother updating my bios
Gonna do that now lmfao
idk voltage is steady at 1.24 under full lload with pbo on; it's probably fine and I'm probably just paranoid
ran cinebench for 13 minutes and it literally never changed
hello, im going for a very high end pc for gaming only. ryzen 7 9800x3d cpu and 5090 gpu. however when it comes to RAM i saw that this cpu doesnt pair greatly with 4 sticks of RAM, so i decided to go with 2 sticks of 32 GB ram (64 gb total). but there are so many choiced, im confused a little bit about the difference between CAS latency and RAM speed, as in which one i should focus on more than the other, cause i noticed that the more speed you pack into the ram the higher CAS latency becomes, can someone please help me about which is better for gaming more ram speed or less CAS ?
You shouldn't be too worried about CAS as much as RAM speed. Having faster RAM speed should be better than focusing on the CAS latency.
Both matter, aim for 6000c30 or 6400c32 ish, frequency too high and memory controller can't keep up, cas latency too high and you'll lose performance, mainly from the rest of the timings but cas latency tends to be representative of the rest of the timings
am5 doens't like 4 sticks at anything more than stock am5 speed (5600mt/s) as the controller usually can't keep up with faster ram at 4 sticks
Has anyone ever messed with one of these?
https://a.co/d/9NXjZf7
Mobile 7945HX 16c/32t but in desktop form factor. Find them interesting. They have a matx version as well.
These are really really great for super small mitx cases
Haven't used these but I have used intel versions from aliexpress
that have reballed laptop cpus
and they have always just performed as expected with no pcie or IO issues
Can anyone answer some questions about TPM 2.0?
!ask
and they never asked
I think I just found my dream motherboard.
B850 M-ATX board with 4 M.2 slots, 2 dimm layout, and 12+2+1 (60A) VRMs.
https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/B850MPOWER
@limpid warren
Claims to have support for 8400mhz RAM which is the highest I have seen amongst MSI boards.
anyone help tell me how to reset the cmos on this mobo
Which one is the right pin?
Best to double check manual, at a glance, this
Can you explain how its done?
How to check the manual...?
Hold something that can bridge the gap like a screwdriver or something dedicated to bridge the gap between the pins for ~30 seconds
Unplug the PC first
then bridge the pins
You can try to discharge any leftover charge by holding power while unplugged to help, but bridging the clear cmos pins for 30s should be good enough in general
I did that but didnt work..
I saw one or two videos stating jumping from one pin to two pins then powering the unit then removing the pins
That is interesting placement for the cmos battery on that mobo
Well if it did not reset even by removing the cmos battery then not sure what is happening
that should've reset it, it's more likely that reset cmos was not the only thing necessary for whatever you were doing
Ok so I’m stress/thermal testing a mini pc with a 35W TDP 2400GE
it doesn’t go past 35W but it was pegged there. I went to take off the top lid and accidentally pressed the sleep button
I woke it back up and it’s now at 37.5W?
~5C hotter as well so I don’t think it’s just a reporting bug
Oh now it’s back down to 35, huh
Alright no idea what was going on there but as I suspected, the case doesn’t have enough ventilation
Taking off the top drops temps under load from 76C with an annoyingly loud fan to 66C with a more bearable fan
supposedly there are (or are going to be?) AM5 boards with the option to disable the USB 4.0 controller so you can support two NVMes at gen 5
the board I mentioned is 2x 5.0x4 and 2x 4.0x4
damn that's fancy haha
Worth getting a 7800X3D right now? My CPU struggles a bit in some games at 1440p. 7700X.
And then can I upgrade to it without reinstalling Windows, without losing performance?
Same platform, shouldn't need to
What games is the 7700x struggling with? x3d mostly helps for high fps esports etc afaik
Hey, I'm putting together a 9800X3D + 5070 TI build. Planning to stream and do some video work, so I bought this gen 5x4 drive on a deal.
I'm looking at motherboards now with pcie 5 in the card & primary m.2 slot.
The gen 5 m.2 slot is usually above the primary graphics card slot. Question is, do y'all think that m.2 fan/radiator might interfere with the graphics card or the VRM heatsinks?
Idk how I could check for that without doing so physically.
I don't want to pick a MB without enough spacing.
The VRM heatsink, no, the GPU, depends on the GPU
The spacing between the CPU socket and the PCIe slot is generally standardized
It's going to depend on if your GPU has anything on the back side, most of the time it won't
The main thing with a SSD heatsink like that is going to be what your CPU cooler is going to be and if the motherboard has a plate that would usually go over the m.2 slot
Got a 3 slot gpu. Snagged a PNY rtx 5070 ti oc triple fan for $680
AIO cooler. Arctic liquid freezer III pro 420 argb
Yeah, a core gets pinned in Fortnite at 1440p 180 FPS
Yeah checks out
I'm planning on upgrading when Zen 6 and RDNA 5 come out and my brother would get my current hardware, but
He doesn't have a 1440p monitor, so he probably wouldn't have the same problem
Good snag
7700X can really handle up to a 5080/9070XT at 1440P.
If you're looking for more and are in a good selling environment you can probably recoup around $180 used for your 7700X
I have performance mode on because the game doesn't hold 180 FPS otherwise, but with performance mode a core gets pinned
No winning with UE5 slop
You should be getting a lot more
Other benchmarks I'm seeing with a 7700x are about 250-400 fps in performance mode, and even though they're in 1080P, you should not be GPU bound at 1440P with performance mode
Specs:
Ryzen 7800X3D VS 7700X
RTX 3070
32GB DDR5 6000MHZ
All settings are at low at performance mode 1080p
No fps loss due to capturing with a dedicated capture card and second PC.
