#overclocking

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lavish tundra
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Yeah

high grail
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Ah, that's confusing when Zentimings shows it the other way

lavish tundra
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Yeah its always
Freq tcl trcdrd trcdwr trp tras

high grail
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I guess it's sub-timing and turnaround timing time.

sudden torrent
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Yep, you can set the tRFC 1/2/4 to 560 and it'll calculate the other 2 automatically

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tRC you can probably do 54

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Possibly 52

high grail
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I'll start at 54

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The current is 84

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84 seems super loose

sudden torrent
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It is, that's based on your XMP timings usually

lavish tundra
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Set those soon btw

high grail
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K

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Anything else?

sudden torrent
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That should be enough for another boot and bench test

lavish tundra
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Anyway imma go fr have fun and good luck

high grail
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Oh

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It didn't calculate the other 2 settings.

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It did a dumb and just set them all to 560

sudden torrent
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The IMC knows what they are, zentimings only reads bios

high grail
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Ah.

sudden torrent
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Try tWTR_S 4 and tWTR_L 8 next with tWR 20

proven canopy
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Did you set vddp manually? I run .9v

high grail
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Yes

proven canopy
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Idk if you can on rev.e but dropping SCLs to 2 or 3 gives a noticeable performance benefit

high grail
proven canopy
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Run 7zip or ycruncher out of benchmate

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7zip is one of my newly favorite memory benches

high grail
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Hmm, I guess I can do that.

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I'd need to go back and test Stock (No XMP), XMP, and then Fine Tuning

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I would kill right now for a motherboard with an external CMOS Reset Button

sudden torrent
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You can wire your reset button to your clear cmos jumper

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OC Life hacks

high grail
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How odd

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My 3600 is quite a bit lower than the one here.

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Around 400 points.

sudden torrent
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Your voltages are higher because you're still in the testing phase, once you get it stable you can try lower voltages for less heat and more boosts

high grail
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And someone else almost a year ago managed 10152 on a 3600 OC'd to 4.3Ghz at 1.175v

sudden torrent
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Probably LN2

high grail
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Ok, something is forked

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Oh nvm

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That was a 3600X number.

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Not the 10k

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I saw a Stock 3600X pull 9501 on Stock Cooler.

sudden torrent
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Ah yeah the X is clocked higher

high grail
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Uhhh

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I keep getting Errors with Y-cruncher

sudden torrent
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Welp that's unstable then

high grail
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Coefficient is too large

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Well ok the full error is

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ConvolutionFailedException

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So it's unstable?

sudden torrent
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Yeah something is unstable

high grail
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F

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Not sure what to reel back though.

sudden torrent
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Run OCCT memory test and tell me about how many errors per second you get

high grail
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k

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Uhhh, I got 8 errors, then 2 errors, and then the program just vanished.

sudden torrent
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Very unstable then

high grail
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So... What should I peel back on?

sudden torrent
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What's your zentimings look like right now

high grail
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Uhhh,

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I can show you bios

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Windows rebooted itself

sudden torrent
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Oh oops

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Sure

high grail
sudden torrent
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WTR_S to 5 and _L to 10
WR to 24
See if that helps

high grail
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Ok, now it's giving anywhere from 6 to 2 errors for around 18 seconds, and then Windows freezes

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@sudden torrent

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What do I need to change now to increase stability?

sudden torrent
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tWR to 28
tRFC 580

high grail
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I'm going to hedge a bet that that is still unstable

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Because Windows didn't finish logging in

sudden torrent
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Try tRCDWR 14 then

short blade
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I'm still saying 14-18-18-18-38

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tRC 58

high grail
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Well, we got that to boot just fine.

short blade
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shouldn't skip too many steps at once

high grail
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Im trying to go tighter

short blade
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then start by tightening tRP and only tRP

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I got mine to 12

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also

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was it stable? or just booted

high grail
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Ok, fair it booted and was working for over an hour. But now I am doing real stability testing.

short blade
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I'd stability test it primarily to make sure tCL 14 is stable

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if tCL 14 isn't stable you're going to waste a lot of time on everything else

high grail
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I'm getting errors in OCCT, but it's been a Minute so far and no crashes.

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Weird, when I stopped the test it crashed.

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Jeez, even at 3600 14-18-18-18-36 with a tRC of 58 I get errors.

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And a crash when the test ends.

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It doesn't make sense.

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Like, do I somehow have literally the worst Rev E in the world?

short blade
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could be bad board as well

high grail
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Well, I'd be up a creek if it was a bad board.

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I don't have the money for a new board.

short blade
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it's a bottom tier b450

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trace quality of the board can absolutely affect ram oc

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okay not completely bottom tier

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but low tier

high grail
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Should I just enable XMP/DOCP and set Voltage to 1.5v and go on about my day?

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Until I get a new motherboard obviously.

short blade
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you could try higher vsoc as well

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but like i said

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tRAS should be 38 for initial testing

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not 36

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not sure why you are so insistent on 36

high grail
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I set it to 38 now

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Still errors

short blade
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gear down mode on?

high grail
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It's set to 1T

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Though I wonder.

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Let me check if there'

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is some gear down mode auto setting

short blade
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1T gear down mode on would be best here

high grail
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So force Command Rate to 1T and then Enable gear down mode?

short blade
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yes

high grail
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Should I set any of the Resistance values differently?

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For like ProcODT

short blade
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like i said before

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40 ohm

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rttnom disabled

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rttwr rzq/3

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rttpark rzq/1

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all drive strengths at 24 ohm

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all setup times at 0

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1.1 vsoc, 1.05 cldo vddp, 1.05 vddg ccd, 1.05 vddg iod

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may need to raise those IMC voltages further for dual rank but test at that

high grail
short blade
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rttwr rzq/3

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rttpark rzq/1

high grail
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What values are those? I don't have rzq

short blade
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what does it say in the dropdown then

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80 and 240?

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rzq/3 = 80, rzq/1 = 240

high grail
short blade
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most boards use rzq

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then yes

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rttwr 80 ohm

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rttpark 240 ohm

short blade
high grail
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Yes

short blade
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okay

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now try boot

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and try stability test if boot success

high grail
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Boot Fail

short blade
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try setting procodt auto

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also undo all subtimings

high grail
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Oh wait

short blade
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only primary

high grail
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All subs are undone.

short blade
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may need higher procodt or clkdrvstr

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or higher IMC volts

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though I feel like it shouldn't be IMC volts for rev. e

high grail
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Yay... I gotta reset cmos

short blade
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with auto procodt?

