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Mine comes on very briefly at POST, haven't had it come on in Windows at all yet.
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Mine comes on very briefly at POST, haven't had it come on in Windows at all yet.
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Interesting...
Thanks.
There it is, sat doing bugger all
I haven't done it yet, but I was considering unplugging it to see if it would throw any POST error.
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Never had the need to come on rarely?
Soit does come on, but rarely and doesn't make much noise whe it does? Can you still notice it though (above all your other fans)??
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Never had the need to come on rarely?
Soit does come on, but rarely and doesn't make much noise whe it does? Can you still notice it though (above all your other fans)??
Haha I was a half asleep typing that. It doesn't come on often. If I'm playing cod warzone it will but I certainly can't notice it. I don't know why people get so hung up on chipset fans.
Thanks for the info. I’m interested cos my current board is doing my nut with fan noise (see separate thread).
I guess it's because some can be (more so in the pasy) very high-pitched and whiney, and I assume that if you have a silent system with only low frequency hums from larger fans then you will notice the whiney chipset one more more. Happy to hear it's not a problem for you though!
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I guess it's because some can be (more so in the pasy) very high-pitched and whiney, and I assume that if you have a silent system with only low frequency hums from larger fans then you will notice the whiney chipset one more more. Happy to hear it's not a problem for you though!
Yeah it's not something I would worry about with this board!
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You could solve that issue with a well placed 120mm fan and unplugging your chipset fan.
Has anyone tried memory overclocking with this board?
I've got Micron rev E. to play around with (and only a few more parts required before I can build my new rig)
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Yeah, these are my current results with the tomahawk, it's awesome!!
saved 2 is XMP 3600 cl 16 Fclk 1800
saved 1 is manual 3600 cl 14
current is 3800 cl 14 Fclk 1900
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Surely it would be easier to play an inverse waveform of the noise the fan emits thus nullifying the sound
(sure I watched a tomorrows world about this back in the day)
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Awesome!!!
I can't easily unplug it because I think the connector is located underneath a shroud. I don't want to try to force removing it in case I break it. Probably just going to RMA it.
What's the CPU clock now?
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What do you mean sorry? My multipler is auto at PBO so 3.6 then up to 4.2 automatically.
I meant the minimum core clock frequency, it wasn't clear to me from your post if you've overclocked it or not.
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Nice
If you don't mind me asking, can you tell me what voltages (SoC, DRAM etc) you're using at those clocks?3800 CL16, FCLK 1900, MEMCLK:UCLK 1:1 here. DRAM voltage is 1.42, SoC 1.1V.
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MSIUK Support - do we know precisely which variant of the 8125 realtek lan chip is being used in this board?
i intend to use it with opensuse tumbleweed and I'm not entirely sure if the driver is in the kernel yet, which might mean mucking around with packaging the driver...