In this video, we'll be putting the powerful Ryzen 7800X3D VS 7700X processor and the RTX 3070 graphics card to the test in Fortnite's Performance Mode. We'll be div...
Average here is in the few hundreds
In this video, I show the performance of the Ryzen 7 7700x and the RTX 4060 in Fortnite's Slurp Rush reload map. It's able to keep well over 240 fps for most of the match which is insane performance.
Twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/gamifyrx
Even people with way slower gpus are able to push a few hundred so idk
Walmart.com has them on sale pretty often somehow
I'm CPU bound
It does up to 240, but not stable
Maybe I need to switch to the old performance mode
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/7YQ6HW
my buddy just got all the parts for this and built it. Keep getting a red VGA light no matter what we do. Even removed the GPU, 1 stick of ram, and hooked HDMI to motherboard. Im not finding much help online. Loosened the cpu cooler as suggested in this one thread and everything.
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 9600X, Radeon RX 9060 XT, Phanteks Eclipse G370A ATX Mid Tower
have tried reseating everything at this point
tried flashing bios?
not yet, was actually just about to.
always possible the bios is out of date
grab a usb drive, follow manual instructions, use the button near the bottom of the mobo
he doesnt have a flash drive
bruhhh
guess we gotta wait
what do you recommend if that doesnt work
Clear cmos, use a different CPU or GPU
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/9vfxFT/msi-spatium-m461-2-tb-m2-2280-pcie-40-x4-nvme-solid-state-drive-spatium-m461-2tb Hello guys! What would be the best replacement for this ssd since this one is currently out of stock and I don’t know when or if it will be back in stock.
I am guessing this is bios, sometimes will through up VGA error for unsupported CPUs with igpus. Is the board updated with compatibility for 9000 series?
yeah i updated the bios. I had him take it to bestbuy geeksquad and they hooked the GPU back up. They got it to boot and told him the "GPU cable was loose" but like i said we reseated literally everything and tried using the integrated so idk what they are talking about. Also now even with the GPU hooked up and getting power (fans spin at first) it only actually boots if we have the hdmi hooked up to the integrated and not the gpu
having him take it back. the GPU was from bestbuy so if thats the problem they should be able to replace it
they convinced him to get a years worth of their subscription so i told him to make it worth it. ( we told him multiple times not to buy the subscription)
I don't know what board you have, but some will let you turn off IGPU by default. If it doesn't post like that you can just reset CMOS to get default IGPU setting back
Does the B650E AORUS ELITE X AX ICE have good VRMs ? i'm busy rn so i can't check/read a reveiw
you werent getting a display tho right?
Correct. He ended up having them replace the gpu since it was new and the new one is working
Weird that it wasnt working with integrated until he took it to bestbuy though
None of it really made much sense
Between this and MSI's B850M Power board they are seriously starting to up their game in both Small Form Factor and OC worlds for AM5.
MSI has new Mini-ITX board with X870 chipset MSI MPG X870I EDGE TI EVO WIFI motherboard supports DDR5-10000 memory MSI has introduced the MPG X870I EDGE TI EVO WIFI, a compact white-themed ITX motherboard designed for AMD Ryzen 9000 series processors. The new model joins the company’s AMD 800-series lineup, featuring a 12-layer server-grade PC...
MSI B850I Edge Ti WiFi just hit market!
https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/MPG-B850I-EDGE-TI-WIFI/Specification
Single RGB port
Other than that, it looks great
It’s the first I line, right?
2nd, there is a B650I but it's RAM ratings are horrible.
Ah
7600mhz vs 8200.
I’ll never achieve 8200
What're you at currently and what board?
My question is, how come so many connectors on the bottom of mobos are just different numbers of the same type of pin
Heehehehaw THE FIRST QUESTION
i'm on LGA 1200 and a friend is giving me an LGA 1700 board that supports my existing DDR4, but is extremely feature-filled and very nice. I am mostly concerned with gaming, so i'm trying to figure out if i want a 14400F or a 14600KF (I am aware of the microcode issues and I know also that keeping your BIOS up to date should resolve that. Since the motherboard is free and supports RAM i already have, i'm completely set in that decision due to how much money it will save building out a new PC. do the 4 extra E-cores really matter, or does getting the $50 cheaper CPU (without 4 of the E-cores) represent a better deal?
either way, i know even the 14400F should be a significant upgrade from my 11400
Am4 and 3600
PC gamimg is becoming a major disapointment. There are fewer and fewer good reasons to upgrade when every company is following each other trends off a clif. What can save gaming?
you dopn't have to upgrade, yk
iu plan to keep my setup mostly intact until 2035
upgrading constantly is a silly way to PC game - you shouldn't upgrade unless there is a specific thing you require it for
If I put a thumbs up on a post, it means I've read the question.
Ahh nevermind then, best of luck!
i'm only upgrading because i've got most of the parts and i'm getting free stuff ^^
People might ask questions here that don't pertain to CPU-Mobo-Memory for a few days b/c of the announcement~. Please leave them up for a few days and I'll work on an improvement for the next AMA.
eventually i need a new GPU because my GPU is pure garbage, but i
i'm worrying about that later
Go for the 14600KF for three reasons.
- Better P-Cores (higher clocks).
- The K means you can overclock it which is a nice feature to have available especially if you got a decent board.
