Overwatch dirt rally world of warcraft bf1 all fine. Performing equal or better than my old haswell at same clocks.
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*** Official Ryzen Owners Thread ***
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1080 FE.
Have turned off SMT for the mo to see if it cures a black screen crash on Ghost Recon Wildlands.
Asus X370 Pro ordered... I just hope to god it does not have same issues as the others.
fingers crossed.
If it can at least pass realbench at stock, I will consider it an improvement.
If I get out of meeting in time and someone has some stock of something else in time for me to get it tomorrow, will go that route.
fingers crossed.
If it can at least pass realbench at stock, I will consider it an improvement.
If I get out of meeting in time and someone has some stock of something else in time for me to get it tomorrow, will go that route.
Turning off SMT has cured the black screen crash.
someone with an actual working board +samsung bdie ram needs to do some ram training. i have heard the nb speed =1/2 the memory speed so the faster your ram is the faster the system is. i have seen 1912 in cinebench at 4.1ghz :O thats over 100cb more than i got with 2400mhz c12 on the ram.
Finally!! (got the board via Czech Republic)
May wait for the next bios update from Asus before i turn it on though, hoping they release one today.
Thought you would have gone with this DDR4:
Thought you would have gone with this DDR4:
If you can find it for sale, I'll use it.
I wonder if this is similar to the other black screen crash I was getting with realbench..... Don't know where to turn off smt though.
I did not know I could change it?
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Turn the whole heatsink around
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Finally!! (got the board via Czech Republic
May wait for the next bios update from Asus before i turn it on though, hoping they release one today.
Awesome....
I have some DDR3 (2133MHz) Radeon Memory. 32GB of the stuff to be precise.Thought you would have gone with this DDR4:
I looked at it when I put it on as I wanted to put it on so it went out the back but did not know how the clips would go on, do they connect onto the bit that the CPU is plugged into instead of the other bits?
It doesn't matter as much as you would think, the back of the GPU isn't going to be that warm (plus pulling air from there may actually benefit the GPU). Don't forget coolant, be it air/water/oil doesn't have to be cold to cool it has to be colder than the thing it's cooling (hence why AIOs are usually set up as exhausts).
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It was almost a 10c difference when I switched mine around
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No turn it so the fan points to the top of the case
I think I will leave it as it’s a temp cooler till I get an Am4 bracket for my H100i V2. I’m not going to be playing games on this PC just yet. I’m using it to test out Visual Studio 2017 and some other work stuff. Had a black screen crash last night loading MS Android Emulator, other than that it's been good.
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