Caporegime
Where is Fun in that ??
Better performance is quite fun. I'll be leaving it alone if that's better for games, and manually overclocking only if that's better.
Anyway 3600 + B450 is looking a better bet every day.
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Where is Fun in that ??
I have one waiting on the box. Already flashed the latest BIOS, last step is to buy the 3800X.Also the Crosshair VII Hero is less than half the price of the Crosshair VIII Formula.
Obviously you'll get PCIE 4.0 but I really struggle to see that it's going to be significantly better.
I'm buying purely for tweeking fun. Only thing I'm playing atm is My Friend PedroBetter performance is quite fun. I'll be leaving it alone if that's better for games, and manually overclocking only if that's better.
Anyway 3600 + B450 is looking a better bet every day.
I have a feeling that's the route I will go as PCIE 4 NVME is a hell of a jump in price and I have no plans to upgrade my RTX 2080 until 2021 when I guess PCIE5 will be out.Better performance is quite fun. I'll be leaving it alone if that's better for games, and manually overclocking only if that's better.
Anyway 3600 + B450 is looking a better bet every day.
Exactly, it is easy to find itx case with good price, but it is hard to find compact ATX case (cerberus x style) for a good price.
If they are so bad at overclocking like he says, then why is AMD hyping PBO so much...
What did You expected ?? I said if I culd hit Max boost on All core IT's better outcome than I expected.
That cPU looks damaged
I found PBO pushes the volts to scary levels of 1.45-1.55 sometimes so i dialed in a perma OC on all cores of 4.35 @1.45 and it stays like that most of the time.
I found PBO pushes the volts to scary levels of 1.45-1.55 sometimes so i dialed in a perma OC on all cores of 4.35 @1.45 and it stays like that most of the time.
I take it you've never worked in media production then. Uncompressed 16bit RED 4K raw footage at 60fps is about 8.5 Gbit/s. 12bit is 6.4 Gbit/s. SATA won't handle that.
Manual overclocking has been dead for years. Even on Intel's platform there is no headroom left. Whack on MCE and you've got a 5 GHz i9-9900K, there really isn't much more to go with that chip unless you have a custom water loop or better. The same will be true for Ryzen 3000, except that lower SKUs are still unlocked so might have a bit more headroom.
I found PBO pushes the volts to scary levels of 1.45-1.55 sometimes so i dialed in a perma OC on all cores of 4.35 @1.45 and it stays like that most of the time.
489£ for the 3900X is pretty much a dream to be honest.
Im going to be running 3800X, C7 Hero, 16GB of 8 Pack Samsung B Die, and a Strix 1080ti. We will see how that performs.Manual overclocking has been dead for years. Even on Intel's platform there is no headroom left. Whack on MCE and you've got a 5 GHz i9-9900K, there really isn't much more to go with that chip unless you have a custom water loop or better. The same will be true for Ryzen 3000, except that lower SKUs are still unlocked so might have a bit more headroom.
Im going to be running 3800X, C7 Hero, 16GB of 8 Pack Samsung B Die, and a Strix 1080ti. We will see how that performs.
And you use those extra slots for what, exactly? Or, more specifically, if you have a use for more than 1 GPU as the only card in the system then you have an above-standard use case, and ITX isn't a consideration. Same goes for 4 DIMMs. And this is the point, generally-speaking a standard use case would be 1 GPU, 2 DIMMs and a couple of SATA drives or 1 NVMe drive. Anything bigger than ITX is a waste of space.Well, with matx mobo you can have a dicent onboard audio + extra 2 pci slot and + extra 2 ram slot.
Other day i bought a asrock Fatal1ty Z370 itx and the audio was terrible compared to my x370 taichi that has the same audio chip. The quality difference was probably due to only quantity of capacitors, as on ITX you dont have space for nothing there.
Probably not, but that's irrelevant. I was responding to the claim that SATA is sufficient for 4K video, which in turn was a counter to Journey's use case which sounds very much like a production environment.Do many people here have red cameras?
And you use those extra slots for what, exactly? Or, more specifically, if you have a use for more than 1 GPU as the only card in the system then you have an above-standard use case, and ITX isn't a consideration. Same goes for 4 DIMMs. And this is the point, generally-speaking a standard use case would be 1 GPU, 2 DIMMs and a couple of SATA drives or 1 NVMe drive. Anything bigger than ITX is a waste of space.
And audio is what you pay for. The cheaper ITX boards can have rubbish onboard just in the same way as cheaper ATX boards can have rubbish onboard. But look at the Strix ITX line for example with its dedicated sound card. But again, if you're picky about your audio quality then you wouldn't look at any old onboard, you'd know your stuff and find out which onboard comes with which mobo, and if you're really discerning to extent you want dedicated sound then ITX isn't a consideration.