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or still on 40 ohm

high grail
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And for some reason cmos won't reset...

proven canopy
high grail
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Did the Galaxy brain play of wiring your Reset Switch to be Clear Cmos

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Error count is a lot lower, but there's still errors.

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Let's see if just plain old XMP works without Errors.

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Because if it doesn't, then I'm gonna blame the board.

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And then I'm gonna have to look for a half decent but not ultra-expensive B550 motherboard.

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I'd also like to know why Windows commits suicide when stop the test.

short blade
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@high grail is there a soc LLC setting

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your vsoc is drooping really low

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try 60 ohm clkdrvstr

high grail
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Oh

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Yes, there's LLC

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So, also good news

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XMP is Error Free

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This is my XMP setup

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Just for a baseline

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Here is my LLC options.

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And my options for over and under voltage for SoC

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Oh

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Too blurry...

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Under voltage is - 475, - 525 or - 575 mV. Over voltage is 375, 425, or 475 mV

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How much juice should I add?

high grail
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It's starting to look like XMP is the safest way for me to go right now until I get a new, and better motherboard.

proven canopy
short blade
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damn, nice WR

sterile flame
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So… Injust had to overclock my GPU by 250mhz just to get it to run at stock. (1050mhz, currently overclocked to ‘1302mhz’ in quotes because it really isnt)

GPU temps are under 75 degrees Celsius and I’ve never seen this issue before. Any idea as to why my GPU is running 250mhz slower than it’s base clock when the usage is 100% and temps are low?

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It’s working with the overclock rn but if anyone knows anything, chuck me a ping. Thanks in advance

dull ginkgo
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@sterile flame get GPUz, it should tell you something in perfcap reason

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Maybe power limited, maybe temp, that should tell you

sterile flame
short blade
sterile flame
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My HDDs are right next to the GPU

short blade
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huh...

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pic?

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oh wait is it one of those older cases with drive bays in the front of the case

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i was very confused how a sata cable could get there lol

sterile flame
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Yeah

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3.5 inch drives

sterile flame
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Anyone have any tips on how to get x99 to stop being dumb and detect all 4 dimms

tall pelican
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Get off x99

sterile flame
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yes that is a valid option

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but

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im not done overclocking this chip yet

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dont worry, im done with x99 after november 7th

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then im gonna start ocing on x79, once i get an unlocked cpu for it lol

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funny thing is, the board actually does detect all 4 dimms, its just not using slot D1 for god knows why

proven canopy
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I find it enjoyable to bench difficult platforms like threadripper, quad g34, other NUMA systems due to the challenge.

midnight chasm
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hey fellas - anyone know the best way to remove acrylic conformal coating that I put on the capacitors around the GPU die to prevent shortages from occurring were the liquid metal to drip onto them?

proven canopy
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Could try thermal shocking it off.

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Link the product page of the coating

left bladeBOT
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DasSauce#4404 has been warned

Reason: Bad word usage

midnight chasm
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I have to RMA it for unrelated issues and if it's on there Asus is 100% going to refuse RMA.

proven canopy
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If you still have it, I'd try painting some random dead pcb and testing acetone, iso, etc to try and remove it without melting anything important

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I think I have the exact same stuff

midnight chasm
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isopropyl alcohol didnt work at all

sudden torrent
midnight chasm
lavish tundra
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Easier to delid 12900k and less risk it seems

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Solder layer thinner

sudden torrent
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The thick IHS also means there's potential for direct die cooling to be effective again

proven canopy
worldly wasp
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and you put lm on it

midnight chasm
worldly wasp
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thats your problem, not asus's

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well when you LM if you basically forfeit warranty

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good luck

midnight chasm
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and I'd like to hear them prove that I used liquid metal

worldly wasp
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i mean the conformal coat is on there

midnight chasm
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I removed it

worldly wasp
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and they dont need to prove it

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if they just think you did it they can refuse rma

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good luck my friend trying to scam their RMA dept pepewW

midnight chasm
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scam?

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the issue is unrelated

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I'm not sure why you think it's okay to talk to me in a condescending manner

worldly wasp
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i mean like i said, when you use liquid metal, you forfeit warranty

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or when you apply conformal coat

midnight chasm
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And the onus is on them to prove it.

worldly wasp
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i am just saying RMA fraud is not okay but you do you chief

midnight chasm
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Regardless if they turn it down or not, I can get it repaired for $275. Not sure what makes you think you can talk to me like that

worldly wasp
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acetone might work

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btw

midnight chasm
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You should probably get off your computer once in a while. I enjoy them too, but fresh air works great.

worldly wasp
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also might eat the solder mask

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the fiberglass should be fine

midnight chasm
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Not doing RMA fraud regardless. The issue is unrelated to the liquid metal. If they want to do the right thing and fix their faulty card like they should, they can. If they turn it down, I spend $275 for repair.

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Don't assume things.

worldly wasp
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so you willingly forfeit warranty (by lming and conformal coating), then when it breaks, you regret it and try to hide it so they dont deny rma

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maybe asus and luck will be on your side

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$275 is if its repairable

dull ginkgo
prisma arch
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1.55?
high

worldly wasp
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liquid metal?

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and conformal coat?

dull ginkgo
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MSI quote:
"Heatsink is removable, but will void your warranty if the PCB is damaged, you will also need to restore the card to stock condition when returning for RMA."

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So as long as you don't damage PCB and return it with stock cooler

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They don't care

worldly wasp
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coating it in conformal coat i'd considered damaged :p

dull ginkgo
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I would disagree, but I would just like to point out how the manufacturers are actually relatively flexible when it comes to these things

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Well, some manufacturers

humble jay
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i got good at hiding it

worldly wasp
humble jay
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also i used nail polish, so just used nail polish remover (acetone)

humble jay
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nvm 1600

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Rupert D is clutch though

midnight chasm
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I'd love for you to find anywhere in the ASUS warranty where they say it voids your warranty. No such language exists. They use general terms like "unauthorized modification". They can decide what is unauthorized modification or not. I don't think it's unauthorized modification, so that ambiguous language is on them to interpret.