- Using a program like Process Lasso you can set the background apps to only use E-Cores freeing up extra headroom from the P-Cores for the games.
thanks. those are good reasons - I also don't care about overclocking but the turbo clocks on K series are really good compared to other ones
Also, depending on your budget I'd look at Newegg Refurbs as I can usually find a 13900K or sometimes a 14900K for ~300$
The refurbs are a safe option and have longer warranty.
I bought my 7950x as a refurb from Newegg. Functions perfectly, only thing was a very minor visual defect from the repair it underwent.
since amazon has a 14600KF for $199ish i'm likely to go for that due to budget
also, my main heavy CPU use is going to be mainly for gaming so i don't anticipate needing something like an i9
Its beyond that issue... Entertainment feels like its hitting a dead end. The creativity and imagination we once saw seems to only point to battle passes and dailies. Gameplay is stale and lean on unhealthy loops... The same thing is for hardware. Newegg is the middle man of these trends and i want to know if the see any hope in the future waters? Or will compaines keep picking low hanging fruits until the trees die...
I want to see the burning passion to create and innovate again! I am tired of just seeing compaines push out safe bets or only look at their competition when it comes to making something. I am dieing to jump into the future instead of just circling the past!
i mean, part of the reasons upgrades are kinda nonsense right now is like... a 6GB 3050 will push silent hill f at visuals comparable to the PS5 with absolutely no problem
and that's the lowest reasonable GPU
there are many older GPUs with sufficient memory and power that will run it too
upgrading seems to be only worthwhile if you 1) have a ton of disposable income, or 2) your games or powerful apps aren't running
i can't get SHf to run on my RX 6400, though i've seen youtube videos of the game running really no problem on low settings
You need to understand how that game is made... its mostly pre rendered and your computer just loads the pices in...
:(
Go eat a kids meal!
i'm not entirely sure what you're trying to say/do here but i'm just trying to converse about things and offer some other perspectives
Yeah but you dont even have a real perpective. Its built on youtube videos and what your friends say and think.
njah, it's not based on what friends say, i didn't give you a reason to think that
but seeing a youtube video of something running is a pretty reasonable reason to think that it runs
Hi @scenic ice , I don't think that was nice or helpful or constructive. Please be mindful.
i'd like to confirm it on my own RX 6400 but unfortunately there are other issues i have that are preventing it from running
i don't know what those issues are, i need to figure them out
yall this shouldn't even be a point of controversy, yt vids and articles from reputable creators are the way to build a perspective
Yeah! It wasnt! I am sorru but i cant deal with kids!
i won't tell you how old i am because it's funnier that way
bro
half of us are legit old enough for social security
newegg is a much older community i think re: discord, and also I don't think that "the kids" are hard to deal with at all
like the gen Z people are all very kind from my experience
Your mind can still be a Child. when your body is old. Its about the life you have and had...
why thank you lmao
See, there’s that kindness!
ey new guy here gets it
How do we tag questions for the AMA?
i mean i've been using computers that should not ever run things as well as they do for decades. i've always been poor and that means that I use a lot of underpowered stuff. and i get by fine, i enjoy my games and my tech
Tag @obtuse moss or just ask the question. He will read and put a thumb.
(David I suggest editing your announcement to say that too)
@scenic ice I suggest instead of “not being able to stand kids”, you listen to their perspective, as they might be more in tune than you think.
i detect some text walls incoming
This server is a safe place for all. No matter who you are, or how old you are.
a question I would like to ask: in getting a motherboard (for free) that is LGA1700 and supports only DDR4, am i hurting the CPU performance terribly by using DDR4-2400?
@obtuse moss AMA Q: it seems like there’s at least some chance that ARM is going to supplant x86 at some point. Do you see any signs of the kinds of flexibility we have in desktop motherboards coming for ARM systems? It seems scary at the moment when ARM chips usually integrate huge amounts of the system onto one chip.
i wonder if that's a big bottleneck, or if it's not as much of a big deal. i can also get DDR4-4800 later and OC it to like 5033 or something.
You may now resume your regularly scheduled AMA.
Not the motherboards manager ofc, but I would say that very much depends on what you’re doing. If you’re using the IGPU, then yes, it’ll horribly bottleneck you. If you’re doing any memory bandwidth bound tasks like LLMs or things with large data sets where you’re not doing enormous amounts of processing (like say some video editing tasks) it’ll bottleneck you. For games and typical use cases… no, it won’t hamper you much
I’d certainly suggest the 4800 being a good idea, because 2400MT/s is very slow at this point, but it won’t be the single most important performance differentiator.
I know this feeling. Modded MC on a decade old MacBook Air with a 2c2t I5 and passive cooling and a mere 4GB of DDR3...
It will be a massive bottleneck for any program that needs fast access to a large amount of ram. Let's take something light like Minecraft or Marvel Rivals (both love fast ram), the difference between DDR5 at Jedec 4800 vs a very average 6000cl32 XMP profile nearly doubles the average FPS and drastically improve 1% lows.
That said if you play games that demand a lot of ram like Valheim and other small indie games it's not such a big deal.
thanks everyone, you've been super helpful
I do plan to eventually replace with the fastest DDR4 i can find, and then try to OC it
motherboard supports speeds over 5000
kind of seems like a really fast DDR4 isn't different from average DDR5 by much
provided latency isn't the main factor (since high clock DDR4 might have bad latency)
Not a big difference.
