Soldato
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That's pretty much what I've got plus it is passive so does not add to any noise threshold.
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AMD Zen 2 (Ryzen 3000) - *** NO COMPETITOR HINTING ***
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If you're running a later version of Win10 then absolutely no need to do so and a waste of time. You will just need the motherboard chipset drivers etc. from the manufactures website.
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A proper NAS doesnt run VM's. A proper NAS is a NAS.
But for home use i can see your usage model.
As a note though, that 4-core Ryzen would still be able to run most things you are trying to do pretty well, including transcoding of videos or other CPU heavy tasks, whilst running a few other VM's perfectly fine too.
What sort of workload do you envision to be virtualised?
I don't really know yet but I don't want to find I don't have the system capability after spending a fair amount on it. It's not that much more to have more cores in the grand scheme of things since you need all the other bits anyway.
Having the VM's on the NAS seems like the best place for them so I could access them from the PC or laptop, off loading stuff to these from a less power full laptop for instance.
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Sorry to hijack the thread and derail. I've just had a mobo swap due to an RMA and reused the same Nvme card which had win10 installed fine. When installed to the new MB, my windows install wasn't detected and I had to do a full reinstall- should I have done something? Was a brand new install of win10 (done Friday night). Im back on PC after a 10 year hiatus so out of sync with most things.
I posted in the other Ryzen 3000 / x470 thread about my experience with the CPU so far. Will post back in here with my 3600 findings once my issues are resolved.
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Cooling down cpu better than overclocking......
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Lol, someone putting a 1 star review on amazon saying that the 3900x should have been £270 as it’s the 2700X replacement. Think they’ll find that’s the 3700X. 3900 is a whole new Ryzen 9 series. Idiots.
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Does PBO and Ryzen master work if Virtualization is enabled?
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With the severe shortage of 3900’s, it would be interesting to see how much some people would give for one on eBay.
From his initial warm up it would seem so.
Moving onto to clocking now...
... I hope, if he stops reading comments.
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I wonder if Kingpin’s had a go at the 3900 yet?
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hmm, virtualisation ryzen 3000 is a no go.....
Guys, check your infinity fabric clock (FCLK) with e.g. CPU-Z as some boards are clocking it lower than it should be meaning you lose out on 5-10% gaming performance. You have to set it manually to the right frequency if affected: https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/ccsh2v/has_anyone_tried_this_potential_gaming/
Soldato
Unfortunately not. Which is a bit annoying tbh.
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Without PBO how do these processors perform? how is gaming performance without PBO?
Soldato
Perfectly fine.
I have it turned off on mine and it still boosts up fine.
PBO is Power Boost OVERDRIVE, as in, beyond its advertised boost speeds. You dont need to have it on to get the full performance of the chip.
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Still waiting for a proper review of AMD+AMD for gaming.
Specifically, I want to see gaming benchmarks for 3900X+5700XT, 9900K+5700XT, 3900X+2080Ti, 9900K+2080Ti.
I want to see if there's any performance uplift for AMD+AMD.
Specifically, I want to see gaming benchmarks for 3900X+5700XT, 9900K+5700XT, 3900X+2080Ti, 9900K+2080Ti.
I want to see if there's any performance uplift for AMD+AMD.
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I have same 3200CL14 RAM with zero issues at stock and seems fine to run at 3600CL16.. and thats on my 2700X.
I run it at 3200CL14 as Zen+ likes to run faster on the lower latency, as we all know
Cant imagine it not easily doing 3600CL16 on Ryzen 3xxx chips.
Yeah I get the impression that they're the same sticks with different profiles.
I've yet to see a good comparison of 3200 c14 and 3600 c16 on Zen 2. Seem to remember a reddit comment from 1 of the amd reps that there was mileage in phshing the IF, so I'm hoping 3600 c16 will have the edge.
I've just ordered a 2070 Super, so I'm glad my memory doesn't need changing at least.
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If I don't use PBO my all core boost is 3.9GHz instead of 4.1 to 4.3 with it