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max ever is 36.74 W
Download throttlestop and run the mc test again. It'll tell you what's limiting you and can usually unlock those limits.
You were running the single core test
That's what it sounded like to me too
Also afaik HWMonitor has no way to do value over time measurement like HWiNFO. One of the reasons why I prefer it over HWMonitor. Kinda hard to guess average power consumption due to it being very inconsistent and not staying at a certain value.
I was running single core test.
I'll do the multi core test
Started the test
Cpu peaking at 52 C, max 53 c
55 watts pull
Ahh ok Iโll get hwinfo
Was confused a bit with hwinfo and hwmonitor
Hm I see my ghz is at 2.91hz?
If you do get HWiNFO, I'd recommend changing this so average time is a bit easier to read.
Ok, changed it.
I usually do two minutes worth of samples (60 samples, one every two seconds is two minutes), but you can do whatever
I can already get the general idea from what was already posted. Just saying stuff for future reference
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So few things to note here:
-2.91GHz is the base freq of the CPU. There is boost freq which HWiNFO is reporting. Dont think it went on long enough for accurate reading from HWiNFO, but the freq being reported by HWiNFO seems accurate enough. The 10400 has a single core boost of 4.3GHz and all core boost of lower (for example, 3.9GHz. Idk what it actually is as all core boost isnt really stated in the specs for CPUs).
-CPU temps and wattages where averaging in the 50s. This was a relatively short but extreme test. In gaming workloads you could see a bit higher or lower temps due to a few reasons (GPU outputting heat, longer workload allowing for heatsink to follow be saturated, less wattage being consumed as R23 is much harder on the CPU then games).
-You should be able to at least heighten, maybe "remove" (as in, make it so high you'll never worry about it), the PL without much issue given current cooling perf. If it's smth you want to do I'd recommend doing R23 on loop and seeing how high you can set the PL too until temps get too high or CPU fan is too noisy.
Yea if possible I'd at least put PL1 up a bit to maybe 100-110w & PL2 to 150w, but it's likely not really much of a factor when you only hit 55w w/ cinebench
PL1? This is new term for me
It's in the bios. Power Limits. Pl2 is short term max wattage & pl1 is long term wattage afaik or something like that. I'd say adjust boost lvls also but probably not possible w/ 10400. Idk, I'm too used to my older setups.
I'm using Gigabyte BIOS
Eh I am not going to mess around in bios settings, have zero knowledge in overclocking department. Iโll bare with throttlestop for now.
In other words i am afraid to change randomly and mess up my one and only one Intel Processor
PL is pretty simple but yea you're not missing much afaik because right now you're a full 30w from PL1 limit. Plus, stock settings give good power efficiency. Could always adjust later.
I see so it's stock out of the box not internationally messed with?
I have a good cooling headroom so I can bear for 10-20 extra temps
You could always use XTU, Intel's own overclocking utility.
If anything goes wrong it automatically reverts the settings. And it's highly unlikely you'll actually damage something.
Sounds good
You can always make it so PL1 = PL2, so effectively it never stops boosting to the higher power limit
And how I go do that?
Change "Turbo Boost Power Max" so that it's equal to "Turbo Boost Short Power Max"
Looking at a friends pre-built computer. I am looking at their MOBO right now, and trying to find out what it is. System Information gives us Baseboard Product of "Z270P-D3-CF" typing it into google gets us this: https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/GA-Z270P-D3-rev-10#kf. I am a little skeptical this is what that motherboard is, but I want to get others opinion of if this MOBO is correct.
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Do you have a picture of the board? What model prebuilt is it?
Nope, but they are saying they got it back in 2017.
They use standard parts so it's quite possible that the board you found is correct
They'll use a variety of different ones, the same model might have different part numbers
Okay, so it is a Micro ATX, so 2 DIMM lots
2 DIMMs sounds more like ITX
Sounds about right it is a pre-built, so they likely skimped on parts.
Hello, I have a question for anyone reading here. So I am going to build my own Gaming PC but I am looking for a compatible motherboard to make it and I currently have in my cart this SSD (https://www.bestbuy.com/site/samsung-980-pro-2tb-pcie-gen-4-x4-nvme-gaming-internal-solid-state-drive/6447126.p?skuId=6447126) and the AMD Ryzen 9 5950X but I don't know which motherboard will be perfect for these two items. Any motherboard anyone recommends me to get for these two items and that's really good for Gaming, Streaming, VR Ready, RGB, DDR4, or any best motherboard that can also be compatible with any NVIDIA RTX GPU/Other GPU's?
Chances are you don't really need a gen 4 SSD unless you're doing large sequential reads like 4k video editing
For ssd I suggest P31 or maybe P41 if gen 4 is actually needed. Worth a glance at least. Undercuts 980 Pro by $10 already. (Also much better max write speed of 6500MB/s vs 5100MB/s for 980 Pro) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09QVD9V7R/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_PNN4ZGT60HH2D64WJY2C?pldnSite=1&th=1
Experience the breakthrough upgrade from a global tech pioneer. SK hynix Platinum P41 delivers the 176-layer NAND, fastest-in-class speed, easy data migration, and 5-year warranty. The latest innovation from the worldโs second-largest memory maker, Platinum P41 is designed to provide striking per...
Hm, they seem good but what is the difference between P31 or P41 on the SSD? Since I may be needing to use many things on the PC and I also want a way to reload quick since currently the PC I have reloads in about half an hour just of how slow it is.
Basically P41 has the higher sequential speeds of a gen 4 drive
And I can load Windows on a much lower tier drive than these in about 8 seconds
That's more of a random r/w than sequential
Ah, I see. And for the motherboard link you posted above, does it accept P41 GEN 4 SSD? Since I may be adding the SSD 4, and also is there any type like the same Motherboard but also having WIFI due to I am trying not to waste many connections on it by buying external WIFI adapters and Bluetooth.
Yes it'll do gen 4
Actually I think this one was better https://pcpartpicker.com/product/Vb3mP6/gigabyte-b550-aorus-elite-ax-v2-atx-am4-motherboard-b550aorus-elite-axv2
Great, and I'll be checking out those motherboards right now
Do you by any chance have any recommendations for a compatible DDR4 ram that's 16GB/32GB, RGB by like corsair or any company that makes them RGB capable with a software that can connect both motherboard and memory?
You can just control the memory with the motherboard software
Thanks!
there were some ballistix MAX RGB 4000 a while ago for about 200.. seems like it's 300 now tho. check those out from other locations as well
i have the Hynix 4GB 1Rx8 PC3L-12800S-11-13-B4 RAM can i add another one to make it 8 gb ram on my computer?
what cpu do you have
Laptop I'm guessing? Which model? Some of them have soldered, non-upgradeable memory
You could add another stick, I've even successfully run odd numbers of memory on my HP laptop, 6gb and 12gb.