Keywords: average DDR5.
number go up, etc
Tuned ddr4 4400 ish, whatever the highest your imc can do 1:1, is going to be equivalent to ddr5 5200 ish
@obtuse moss Here are my questions for the motherboard product manager:
Q1: Currently, Micro Center offers an in-store service called a POST Test for $39.99 where, if the customer buys a new CPU, motherboard, and RAM, a technician will install those things, verify it's able to POST, and load the latest BIOS. Would Newegg ever consider offering a service like this? Installing CPUs without bending any pins, and updating the BIOS to the latest version, are two of the pain points I hear from people often.
Q2: What is one of the motherboard technologies that was most interesting to you over the past few years? Think something like the Asus Q-latch or MSI's Project Zero.
Q3: Given Newegg already offers a configuration tool, can you speak to whether or not Newegg intends to train and implement an AI model to help customers choose the best motherboard for their build? I think it would be cool to have something like this with inputs for not only physical compatibility restraints (such as CPU and case) but also intended use case, taking into account the features the end user would utilize like Thunderbolt or 10Gb Ethernet.
Q4: What is the most common return reason for motherboards sold and shipped by Newegg, and what is Newegg doing to try and mitigate the return rate?
Q5: One of the most common reasons I see from people in forums, who shop at Amazon instead of Newegg, is the very-fast delivery time offered by Amazon. Do you think that Newegg might start offering Amazon fulfillment for some of its motherboards in order to try and reclaim some of the lost business? I know that Newegg already offers some vendor-direct fulfillment on certain brands, do you see that expanding in the future?
lmao hopefully the dude doesn't think I'm his boss undercover
lmao sorry just thought of this @obtuse moss
Q6: I've noticed that Micro Center bundles of CPUs and motherboards are sometimes offered on Amazon, which extends their availability greatly, and gives Amazon an opportunity for attach rate. Would Newegg consider partnering with Micro Electronics to start offering those bundles through Newegg.com as well?
Is this something I can do? I'm not too familiar with m.2 slots
temped to get 4x 4TB SSD's if I can do this...
Check your motherboard, generally you're going to be fine, but sometimes there are some lane sharing
Thoughts on this board? Rated for +8400mhz for 1dpc Sr and +6400mhz for 1dpc DR.
You'll want to look in the motherboard manual and find out if installing an SSD in one of the slots might disable one of the PCIe slots or some of the SATA ports you might use. This is often how it works with consumer grade motherboards for sockets like AM4, AM5, LGA1700, LGA1851. It's usually not the case with workstation boards for HEDT sockets like AMD's sTR5 or Intel LGA2066.
oh no... thanks for letting me know. I'll wait to buy a 2nd one until I can read the manual
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@obtuse moss a lot of people say a motherboard is like the nervous system to a computer , connecting everything together. How important is it to have a good motherboard and what are some key things I should look for besides compatibility?
@obtuse moss what factors should I consider when buying a MB for gaming versus productivity?
@obtuse moss
Yo, I’ve been looking into getting into the DIY NAS Space because I have several blue rays I want too digitize. With that being said would you say that the Motherboard would still take up 10% of the budget build or would I lower/increase the percentage since drives take a good amount of it?
For reference im working with a 3K budget and the motherboard I was looking at was ~$400 but comes with ipmi potentially, dual 2.5G network, ecc capability and 8 SATA ports (ASUS Pro WS W680)
@obtuse moss will CAMM2 ram actually materialize, and if so what will mobos start looking like? Also, is there a chance that that will allow for combined CPU/RAM loops to become a realistic choice for entry-level liquid cooling?
He'll look into this one
W
Nice
What are the only SSDS you should buy ?
I like Samsung, but I'll typically buy by price :3
is it okay to have a slow SSD running the OS and softwere like signel RGB
and the fast drive is all the games and stuff
Other way around is best. OS and apps + a few games on faster ssd
For most games the difference between a decent SATA SSD and a top end NVMe isn't all that much
The difference is like 900 read speed
Between gen 4 nvmes
Turns out
I can shove a 2tb ssd and 1tb ssd together
And still fit my budget
Yippe
what CL36 Sub timing should i be looking for
AM5?
Yep
For frequency opt for 6000mhz, for CL I recommend looking for a cl28 or 30 kit (usually Hynix A die kits) at 1.35-1.4v range. For capacity unless you really need it buy a 2x16 or 2x24 kit.
Well
Subtimings are really important
Just a few days ago
Someone showed me the difference between CL36 and CL30
With a good RAM kit, if your CPU has a good memory controller you can run higher frequencies in 1:1 and Hynix A dies easily tune to 6600mhz and CL26. If not, since I recommend SR (2x16/2x24) not DR (2x32/2x48) you should be able to run 2:1 8000mhz with some work.
It was it the single digits
Samsung and Micron dies on DDR5 overclock/tune horribly in both cas and sub-timings that's why I am saying to get a 6000-cl28 kit as that's always Hynix A sometimes Hynix M die which you can tune to have very good Primaries, secondaries, and tertiary timings (all 3 categories).
You're telling me there aren't any 6000cl28 kits from G.Skill, Klevv (which sells kits specified with Hynix A at 6000cl30), Team group RAM kits with Hynix dies, or otherwise?
oh g. skill limme check
sorry
My bad I should have specified more.
Hynix A/M dies are the memory modules on the RAM. Most brands sell RAM with those modules for kits at 6000cl28@1.4v or tighter timings.
Samsung and Micron dies simply do not compete with Hynix A/M on DDR5 that's why all the fast RAM kits use Hynix dies. It's like the Samsung B die of the DDR4 modules.
Anything rated for 6000cl28@1.4v or tighter is pretty much guaranteed Hynix A. Never have I seen anyone get any other module at timings that tight.
