It is normal for 3200 ram running at xmp.I will leave it at XMP settings, i'm just curious if it is normal latency for that ram and configuration.
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It is normal for 3200 ram running at xmp.I will leave it at XMP settings, i'm just curious if it is normal latency for that ram and configuration.
100, so you are close, but then your latency is "close" to what AMD shows in their latency chart too.What is the normal base clock? I'm using default bios settings for asus crosshair viii hero.
Base clock can fluctuate a bit so 99.8 from 100 is perfectly fine.What is the normal base clock? I'm using default bios settings for asus crosshair viii hero.
I can't speak for all boards but on the Gigabyte X570 ITX board its barely audible, and my PC is fairly silent being totally watercooled. I think if anyone complains about it they're making a mountain out of a molehillSo is the little fan on the x570 board really that bad?
So is the little fan on the x570 board really that bad?
What's considered a good temperature for a 3700x water cooled? I'm using two 240mm alphacool nexxos xt45 rads and my temps are around 70C in cinebench r20 which to me seems rather high. It's actually the same temp I had with a single radiator, I thought adding another one to the loop would decrease the temperature but it didn't.
This is purely anecdotal, but I remember someone saying they had higher temps than expected with the 3700X and an Eisbaer. Turns out the CPU or cooler's CPU block (or possibly both) needed lapping for best results. Can't find it now, so I'm not sure if it's common or not. Poor contact might explain why the second rad did nothing for you though?
Nice. I was looking for that when I was upgrading back in October. But only the other max versions were available which I had no interest in. No regrets in the end however.The MSI B450 Pro Carbon AC has a Max version now:
https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/B450-GAMING-PRO-CARBON-MAX-WIFI
Good call. Make sure you update to the latest BIOS asap. Also let us know if you manage to overclock the 3700X any further.I've just put in an order for the X570 Aorus Elite. Asus have similar dropped support for my board so I presume I wouldn't be able to upgrade to a 4000 chip if I wanted to.
Plus the Pcie 4 will come in handy for those next gen GPU's.
What's the best way of testing latency? Read and write etc.Good call. Make sure you update to the latest BIOS asap. Also let us know if you manage to overclock the 3700X any further.
I definitely suggest you at least OC your ram a little. Will help your latency. Go find my posts on it if you want.
Good call. Make sure you update to the latest BIOS asap. Also let us know if you manage to overclock the 3700X any further.
I definitely suggest you at least OC your ram a little. Will help your latency. Go find my posts on it if you want.
I went 3733 because it would run on relatively low voltage and any more gains after that in terms of latency would be minimal.My ram is technically already overclocked. I've got the Darkpro 3200Mhz running at 3600Mhz but I'll definitely give the dram calc another go. I'm hoping I can raise my fclk above 1800Mhz as that would be a big win.
What's the best way of testing latency? Read and write etc.
I downloaded the aida stuff just it was trail and didn't show much info.