Is there a way to check how much memory I can upgrade my motherboard to?
what mobo is it
hi i recently changed my cmos battery but my bios settings keep resetting anyway, does anyone know why?
Is the battery upside down maybe?
Oh and, on this motherboard I see its kind of Red/Orange and black and I am trying to get a like RGB/Black and White computer setup so not sure if the color of the motherboard will affect on how the RGB/BW works and looks outside with the case
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pc doesnt crash from games anymore though i set max cpu usage to 95% or something like that i forgot what it was but it's in windows power settings
The color accents won't affect the RGB much because they're matte finish and don't reflect much light, and the RGB will be much brighter than the accent colors
i come with a motherboard question!
Would this motherboard pair well with an adequately cooled 12700f?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09PXD16F6?tag=pcpapi-20&linkCode=ogi&th=1&psc=1
do you need it to have wifi?
I would prefer to have it
good then
np
mine has 4 gb ram im thinking of taking it out and adding 2 8 gb ram
what laptop is it
HP
which HP tho
is the main feature of a good motherboard the VRM phases and the amount of capacitors it has?
Vrms and expansion/io and memory topology helps with memory overclocking
It's not just about how many you have, it's also about how good the individual stages are, and their layout, on top of io and memory traces and such
Yeah
I was under the impression that less capacitors = doubled
Could also be doubler
Well, doubler and twinned
One is using doubler one is just not
Buildzoid has a bunch of VRM videos of you want to get more info @naive pendant
Yeah I was told by the guys at the cultists network haha
guys looking for mother board for "Corsair Obsidian Series 1000D Super-Tower Case"
Whats your budget for the whole build
And what are you using it for
And what do you already have
budget: $500-$1000, using it for gaming, MSI MPG Z490
10400 & some 10700's are well priced at least.
Yeah, but 12400 though
What motherboard you should choose depends on the cpu way more, basically any motherboard will fit in that case
Yea I missed their 1st msg. 400 series, hard no.
If you can't return the mobo I'd do this, or look for a used 10700/11600k https://pcpartpicker.com/list/kfsWcb
PC Builder - Intel Core i5-10400F, Radeon RX 6650 XT, Cougar MX330-G Air ATX Mid Tower
I currently have 2 x 8GB 2400 MHZ TeamGroup RAM stick in my PC and i would like to get myself a new 32GB kit.
Getting fed up of capping out in Virtual Machines now with my ram limits. Any recommendations for a 32GB kit at all?
I see there are some current recommended kits in the pins but none are 32GB. Are any of them worthwhile to just get 2 kits of or is there a specific 32GB one.
Would be nice to get a kit that's a bit faster too cos i know my current kit is rock bottom pretty much
There is a 2x16 kit in pinned if you want b die, or do you want 32gb sticks?
Also what CPU do you have?
What's b die?
I'm looking for get either 2 x 16GB kits or 4 x 8GB sticks pretty much i guess
My CPU is an i7 8700K
Need UK prices?
Oh yeah that too. UK prices please
budget?
I don't really wanna break the bank but i also don't really know what's decent prices on RAM at the moment for something good
Ok, for reference cheaper kits run around 110 pounds, better ones are closer to 150
I feel like i'm probably gonna be looking around the ยฃ200 mark or something aren't i?
That's more like b-die range, best of the best
What is b-die? not a term i've heard before?
It's the die used on the memory, it's Samsung's best for overclocking but has good stock speeds too
Oh i guess that might be worth mentioning.
I have no intentions to overclock the RAM. It's going in and calling it good pretty much
I'm just double checking if your 8700k can handle 3600 speeds without too much tweaking
Need to know my mobo too or not matter?
Nah doesn't matter much
This reads as 168 to me but sometimes it shows different in different regions https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B083TRXZ98?tag=pcp0f-21&linkCode=ogi&th=1
Crucial Ballistix gaming memory is designed for high-performance overclocking and is ideal for gamers and performance enthusiasts looking to push beyond standard limits. With an anodized aluminium heat spreader in black, white or red and XMP 2.0 support for automatic overclocking, Crucial Ballist...
Looks like that's trying to ship from a USA warehouse too so might be cheaper if i find it shiping from a UK location
It's 168 including import fees, but I'll keep looking
Seems like a nice price but not much of a fan to the looks of it though. The Crucial one i like the look of though for its looks
Cos i'm apprently fussy like that ๐
That's funny because ballistix 
I feel like i might not be getting something here ๐
Ballistix is one of the better models, especially that speed
So in this case your taste in looks lines up with one of the better choices of performance
Ohhh i seee. Well it sounds like that's gonna be the route for me then
i have the asus p8h61-m lx3 r2.0 motherboard
what can i do with it
Just found it cheaper direct on their website but of course they out of stock
https://uk.crucial.com/memory/ddr4/bl2k16g36c16u4b
have the asus p8h61-m lx3 r2.0 motherboard
what can i do with it
Yea it's some of the most reliable/compatible, like say using 4 dimms because they don't switch memory dies like some companies. @dense patio exact kit I have I think.
Ohhh interesting, ok then.
I've had this TeamGroup stuff in my machine since i built it like 3 or 4 years ago and it's done me well but I'm finding that it's just not quite cutting it anymore for me
Seeing as youve said they are so popular thats probably why its not instock anywhere else right now either ๐
Also discontinued now, but we won't worry about that, lol. Mine was from Ebay actually & has a date code from 2021. 
Oh dang.
I guess i better make the move then if i want it

Yeah for the price/performance you're getting that's still one of your better options, even including import dues
Probably why the Amazon shipping location is USA too.
What replaced the Ballistix line then?
Nothing. They're moving on to DDR5
They still calling it Ballistix for DDR5 or gonna be a new product name i guess
It doesn't have a name yet
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/4LjBD3/crucial-64-gb-2-x-32-gb-ddr5-4800-cl40-memory-ct2k32g48c40u5
With the low voltage and all, probably gonna stay w/o heatsink for now like this
For now. It was the same with DDR4 too, those jedec kits never had heat spreaders
Ohh. Going with the bare thing to begin with and then improve as they go
Oh that's right. Didn't start with the famous heatspreaders. Black pcb is slick. Yea 8000+ stuff might need heatspreaders, but Crucial seems like they are sticking to near jedec speeds currently. Lots of money in the commercial market
I quite like black PCB as well actually
Yep. Once they figure out the best voltage and timings to use with their new dies they'll push them harder and put heat spreaders on.
Everyone is pretty close to jedec right now, it goes up to 6400. Some just might have tighter timings.
Is jedec what you call the bare PCB?
The speeds/timings. Like jedec for ddr4 was around 2166ish
When we refer to "jedec speed" we usually refer to speeds that are within or very close to the official spec speeds, and it's usually at the lowest voltage the spec allows.
Afaik it's partly for high reliability/compatibility because obviously those lower speeds are easier for mobo/cpu. Laptops often have "jedec" speeds or close to it.