I already explained that the liquid metal was completely unrelated to the issue. As long as I return it to stock (I still have the original cooler with all original pads completely intact) it is fair use under their return policy to RMA it.

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Don't falsely accuse me of "RMA fraud" thanks.

worldly wasp
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btw what failed

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did a powerstage blow up

modern walrus
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do some memory kits not report temps to HWiNFO?

worldly wasp
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some dont have temp sensors

midnight chasm
# worldly wasp btw what failed

Not sure exactly what is wrong but I'm confident it has to do with the memory modules. Would leave mining overnight and would come back to the computer being off despite memory junction temperature never exceeding 80C, average temp 50C. Then it suddenly fails to display out on boot most of the time. If I leave off for days and start it up, it displays out. Otherwise, it posts, but no display out. My computer automatically logs in and starts up my music program and I can hear the music so I know it always posts. If the liquid metal made contact with any of the capacitors around the GPU die itself, the GPU would be a $2000 brick and I wouldn't even get a post.

worldly wasp
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memory failures usually artifact but ymmv

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also it wouldnt necesarily brick, the liquid metal has resistance

midnight chasm
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It would definitely brick.

worldly wasp
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but i dont think its the LM either

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i've had LM flow over on my card

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and it worked when i removed

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it would crash under load

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i'd assume from OCP on the VRM

midnight chasm
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AFAIK there is no OCP on 30 series cards?

worldly wasp
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no clue

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you can try sending it in

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better clean up the LM really well KEKW

midnight chasm
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Yeah, from what I remember there's a lot of cards frying due to VRMs because of the lack of OCP on them.

proven canopy
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If the vrm ocp has to kick on at all, something else is very wrong

midnight chasm
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I mean OCP on the card failing or not being a thing and the VRMs getting fried

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That's just what I heard idk at all

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Lots of bad information though

sudden torrent
dull ginkgo
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Kinda like g3

midnight chasm
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Lol X299 was so sad. Those VRMs were so insufficient for that many cores and power draw

worldly wasp
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990FX too CrazyChamp

proven canopy
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Well that'd just be user error trying to run a 9980xe on water in a cheapo board or something

worldly wasp
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like rampage vi apex kek

proven canopy
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There are plenty of x299 boards (now) that have sufficient vrm, strix e II, omega, dark, but yeah, just not the vi apex sadly

midnight chasm
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When you gotta waterblock mobo VRMs NotLikeThis

worldly wasp
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i mean literally any second gen board is fine

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even the cheapo primes/tufs have 12 phase ir3555

midnight chasm
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ye, I did write "was" for a reason 😛

worldly wasp
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which is 50% more than vrm

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than the apex

proven canopy
worldly wasp
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@proven canopy lower tRFC, CWL, RP?

proven canopy
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Didn't notice any much performance improvement

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Thinking of raising a bunch of twr's and trying for twrrd 1

worldly wasp
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perhaps, does desync scale in y cruncher?

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could try that perhaps

proven canopy
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Yes - but I can't figure out how to post over 4200 brokenchamp

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Have heard ln2 mode works, but eh

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There's a lot of variability, especially on server 2019 for some reason, x265 is kinda the same way

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well, rng'd into a best score yet

worldly wasp
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does GDM off work at all?

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i'd assume not with dual rank b

proven canopy
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I imagine I'd have to run very different timings in general for gdm off, I've played with it a bit, but didn't notice anything special. Was testing x265 at the time

worldly wasp
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try bclking up

proven canopy
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lol

worldly wasp
proven canopy
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Up to 4500? hah

worldly wasp
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try

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i believe

proven canopy
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I'm currently amazed how much more intense ycuncher 10b is at 64c than 1b

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can do 41 1b, can't pass 10b at any voltage, even if there wasn't a cooling limit

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nvm, pretty sure it's also the memory oc

clever epoch
midnight chasm
clever epoch
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not all of them have uP9511 controllers though. I'm not sure which ones do/don't, and allegedly the newer revisions of many cards use the updated uP9512 controllers

proven canopy
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Seems like fclk was the culprit, first bench so far I've found not to do 1900

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Seems like 1b will occasionally throw a similar error, 1/10 maybe

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1866 made it to 50%, previous high was 20 something

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Another interesting "quirk" of ycruncher, I can see it pull 800w from the wall, yet the cpu is under 60c, not the case in x265, seems like the heat load is far more concentrated

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24c room, 33c water temp at the end of a 3 minute run blob_sweat

tight plinth
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Tho I am scared for the fact that the most popular GPU deaths are asymmetrical VRM designs. Am on 3080TUF that I want to shunt mod but also am on asymmetrical VRM.

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That do be one of the theories behind GPU deaths

clever epoch
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Any way to see what it has (even only on the core rail) without opening it? I imagine not

sudden torrent
clever epoch
proven canopy
jagged hollow
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when overclocking your cpu, it's done through some software on windows, not the bios, correct?

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and if so, anyone know of anything that would work with the i7-950

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XTU supposedly can't work with such outdated hardware

jagged hollow
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it is done through the bios?

faint tangle
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yes

jagged hollow
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the bios on my x58 doesn't seem to show much

faint tangle
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idk if your cpu is overclockable

jagged hollow
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shame, looks like it isn't

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I was hoping that I could actually get something out of it

faint tangle
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F

jagged hollow
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lol, the cpu may be old, but the graphics card on this system is the firepro W2100

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has 2 gigs of DDR3

faint tangle
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jesus

jagged hollow
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DDR3 must kill card performance, not that there's much of a card either

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Is ram overclocking also done in the bios?

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My cpu may not be overclockable, but looking into it, my cpu is actually being used very little for the speeds I'm getting

faint tangle
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adding more might help you more though

jagged hollow
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I have 12 gigs, it's just running at like 12800 MHZ

faint tangle
jagged hollow
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no, that's what my graphics card has

faint tangle
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yeha thats what i just said

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when you said 2gb of ddr3 i thought you meant system ram

barren ridge
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im not joking either

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gpu-z confirms it

clever epoch
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Yeah iGPU uses system RAM as VRAM

barren ridge
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uhm no

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I have dGPU in mine

faint tangle
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840m right?

barren ridge
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850m

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It's pretty bad as ddr3 form kek

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gddr5 is ok

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I basically just have xbox one perf cause thermals are bad on this

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In games that xbox one runs on that is

tall pelican
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I have a dgpu that uses ddr3, its decently common

proven canopy
cedar cypress
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when im overclocking ram and testing.. my average temps are 72. but my max is 90?
which one do i go off of?

short blade
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...ram temps??

