Caporegime
Significantly quieter I would have thought, especially with the hotter chips like the 3900X.
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Significantly quieter I would have thought, especially with the hotter chips like the 3900X.
1.4v it is where u wanna be common sense wise (or at least it used to be), but those 1.5v spikes
MSI and Gigabyte boards users have some probs, Asrock seems to be more or less ok, Asus no issues at all, they will get their **** together eventually
.p.s: Fapping at that MSI Godlike anyways
Yes. That review basically shows performance is barely affected, but the Prism is very hot and has fans blowing twice as fast and so probably much louder.
I'm hoping the Wraith Prism at the "low" fan setting will suitably cool my wife's R5 3600 but if not then I guess she's getting a custom air cooler for her birthday. Can't have a loud noise box sitting next to my nice quiet workhorse.
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Yes. I'm hoping the Wraith Prism at the "low" fan setting will suitably cool my wife's R5 3600 but if not then I guess she's getting a custom air cooler for her birthday. Can't have a loud noise box sitting next to my nice quiet workhorse.
Under pbo mine screams all the time. Outside of pbo with an all core OC it's whisper quiet at idle and low usage.
Do you think a high end air cooler would drop the temps to near what they see in that test I linked?
Caporegime
May just be me but I'm certain the wraith prism cooler supplied with my 3900x is way louder than the one supplied with my 2700x.
Different fan profile? Or on the same board?
BS post
8Pack said not to go over 1.45 for normal usage, and I heard that before from other reviewers.
Set to Normal in bios same as it was with my 2700x.
2700x + MSI X470 and now 3900x + x570 ultra board.
Got a 360mm AIO on the way now as it's driving me mad, sounds like my system is about to take off
1.5v is not fine
Well considering a lot of folks are seeing up to 1.5 V at stock, I guess the next question is: who will be responsible for all of the dead CPUs, AMD or the motherboard manufacturers?
An AMD rep has stated that 1.5v at low intensity work loads is fine.... So AMD will be responsible!
Why would you pump 1.5 v in then only use word?
If you are having high idle voltages on Ryzen 3000, please try this: in Geforce Experience could you please disable the in-game overlay in the settings and see whether this fixes the problem?
I noticed that the GFE in-game overlay is running all the time, even on the desktop and putting a very small load on the CPU constantly, resulting in slightly lower benchmark scores in certain programs. This is on my Intel I7 5820K.
I noticed that the GFE in-game overlay is running all the time, even on the desktop and putting a very small load on the CPU constantly, resulting in slightly lower benchmark scores in certain programs. This is on my Intel I7 5820K.
Soldato
Have a little read of this before you call BS.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/commen...yzen/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share
Really interesting that the dual-die design of the R9 3900X/3950X is consistently slightly faster than the single-die design of the R5 3600(X) and R7 3700X/3800X. I wonder if that is a result of the gimped memory write of the single-die designs? If it is, it's a justification for the decision I suppose: halving the bandwidth only affects performance in typical tasks by a tiny margin (a few % at most). Or maybe it's just the larger L3 cache per core?
Have a little read of this before you call BS.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/commen...yzen/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share
This is why Easy Rider is on my ignore list. Comments like his which are just idle speculation rather than digesting facts from the actual company. (whether you choose to believe them or not)