The engineers and other scientists that create the theoretical models for the memory are involved with the organization, and the organization as a whole votes and sets the official specs based on their designs. They're involved from the early prototyping phase.
Makes me want to try jedec speeds for some benches & feel how bad they actually are.
(or just jedec voltage of 1.2 I think & see how much clockspeed below 3600 I'd have to go)
Interesting
3200 c22 is official jedec for DDR4
The highest spec at least
Oh yea huh. 1st 3 speeds matched common ddr3, lol. I mean probably when ddr4 was new.
Yep, same as DDR5 is now to DDR4
Looks like am5 cpus and motherboards will be announced at computex next week
X670E (pcie 5.0 for gpu and nvme), X670(pcie 5.0 for gpu or nvme) and b650(?)(probably same as X670 with more io/expansion) are the chipsets set to be announced
Hey, I got a question on regarding CPUs. Is Intel i9 12900k better than the AMD Ryzen 9 5950x? Let's say for Gaming and using them for anything of the computer.
And also, I currently have ASUS ROG STRIX 580 GPU and running it on a AMD FX 6300 Six Core Processor with a DDR3 motherboard and not sure if I should buy an GIGABYTE VISION RTX 3080 GPU then the CPU or first CPU than the GPU?
100% a new cpu, mobo and ram
and youll most likely need a new power supply when you get a new gpu
Alright, and for the GPU, is the one I have a good one? Or would it still run slow in games until I buy another GPU?
Alright
whats your budget for the upgrade?
I mean, as long as its 1500 or 2000 less
I am going to buy the AMD Ryzen 9 5950x currently
And a 2TB SSD for a motherboard thats PCIe 4 GEN
But not sure which is a good RGB motherboard
are you gaming?
also gen 4 ssds are next to useless if youre gaming
Gaming, Streaming, Coding in VS, and also using some of the Adobe Apps such as Photoshop and Premire Pro
do you plan to oc the cpu?
I mean, I am still not sure in what could OC work on the CPU and GPU so not sure if that will be helpful
Oh, I mean that I am not too sure on how OC works so I mean that I don't know if it's helpful or not OC the CPU
gpu ocing can improve performance a decent bit, cpu ocing less so
Ah alright, so then yea I'll do OCing on it
if you dont really know what it is you probably wont end up doing it
I mean probably just GPU then
alright, one sec
On the power supply, I am forgot but its an EVGA 650 watt or I am not sure, let me go find the box and I'll let you know
And about the case, this computer is a prebuilt from CyberPowerPC so I am barely right now getting on building my own custom PC so
I am thinking of buying the thermaltake P5
that looks like a terrible case ima be honest
Yea I can't find the box for the PSU that I ordered but I feel I remember its a EEVGA 600/650 Bronze PSU
does b5 sound familiar?
Nope
Do you have any case recommendations though, since that's a case I just thought would be nice but I am not sure if there are better looking ones
yeah i put one in the list
Alright
since youre going to be making a new build, do you want to get the psu now instead of having to change the psu when you get a new gpu?
I mean, what will the price be for the new PSU since even thought I got a 1500-2000 budget, I am trying to see if its worth for me to get the new PSU since I will buying the GPU way later in the future
id do something like this, though the aio might be overkill since youre not ocing https://pcpartpicker.com/list/NHtFZw
PC Builder - Intel Core i9-12900F, Phanteks Eclipse P500A D-RGB ATX Mid Tower
That seems good, but I am probably going to be going with AMD in the CPU unless Intel is way better in everything
12900f is cheaper and same performance
also leaves some room for upgrade
though i doubt youd upgrade from a 12900 to 13900
Alright, I'll be thinking about it and thanks for the list!
Sadge, dad's 5950x is failing after like a year of stock usage. Fun times
oof
Oof are you sure it's the cpu tho? Cpu die be very rare with no oc, anyway amd should rma it for you no problem
Yeah I'm kinda surprised about it. But yeah I'm 98% sure it CPU. Had a 5800x that worked fine. Multiple BIOS resets/versions (No flashback, it was mildly annoying switching between 5950x and 5800x for flashes/stability testing. Don't want to flash on an unstable CPU or find where the BIOS ROM chip is for external flash) didn't fix 5950x instability issues. Tho, I have yet to test 5950x in another mobo.
Dam definitely sounds like a bad chip which is v rare
rare unfortunate case
I have a set of 2x8 Ballistix ram (3600) cl16, but they don't seem to produce that exact set anymore. I was looking to upgrade, do i have any options aside from getting an entirely new set?
They do have that kit but it's no longer in production, still in stock but you might have to mismatch colours
What country are you in?
yeah im fine with mismatch colours
canada
They are very overpriced in canada due to 3rd party sellers but if you don't mind doing a bit of tuning you can get the 3200mhz kit and tune it up or just run at 3200
https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/product/BxTzK8/crucial-ballistix-16-gb-2-x-8-gb-ddr4-3200-memory-bl2k8g32c16u4b
yeah unfortunately...
can i tune it up though?
hey how do i let my b550 use all 32gb ram
i have four sticcs
8gb each
they're all detected by the mobo
odd
possible
oof
I have a question, is this motherboard compatible with the AMD Ryzen 9 5950x? (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08F9VP2RC/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1)
Experience next-level performance and connectivity with the ROG Strix B550-A Gaming, featuring PCIeยฎ 4.0 and 2.5Gb Ethernet. Robust power and effective cooling make the ROG Strix B550-A Gaming the perfect partner for 3rd Gen AMD Ryzenโข CPUs. Futuristic aesthetics, intuitive software, and a reliab...
And if it's not compatible, what are other white/black ATX, and compatible for the AMD Ryzen 9 5950x?
If they're all detected then that's it?
Yes but you shouldn't be buying a 5950x in 2022, pretty poor choice, what will you be using it for?
Gaming, Overclocking, and other things such as using Google Chrome
And uh I actually bought it yesterday with that motherboard so I think I can't do anything now since it's on its way besides the motherboard.
You can just return it/cancel the order if not shipped
The CPU is shipped the motherboard isn't
You would be far better doing this with a 12700k or 12900k
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/rFc2t8
PC Builder
Yeah you can just return/cancel them
Ah alright
Looking for motherboard
Budget: $300
Whole pc budget 300?
no just the motherboard
intel core i7
11700k
no overclocking
thanks
Are you making a full new build?
If so, what's the budget and what have you already bought
no thanks Bacca
i have a dell inspiron laptop the momery i want is on this site model 15-3521 crucial memory 8 GB 204 Pin DDR3 SO-dimm DDr3l 1600 (pc3l 12800 item number is CT102464bf160b
It should work.
ok so i can order it and it will work
I'm not promising anything because sometimes laptops are weird but the specs match correctly so it "should" work.