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if you are hitting 72-90c on your ram it's time to stop overclocking

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figure out why your ram is hitting 72-90c first

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are you pointing a heat gun on it?

proven canopy
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Clearly he means core

short blade
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why does cpu temperature matter for ram oc

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ram tests aren't that heavy of a CPU load

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72 is fine

worldly wasp
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or y cruncher

short blade
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I consider those more of an everything test than a ram test

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but yes

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true

tall pelican
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Everything that is too big to fit in cache is technically a ram test

jagged hollow
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So I'm thinking about overclocking my m1000m, a mobile nvidia quadro with gaming performance close to that of the rx 550

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can MSI afterburner be used to overclock on a laptop?

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and seeing as how temps for my gpu rarely exceed 60 degrees, is it running too hot for an overclock as is?

jagged hollow
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and what is the maximum temp you would run a mobile gpu at?

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my cooling system is crap but seems like my cpu is the one that really suffers, my cpu idle temp is about my gpu load temp

zenith palm
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Uhh 90c ish usually

zenith palm
jagged hollow
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the device is HP, it doesn't let me mess with the cpu or ram at all

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it's kinda annoying

zenith palm
jagged hollow
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I know xtu doesn’t

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It shows all the options but they’re greyed out

jagged hollow
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overclocking my card has actually turned out pretty well

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with insignificant changes in temps I have already got a 10% increase in performance

zenith palm
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Nice

jagged hollow
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Is it normal for msi afterburner to put limits on core clock?

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And not even allow you to change the memory clock

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My temps still don’t get above 65 degrees but I’ve overclocked as much as afterburner will let me

zenith palm
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Could just be a mobile gpu thing/whatever way hp has set it for you

jagged hollow
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HP is kinda sucky

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But, oh well, guess this is the most I’m going to get out of my laptop

proven canopy
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What are you using that i7 950 for?

jagged hollow
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not really anything

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I do just about everything on the i7-6700HQ

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the i7-950 is very obselete

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the i7-6700HQ is just sad

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I'm probably going to replace it with the 12600K when I actually get some money on hand

barren ridge
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That's hp thing for sure

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I have asus laptop, and I can mees with vram and core

proven canopy
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Get hyped

hybrid frost
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What is overclocking

wheat ether
hybrid frost
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?

sudden torrent
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It's making the clock go over the base limit

hybrid frost
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Nvm

jagged hollow
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Overclocking is speeding up the speed of processors basically for better performance

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But typically also leads to a whole lot more heat generation and power consumption

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You can overclock your cpu, ram, and gpu

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At least most of the time, sometimes the ram is locked and even more commonly the cpu cannot be overclocked either

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For a little more elaboration then others

modern walrus
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I put my 2x32gb kit in with my 10900K on Aorus Z590 Ultra but it won't even boot XMP. when same kit was with same CPU on MSI Z490 Gaming Carbon Wi-fi, it worked fine.

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VCC IO/SA are both set to 1.25v
DRAM voltage set to 1.4 (XMP)
all timings on auto
XMP is 3800c18-22-22-42

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won't POST. If I try 3866, it POSTs but goes to hell on memtest5. Same with 3733.

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Also tried loading optimized defaults then enabling XMP. no POST

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tried 3000 & 3200. Again, memtest5 goes to hell

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I disabled fastboot in hopes it was a training issue but doesn't help

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BIOS are F4, which I believe is current

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& yes, have done CMOS clear

clever epoch
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have you tried another kit? Board could just be borked

modern walrus
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if you feed too much voltage into a die, what gets messed up typically? the memory sticks themselves, the IMC, or the board?

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I don't think 1.45v is overvolting it when XMP is 1.4v

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but it's certainly possible

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btw generally, should you always run 2T on Intel?

sudden torrent
sudden torrent
modern walrus
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damn well I can't get much to work at all on 10900K with 1T command rate

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rn I'm running anta on 3866c19

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with 2T cmd

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on MJR die tho

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which I'm pretty sure is crap

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or let me rephrase: which my experience thus far tends to indicate is crap

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btw assuming this is accurate, it might deserve a pin

sudden torrent
#

I'm not too familiar with mjr oc but from my research it doesn't seem to follow any rules at all. Some sticks will get negative scaling past 1.25v and some (like yours) are binned for 1.4v. I've seen some people on reddit push the voltage up a little but it didn't seem to have any effect.

modern walrus
#

well some of it. forget that calculator thing

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I haven't pushed it past 1.45v

sudden torrent
#

Yeah dram Calc doesn't even know 16gb mjr exists

modern walrus
#

I've never even used the calculator & I don't think I ever will

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unless by some miracle most of the regulars in here do a 180 on it

sudden torrent
#

It was... Ok. Very conservative. It tried to tell me that my b-die kit could only do 1.42v safely (xmp is 1.45v)

modern walrus
#

Same here with the 1.45 XMP. What did you end up overclocking your kit to?

sudden torrent
#

Best I got before my fclk degraded was 3800 14-15-14-31 at 1.52v

modern walrus
#

I'm working on 3800c14 on 5900x. Any higher the WHEA error gatling starts going off

sudden torrent
#

Yeah 3800 is about the limit for zen 3

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Currently running mine at 3600 14-13-13

modern walrus
#

I know you can use that program to ignore WHEAs but I dunno if it's worth it

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13 isn't too low for daily?

