Caporegime
The 3800x is just a 3700x it's not going to be much different than a 100mhz higher 3700. It's nothing special
Its TDP is a fair bit higher though. Must be holding all core clocks surely.
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The 3800x is just a 3700x it's not going to be much different than a 100mhz higher 3700. It's nothing special
Its TDP is a fair bit higher though. Must be holding all core clocks surely.
Technically it is two CCDs (chiplets), each composed of two 3-core CCXs. So there are four 3-core CCXs.Anyone know if a 3900X is two 6 core CCXs or an 8 and a 4?
So what the hell is PMU training in the BIOS and should it be on or off? Also struggling to find the IMC voltage in the ASRock BIOS, any ideas?
Seems like 3800x's do exit
Just got my 3700X going to see how it compares against my 2900X! Can confirm Hairbos where also found within the package!
4.45 unstable, retreated after 1.47v, attacking from digi vrm side
What is the safe 24/7 VCore?
What is the safe 24/7 VCore?
According to Stilt, AMD all-core safe limit is 1.325VAccording to FIT, the safe voltage levels for the silicon are around 1.325V in high-current loads
Don't use power bug software like Prime95, they put a massively unrealistic load on the CPU.