I see no reason why it wouldn't.
ok Thanks first time here
Can all ASUS motherboards work with ICUE? Such as the ASUS ROG STRIX B550-A?
believe all or most strix boards, dont know about other asus products though
there should be an icue compatible though on their site for the board
gpu's as well iirc
Ah, I checked the site for the motherboard and it only mentions ASUS AURA and Armoury Crate but not ICUE
so as far as i can tell, i believe all "aura read" motherobards are supported by icue
Ah, alright
however you need to install asus's rgb software as well, Aura, but it can be controlled by icue
Ah alright, and how will I connect the ICUE device I think its Corsair ICUE Commander XT (https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Categories/Products/Accessories-|-Parts/CORSAIR-iCUE-COMMANDER-CORE-XT-Smart-RGB-Lighting-and-Fan-Speed-Controller/p/CL-9011112-WW) to the ASUS ROG STRIX Motherboard B550-A. Is it the 4 pin it has on the top?
White one
no, those are fans and a rgb header
Ah
for the corsair device, you would connect it to the usb 2.0, normally found at the bottom of the motherobard
normally looks like this, yours may have a black shroud instead of blue
ye, the two on the right that are identical
ye np, and obv the sata power plugs into the sata connecter cable on the psu
Asking for advice: A while back I purchased this motherboard and memory combo . I would like to buy another four 8GB memory modules that are compatible with this motherboard and memory. Could someone recommend memory that will work especially with the overclocking that this system allows? I can't find the exact model used or new so I have to find an equivalent but I don't trust that I'll select the same quality.
G.SKILL Ripjaws 4 Series 32GB (4 x 8GB) DDR4 2800 (PC4 22400) Extreme Performance Memory Kit Model F4-2800C16Q-32GRK
ASUS X99-DELUXE/U3.1motherboard
Thanks!
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/Qy4zPX
Would this be a good upgrade for someone who currently has a 9600k? just making sure.
PC Builder - Intel Core i5-12400
Someone else probably knows more, but I'll give some quick input. Ok so the tough thing is maybe finding good 1.2v stuff as that is. What I did easily find was "average" 1.35v cL 16 stuff that you could perhaps undervolt (downclocking it to 2800 would be ez at least also). Other brands might work also. https://pcpartpicker.com/products/memory/#m=17&S=2800,3200&Z=32768004&L=160,220&sort=price&t=14&U=4&B=1100000000,1400000000&X=0,14000
Choose Memory
not sure if they need ram, I put it just to be safe. unsure on what they were given in the prebuilt (CyberpowerPC) sometimes they do good and sometimes they cheap out.
so 12400 + Asus PRIME B660M-A D4. essentially.
Hey, I got a question. I bought a ASUS ROG STRIX B550-A motherboard and I bought Corsair Venegeance 2 x 16gb memory with 3600Mhz and the motherboard says the speed of memory is 2666Mhz, will it affect the motherboard?
No
You just have to turn xmp/docp on
Without the profile enabled, it'll only run at 2666
I'm starting my own homelab here with a server. It's currently got 8 sticks of M393B5270DH0-YH9 RAM, which is 4GB DDR3-1333 RDIMM PC3L-10600R.
I've also bought 4 sticks of MT36JSZF51272PZ-1G4, which is 8GB DDR3-1333 RDIMM PC3-10600R.
They are both labeled as 1.35V and CL9.
I know one set is PC3 and another is PC3L; not to mention different sizes. Is it possible to mix these two sets without issues? If not, which set should I go with?
The only difference between PC3 and PC3L I can find online is voltage, but the specs say both sets run on 1.35V
yeah do i need to make all 32gb ram accessible to win11?
or how can i, pato?
Quick and newbie question i have a pc and i want to add some Memory ram on my gigabyte z390 gaming x, i already have 8gb 2400mhz i forgot the brand, i am planning to buy another 8gb with the same mhz.. do you think it is okay or its compatible?
Or can i get a 8gb with a higher mhz..
If adding ram, you want the 2nd stick to be the exact same model as the other stick
But you should look into upgrading your ram because 2400mHz is really slow
^
What MHz do you think is good?
You slot it in there's nothing you need to do, if it's not being detected then the motherboard has dead ram slots or the new ram kit is dead, take out the old kit and see if the pc turns on with the new kit in slots 2+4, if it posts then 2 of your motherboards ram slots are dead and going to have to talk to your motherboard manufacturer
Honestly you're better off just getting a 2x8gb kit of 3200cl16 and selling the 8gb stick of 2400
Especially considering it's only 50$ for a 16gb faster matching kit
What brand do you can you suggest?
What country are you in?
I am form the Philippines
Ah, just the cheapest 3000mhz cl 15/16 or 3200mhz cl 16 kit brand doesn't matter
it is detected but not used by windows
can an a320 handle a 5600g
That's a good thing, if you open more stuff it'll use more ram
Noooo
bro a chipset just defines number of pcie lanes and stuff
if u dont tell us the board, we cant help
What's your budget, what do you already have, what are you using it for
for a mobo i have like 150dollars for the entire pc like 1500 , my current setup is an a320 and a 3200g planning on upgrading sometime this year, im gonna use it for gaming, recording and editing
Don't get a 5600g
what should i get
PC Builder - Intel Core i5-12600KF, GeForce RTX 3070 LHR, Phanteks Eclipse P360A ATX Mid Tower
That's an option
Oh wait, actually
One sec
Do you need the motherboard to have wifi?
what does wifi mobo do?
Means there's wifi built into the mobo
Instead of needing ethernet or an external wifi card
But ethernet is better
Are you going to use ethernet?
Anyways, I'd do one of these https://pcpartpicker.com/list/7KbBqm
PC Builder - Intel Core i5-12400F, GeForce RTX 3070 LHR, Phanteks Eclipse P360A ATX Mid Tower
I forgot to put ram in the first one, so just take the link from the second one
yes
Alr then you can use this instead of either of that board for either of the lists https://pcpartpicker.com/product/KKbTwP/msi-pro-b660m-a-ddr4-micro-atx-lga1700-motherboard-pro-b660m-a-ddr4
wait wtf howd u fit a 3070 in the budget
1500 is fairly close to being able to fit a 3080
1650 would be
Np
And just to explain, 5600g is an apu, meaning it has worse cpu performance to fit an igpu in it
So it's not good to get an apu if you're getting a gpu
ohh i see
32mm? Sheesh, even Corsair LPX is 34mm and that's the shortest I know that still has a heat spreader
Something w/ no heat spreader? 