sudden torrent
#

No it's not, the internal error correction makes you lose performance

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CL 14 is fine, other primaries at 13 passes tm5

modern walrus
#

I was thinking trying 3600c12 but forks told me that wasn't daily-able

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& he knows so I didn't question it

sudden torrent
#

He definitely knows

modern walrus
#

I can't get other primaries below 15

sudden torrent
#

The reason being it would need a ton of voltage

modern walrus
#

Oh ya that reminds me I need to figure out how to get some cooling going on my memoryn

sudden torrent
#

Tbh just having a fan nearby moving air is enough

modern walrus
#

Ya I put a 92mm blowing on VRMs

sudden torrent
#

At least for daily voltage levels up to 1.55 or so

modern walrus
#

I might get another one or see if I can slide it over a bit

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I guess the top rad fan isn't enough

sudden torrent
#

If there's a top exhaust fan near the ram that's probably enough unless you get errors after long tests

modern walrus
#

What does suck tho is the kit I got doesn't have temp readings

sudden torrent
#

Mine doesn't either, kinda sucks but b-die isn't that temp sensitive

modern walrus
#

I should've gone with G.Skill again but I wanted something different since I always get Trident Zs

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Oh & I wanted rgb because I'm a clown like that I guess

sudden torrent
#

I got a 16gb kit of rgb b-die for $110, very happy with it

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Adata xpg d50

modern walrus
#

I got Team Group T-Force something

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Xtreem rgb it's called. Had to check

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The ADATA sticks looks nice

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I just went on bdie finder & started copying & pasting model numbers from everyone but G.Skill

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I didn't do Corsair because I've heard conflicting things

sudden torrent
#

Corsair is meh. Some good kits

modern walrus
#

I showed Forks & he asked who recommended it because I could've gotten better for the price

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Then I told him I wanted rgb lol

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Ahh I think I drive him crazy

sudden torrent
#

He doesn't usually let his frustration come out at least if you did

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Very patient

modern walrus
#

Ya I think I'm the forever noob tho

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Maybe because I don't have much of a math/science background & don't catch on as easy I dunno

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I'm more of a conceptual leaner or something.

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Seems like a good portion of the people who know their stuff here are involved in computers on a professional level

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Or studying that type of stuff in school

prisma arch
zenith palm
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3800cl14

prisma arch
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ahh yes

zenith palm
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Probably can but with worse perf than 3800cl14

lavish tundra
#

Zen 3 can hit 4200

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Only apus tho

lavish tundra
#

On my intel PC tho

prisma arch
short blade
#

i run it at 3800c14 because the cpu is holding it back

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you really think i'm lying about an average overclock? lol

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yikes

prisma arch
zenith palm
prisma arch
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not flck

zenith palm
#

Well what ram you have

prisma arch
#

3200mhz cjr

zenith palm
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Well there you go lol

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Rev e overclocks very well

prisma arch
zenith palm
#

What

prisma arch
#

which kits use rev e

zenith palm
#

Ballistix

prisma arch
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ahh ok

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thought they used b die lol

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wait no thats trident z royal

zenith palm
#

Only some kits of trident z use b die

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Most brands have a b die bin, g skill, patriot, etc

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But it will be a 4400cl16 bin or something

lavish tundra
#

4400c17

jagged hollow
#

Did not realize liquid nitrogen cooling was actually a thing

zenith palm
#

Not daily but for ocing yes

clever epoch
#

Nobody tell him about liquid helium

lavish tundra
#

Over here

clever epoch
#

Apparently they used to sell non micron stuff at some point, not anymore afaik

zenith palm
lavish tundra
jagged hollow
#

That and the fact that it’s pretty hard to tell if you guys are being sarcastic or not

modern walrus
jagged hollow
#

Basically cpu and gpu

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Kinda like the 5600g

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Just cpus with more powerful iGpus

modern walrus
#

how much more powerful? like actually usable for light gaming?

jagged hollow
#

Yeah, the 5600G is basically a light gaming cpu/gpu combo

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When I say light gaming it can run older titles and sorts

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The graphics on the apu are the bare minimum for gaming

modern walrus
#

ah okay

lavish tundra
#

Cpu with igpu is apu

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Even if its a weak igpu

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If it has an igpu its an apu

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Strength of igpu doesnt matter

lavish tundra
#

They dont fullfill minimum spec of many games out there

lavish tundra
modern walrus
#

so like 10900K is APU if it were an AMD?

lavish tundra
#

No

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10900k is an apu

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Who makes it doesn't matter

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Heck you can say the chip in ur phone is an apu

jagged hollow
#

huh, good to know

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I've only heard the 5700G and 5600G referred to as apus

proven canopy
clever epoch
sterile flame
#

a-peepoo

modern walrus
proven canopy
#

It's not that bad, just a pain to have to clear CMOS with almost every failed oc, but that's just an amd thing.

clever tree
#

mmmmm i love underclocking

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no longer boiling temps

sudden torrent
#

Underclock or undervolt? Voltage tweaks usually work better

clever tree
#

i cant undervolt

left bladeBOT
#
TheYeetStreet#7946 has been warned

Reason: Bad word usage

clever tree
#

stupid intel

zenith palm
#

If you can overclock i can't see why you wouldn't be able to undervolt

clever tree
#

i cant overclock

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i cant adjust frequencies or voltages

lavish tundra
#

What voltage was it running 5.3ghz at

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Also what cpu

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Z490 is motherboard chipset

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Not a cpu

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10900k?

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Give me a range

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Actually cant you go check?

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Its not 1.3

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I can guarantee that its not 1.3v

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Its higher

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Cant you go and check

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Then theres really no way to tell you why it isnt hitting those clocks because you cant provide any info

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O no have u overclocked ur 5900x?

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Oh thank god

#

Ive seen too many people run ryzen processors at way too high voltages

prisma arch
#

lol

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jk

proven canopy
cedar cypress
#

i have my cpu core voltage set at 1.350.. its goign 1.299 max. does that mean i can turn down my voltage?

clever epoch
#

VID is what your CPU is requesting

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you want to look for a VR VOUT reading from your motherboard

proven canopy
#
proven canopy
sterile flame
#

what are the rules for HWBot frequency records? does it have to be an all-core OC?

clever epoch
#

I think there are all core records as well as single core

proven canopy
#

Just check the rules tab for the bench

sterile flame
#

alright

proven canopy
#

Aiming for 401 fps in 1080p x265 now with similar memory config. Not a big difference between 3800c14 tight compared to ycruncher

worldly wasp
#

thats pepega

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why not make 2 catagory

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single core valid

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all core valid

jagged hollow
#

So I keep overclocking my hp laptop gpu through MSI afterburner

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and everytime I shut down my laptop the graphics card resets to stock settings

barren ridge
#

Just make it apply with every boot up

sudden torrent
#

It's disabled by default just in case a bad oc causes it to crash the system

barren ridge
#

^

modern walrus
#

good, bad, ugly?

sudden torrent
#

Pretty decent. Looks like b-die should. What voltage? Are you able to bring down tRAS and tRC any?

