Not sure why you would say that as when gaming at 1440p there is little to no difference between AMD and Intel.If you want to make 100% use of your GPU, stay away from Ryzen. Go Intel instead.
Oh yes, there is. Both are good for getting average fps, but it's the minimum fps that makes the difference, at least for me. And that's where Ryzen sucks.Not sure why you would say that as when gaming at 1440p there is little to no difference between AMD and Intel.
You must be referring to your own Ryzen 2600 that you've posted you're having gaming issues with. There are many other people and reviews/benchmarks that show the minimums to be approximately the same as Intel when gaming at 1440p.Oh yes, there is. Both are good for getting average fps, but it's the minimum fps that makes the difference, at least for me. And that's where Ryzen sucks.
Oh yes, there is. Both are good for getting average fps, but it's the minimum fps that makes the difference, at least for me. And that's where Ryzen sucks.
You must be referring to your own Ryzen 2600 that you've posted you're having gaming issues with. There are many other people and reviews/benchmarks that show the minimums to be approximately the same as Intel when gaming at 1440p.
It actually depends on the game. Most games run fine at 60+fps for me (sometimes I need to turn off SMT to get some extra single thread performance). But in some games, I can drop to the mid 50s, where if I had an Intel CPU, it would be somewhere in the 70s.You must be referring to your own Ryzen 2600 that you've posted you're having gaming issues with. There are many other people and reviews/benchmarks that show the minimums to be approximately the same as Intel when gaming at 1440p.
A couple of places have mentioned the ticking/rattling noise with this PSU:Seasonic Focus Plus has also semi-passive mode and 650W Platinum would be abotu price of that Corsair.
I have the 650w Seasonic 80+ Gold Focus from OC
Gotta say it's solid so far, I wouldn't have a problem recommending it at all.
Just fyi, my PSU gives a very slight ticking noise and on reading about this around forums it seems part of the function of the hybrid fan if your fussy about silly noises I would avoid.
I had the 750watt version of this until I got something else. On a water cooled (near silent) build, when just idling using the desktop, this ticking drove me insane. I have absolutely no idea what they were thinking putting that fan in, the motor makes that noise at low rpm. My solution was to turn the hybrid mode off! Can't hear the fan when it's spinning just that little bit faster.
quote from @ 18m32smemory support is DDR4 3200MHz
The dreamThe silent wings are the best i've had and if you can wait for a rare buy 3 for the price of 2 promo they aren't terribly priced.
It made buying 12 sting a little less.. but only a littleThe dream
Why so many? Pictures?It made buying 12 sting a little less.. but only a little
The cost of fans adds up really quickly!
Why so many? Pictures?
if your going X570/B550 platform then invest in samsung B-Die . 3600hz is currently same price as 3200 and is 8 Pack kit so damn good !
As I'm looking for as silent as possible I picked the Corsair due to it's semi-passive nature of it's fan and only spinning up when load hits 40%. I'll take a look though at the Straight Power 11 and see how it compares. Cheers!also changed PSU to silent bequiet units
Same price or Cheaper but are HIGHEST TIER PSU units!!
specially with the Straight 11 using £20 silent wing fan
https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/986897-psu-tier-list-30/
Cheers orbitalwalsh. Nice RAM. It is £81 more expensive that the 3200MHz I've picked. Not sure I can warrant the extra spend.
As I'm looking for as silent as possible I picked the Corsair due to it's semi-passive nature of it's fan and only spinning up when load hits 40%. I'll take a look though at the Straight Power 11 and see how it compares. Cheers!
Same price or Cheaper but are HIGHEST TIER PSU units!!
specially with the Straight 11 using £20 silent wing fan
https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/986897-psu-tier-list-30
Tier A
Be Quiet! - Straight Power 11
Corsair - AX, AX760/860i, HX (2017), HXi, RMi, RMx, SF, Vengeance, TX (2017)
Ha! Amusing. Hopefully the reduction to 7nm will result in a lot less power drawer. Now all I need to do is try and find comparisons of noise of the Corsair and be quiet! PSUs.and you're running a vega GPU... hehehe , you'd be wanting 1200w unit so load stays around 50% then
SourceThis fan is extremely silent, making semi-passive solutions unnecessary and ensuring constant cooling at a low noise level. Since fans are not the only source of noise in a power supply, high-quality capacitors are used to prevent high-frequency electronic noise emission and noise induced by extreme load changes (like, for example, from modern graphics cards) is also minimized.