yeah im trying to use NH-D15 and it has a 32mm ram clearance with dual fan
but seeing this my best option is probably to switch cpu coolers
Nah. For example I read ballistix would be 39mm tall but installed height is 32.5mm because ram height doesn't count when it's lowered into a slot.@wheat tapir 2nd pic just neat to show how lpx actually is pretty short
ah interesting, i was watching a video on the cooler and i saw people putting ram that was taller than the height limit but the cooler still fit, makes sense now
Yeah it sounds like your cooler spec is accounting for slot height and the memory spec is not
Bingo. Lpx or similar just maybe easier to install if hsf was already in place. Also a pic to remind us of pcb size itself & my old kingston heat spreader is about as low as we can get (2mm above pcb)
do remember you can prob move the second fan up for a couple of mm, and sticks without a heatspreader like aegis should fit just fine
I'd say ram choice isn't bad if we didn't need that big stock fan. Btw here's a pic w/ ballistix. Edit: should mention case, lol
am d15 owner, you can also put the second fan to the back if you have enough room in your case and your IO isn't too tall
With that height you're looking at 3200cl16 at the max
To add onto Convo last time:
https://www.techpowerup.com/review/amd-zen-4-ryzen-7000-technical-details/
There are 28 total lanes from the CPU, all Gen 5, of which 4 are peeled off for downlink to the chipset and the remaining 24 are available to the user. On X670 Extreme that means graphics operates at x16 Gen 5 or x8/x8 Gen 5, and there's one M.2 NVMe x4 Gen 5. On the X670 (non-Extreme) only the M.2 NVMe slot is required to be Gen 5, the top slot for graphics will optionally be Gen 5. On B650, only M.2 storage will be Gen 5. Of course, other components, like companion controllers or additional NVMe devices, can connect to Gen 5 on the CPU.
Hey, I got the Corsair 7000x Case and also bought a B550-A ASUS motherboard but when I checked in PCPARTSPICKER, it says this
Will this affect the build or I have to change the motherboard
Do you have the pcpartpicker link?
The motherboard probably just doesn't have enough USB 3 headers for your chosen parts.
And the second one is saying the board doesn't have the correct header for the USB C port on the case.
No I just did a quick pcpartpicker image but then deleted the link buy I could make another one with the things I have bought for my pc
But the 7000X case did come with 1 corsair icue ccxt
And I got another ccxt from the cpu cooler from corsair
That wouldn't have anything to do with it since they don't use USB headers
You'll be able to build without any adapters and all but you won't be able to use some of the USB ports on the case
Yeah that motherboard only has one 3.2 header so you'd be able to use 2 of the 5 ports
Ah, will that affect my build or no
Since I am running AMD Ryzen 9 5950x, Corsair ICUR H150i Elite Capellix , 2 ICUE CCXTs, and that should be mostly all
That's up to you, do you need more than 2 front USB ports? Or the C port for VR headset or something?
Oh in the case
Yea I will be needing almost everything that the case has on front to run USBs or anything
In that case I'd recommend returning the mobo and getting one with the 2x USB 3 headers and the header for the C port
That seems good but is it ICUE compatible?
And is there one in white?
Since I want to do all ICUE compatible and run my RX 580 GPU using ICUE but I think I heard I need an ASUS ROG MB to run my GPU in RGB
There's this one if you want more white https://pcpartpicker.com/product/KnLFf7/nzxt-n7-b550-atx-am4-motherboard-n7-b55xt-w1
AMD boards with the USB headers you need are pretty rare to start with, and adding the need for white accents adds a lot to the cost because it's even more rare
Ah I see
Is that mb also compatible with the other items I have bought
Or let me make a pcpartpicker of all the things I bought
This is all my things I purchased https://pcpartpicker.com/list/NPtXRv
PC Builder - AMD Ryzen 9 5950X, Corsair iCUE 7000X RGB ATX Full Tower
Yes 100% compatible
Ah alright I just need the other motherboard to run all the case usbs then
Yes you'd need to swap your current motherboard for either of the ones I linked to take full advantage of the case USBs
Alright, thanks for the motherboard link!
Just bought the NZXT motherboard, and I will be returning my current one to Amazon
Thanks for the help!
And question
I will still have to install Windows 11 into it?
And update it or this time no updating the BIOS just installing Windows 11
Windows 10 will work if that's what you mean
But yeah it should do 11 out of the box too
Oh, I want to do Windows 11
Alright
Oh wait, so its mostly compatible with Windows 10? Since I am trying to do it with Windows 11 but do I have to update the BIOS so it runs W11? Disregard this question, I saw an entire page they had on how to enable support for Windows 11 for that motherboard
Hi guys! I just need some advice from y'all, what should I buy, amd ryzen 5600g, or amd ryzen 7 4750g pro?? Same price here in my country. Tia!
Ok thanks!
If you already have a gpu then going for an apu isn't the best move
i have 2x4 2333 ram,i want to upgrade to 2x8 3200ram,i have 4 ram slots should i put it together or just the 3200?
Just the 3200
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/HXFbt6/biostar-z690gta-atx-lga1700-motherboard-z690gta any idea how well the vrms are on this?
Biostar level 
No
Not to your question
No to the motherboard
Yeah biostar should be avoided at all costs unless you're doing an extreme budget build and it's on sale
I'd rather have a half decent B660 over a biostar Z690
A Biostar mobo came in the skytech build i got
Died after three months
Vrms were struggling with a 3600 lmao
just wondering cause i might do a 12th gen I3 build with it for a friend just playing lighter end games on a tighter budget and i was gonna dump a little of my own money for a board
https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16813144522?nm_mc=AFC-RAN-COM&cm_mmc=AFC-RAN-COM&utm_medium=affiliates&utm_source=afc-Future+Publishing+Ltd&AFFID=2294204&AFFNAME=Future+Publishing+Ltd&ACRID=19805787294&ASUBID=pcg-us-2331284021849925600&ASID=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.pcgamer.com%2Fbest-gaming-motherboards%2F&ranMID=44583&ranEAID=2294204&ranSiteID=kXQk6.ivFEQ-JLWsknYqWOqO7eRbddm_eg does this motherboard support 9th. genintel or only 12 gen intel
only 12th, do you already own the 9th gen cpu?
9/8 gen use 300/200 series mobo @grim marten but of course we wouldn't suggest buying a 9th gen cpu nowadays so let us know
not 200 series
oh that's 6/7th. Thnx a lot intel, just 300 series for 8/9gen.
Nah just get them a msi b660 a pro for 130
Well technically it can support 9th gen with a pin mod
Yes, I already have a 9th gen intel
Is there a program that I can put a specific load on my cpu? Example: I want to see how much load I can put on my cpu at a certain temp target... so say like I want to see how much load my cpu could take at 50c.. Or maybe something that I can set the amount of load that I want?
I know it's weird, but just a thought.