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Might be able to get tRP down a tick also

lavish tundra
modern walrus
#

up is better?

modern walrus
#

I think I had tFAW as 16 then messed up & put it to 10

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& it survived anta so I left it

lavish tundra
#

Yeah keep it 16

modern walrus
#

but 16 is better than lower number on tFAW?

sudden torrent
#

It's probably running at 16 in the IMC anyway

modern walrus
#

was thinking bump to 1.55v & try to drop tCWL?

#

tRAS could probaby drop too with voltage increase

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problem is no temp sensor on DIMMs so I dunno how how it's running

lavish tundra
#

Wrong reply

lavish tundra
sudden torrent
modern walrus
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I figured 1.52v was safe

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2 hours of anta777 isn't long huh?

sudden torrent
#

I've done 1.6v without heat related errors

modern walrus
#

it's very windy in my case lol

sudden torrent
#

2 hours is probably enough to tell

lavish tundra
#

Anta&arshia is long test

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Run it overnight

modern walrus
#

ya I'm gonna run that when I think I'm finished

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you know just to find out there's 2 errors & have no idea what to do lol

#

it's been a loooooong process

sudden torrent
#

If you can't get any of those primaries or secondaries tighter you probably have a weird bin. 3800 14-15-14-30 is what I run and I thought I had a bad bin.

clever epoch
#

also bump up tRFC then tighten those terts

modern walrus
#

it was originally 3600c14-15-15-35

sudden torrent
#

Original timings mean very little for b-die tbh

modern walrus
#

tertiaries are the 1 6 4 1 6 4 ones?

#

I'll see if I can get 1 4 4 or 1 4 2

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will check the guide

sudden torrent
#

140ns tRFC is a good sweet spot probably

lavish tundra
modern walrus
#

I used the formula for tRFC

#

how much is a typical bump? like 25, 15, 10?

modern walrus
clever epoch
modern walrus
#

oh guide said don't bother with tRFC2 & tRFC4

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so they're on auto

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but I'll change them

sudden torrent
#

The guide is right, they don't really do anything on ryzen. I just use the 1/2/4 option in my bios.

#

Loosening that up means you can probably tighten other primaries

modern walrus
#

you think voltage bump good/bad idea?

sudden torrent
#

As it stands you've got a solid daily oc, and a few ticks down here and there won't make much real world difference. Maybe a few points in benchmarks.

#

1.54v couldn't hurt, that's my daily

modern walrus
#

sounds good I'll go with 1.54 then

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tRAS scales with voltage... maybe I should try dropping tRAS & tRC?

sudden torrent
#

That aligns with my original suggestion, yes

modern walrus
#

my bad I'm a little slow on this

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it's a lot of variables to take in lol

sudden torrent
#

It really is, don't blame you. Especially having to go back and forth between bios and discord.

modern walrus
#

well luckily I have a separate system I can keep Discord open on

#

still hard for me haha

sudden torrent
#

Also see if you can do tRP 14

modern walrus
#

tRP is tRAS-Pre?

#

ASUS is weird on primaries

sudden torrent
#

I think so

#

It's before tRAS on the list so makes sense

modern walrus
#

heckin ASUS

#

I wonder what training looks like at like a microscopic level

#

do you run SOC at 1.1 or 1.2?

#

computer keeps turning on beeping, turning off, then coming back on lol

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then went to setup mode hmm

#

it's very angry

sudden torrent
#

SoC 1.075 for me

modern walrus
#

ya I saw that--somewhat counterintuitively--lower SOC is better for stability

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I was looking at Fork's oc & he runs SOC at 1.2 is why I thought maybe that might work better

#

I think what I resisted accepting for a long time is OC is so relative

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i.e. Person A & Person B with the exact same setups can have widely different results

#

ya it's really fighting those lower tertiaries

sudden torrent
#

Terts didn't tighten well on mine either. If I touched any of them except a couple it wouldn't post.

modern walrus
#

managed to drop tWRWRDD & tRDRDDD from 4 to 2

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still gotta test stability tho

#

I tried POSTing c13 with GDM disabled but doesn't look like that's gonna play ball

modern walrus
#

next gen AMD 4000mhz FCLK? lol

#

8,704MT/s (effectively) had its timings loosened all the way to 120-120-120-127. To put that into perspective, G.Skill's Trident Z5 RGB DDR5-6400 memory runs as 'low' as 36-36-36-76.

lavish tundra
#

I paid for the entire timings bar im gonna use the entire timings bar moment

modern walrus
#

We need gofundme to get this setup to Forks

barren ridge
#

with 3d stacking

#

I would say amd wouldn't need infinity fabric in the future

cold jolt
#

cpus with 8-64GB of sram cache when O_O

#

call it L4 and just stack it till the die look more like a cube

#

ya know when you think about it, high end cpus already have like 100MB+ of L3

#

which is really like 1/10th of a gb, or 1/160th of total system memory for the average person

proven canopy
proven canopy
modern walrus
#

yessir

tall pelican
modern walrus
#

2x16gb

#

so no

tall pelican
#

DD doesn't do anything then

modern walrus
#

haha oh great well I'm learning slowly

#

very slowly apparently

tall pelican
#

DD = dual dimm (per channel)

modern walrus
#

I'll know that for next time then

#

I forgot to include in the description in that spreadsheet that it's bdie but I guess it's somewhat implied by voltage over 1.5

#

well over 1.45 really

#

well maybe not

#

see dunno what I'm talking about again

#

here that has model number of memory kit, CPU, motherboard info, & die info in the title now so it's not left uncertain

worldly wasp
#

DR = different rank

worldly wasp
#

sg = same group
dg = different group
dr = different rank
dd = different dimm

clever epoch
# barren ridge I would say amd wouldn't need infinity fabric in the future

IF and stacking/chiplets are not related. Remember that until Zen3, a group of 4 cores (CCX) had to go through IF to connect to the other 4 cores on the same die.

Besides, if needed, IF could be rebranded to refer to a parallel connection instead of SERDES.

