If he does that it's going to be fighting the roof fans for airflow.
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If he does that it's going to be fighting the roof fans for airflow.
Ba-da-boom!
Well I don't hate you.... But I may be disliking you intensely right now
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Is that from overclockers?Ba-da-boom!
Got home about an hour ago to find that my motherboard has finally been delivered 
CPU in, ram in, graphics card in and go to connect the monitor.... WTF cable does not fit... DVI-I cable, DVI-D connect on new graphics card
Did not expect that one. Now in the front room with hdmi cable to the TV until the wife wants to watch the rugby.
CPU in, ram in, graphics card in and go to connect the monitor.... WTF cable does not fit... DVI-I cable, DVI-D connect on new graphics card
Did not expect that one. Now in the front room with hdmi cable to the TV until the wife wants to watch the rugby.
faster you run the ram the faster your system goes is a general rule anyway. But yes NB freq is 1:1 with RAM speed.
Gaze upon the cpu-z page and weep.
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yes but you need to work on you ram timings and base clock a bit.
Very nice! Jumper what are you cooling it with? and is that 4.1 on all cores? what kinda idle and load when gaming temps you get?
that is not my score, my board is dead.
that was 8pack's bestest frwend under water and yes 4.1ghz on all 8 cores. I dont think hes play games.Tres bien, Monsieur.Ba-da-boom!
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Those who have read about the Asus Crosshair VI Hero having bricking issues, a bios fix has been released, link.
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Big ba-da-boom?Ba-da-boom!
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Soo im definitely buying a Ryzen chip, but the question is which do i buy, i mainly game, im not a huge overclocker, but i want something thats not going to go north of 65c when gaming, I will be using a 240mm AIO for cooling in my Phanteks Enthoo Primo case, do i go for the 1700 and be happy with 3.9 as thats what most chips are able to hit? or should i go for the 1700X? but if im going for the 1700X might i just as well get the 1800X? lol
Basically i want a minimum of 4GHZ on all cores 24/7 gaming at around 65c tops when gaming, is this even possible on Ryzen chips with an AIO? is this only possible under a proper water loop?
Basically i want a minimum of 4GHZ on all cores 24/7 gaming at around 65c tops when gaming, is this even possible on Ryzen chips with an AIO? is this only possible under a proper water loop?
Damn, if that had been posted this morning I may have bought a crosshair in the very brief period one was available.
I was just worried was hardware issue.
Still curious if the x370 pro will be more stable than prime plus. Was going to try disabling smt..... But there is no option for it (confirmed by others on another forum, so not just me being blind)
I think your best bet is the 1700 as it runs cooler than the 1700x, why I don't really know
Ha! don't think my C16 vengeance will quite keep up with ian.
Lost the ability to run 3200 on the none bricking bios so far anyway.
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Big ba-da-boom?
You shouldn't have kissed her
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Also had this with the 1.14 bios, if you run just 2 sticks it will run @ 2133. I am running 2 @ 2400, if l fit all 4, it runs @ 1866.
When I first tried 4*8GB on BIOS 1.0 it would not POST, I had to run 2*8GB @2133. 1.14 is a big improvement, I would rather have 32GB @1866 than 16GB @2133. Also, the timings are much better. Hopefully the next update will increase frequency.