Hynix A is preferable over Hynix M for 2GB modules (2x16/2x32) as they put less stress on the memory controller and can run tighter tRFC.
wait um question
@plush dawn one more thing. AVOID CORSAIR RAM.
Yeah they usually have kits that they say are specifically using Hynix A.
ye i know i just was looking at it and acedintally added them
Gotcha. To be clear the reason is that Corsair usually uses low quality PCBs resulting in failing XMP ratings and they use a locked PMIC meaning you can't adjust the voltages on their kits.
Here is my RAM tune on my 9950x3D. DR Hynix A.
Happy to help.
wait
to double check
the KLEVV CRASH is fine right ?
i assume if the lower model is high quailty then same applys to the higher end ?
CRAS V to be specific
because that's the only ram that's not spiking
To my knowledge Klevv RAM kits are fine, just make sure the speed ratings are right and ideally avoid kits with ARGB as that adds a lot of heat to cool off for RAM tuning.
Spiking?
price
16X2 CL30 6000
Does it specify Hynix?
it has RGB though...
nope
Not ideal but tolerable.
i don't think so
Very likely Hynix but not guaranteed.
Are you buying through Amazon?
and up
nope
there's a website
which has the market price
and we track our prices there
it's the biggest chain in taiwan
and is the go to place for PC parts basicslly
it's here if your wondering
and
i just
The kit you were looking at were you looking at the cl30-36-36-76@1.35v?
go there physically
limme check
Because that's very likely Hynix.
Yep I'd be damned if that's not Hynix.
aight i gottha sleep now
When the time comes feel free to ask for help on tuning timings in #overclocking
Anyone recommend me a board? I currently have a 5 year old gigabyte b450m ds3h WiFi. It sometimes does not detect my m.2 slot in rare occasions but since my os is on it it shuts the whole pc
I have Ryzen 7 5800x, rx 7900 xt, 32gb dual channel ram, 2tb hdd, 256gb m.2 ssd, and an external drive
What do you need from the board?
- WiFi yes/no?
- How many NVMe slots
- At least x-amount of USBs A or C ports
- Do you want to overclock yes/no?
Yes WiFi and Ethernet, 2 min, 4 usb a min and 2 usb c min , probably not idk how to
@sudden creek
My external drive is a m.2 ssd as well
I also have a lian li lancool 207 tower
@dusky pike are you in the US and what is your budget?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B089FWWN62?tag=pcpapi-20&linkCode=ogi&th=1
$180 it's a compact ITX board (will fit any size case as a bonus) with:
- Good VRMs
- Good 2dimm design
- 5 USB A and 1 USB C
- Two M.2 Slots
- Wifi & Ethernet
Supports 3rd Gen AMD Ryzen Processors Dual Channel ECC/ Non-ECC Unbuffered DDR4, 2 DIMMs Direct 8 Phases Digital VRM Solution with 90A Smart Power Stage (SPS) Advanced Thermal Design with Extended & Multi-Layered Heatsink and Thermal Baseplate Ultra Durable PCIe 4. 0 Ready x16 Slot Dual Ultra-Fas...
Yea I’m in the us
Do I need to flash bios first this one?
You shouldn't but if you do, all you need is a USB thumb drive.
I’ll keep this one in mind in case it goes on sale again, do u have more suggestions like cheaper options
if your willing to give up native USB C ports then yeah there are cheaper options in the $130ish range.
i am gonna go to bed, I will send options when I wake up.
https://www.newegg.com/p/0RN-00A3-00199 does anyone know if it's typical for DDR4-3600 like this with a low voltage would give much opportunity to OC + overvolt a little + loosen timings for stability?
or, maybe XMP will have other options
apparently i am full of bollocks
i have a set of corsair vengeance LPX @ DDR4-3600 installed, my system is just an extremely dumb HP and will not even accept XMP profiles
i do not want to do any kind of upgrade at this point, except later to add another 32 of this
DDR4 is still in demand so it'll keep in stock i'm sure
most people don't have Ryzen 7000 and higher or core ultra
(and i realize LGA 1700 does come in DDR5, i was just commenting on the fact that people I know often chose a DDR4 board because they were too invested)
"i've got like 32GB of RAM here"
3600c18 like that is mystery meat that could be a lot of different dies, Corsair uses rev codes for what die it is
Just be careful to check both sticks and make sure they're the same die before acting on it
sounds good
i did get them as a package
so it's very weird to think they'd be of different dies
i'm going to take them out and take a little photo so i have it
8.36 would be mystery nanya nand, no idea how it behaves
Ahh
lmfao only a single stick will POST now
i have taken all precautions
RIP second stick of corsair vengeance LPX
that's the RAM i always buy
and have for ages
They’re not great
$1,000 is way to much and at that point it's cheaper to get two 9800x3D used or refurb.
The target market is mostly server or heavy workstation users since no games benefit from two v-cache ccds.