Technically lot of programs do, just not very intuitive. P95 can change workload and thread customization, OCCT has more basic workload and thread customization, etc. Prolly just want to make random adjustments until you reach a certain power target, then see what temps that gets you
occt uses p95 for the load testing
Yeah. Tho IMO still doesnt have as nice customization for that task
Can anyone help me. I order a gaming pc two weeks ago and I decided to upgrade the one stick of ddr4 8gbs of ram to two sticks of ddr4 16gbs (8gbs+8gbs) of ram. When I turn it on my monitor says thereโs no signal. What should I do?
make sure the ram is fully in
Yeah both of the sticks are clip in
did you clear the xmp or oc before installing the new ram?
would the msi pro b660m be recommended for a 12400f at budget
I can get both for under 450cad
LGA1700 boards are pretty costly here in Canada
On the US site this is 119$ but for Canada https://www.newegg.ca/p/N82E16813162045
Well the cheapest here that isn't a H610 is 135 that i am seeing
And looks cheap looking
what cpu are you planning to run?
https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/product/yZPQzy/asus-prime-b660m-a-d4-micro-atx-lga1700-motherboard-prime-b660m-a-d4 this is a decent b660
will run a 12700 fine
For myself i would be running a 12300 
that doesnt exist?
did you mean 12400?
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tbh i wouldnt upgrade from an 11400 atm
What was that
and definitely not a 12300, ive never seen this before
RandomgaminginHD ran a bunch of video's with the i3 12300
unlocked PL 11400 is way better then locked PL 11400
closes the 11400 vs 12100 gap by quite a bit in gaming
ah
id just go 12100 then
out of curiosity
what do people use secondary builds for?
Depends on what they want to do with it
For me it would be a living room gaming setup
I have this in my living room now but does have a harder time with newer titles https://www.gigabyte.com/ca/Mini-PcBarebone/GB-BXA8G-8890-rev-10#ov
I tried playing Final Fantasy VII Remake on that which i was getting like 10fps lol
So for myself i would build an i3 system with something like a RX 5500/5600 or 1660 super just for controller based games only
ah
could maybe do smthn like this https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/pQ8ZQ6
PC Builder - Intel Core i3-12100F, Radeon RX 6600, Cougar MX330-X ATX Mid Tower
might be better options for the psu
https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/hTdqd9 there we go
PC Builder - Intel Core i3-12100F, Radeon RX 6600, Cougar MX330-X ATX Mid Tower
i believe B tier psu
I actually found some people in my area selling a RX 5500 XT 8gb card for 275$ to 340$
Not worth
Canadian
I understand that
Sure it wont perform as good as a 6600 but it will be a couch gaming system for my living room so
And spending as little as possible for me is important which is why i am aiming for an i3
look for a 1650 or smthn like that
5500xt is on par with a 1650 i believe
570 4gb, 1650 super
You can get the 6500 XT with a 12th gen Intel for 250 CAD and it'll be better than the 5500 XT
5500 XT was on par with the 1650 Super
Ya i could do that as well
and Final Fantasy VII Remake is a little too demanding i find to use a 1650
Ya ill go for the 6500 XT instead cause after looking at some games with that and a 12100 for God of War and Horizon Zero Dawn it plays out well
Just make sure it's at least a PCIe 4.0 system, so Intel 11th gen with 600 series chipset or AMD 5000 with 500 series chipset minimum.
Otherwise, a 3.0 system will damage the GPUs performance.
Yep 12th gen meets that requirement, just making sure you're aware
What is considered a bad temp for a cpu?
90
Supposedly intel has cache stacking lined up for 14th gen
I can't find any gaming benchmarks with the Pentium 8500 lol
If I set a manual voltage of (example) 1.3v on my CPU, will it ALWAYS use 1.3 even at 1% load?
Only the current (ampere) changes...?
Depends on the "speedstep" settings or w/e. Should/could still go to 900mV-ish at idle.
Depends on your LLC setting. It'll droop under load still but higher LLC can do a lot less droop at the cost of higher power draw and heat.
So even with manual voltage it can drop
Looks good because 1.3v look unnecessary with CPU at idle
Well just check w/ hwinfo or w/e. The downvolting at idle is same as gpus usually do.
Can someone explain why only one of my g.skillz rams rgb is working? I checked and itโs running what it suppose to be running. But, the g.skillz program only picks up one stick.
try reseating it
Iโve tried that. Iโve also tried switching them, but itโs the same slot every time. So, Iโm guessing itโs a motherboard problem.
Ok, Iโll try right now
So I tried switching them to slot 1 and 3. But, itโs the same side of ram thatโs not working. So neither A1 or A2 are picking up and rgb signal.
Do you think a bios update would fix that?
Bacca, which should I get
No dice
loki 6600u imo
Thats what I was thinking
if they have it at 25W it should give better performance than the Steam Deck. and with it running windows I could make it a portable Xbox with the Xbox app as the 6600u is optimized for windows unlike Aerith. xD
6C/12T Zen3+ with 6 RDNA2 CU's(Dunno the max Wattage yet) vs 4C/8T Zen2 with 8 RDNA2 CU's (max 15W)
I have a Steam Deck, but I wanna try others.
So, Iโve done everything I can, Bacca. Should I just rma it and hope for the best? Or do you have any other ideas on the matter?
id rma it yeah
i guess it could also be cpu?
@stiff kraken is that right? only one ram stick working could be cpu, right? just rare
yeah it's possible for a memory channel on the cpu to be dead
they work individually, in slots 2 and 4 and 1 and 3
only one works at a time
if possible id see if a friend has a cpu you could borrow to test if its the cpu
Well, both of the sticks work. They both light up, they both end up having 32GB total. Itโs just that the RGB isnโt working on A1 and A2.
oh
Sorry, I thought I made that clear.
then i wouldnt worry about it
if the ram is working, its working
if its the rgb, thats probably just the stick
could try openrgb
Thatโs the thing though. I took the stick from B2 and moved it to A2. But, A2โs rgb still didnโt work. Even after switching them.
Well, thanks anyway. Sorry that I put you through a wild goose chase.
dw about it
If you can add more storage the 128 and buy your own m.2 or whatever
the 128gb only has 8gb DDR5, the 256 has 16GB DDR5
Oof i guess 256gb then
ye lol
will only be 529$ for me since I have an Odin Pro. Loyalty perk.
I need someone that can help me undervolt my CPU
-CPU: R5 3600x @3800MHz (want to bring it up to 4.4 or more)
-MSI B550 gaming plus with MSI click bios 5
I also have a question about max boost
Max boost for 3600x is 4.4GHz but what does that mean? Is that a limit because it gets too hot over 4.4? Or what?
Could just use throttlestop I believe
I know you can use offset or a manual voltage to undervolt but what's the main difference
Does offset affect the base "curve"?
And manual voltage uses a constant voltage....right?
I believe manual allows it to consume more, but isn't constant
If it was constant the cpu would die after a year
Oh
What should I use?
