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not all this again.
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It really is incredible, every thread it happensnot all this again.
It really is incredible, every thread it happens
I bought a 1600X and wish I hadn't... stupid bios slams the volts up to 1.45 whenever I touch the multiplier; instant heatwave. Which is admittedly the fault of the motherboard, but still rankles. Rather defeated my hopes of a better overclock with an X!
That said, it also runs ~3.69ghz on all cores at stock, so the difference to a [email protected] is insignificant anyway. It still performs much better than my old 2500K (much, much better in some cases), and when Zen+ comes along I'll be wary of falling into the same trap. This was only ever a "cheap" 6 core to tide me over until the 2nd gen 8-core models are available
But given the choice again I'd take a plain 1600, which would not upset the bios' voltage settings, would easily clock to the same, and is cheaper.
I'm sure it's put off new members from returning to the forums as well. They make a post asking for advice then just see a massive argument unfold, which doesn't really help them out. Obviously health debates are important for forums, but when it happens to this extent it isn't helping much.i respect people opinions and that you have intel and amd fans, but when it was a simple question i started and turned out into full blown war
I'm sure it's put off new members from returning to the forums as well. They make a post asking for advice then just see a massive argument unfold, which doesn't really help them out. Obviously health debates are important for forums, but when it happens to this extent is isn't helping much.
I'm sure it's put off new members from returning to the forums as well. They make a post asking for advice then just see a massive argument unfold, which doesn't really help them out. Obviously health debates are important for forums, but when it happens to this extent is isn't helping much.
i agree its been 5 years since my last system build, so for me im trying catch up with all the latest knowledge.
but for a newbie in can be wierd
I agree 100%
You have made your mind up that you want ryzen, the 1600 is the one to get.
This has turned into a civ6 thread lol
Have you got a board yet?
I would argue that the time taken per turn is more favourable than higher fps in a strategy game.
Each to their own.
yes gavin i bought the rog strix b350-f gaming along with dark pro edition 16gb 3200mhz
Good board that, comes with many of the features the x370 crosshair does.
I quite liked the soundcard on that board.
Good board that, comes with many of the features the x370 crosshair does.
I quite liked the soundcard on that board.
Yet a few weeks all you did was say how bad the AM4 Asus board was.
yeah ive watched an offical asus video on the overclocking on that board to and looks amazing and hoping that the coolermaster masterliquid 240 lite can keep nice and cool too
If you look in the Ryzen threads someone posted a video with an engineer from AMD and he talked in detail about overclocking and AM4 BIOS settings. That's well worth watching.
Every single board has issues. The strix would be my choice if I was to get a b350 board now.
Having a good sound card doesn't take away the inability to consistently boot 100% of the time when running 3200mhz or more.
And no this is not an isolated issue, take a look in the other threads.
Non of the boards I've got have give me trouble even with cheap memory.