It's too early to say whether SERDES or parallel connections will win; parallel should eke out in the short term (and low power), SERDES might take over in the medium term as we run into signaling issues and bandwidth limits, and then back to parallel in the long run once we get novel materials (think like carbon nanotubes)

clever epoch
modern walrus
#

I wish MJR did too so my 10900K OC wouldn't be so crappy

#

I mean XMP is 1.4 so maaaybe? eh nah I'll cal 1.45v the limit

#

if I set everything to auto

#

and increase voltage by like .1 each time

#

then check to see if auto settings raise CL, etc.

#

will that tell me if the die scales with voltage or do I have to manually input a CL value each time?

#

and if CL continues to drop, would that help me find the voltage limit?

#

or is the only way to find the voltage limit to get an MJR kit and push it until it fails?

dull ginkgo
#

djr scales well over 1.5

modern walrus
#

but MJR? lol

#

I hate this damn memory kit

dull ginkgo
#

mjr does seem like pain

modern walrus
#

ya I won't buy it again

zenith palm
#

I wish brands like g skill would say which die is in x kit and just have like 3 different models at same price insisted of bunching :(

modern walrus
#

same. that's how I ended up with AJR

#

bdie finder website helps

dull ginkgo
# clever epoch IF and stacking/chiplets are not related. Remember that until Zen3, a group of 4...

AMD does already use the Infinity fabric (SDF and SCF) to connect CCX's on the same die without using a serdes afaik, don't even need to rebrand it, its just whatever connects everything together in an AMD chip, like ring with Intel and no one really questions what Intel is doing with ring bus

Of course, we'll probably have more issues with multiple dies and that might push AMD to use serdes to connect different dies, especially on epyc/TR, but well, they'll probably come up with another structure that would be something completely different from zeppelin here...

clever epoch
#

AMD uses a ring or mesh within a CCX, don't remember which

sudden torrent
#

Mesh
Intel used ring bus

dull ginkgo
clever epoch
dull ginkgo
#

huh

proven canopy
#

Anything hedt/server uses mesh now

modern walrus
#

think it's worth doing liquid metal paste on 5900x w/ waterblock? I made the mistake of using the crap paste that came with the waterblock & even tho my coolant is usually around 31-33c, I'm seeing 75c+ on CPU even without PBO on

#

might just get some more KPX tho cuz it's been outstanding on GPU

#

that 73w/mk thermal grizzly is lookin pretty good tho

clever epoch
#

From my understanding, liquid metal requires more frequent replacement. If you're really trying to push it, it'll be better but requires more maintenance, but I personally wouldn't bother for daily

modern walrus
#

ya I'm not trying to take loop apart all the damn time for that

#

thanks

#

KPX it is

clever epoch
#

Meant to send this sooner but got busy. You can see that core/core latencies aren't really affected by whether they're on the same die or not, just whether they're on the same CCX

modern walrus
#

btw waterblock is nickel plated

dull ginkgo
#

Ah

lavish tundra
#

You might have to redo after a few months but then thats it

modern walrus
#

oh okay thought LM was better with nickel plated but guess nvm

lavish tundra
#

It is

#

Aluminium + LM2 is a pain

modern walrus
#

ya I saw you shouldn't even do that cuz it'll oxidize AL

lavish tundra
#

Corrosion heaven

#

Copper can stain

#

Heavily

#

But nickel is best case

modern walrus
#

but that has no impact on the frequency I'd have to re-paste?

#

with all these pipes & coolant & crap I'm not trying to repaste unless I have to

#

i.e. as infrequently as possible

#

damn should I be seeing 60kMB/s+ write speed from memory oc? cuz now I'm like 57,412-58,323

modern walrus
#

what if you just set PPT & let AMD figure out how to allocate the amps for TDC/EDC?

sudden torrent
modern walrus
#

ya but it's weak 90/140

#

it also has option to increase current limits to 130%

#

lol

sudden torrent
#

Oh you had one of those weird asus boards

#

They should just keep all the settings in one place lol

modern walrus
#

yo I haaate that

#

I can set PBO in 3 freaking places

#

DRAM timings in 3 freaking places

#

wth am I supposed to do with all this?

sudden torrent
#

On my board it's the same except one menu is in hexadecimal and the others are in decimal, and updating one doesn't change the other for some ungodly reason.

modern walrus
#

only 1 of 3 PBO options has curve optimizer

#

oh ya the voltage for DRAM/SOC/etc has to be set in mv if I do it in Advanced v. AI Tweaker

sudden torrent
#

So if I want to set rzq/3 I need to either know how many ohms that is or go into the hex menu, save and exit, and then it updates the decimal menu

modern walrus
#

It's like 3 different groups worked on the motherboard but they didn't have a meeting beforehand to assign who does what

#

then they came together & insisted each group had the best approach

#

and the boss--embarrassed & frustrated she or he didn't hold the initial meeting--said to hell with it & stuck all three in there

#

I'm tempted to not use curve optimizer & try ASUS's little PBO version

#

but I have a feeling that's just, in effect, a way for me to turn up scalar to like 4x & pretend I didn't

sudden torrent
#

I love how these companies claimed they didn't have enough rom storage for all the ryzen model's info, which only takes a few kb, and then they have three of the same menu

modern walrus
#

lol they're clowns

sudden torrent
#

Asus or someone needs to collaborate with der8auer and ahoc to make an actually good overclocking bios menu

#

Maybe a toggle for dec/hex instead of 2 different menus that have different options

modern walrus
#

so does Aorus because they dunno wth they're doing either

sudden torrent
#

Giga💩

modern walrus
#

I swear any company that makes hardware should outsource the software for it

wheat ether
proven canopy
#

Heard if it, haven't watched

wheat ether
#

apparantly it was a non legit 8ghz

sudden torrent
#

Yeah there's going to be a lot of backlash in the OC community for Gigabyte claiming 8GHz

proven canopy
#

Not really, just an honest mistake it seems

sudden torrent
#

That'll be what they claim but I'm 100% sure they know what they did

#

It's still all over their marketing, and someone who doesn't know will see that

proven canopy
#

Well, mistake by hicookie at least, I think the marketing folks decided to publish anyway knowing it was bugged

worldly wasp
#

@proven canopy you seeing this shit??

