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Processor | 7800X3D 2x16GB CO |
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Motherboard | Asrock B650m HDV |
Cooling | Peerless Assassin SE |
Memory | 2x16GB DR A-die@6000c30 tuned |
Video Card(s) | Asus 4070 dual OC 2610@915mv |
Storage | WD blue 1TB nvme |
Display(s) | Lenovo G24-10 144Hz |
Case | Corsair D4000 Airflow |
Power Supply | EVGA GQ 650W |
Software | Windows 10 home 64 |
Benchmark Scores | Superposition 8k 5267 Aida64 58.5ns |
Take a look at the reviews with the i7 8700 vanilla cooler, it is extremely noisy and thermalthrottles in several scenarios.https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/intel-core-i7-8700-cpu-review,5638-2.html I think most people who buys a Ryzen tune ram a bit. Why? Because they build the system themselves since very few oems ship ryzen. Anyways, you could by a cheap 3200cl16 or 3600cl18, much better performance than 2666cl16 which would be the result on most i5 10400 setups with 2666cl16.
Tuning a car is a terrible comparison as it voids warranty on most cases and requires a lot more work than using dram calc. You can OC ram and not voud your warranty unless going beyond recommended voltages.
Tuning a car is a terrible comparison as it voids warranty on most cases and requires a lot more work than using dram calc. You can OC ram and not voud your warranty unless going beyond recommended voltages.