I guess, but you can't install two 9800X3D chips in one system lol
I think 799 makes sense, but who knows
is it just me or are laptop cpu names very confusing to follow
Often on purpose to confuse you to buy into chips that perform worse than the name suggests
I think I had a stroke when I read what Ryzen 200 series cpus are equivalent to
fr
like I need a good laptop cpu for video editing in after effects and I really dont want to have to buy a mac
binning seems to be very real for this vengeance LPX stuff
voltage and timings go up, speed go up
i'm looking for a single stick to replace my failed 3600MT/s stick
i know just grabbing whatever DDR4-3600 is likely not wise unless i'm outright replacing it
is it wise/safe to buy 16GB of 2666 and just replace the settings directly with what's used on the 3600 stick i have? or am I going to need to downclock my other RAM in order to meet the requirements?
the one i'm looking at is vengeance LPX
important: it'll be for a ryzen system, infinity fabric and all that
That's because corsair is known to use like d tier bins on ddr4
yeah, i bought this years ago before i knew any of that. it's been reliable until it wasn't
i'm one of those people who can tell you stuff about hardware but when it comes to consumer PC upgrades i am woefully uninformed
I think it would be best to match ram chips at least
dunno what the chips are, you actually cannot take off the heat spreader by normal means
it seems to be stuck very hard on the stick
Idk if you'll be able to find out with cheap kits though without actually just having them
oh, the answer is to have them? thanks, i'll try that
Tbh with ram it's a gamble whether mixing will work or not anyways
i have been seeing a lot of RGB nonsense and i dunno which brands are remotely decent, but i think RGB is kind of worthless and i don't want to pay for it
There's no guarantee that another vengeance stick would work perfectly fine
i do understand that
but the heat spreader doesn't come off with screws
it's glued on
How much more is a matched kit
$140 at least more
a corsair vengeance LPX in DDR4-2666 seems to be like 20 bucks
16GB modules
i had 32GB
one petered out
yes, for the moment
Damn
tons of the DDR4 at really abysmal performance levels (2133-2666) is very cheap
yeah, USD
i forget about loonies and dollarydoos sometimes
i dunno what the funny name for NZD is
but i know NZD is a pretty different currency, as is AUD
New Zealand dollar?
CAD is closer to the USD because of proximity
but even that'll change
because economics
Actually cad is probably closest to AUD in terms of value? At least last I checked
oh?
it's been going down i guess
money is hella weird, i don't want to think about it too much
our economy here in the US will tank because AI bubble. i'm waiting for the moment
It'll probably tank for multiple reasons
True
so i will not say anything about any of that
it's an exhausting topic atm i thinik. i think everyone is tired. not tired of anything specific but just tired.
i'm gonna try to find some RAM for a good deal because i want to have a speedy system
I'd say maybe see if there's any cheap single sticks on eBay that can be returned maybe... Though return shipping probably won't be worth it
the thing that gets me with the RAM is because it's dual channel, you literally are not able to get a single stick for when one fails
it's like "lol throw the whole kit away"
I've personally had decent experience with mixing kits though in my experience, you can be lucky and be running at the slower stick's speed and be stable
this is DEFINITELY not under warranty
i don't want to get a slower stick though
i want my 3600 for the new system, because ryzen
ryzen is notoriously more reliant on RAM speeds
Or be unlucky and not get one that is stable at any speed
it's because AMD designed that into it
the infinity fabric thing depending to an extent on the RAM speed
and thus, the CPU performance itself being slightly hampered by your RAM
i am tempted to just buy a 64GB kit with fast speed
because, why not trick out my old ass hardware
makes me happy
truth of the matter is, my windows key is tied to my bloody motherboard so i need to hit groupon or something for that too
since i'll be upgrading a bit
a friend is sending me an LGA1700 board, potentially, so i buy a 14th gen CPU, or i could get another LGA1200 board for my current CPU, and keep RAM, or go ryzen AM4 and keep RAM
ryzen AM4 is actually a much more performant choice in the "keep RAM" strategy
and bonus, it's liek the same cost as a good LGA1200 board
because last gen AMD is cheap
you dont need to worry about that
https://www.ebay.com/itm/365948281260 but like, if this is the same as my current RAM physical hardware-wise? I can take it from 2666 @ 16-18-18-35 to 3600 @ 18-22-22-42
The Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB DDR4 2666MHz PC4-21300 DIMM Memory Module is a high-quality RAM module designed for computers and laptops. With a total capacity of 16GB spread across a single module, this DDR4 SDRAM module offers reliable performance for various computing tasks. The memory features ECC error correction, ensuring data accuracy and...
"i don't have a product key" upgrades to win11, which is free anyway
lmao
well, it's free for windows 10 people. which is everyone
i would recommend using windows 11 enterprise ltsc
ltsc?
over base win11
long term support... something
long term service channel
but yeah less bloat and spyware
i mean
i run the ameliorated script on all my windows anyway - you need to provide an admin password to do anything once that's installed
and stuff like malware generally can't get past just always requiring a damn password, unless that malware is a keylogger that can work without elevated privileges
i meant less built in spyware, i suppose a script could work but the ltsc by default doesnt really have much since it's meant for companies
the scripts it uses are human readable
so AME is fairly reasonable long as you can computer enough to read the script
i like the way it always asks me to login, though i set the time before it asks for that after i walk away to be a bit higher
i live with people i trust
my pc is only locked after a restart lmfao
only my laptop gets locked after like 2 mins but it has windows hello
i'm actually just remoted into my desktop rn from a school computer
windows hello is such a cool feature and people are like "but it's insecure"
it's... probably not the most secure but like
so much more convenient
i dont even use bitlocker anyways so it's not like im that concerned about my files
Personally I prefer fingerprint readers but it can be convenient
Windows hello is pretty much any login method asides from the password
Windows classifieds pins as windows hello
As well as fingerprint and facial recognition
How much do you think AMD will list the Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 for (the new chip rumored to have 3D cache over both halves of the chip)? Bear in mind the 9950X3D MSRP is $699USD.
6
10
2
$799-899
white mobo that has PCIE express 5 and 4 under 240 USD ?
I'm between
B850 aourus stealth ice
and
a not backconnecter
mobo
with cable extinctions
PCIe 5.0x4 or?