#

this is seby's 5.6/4.4 with 3600 16-16-16 auto gear 1 ram

#

this is on 0C air, not even subzero yet

proven canopy
#

lol

proven canopy
sterile flame
#

system is shutting itself off instantly after starting r15 at 1.58v, r20 at 1.56v. which setting should I adjust to fix this? board is a x99 extreme6, cpu is 1660v3, PSU is rm1000

sudden torrent
#

Load line calibration maybe?

proven canopy
# sudden torrent Load line calibration maybe?

Lol why would that cause shutoff? It's either psu/vrm ocp/otp etc kicking on, cpu thermal shutoff. My bet is vrm current limit being exceeded. He had it on auto, maxing to 245 should work.

sudden torrent
#

Sudden voltage drop could be an issue but you're right as always

proven canopy
#

That'd manifest in a crash/bsod etc of some kind I'd think

#

But it's x99, so who knows

sterile flame
sudden torrent
#

That thing has a TDP of 140W stock and you know it'll pull more than that

proven canopy
#

Because that's just the vrm shutoff point. I mean, you could set it to 50 or something if you want to be more careful.

sterile flame
#

yea but thats watts, im talking about current limits

#

I have my wattage limit at 430W right now

sudden torrent
#

It's easy to find amps given Watts and volts

sterile flame
#

yea, 40A times 12V is 480W

#

wait is that even the formula?

#

no wonder i suck at EE

sudden torrent
#

That's the formula but it's only 12v before the voltage regulators, coming off the eps cables.

twilit hedge
#

I'd assume the current is measured at the CPU voltage if it's that high

worldly wasp
#

well it would be the vccin

#

not the cpu voltage

#

on x299/x99/x79

static fog
#

im guessing that 3390 marks is as good as im going to hit on a gigabyte z390 with an i7 9700k?

zenith palm
#

In what?

static fog
#

intel itx

#

managed to hit 5.2 Ghz before i crashed but runs stable at 5.1

dull ginkgo
#

Xtu?

static fog
#

got 9979 on nova

#

xtu yeah

#

half asleep sorry for typo x3

dull ginkgo
#

Sounds about right

static fog
#

i keep toying with the idea of messing with my gpu but im scared to with the current issues of trying to get a new one if something goes wrong x3

dull ginkgo
static fog
#

yeah i saw his score and was like how the heck x3

zenith palm
#

Idk how mem intensive xtu's bench is but mem can play a large factor

static fog
#

nod nods, he likely isnt running mixe mem like i am currently

dull ginkgo
#

Background apps can make that difference if you haven't stripped windows

zenith palm
#

Mixed mem? :O the cardinal sin

dull ginkgo
#

There's also just run to run variation

zenith palm
static fog
#

one sec let me look, i know clock speeds are the same,

#

32 gigs of gskill and 16 gigs corsair

zenith palm
#

2x16 and 2x8?

static fog
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eventually i plan on going all the same ram and maxing it out with rgb 128 gigs

dull ginkgo
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Would prob reccomend trying to bench with only one kit of whatever is higher frequency

static fog
static fog
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this is my first home built pc and first time messing with overclocks

zenith palm
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Whats the speeds and timings of the kits you have?

static fog
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both identical, let me see if i still have the box,

zenith palm
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If both same timings and speeds then might as well keep the 32gb kit in

static fog
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yep both are the same at 32000 and 18-22-22-42 on timings

dull ginkgo
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32000 or 3200

static fog
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only reason i went mixed is i needed a bit more ram and couldnt afford almost 200 for the same kit x3

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3200 hit an extra 0

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after i find stable work again and the pc prices drop again i plan on making it all match and upgrading from a gtx 970 to something better

dull ginkgo
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3200c18 is a bit sad, if it was PC4 32000, that would've been 4000c18, which made a bit more sense

static fog
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the gskill say PC4 32000 but i cant find the box for my corsairs so cant confirm that one

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the kit i bought when i built the rig are ripjaws V series

dull ginkgo
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Just use the g.skill kit when benching then

static fog
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ok i will do that ^^

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like i said first time doing this so still learning and seeking help where i can ^^

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also might give it a good cleanout while im in it as well, even with filters its dusty in there and looks like the rad could use a bit of a blow out as well

zenith palm
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I've never even seen 3200 18 22 22 42 before

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You could give ocing your ram a shot but warning it's tedious and can yeet windows so i would advise testing on a 2nd windows install

proven canopy
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xtu is a mem benchmark, I'd try for some of the stuff in benchmate, 7zip is my current favorite. ycruncher, x265 are great core + memory benchmarks as well.

dull ginkgo
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there's a hwbot role?

proven canopy
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Made it so I can ping

dull ginkgo
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hm

dull ginkgo
proven canopy
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100% sub anyways, that's why I'm sharing here. The more participation, the more likely gskill is to do this in the future. Random drawing prizes etc.

humble jay
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top score seems weak hmmge

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i think i can beat it tonight if the dark cooperates

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but maybe frequency matters more than i think lol

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oh wait there's only one score

dull ginkgo
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I might try to sub to that over thanksgiving

proven canopy
humble jay
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😅

proven canopy
humble jay
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oh i didn't realize there was an extreme one too, can i do both?

worldly wasp
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ohh

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every time i get kicked

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i lose it

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oh its superpi

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ffs

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i dont have 11900k

humble jay
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jkjkjkjk

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that's cheating YEP

worldly wasp
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i dont have good board

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anyways

humble jay
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tach?

worldly wasp
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sold my tachyon

humble jay
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ah

worldly wasp
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for too low

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regeet

humble jay
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no alder lake copege

lavish tundra
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Guess I sit this one out

zenith palm
zenith palm
proven canopy
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Who cares what hardware you have? All but very few with have the top tier ram/cpu/board.

lavish tundra
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Fair

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3600c18 on an 11500 will still fetch some points

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Ill bench tomorrow

proven canopy
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A "good" score is always relative to the hardware you have. If you bench on 7 or xp with the right timings, could beat some folks in b-die easily

worldly wasp
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still count?

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i have the heatsinks but they're bent

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@humble jay can you give me sparky xp iso

humble jay
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He only has win 7 iso

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I can share my win xp iso with you once I finally fix it

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I’m so close to making it work