I just want to overclock and undervolt so I can get better performance and better temperatures
anyone that can help me with overclock + undervolt? i watched a few videos but they're all different and only few explain how to undervolt on msi bios
^ Running cinebench for some temperature test
Other info that may be useful
Up to 76C is a lot
Yes it is for arctic freezer 34 eSports duo
I know it is a good temperature but my room becomes an oven
Case: Corsair 465x
Fans: 4*LL120
thermal paste: good
Is that a solid front panel
I have terrible connection and Google won't let me click on the picture
it has some big gaps on the side
Is the actual front of the panel solid?
it is a good case overall, fans are a bit loud
If its got a solid front panel I'd disagree
glass? what do you mean
The gaps on the side don't let in as much air as you'd think
Pato or rawr or someone could explain it better than I could
But thats your issue with Temps, could still undervolt though
I detected my name
Maybe adding some fans as top/back exhaust would help
why hath I been summoned
Can you explain why that case with the gaps on the side of the front panel is still not good? I don't know enough about airflow to explain it properly
yeah i know
top back fan doesnt fit because of cpu cable
ok, airflow is not really good but... how do i do this damn undervolt
would the asrock b660 steel legend be a good board for the 12400f
itโs only 140cad rn with rebate
For the price it's fine
Iโve been trying to avoid asrock a bit bc the prices seem a bit too low but this oneโs 240msrp
Price doesn't mean it's good
Asrock boards tend to have meh vrms, that ones good enough for a 12400
nice
Iโve been trying to kee it under 500 for both cpu and mobo
This one fits at 450 total
Normally I'd recc asus prime for Canada, but thats a nice deal
ofc but rn lga1700 mobos are ridiculously overpriced here
What's your budget for the whole build?
itโs either get this or wait until prices hopefully drop with next Ryzen gen
around 1200$ but I alrd have a 1080ti
@vernal cosmos or @vast meadow maybe you can help me with undervolt + OC? this is how i would do it (tell me if that's good) 1. (after writing down voltage/clocks/temps) get into bios and set cpu multiplier to 4.4GHz (boost clock for 3600x) 2. by using offset mode i subtract .5v each time until system crashes 3. after it crashes i can either lower the clock by (100)mhz or add .x volts. are there other settings i should change? or can i try this way?
so basically 700/800$
Is 1200 including what the 1080 ti cost you?
Kk one sec
You have any other parts yet?
nah thatโs it
I alrd have peripherals but just need cpu, cooler, ram, mobo, ssd, psu and case if I remember
I alrd have a WiFi card
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I'd do something like this https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/m49n2m
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Make sure the mobo you want fits the case though
That's the only thing I'm not sure on
I mean
lmao
bruh... every techie is idle on discord
Mobos and cases have multiple form factors
Itx, atx, mini itx
Just make sure the size of the mobo is atx or smaller
Could also get 32gb ram instead
Def within your budget
@burnt spear since you were asking for case airflow (almost on top) corsair x465
stock, that means no back fan included
I have a hard time believing that tbh
im sure my room temperature is kinda high
Solid front panels destroy airflow
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even with a 2.5cm gap on both sides?
mmmhh
maybe im wrong about the way the fans pull air from, as i said i dont know as much about airflow as some other people
@scenic solar this is because even tho there is airflow, its restricted since theres a smaller opening to a large opening. So overall amount of air that can be pushed decreases because size of hole is going down
imo dont bother
turn pbo on and forget about it
if u really wanted to oc that chip at an undervolt tho, id do fit testing, then go slightly below the fit voltage and turn up clocks slowly
PBO does nothing in my case
That's why I wanted to try undervolting
https://youtu.be/CVJqgJX9SP8
I'll probably follow the guide from the Indian guy
In my last video(https://youtu.be/WfUbB3e9Xxw), I demonstrated how to find the best stable core clock speed and peak core voltage values for undervolting your Ryzen processor.
In this video, I'll show you how to apply those values in the BIOS for system wide change.
System Specifications:
Gigabyte RTX 2070 SUPER Gaming OC 3X 8G: https://youtu.b...
I'll set clock to 4.4GHz and already drop the voltage a bit
Then I'll keep dropping the voltage until the system is not stable
Nothing else, hope the temperatures will be better
Get to the torture test that actually shows scaling and you see it at the middle of the pack, good for solid front, meh compared to mesh cases
Also, I think this is before GN reviewed p400a p500a 4000d td500 mesh etc and all of those would win out
Wait p400a is up there but the rest stands
Yeah, I was wondering why those arenโt on there
And later in the video GN shows the still 4c improvement with removing the front panel
My screenshots won't look very good since mobile screenshots wacky
But it's around 11-12 min into the vid
@vernal cosmos which one is better for undervolt? (Or it depends?) offset (-0.X volt) or manual (1.X volt)?
Is there one that works better in some cases or it doesn't matter much?
Is this good?
I'm dropping it by .100 because it shouldn't crash (by watching people setting even lower voltages on 3000 ryzens)
@vernal cosmos
Do I have to change "override CPU core voltage"? Or leave it to auto?
Actually...
I want to oc to 4.4 first
Using the base voltage
And then drop it
Do I OC it by changing the multiplier to 44?
I'll try 4.2 first
Whatโs a good motherboard for the Ryzen 9 5900
Do you already have the cpu
And where do you live
whats ur fit voltage?
You mean the base voltage?
(now I'm ressetting CMOS because it crashes)
Do you know how to test for fit voltage?
Ok now ill explain
set all oc options in bios to auto
dont set any voltages or frequencies
Now enable PBO and XMP/DOCP whatever they call it in ur mobo
boot to windows
download prime95 and install it
download hwinfo and install it
open hwinfo on sensors only
Wait a sec I'm setting fan curve to normal
then find the cpu voltage sensor called SVI2 TFN
thats the only sensor we are interested in
not soc svi2 tfn
cpu svi2 tfn
Now keep an eye on this sensor and start prime 95
Like what? Everything to default?
choose small ffts test
Can I set xmp for ram
read the next line
ok so after this
start the test
wait 15 to 20 mins
keep an eye on this voltage
average and max is not important
u want current voltage
it will keep changing
after 15 mins or so it will stop changing and settle at one voltage
Can't find pbo xmp and docp
when it hasnt changed for like 2 mins, note down current voltage
cant help u with that one
this voltage is your fit voltage
once you have this, ping me
Found pbo
There are many modes
Just enabled?
yes
There is onl A-XMP
The one that changes ram freq
Profile 1 or 2
thats it
They're the same
doesnt matter
Already installed it, now I have to go ๐
I'll be back in maybe one hour
Bruh
Got that, too
Ok
Whatโs a good motherboard for the Ryzen 9 5900
Is the ASUS ROG Strix X570-E any good
I asked you earlier
Do you already have the cpu
And what country do you live in
United States wdym you asked me earlier I just joined the server
.
PC Builder
You asked twice
Once earlier
It's not worth getting Ryzen over 12th gen Intel right now
PC Builder - Intel Core i7-12700F
12700f=5900x but is cheaper
As for cooler, ak620 is fine. If you want an aio, clc 280 or liquid freezer ii 280/360
There are 2 small ffts tests
Sorry if i tagged you but I can't continue if I don't know which test I have to start
sir one says smallest ffts
the other says small ffts
Is it normal to run at 83C (arctic freezer 34 eSports duo)?
