You are going to have lots of fun.
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*** Official Ryzen Owners Thread ***
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You are going to have lots of fun.
Had an interesting time running BF1 at 4k last night.. DX11 is stilll terrible for 4K crossfire but what was interesting was the 1800x at 4ghz in dx12.. running 1 fury x it (medium high settings) was above 70fps and smooth as a waxed mans head.....
i had similar performance before but what is interesting is the fury x is running about 10-15c cooler..
i had similar performance before but what is interesting is the fury x is running about 10-15c cooler..
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On thing I have found with the B350M-A is it can't run my memory at its rated speed of 2400mhz, every time I try to run it at it rated speed it just craps out
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This CPU is the muts nuts, that is all.
Hope so
What cooling are you using?
Noctua, in sig.
It is boomstick, very impressive all round.
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1700 & Crosshair VI arrived today, just waiting for 1080Ti release then I can put the whole lot together with a custom watercooling loop.
Good news is that it POSTs out of the box with the RAM I picked (G.Skill F4-3200C14D-16GTZ) but it downclocks itself to 2133Mhz. Will need to update the BIOS, etc in the coming days and see if I can get the speed up.
Good news is that it POSTs out of the box with the RAM I picked (G.Skill F4-3200C14D-16GTZ) but it downclocks itself to 2133Mhz. Will need to update the BIOS, etc in the coming days and see if I can get the speed up.
The SPD setting for that RAM is 2133MHz @ 1.20v, if you want the 3200MHz @ 1.35v you have to enable XMP (or the setting that converts XMP into AMP) in the BIOS.
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Is that compatible out of the box or did you have to buy the bracket
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Ah nice. Thanks for the tip.
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Just do it manually, go into the mem settings in the BIOS, set the Voltage to 1.35 and manually put the timings in, i think that should sort it.
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I've got a D15S and bracket on its way as OCUK have them in stock now
I purchased the AM4 version come with the cooler.
Can anyone here test win7 with coreinfo, jsut to see how it identifies the cache layout? since windows 7 apparently seems to be working better with ryzen than windows 10.
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/cc835722
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/cc835722
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Where from?
OCUK does not sell it, however, I am not able to say due to forum rules but I googled 'Noctua NH-U12S SE-AM4' and it was about 3rd search result.
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You can buy the cooler and AM4 bracket as seperate items from OCUK,or alternatively I've gone all out and bought the NH-D15S and AM4 Bracket
My basket at Overclockers UK:
- 1 x Noctua NH-D15S Dual Radiator Quiet CPU Cooler= £69.95
- 1 x Noctua NM-AM4 Mounting Kit= £6.49
- 1 x Noctua NM-AM4-UXS Mounting Kit= £6.49
- 1 x Noctua NH-U12S Ultra-Quiet Slim CPU Cooler with NF-F12 Fan= £54.95
Total: £148.38
(includes shipping: £10.50)
