Your PC ATM

[tabascosauz]

@btarunr if you're up for it, 5600G and 5700G will do well in excess of what chiplet Ryzens can do. I'm at 4333CL16 daily on my 5700G using the iGPU - pop in a discrete GPU and you could achieve 4600+ with the right kit, still 1:1. Pretty sure I've seen 4800 from some seasoned OCers in the AIDA thread.

 

[btarunr]

@btarunr if you're up for it, 5600G and 5700G will do well in excess of what chiplet Ryzens can do. I'm at 4333CL16 daily on my 5700G using the iGPU - pop in a discrete GPU and you could achieve 4600+ with the right kit, still 1:1. Pretty sure I've seen 4800 from some seasoned OCers in the AIDA thread.

Oh wow, which memory chips do you have? I have a G.Skill SniperX with Samsung E-die (I think). Are you needing 1.4V?

 

[lexluthermiester]

Wheels up.

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You'll see this screen if you're changing processors on Windows 11 with fTPM. If you have Bitlocker enabled, this part will suck unless you have a backup key handy, else you'll have to go back to the old processor:

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I didn't have Bitlocker enabled, so I just hit Y. Upon first Windows 11 boot post upgrade, you're supposed to reset your PIN, if you have an online account, this means logging into your MS account again.

Also, detecting the new CPU took a while (like 3-4 mins), with multiple auto reboots. It also wiped all my BIOS settings, so I had to redo the painful stuff like disabling devices I don't need, disabling CSM, redoing fan settings, disabling that Armoury Rootkit, redoing memory settings, etc.

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The immediate change I noticed is just how much better the 5700G is at memory overclocking compared to my older 2700X, which simply wouldn't post beyond 3400 MHz. I'm now pulling 3600 DOCP and plan to play with memory a little over the weekend.

This another example of why normal users should NOT be using TPM. There is no reason for this BS. Granted, you've stated you're not, but this is an example of the unrecoverable problems a user will run into with TPM garbage.

 

[tabascosauz]

Oh wow, which memory chips do you have? I have a G.Skill SniperX with Samsung E-die (I think). Are you needing 1.4V?

Just some cheap B-die. I'm at 1.52V for 4333 16-16-16, but I don't have a GPU dumping heat into the system that complicates things though:

Patriot Viper Steel 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-4400 CL19 Memory (PVS416G440C9K) - PCPartPicker

If the sticker on your sticks has a string that ends in 4810E, then yeah you've got 4Gb E-die just like one of my kits. Old but very gold, but I think I topped out at 3800CL16 1.5V. Being E-die it can certainly take it, but as a daily it's not as good as a 2x8GB kit of Bdie.

But if you wanna try some 2.0V overclocking........ E-die is your guy, and that 5700G memory controller will support you all the way

 

[Deleted member 24505]

Look at this GPU temp on FarCry 6 with GPU at 98% yowza.

 

[lexluthermiester]

Look at this GPU temp on FarCry 6 with GPU at 98% yowza.
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That's downright cold for a GPU at full tilt, especially for a 980ti!

 

[phanbuey]

my 3080 doesn't even idle at that

 

[Deleted member 24505]

I am really pleased with my drain valve. tidied loop a tad, and got ram fitted.

 

[Deleted member 24505]

Finished loop with 2x16gb 8pack Team dark pro 3600 16/16/16/36 B Die ram.

 

[Ruru]

Couldn't resist of putting my main setup to the 4000D anymore

 

[RJARRRPCGP]

You'll see this screen if you're changing processors on Windows 11 with fTPM. If you have Bitlocker enabled, this part will suck unless you have a backup key handy, else you'll have to go back to the old processor:

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That looked like a BIOS screen. I dunno. Albeit it says "We" at the beginning, which Microsoft likes using lately, when Windows has a problem.