So 5.0x16. Why are you looking for 5.0x16?
RTX 5000 series gpus although compatible with PCIe 5.0, don't fully saturate it. The only benefit to my understanding is it's ability to handle data transfers when the gpu runs out of vram.
i see i see
then um
just
a white
mobo
under 240
cause i'm not even using rtx 5000 seris
I'm going to get a 7900GRE or B770 (if that happens)
gotcha. Are you in the United States and are you fine with Refurbs (has warranty and verified to work fine)
Also, what is your current CPU and are you interested in ram overclocking?
How many nvme ssd slots and do you want wifi?
Nope Taiwan
i alr have the 7700
and ye overclocking
No wifi but 2+SSDs
small chance i can get the 7800X3D
so i landed on X870 steel legend cause i'm not gonna get X3D anytime soon and it's rlly well priced here in taiwan
so yeah
sorry lmao
Don't worry, there is absolutely no need to apologize.
is the 9850X3D actually going to happen
No official confirmation for a release. Only rumors and official mention of a test sample.
The Concept is gonna prob happen but the specfic name is diffrent which is what you said....
oh
lmao
7950X and 7900X or 9900X and 9950X wha't the diffrence with the 50
50 is more cores
instead of 12 cores on x900X skus, there are 16 cores on x950X skus
#cpus-mobo-and-memory will hate mrte, i kept my LGA1200 system and i'm transplanting it into some new parts, so it's ready for a GPU next time
THERE'S A 9500F ?!??!!??!!?!?
what's an F-series Ryzen? is that lower power consumption or something?
i'm a fan of low power consumption CPUs
long as they handle gaming/some virtual machine workloads
ni igpu
interesting
F's
don't have them
both for intel and amd
also
7500F is the same speed as 7600
lmao
i've heard AMD's integrated GPUs are the best in the business but like also, VRAM is faster
and yeah, 7000 series are kinda sleepers ATM because the value is really good
the prices are significantly lower than 9000 at this point and real-world metrics put them fairly matched with 9000
Intel has better igpu for editing
AMD has better Igpu for games
espicalyy 8000 seris
they can be used for dual gpu builds actally
Ryzen 7000 and 9000 (AM5) do, unless it's xxxxF. Earlier ones don't unless it's a xxxxG model
thanks for clearing that up! it's all very fascinating
i decided to keep with LGA1200/i5 11400 because my understanding was basically that compared to 1x400 chips in recent generations are not big enough upgrades to just buy everything new
the 14400 and Core Ultra are significant upgrades, but that cheap board i was getting was a 600 chipset and wasn't really able to support that without a BIOS upgrade potentially
I also don't like wasting good hardware whenever possible, so finding an LGA1200 motherboard kept stuff cheaper and avoids the large amount of e-waste
in the end, it's better than an HP shitbox
and the remnants of the shitbox can be recycled properly
(i should sell the board and power supply to ensure that people who need them, get them
i have a9800x3d, do i enable all of my cores for gaming? likeis there anything i should turn on with this cpu in bios? likethe turbo settings
PBO, Motherboard Limits.
so dont turn iton?
Turn on.
Those will tell the CPU to try and boost to its max clock in both ST and MT as much as possible based on available headroom.
Higher boost clock and power draw that's it.
Sometimes better support with higher speed memory (more silicon lottery based)
Hey i got a question if i can still run my i9-14900kf with 4 case fans and fans that come with my 360mm aio cooler
cuz i be getting Temp spikes
Idk if its faulty Psu
more Case fans needed
or Reapply thermal paste
cuz i freeze a lot during games.
How severe are these temperature spikes?
Do your games freeze when the is spiking temperature wise?
When was the last time you updated your bios? There have been a lot of microcode fixes since 14th gen launch
How does the f panel work because clearly it doesn’t work like the multiple use ones?
What's the context?
Are you talking about case front panel connectors that are in a singular block versus the older ones that have separate connectors for each little thing?
Double check the Mobo manual, it's usually just the left side of the front panel cluster of pins that you need for the power button and the LEDs, and you should double check the case manual too
Sticking things where it fits gets you most of the way there, and checking the manual gets you the rest of the way there
It deadass just won’t go in lmfao
Everything is aligned as well it just rejecting it
This thick ass block is the worst creation so far
Is there any vids on the block?
So I’m dumb😔
yes
it jumps up to 97 degrees then goes back down
Its whenver i play games
it freezes
i thought it was the graphics
and lowered it down
and still had the same problem on low settings
Are you running the game off your iGPU? Or your gpu? @jaunty island
I got played 😭
?
Oh gotcha.
Not just the grey tinted antistatic bag?
it's in the plastic bag bro
that bag
is like
violet
💀
the bag must be super tinted then cause it really looks like the board is just different
ill take it out sometime tmr
B650E Aorus elite ice or X870 steel legend
i'm gonna oc the 7700
and
their both the same price
so fun fact
apparently going from DDR4-2133 18-28-28-42 to DDR4-3200 at 14-24-24-38 resulted in most games speeding along in a way they had never done before
i can't wait to see how it performs with a mid level 8GB GPU
oh also i had to replace my recent motherboard due to bent pins :dead:
Steel Legend, ASRock uses better PCBs.
If you can find the B650E Taichi at the same or cheaper price I'd recommend that instead.
X870 vs B650 - isn't that a whole different socket?