It's stressing the CPU like hell
Core 5 is always the hottest
Btw now the voltage fluctuates between 1.212 & 1.231
P95 is meant to be the hottest, most stressful test
If you're below 90 in P95 that's a win
The case is open too and my legs are baking
The worst temperature I saw today was 100C with 4.4GHz @stock voltage
And the worst I've seen was my pc not booting into anything
@vernal cosmos it's been 15+ minutes, it keeps going from 1.212 to 1.231
๐
then keep waiting
i said itll take around 15 mins not exactly 15 mins
then ig for undervolt set voltage at 1.2V
no offset
and go from there
try 4ghz
and keep going till unstable
You mean increasing frequency
So 1.2v 4GHz will stay cool and gain performance?
Btw I have to try that tomorrow because it is 11pm
So the CPU will always stay around 1.2v @4GHz if stable
Only 1.2
Mmmh
I'm not sure if it will be stable because by subtracting just .1v @4.4GHz it crashed
thats why i said start at 4ghz
your chip probably isnt good enough for uv oc
not yet, am5 will
Alright guess Iโll wait till then
Won't have to wait too long. Reports indicate Q3 launch, so August-September seems likely.
raptor lake is apparently rumored to launch in october
things will be interesting if true
i wanna see it pitted against ryzen 7000
Leaks I've seen indicate they'll be VERY competitive. AMD will just have more cores.
I saw some estimates that 7000 will have 20% better IPC over Alder Lake
hm
7000 specs from amd seem like garbage if you do the math though
I'm not talking about anything AMD has said officially. We all know that's garbage. Like how they said one clock speed, and then immediately showed another entirely.
I'm just finding it funny how they added IGPU to all the 7000 series, but it'll only be 2 RDNA2 CU's lol
same as the budget Mendocino CPU's
That's better than nothing. And I'm sure there will be models with more.
Yeah for sure. Also higher tdp than the mobile cpus so could probably push them a bit harder.
Looks like zen 4 ihs has 30% less than zen 1-3
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Usually the CPU at base clock (3800MHz) gets up to 4100MHz, but I don't know if that's some sort of boost or what...
Will this boost apply also to 4GHz 1.2v?
These are the options I get
Override mode
Since you're trying to lock it
Oke
Pc booted fine at 1.2v 4.0GHz
Let's benchmark
Ok, cinebench r23 results look ok
Less score than base voltage + base clock but got 63/64C instead of 76C 
Thank you
Now I'll try OC to 4.1 or similar
I guess the score is lower because the "stock" clock gets up to 4.2 and more but it's like a few point difference
@vernal cosmos
Nooo the i9 9880H beat me ๐ ๐ฉ
1700x beat me too


Question
Is the boost clock declared by AMD the max frequency at which the CPU is stable or is it the max frequency it can reach without oc?
Because I sometimes saw 4.3GHz (very rarely) even with the stock clock
Small ftts on prime 95 still gets CPU to 80C
Lucky you even match that 1700x on cinebench, but should be around 9300 like that other 3600x. 
It's because of the strange stock voltage that gets to 4.3
That gives me those few points
Another question
Do I really have to disconnect pc from power outlet to short CMOS battery pins? (To reset CMOS obviously)
At least flip the psu off then. Idk, do it
Mmmh
Ye
1.2v 4.1GHz booted
Benchmark time
Can I set CPU multiplier to 41.5 or any decimal number?
It does have those extra 4 threads over you though
Yeah I know
But the "base CPU" score was much higher
So let's try this 4.1
No crashes, running perfectly
Temperature to 65C (just 2C more)

I think it is 9200
Post pics when it's finished instead of "running...", lol. Well, much better than 8800-ish
That about matches stock, and temps are better. See how 4.2 does.
If 4.2 crashes try 4.15
4.2 boots
Benchmarking...
Temps go up by 1C every .1GHz OC
66C now
I think it can go up to 4.3 max because that's the speed it was running at with base voltage (1.213 in benchmark)
That was with stock boosting though right? It's entirely possible you'll get higher.
For example, my 2700 would boost to 3.7 all core normally but I could lock it to 4.1
The one on the bottom was stock voltage + OC 4.2
The top one is the actual with 1.2 manual + OC 4.2
perfect
These are all te results I've got from undervolting and overclocking, the first ones were to just test out CPU performance with some random frequency at base voltage
Sheesh -0.1v
No wonder that wasn't stable
17 degree improvement over base voltage though, very nice
Could try 4.25 next
17 degree drop compared to base voltage + 4.2GHz OC
But the processor at all stock is the first one
So it is a 10C drop
Still good
Anyway I'll almost never hit those temperatures unless I'm stressing the CPU like hell
Yep, which means under load it'll run cooler and quieter than before
spreadsheets B)
If it's stable in R23 and crashes in P95 then you're right on the edge of stability with your current cooling setup
Results of today
Keeping it at 1.2v 4250MHz
Very nice
Probably dropping the voltage even by .050/.100 will make it crash
9C less and 300 points more in cinebench
Now I have to set up a few things on the bios after I cleared it
I have a very small undervolt on mine, -0.0125v offset. PBO boosting is very nice on 5000.
5800X
I boost to 5GHz single core, and that's just my daily. I can get it higher.
Yeah just a cheap 240mm
I hit 92 in cinebench lol
It's fine for gaming usually though, because mainly single core loads
Yeah, CPU will never get to the same stress as cinebench
Maybe in rendering things
Like blender
But that's also used for benchmarking
Finally finished setting fan curves, i think I'm ok with overclocking and undervolting for some time
The back fan adjusted fan curve helps temps a bit, .5/1C less than with stock curve
That only means one thing
10C drop from base CPU
Celeron is better
Ryzen<Intel core<Pentium<celeron<atom<centrino
Intel centrino is the best one
Pc with side panel on reduces temperatures by 1.5C compared to open
Probably because I have more "airflow fans" and they push the air all around
Nice 
Lapping another chip lol
Fun. Those some bigass scratches so far
Right on. Wonder how thick the nickel actually was nornally. It's like when I wetsand clearcoat on my cars. I start w/ 600 myself but it's different w/ an electric orbital sander
(I mean 600 on certain jobs, not that rough on clearcoat)
This mobo doesn't have a header for argb/rgb fans does it?
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No RGB at all, correct
Oh well. Thank you ๐
Hate to bug you.. but can I put a 9th gen coffee lake cpu in that board?
No, it's 6th and 7th gen
Oh it isn't 1151?
It's 1151 yes
But doesn't support coffee lake 9th gen 1151?
But the firmware only supports 6 and 7
Ahh ok
You could do a bios and pin mod and cross your fingers
I'm sure I understand a bios mod, but a pin mod?
6th-9th gen use the same socket but not really because they slightly changed the layout or something
And bios's not supported
Intel tings
Ah ok
