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AMD Zen 2 (Ryzen 3000) - *** NO COMPETITOR HINTING ***

Got mine Saturday for £280 used up my promotional credit, noticed price gone up on these now

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Need a board though. Been looking at a few. Wonder if the chipset fan being a bit further down makes any difference to temperature on the Aorus Elite? The Asus pacman board looks decent as well.. dunno, ram i ordered shouldn't be an issue for either board, G.Skill said need to wait for BIOS update for the Gigabyte board to support the 3600mhz neo kit.

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I think maybe just get the Asus.
 
Talking of chipset fans...when I power up my X570 Gaming Edge WIFI, sans CPU, the fan kicks in 100%. Wasn't expecting that TBH. Makes a bunch of whooshing air noise whilst outside of case. Seemed louder than all of my case fans running at 100% and the cooler fans at 100%.
Try to set a fan curve for it or change the preset in the BIOS (if you have the option). My Asrock board had it on 100% by default but I set it to Silent.

At lest I change settings in bios and it changes settings and boots up. People constantly say but its asus tax ye tax for stuff to actually work :p Maybe we only had 3 bioses for C7H so far but at lest One is working great :)
I previously had a Strix Z270E and it worked really well, the BIOS was easy to use and it just worked. First time using Asrock and so far so good.
 
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I must have just been unlucky with Asus stuff in the past. Only ever had issues with them and the resulting customer support was always terrible which is why I tend to avoid if I can.
 
What are the VRMs etc like on the X470 Taichi ultimate? Would it be suitable for 12cores+
I think it was 12 phases, and each phase 40A each. It should be enough for 12 cores since a lot of people are running 3900X on boards with weaker VRM design.
 
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