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My fault. Always confused the heatpipes. Aircooling is something I haven't bothered with the 15 years .Has heat pipes, not sure about vapour chambers.
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Last times use it those things didn't existed...
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My fault. Always confused the heatpipes. Aircooling is something I haven't bothered with the 15 years .Has heat pipes, not sure about vapour chambers.
Extreme gaming mobo for a threadripper 0_o
those might not be not enough phases 10+3 for extreme overclocking
those might not be not enough phases 10+3 for extreme overclocking
MEG VRM is still better, they are most likely using IR3598 which is a highend doubler, that can balance the current between the phases it is doubling from. There is no PWM controller that can control more than 8 phases on consumer boards at the moment so Gigabyte is usinga doubling scheme as well.Hey all, I'm about ready to pull the trigger on a new 2990WX build but was wondering if someone could help me out with a few questions?
When it comes to RAM are there any differences on a TR2 system compared to standard Ryzen? I'm looking at getting 64gb+ of the best/most stable RAM possible and am completely unsure of what kits to pick (apart from the standard get B-dies recommendation). I hear there are issues with running 64gb+ at high speeds on Ryzen systems?
I'm torn between the (yet to be released) MSI MEG and Aorus Extreme. The MSI claims 19 phases but appears to be 8 doubled +3 60amp phases, compared to the 10+3 50amp phases on the Aorus. I am planning to OC (stably), so the Aorus is looking like the better buy at the moment. Any thoughts?
Main use of the system will be 3D rendering for extended lengths of time (and some recreational gaming).
Ideally I'd like to purchase all parts here, so please do post up some recommendations if possible! Thanks in advance for any help.
MEG VRM is still better, they are most likely using IR3598 which is a highend doubler, that can balance the current between the phases it is doubling from. There is no PWM controller that can control more than 8 phases on consumer boards at the moment so Gigabyte is usinga doubling scheme as well.
Buildzoid looks like he's just finished puberty....And wtf is up with his accent? Anytime he says something like stock, clock etc he sounds very un-american.
Found this from a bit of googling, not sure how relevant it is?
"MSI’s X399 MEG Creation is built with IR 3555 power stages for a 16+3 VRM design (doubled 8-phase), using an IR35201 and IR35204 for the PWM controllers."
I really like the front and backside heatsink designs on the Aorus too - looks like some serious overkill!
MEG VRM is still better, they are most likely using IR3598 which is a highend doubler, that can balance the current between the phases it is doubling from. There is no PWM controller that can control more than 8 phases on consumer boards at the moment so Gigabyte is usinga doubling scheme as well.
Also want the new motherboards to be released with good OC potential
Are there going to be new motherboards? I thought they were sticking with X399 boards.
They're releasing active vrm cooling "kits". Basically little fans to strap on to the vrm heats ink.
Should have just made them with active cooling in the first place. (like evga dark).
Buildzoid looks like he's just finished puberty....And wtf is up with his accent? Anytime he says something like stock, clock etc he sounds very un-american.
They're releasing active vrm cooling "kits".