 

[Vario]

Added Thermalright TY143 Fans to get the Right Thermals. I think I got the last 6 that were in stock anywhere. I have 8 TY143 total. They only fit in one orientation with the Lian Li hole spacing. If there were two more available I'd put them on the side panel, they actually fit there. Testing it with Prime95 right now and I'm seeing 45C loaded in 19C room. I do have the OC off though.

 

[Deleted member 24505]

Experimenting with a 5ghz all P core and 3.9ghz all core E core OC, manually set voltage to 1.29, ram at 3800 16/16/16/36 1.4v
https://valid.x86.fr/ck77n8

 

[Vario]

Experimenting with a 5ghz all P core and 3.9ghz all core E core OC, manually set voltage to 1.29, ram at 3800 16/16/16/36 1.4v
https://valid.x86.fr/ck77n8
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How do you like the O11 Dynamic XL ROG?

 

[Deleted member 24505]

How do you like the O11 Dynamic XL ROG?

love it, gonna splash out next year and get this

 

[plastiscɧ]

Some upgrades for the winter:
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AM4 supremacy. A platform from 2018 (B450) is going to work with a processor from 2021.

like it!
ääänd:
cheeky and a small joke with a hint of truth

 

[seth1911]

Ah i dont need this sort of RGB Cash Cow.

Atm its cheaper to make a Full Cover Water Cooling Solution for a friend of me than he buy it regular from great brands,
so my friend get on his Birthsday a RTX 3070 Fullcover Cooler, made of Cooper without RGB shit.

It features 75% CNC and 25% Handmade for about 260$ Dont be wrong he pay nothing its his Present, but it would cost about 260$

 

[Vario]

Ah i dont need this sort of RGB Cash Cow.

Atm its cheaper to make a Full Cover Water Cooling Solution for a friend of me than he buy it regular from great brands,
so my friend get on his Birthsday a RTX 3070 Fullcover Cooler, made of Cooper without RGB shit.

It features 75% CNC and 25% Handmade for about 260$ Dont be wrong he pay nothing its his Present, but it would cost about 260$

Just make sure the copper won't cause issues with other metals in the loop.

 

[seth1911]

Just make sure the copper won't cause issues with other metals in the loop.

im metal worker i know what u mean, nah it wont happen

 

[plastiscɧ]

I am really pleased with my drain valve. tidied loop a tad, and got ram fitted.
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YOU guys make so often smile;

me using:

http://imgur.com/a/9unttdB

@Tigger using:

http://imgur.com/a/8D3Q9Wk

 

[Deleted member 24505]

YOU guys make so often smile;

me using:

http://imgur.com/a/9unttdB

@Tigger using:

http://imgur.com/a/8D3Q9Wk

What am i gonna use for the nut shaped barbs, a pair of pliers? naah a bolt head needs a spanner.

 

[HammerON]

Latest crunching rig. Built it with the Ryzen 3970X; however, the CPU didn't work. Luckily the person I bought it from is refunding my money.
I also had a Ryzen 3960X that I bought so I installed it instead and now she is crunching along.

 

[JATownes]

Since we're showing 0-11 Dynamic XLs, here is mine. Just swapped to the Alphacool block for the 3080ti and the Magnitude block for the 5950x. I'm pretty happy with how it looks now.

JAT

 

[tabascosauz]

@JATownes you know, what I wouldn't give to have that many bitspower ultimate extenders and 90s beautiful rig mate

@HammerON same goes for you brother, been a while since I've seen a bay mount!

 

[JATownes]

@JATownes you know, what I wouldn't give to have that many bitspower ultimate extenders and 90s beautiful rig mate

Thanks for the complement. They have been collected over the last few years. I really like the look of hard-tubing, but tear into my rig and swap parts too much for that. Cut o-rings from pulling tubes in and out isn't fun for anyone, so this is the compromise I made. It is the ease of soft-tubing, with a somewhat hard-tubing look.

I've got a few 10mm extensions to straighten up a couple of weird angles (both GPU fittings need to move forward from the block about 10mm), along with the return to the reservoir from the CPU block.