Same socket (AM5), different chipset
ASSY IN CHINA
Discontinued In Taiwan I think
I’ll have to check
I might be insane
yeah it's discontiuned
how bout
Asrock X870 Pro RS
damn
X870 Steel legend or X870 Pro RS
i can't tell the diffrence lmao
it's really wild how many of the first-gen ryzen motherboards support somethingr like a 5700X3D right out of the box
well, BIOS update required
close enough
Yall were right that was some dark plastic 😭
shi is clean tho
that board is so pretty
i love the design
same very sleek
currently running with an ASUS "business board" ( green PCB, Q570 chipset) because it was cheap and supports all kinds of typicvally enthusiast features... and actually has rather nice realtek audioi, little holes for me to put antenna mounts for an M.2 wireless adapter
otherr stuff that made it stand above the typical B560 boards. I don't want to abandon LGA1200 right away, getting new hardware is expensive and someone who is poor like me, i'll do well sticking with what i've had
I also had an Asus CSM board for a while lol. Main downside was it didn't support PBO curve tuning, so I couldn't undervolt (nice for squeezing out a bit more perf from the 5700x3d)
Ah I see, I feel you. I was on A620 board but I wanted better features & more “future proof” so I went and got that board. No complaints so far.
looking to get a new mobo and cpu, its just not really cutting it anymore especially the cpu I built this pc in mid 2021 or so I have a i3-12100f and h610m mobo and upgraded my gpu last year to a 3070
is there a good combo or something I can buy for less than 400?
Probably stick with current motherboard and get a 12400 or 12600
4 cores on the 12100 is probably holding it back
even though its a cheap 100$ board?
It's likely fine for a 12400/600
the 12600k is on sale for 184 from 300 right now 🎉
Might look and see if any are available used
Oh you can get it for $130, that's a bit better
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/pQNxFT/intel-core-i5-12400f-25-ghz-6-core-processor-bx8071512400f
thats a 12400 is it worth spending the extra 50 for the 12600
Probably not
the 12600k has the potential to be overclockd tho, on the other hand theres a 12400f for 116
Anyone have any input on which one is worht it
I would say if you plan on keeping the 3070 for a while, grab a 12400f. If you forsee a gpu upgrade in the near future, upgrading motherboard and CPU to Ryzen am5 might be worth it
DDR5 pricing is pretty bad rn though
12400f as a cheap solution, 12600kf if you want to try overclocking and don't mind the extra cost.
Note, your gains from OC vary from none to solid 10% or so based on silicon quality and cooling.
Because of this, buying stuff for overclocking is always a bit of a gamble.
By the time you're getting the 12600 I think a 7600/7700 and move to AM5 is probably best
7600X is a cheap banger
seems sometimes faster than the 9600X
at least, in benchmarking stuff
That's because those are overclocked and most OCs on AM5 for Zen5 are for the 9950x/9950x3D as people have lost interest in benching the low tier models.
ROG STRIX B850-A
gaming wifi
or
B850 Aorus elite ice
It's for 9800X3D
i don't really want to risk the chip burning
actally
no
Burning chips are due to insufficient cooling and high voltages.
Either works they both perform about the same.
They’re likely referring to the fact that some motherboards were frying 9000 series chips
I believe those BIOS's are fixed by now?
Fixed long ago.
Was happening on Asrock, Gigabyte, and some Asus boards.
Causes were as stated above.
eh, for people playing games, 7600X/9600X are perfectly fine
Yes.
Even a 8500G is fine.
i've got an 11400 and i'm pretty much ready to go with a new GPU at this point
games are often pretty CPU-agnostic as long as it's moderately modern
i want a K/KF series sometime because it allows faster RAM usage
This explains why that cooler works.
Weelllllll....
8000 series CPUs have cut down cache that hurts them
it's rated for 130W, i assume it will meet that rating, Tt has been a fairly trustworthy brand in my like 25+ years of experience working with PCs
edit: i stand corrected, looks like i'll want an NH-U12 (after doing a bunch of research)
i really like Noctua, i've used the NH-U12 many years ago for an FX-8350
needs to be said that the best gaming Ryzen chips (7800X3D/9800X3D) are that powerful because they have a shit-ton of cache
Yes. Cache is pretty impactful on gaming perf
it kind of makes me sad to see intel's cache sizes just sort of being universally small - not sure if increasing it will actually improve it
it's also notable that the X3D series are really expensive
lol
fun fact: I did not do a whole system upgrade because i cannot afford to spend like $400 on DDR5
i'm sitting with what i have and pushing it forward much as is reasonable
prob just get an i5-11600KF
the 11600KF is like $100ish on ebay, whereas the 11700KF is $150ish
it's not a 50% performance difference, even if you're being really generous and assuming that 30% more cores would = 1:1 50% more performance
Dunno if that's even worth it from an 11400
it's a 2.6 base/3.6 boost
to a 3.9 base and 4.9 boost
that is a very large clock increase
i mean, is there some reason to buy an i7-11700KF over the 11600KF?
Clock speeds don't necessarily translate straight to performance though. (from a very brief search) I'm only seeing 5-10% better gaming perf
Oh wait that might be base 11600
Yeah KF is a decent bit faster
in theory, it's supposed to be at least like a 10-20% increase, at least i'd think
What gpu do you have (are you cpu bound?)
the GPU i plan to buy next is an RX 6600 XT - it's a decent 8GB card and I can afford it
the key point here is that i can afford it
Yeah I mean for (budget) 1080p thats a solid card
i mean
you run stuff at 2560x1440 and allow it to downscale the internal rendering resolution
you just use VFR or whatever on AMD
1440p might be iffy, especially with the 8gb vram