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Ryzen Owners Zen Garden

thesmokingman said:
I like it, cheaper than CH yet still has the same vrm and external temp sensor inputs.
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My thoughts exact, and has the fancy schmancy oc switcher thinger :cool:
 
freeagent said:
My thoughts exact, and has the fancy schmancy oc switcher thinger :cool:
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Yea. The E is the only one of the cheaper strix line though. Below E, the F gets the lower grade vrms and loses the WC focused temp sensor inputs. Here's mine in the middle of installing a new res.

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TheoneandonlyMrK said:
I think I confused you, I meant the 8pin power connectors sorry.
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Lap. Them. ALlllll.


freeagent said:
What do you think of this board?

ASUS ROG STRIX X570-E GAMING WIFI II AM4 ATX AMD Motherboard - Newegg.ca
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It seems.... familiar somehow

thesmokingman said:
Yea. The E is the only one of the cheaper strix line though. Below E, the F gets the lower grade vrms and loses the WC focused temp sensor inputs. Here's mine in the middle of installing a new res.

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*Cries in budget x570*
The VRM change really doesnt matter unless you're running a 16 core beast on the board, as they're still better than most - and it's got temp sensor headers still
 
Graphics card (RTX 3080 Master rev. 2.0) will arrive next Friday, along with the rest of equipment (EKWB, cablemod), til then decided to see if cables i have (cablemod as well) are lengthy enough:

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This case is still a beast, close up shot just to prove it:

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HAF X here is on a wheels!
 
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I have been playing with my 5600X again, just getting reacquainted.. I wish my 5900X was as fun to play with lol.

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I only let it do a few runs at C14, I will let it run tonight, but I am pretty sure it was good from previous testing. Not bad for 3200C14.. voltage was 1.55v.. using a mildly tuned XMP profile.. because I have much to learn :D
 
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Any previous posts about temp issues here, were due to contaminants clogging my CPU block up

Looks like an ongoing issue til it all leaves the loop. sad.
 
Watercooling fixed

CPU temps were in the low 50's with GPU at 35-40C in DX12 gaming
 
Anyone got a overclocked Ryzen 3500?
 
Blood for the blood god (Lisa Su)

I'll need an RTX 3090Ti 48GB sticker soon, that ones falling apart

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Vortez guy is right - it is colossal:

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Also 1st card to run anything i have (AvP 2010, Quake Champions, DOOM Eternal, etc......) @ 4k. :)
 
Girthy! :cool:
 
freeagent said:
Girthy! :cool:
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Not for long once Vector Xtreme is installed. :) One question tho, have anyone of you peeps used or use one of these? Wanna go for serial version just to keep the water cooling theme of the rig (EKWB). Cheers. :toast:
 
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3933 on RAM for zen? that's pretty impessive

Been tweaking my settings and testing for efficiency due to the weather going anywhere from 20C to 39C in the last 2 weeks.

If i run a 4.6GHz all core OC at 1.2V, i get the following values:

60C load
TDC 67A
EDC 90A
PPT 106W (in DX11/DX12 games, ususally sits around 55-60W)

But if i use PBO and enter those values, i end up with 4.35GHz in heavy load benchmarks like R23 - and 10C higher temps.

Checking HWinfos "average core count" usage while gaming, i'm anywhere from 2-6 cores depending on the title. So from a pure gaming perspective, PBO with settings that hurt heavily MT testing would be fine, as the games dont use all those cores.

It's just a bitch with these high ambients, because the high temps stop the CPU from even boosting to the 4850/5050Mhz it's capable of normally... so PBO loses the single threaded and multithreaded benefits, since the 5800x is a PITA to cool.

For now, i'll sit with a 4.6GHz all core to keep temps down. The voltage i need climbs *fast* with 4.6GHz working at 1.2v, but 4.7GHz need 1.275v and 4.8 needing something above 1.35V (highest i'd test)
Now - lowest - highest (for those unfamiliar with HWinfo)
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Oh how i wish Zen 4 would allow us to set the "base clock" and voltage like this, and then have PBO boost lower core counts....
 
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Seems like Ryzen just gets faster and faster the longer it's in sleep, huh

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Those temps hardly move with water, and it is summer there... impressive..
 
Aww i want 55GHz

All i get is this measly power efficient cold running 4.6GHz

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Mussels said:
Aww i want 55GHz

All i get is this measly power efficient cold running 4.6GHz
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You have something else unique - a chipset fan that has been running at over 3000 rpm for six hours
 
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