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i was using F3e and noticed it was stuttering in black ops 6, then updated to F3f and was still doing it. then turned x3dturbo mode off and its been perfect all night no issues. assuming 9800x3d dont actually need it. its a beast
gigabyte x870e aorus elite wifi7, running 6000 expo
(only now and then you get packet loss and extrapolation. and high cpu usage.)**
That's just because that option is disabling SMT so the CPU cores are more utilised. Windows makes its percentage calculation based on the number of threads and with SMT disabled all 8 cores will often be almost maxed and close to 100%. When SMT is enabled and there are 16 threads they are rarely maxed out and there are threads available for background processes.
Pentium D? 14900k -Hold ma beer!
I got a question for you. I have the aorus pro which is similar to yours. How do you get it to work. What I mean is mine had no network drivers installed and the wifi needs to be installed. So I used my other PC to download the drivers for the wifi and network drivers and when I install them nothing at all happens.
That's strange. Do you see the WiFi networks and just can't join or is the adapter not working at all? If it's not working at all are you sure you enabled the WiFi card in the BIOS?
I don’t see any networks at all. Not even the next door neighbours it just say no internet, nothing else. I have put in a RMA and ordered another board
Yes probably sensible. No point messing with it on a new motherboard.
its silly, but did you connect the external wifi antenna?
had this on my last windows 10 install with the drivers thankfully the children had laptops , have you tried it with a cable ?
Yes I did. I thought it might have not stuck it in properly so I removed and replugged it back in. I like the look of the board and tbh I wonder if the 7800x3d seems to be half decent clocker in terms of undervolting could be largely due to the board. Even though my main board of choice is Asus I fancied a change this time round and I have found it fairly easy to get on with for the most part and would like to keep it. As a last ditch attempt I am gonna run a stupidly long ethernet cable and see what's what. If it work then it is easy to work around if not it is going back ASAP. And i will just go back to using Asus boards.
