I always thought people used custom settings to make any ram kit work on an AMD build. That means manually tuning the ram.
I always thought people used custom settings to make any ram kit work on an AMD build. That means manually tuning the ram.I recently gave a shot to buying XMP ram. It didn't go well. Something no one knows or talks about is not all PMICs are supported properly by agesa, and buying an EXPO kit guarantees you get something that is supported and will work.
The kit I bought from Corsair had MPS (Monolithic power systems) PMICs which are known to not function correctly according to oc circles. Didn't learn that until after I spent 12 hours trying to figure out why the ram wouldn't work right/had errors/caused weird system hangs no matter how I configured it.
Personally this experience will make me never buy a non-EXPO kit ever again. I postulate that the people who have used XMP kits without issue have been fortunate to get kits with the right PMICs to work on AM5.
G.Skill announced 2x48GB 6000C28 EXPO kits back in July, so I've relegated myself to waiting for those to hit the market.
They do. And I did. But I'm saying that there's an additional factor that is little known to ram compatibility for AM5. You can set everything by hand and it can still not work if the PMIC isn't supported. If you buy XMP ram, you could get any PMIC.I always thought people used custom settings to make any ram kit work on an AMD build. That means manually tuning the ram.
boy the bundled a white board with black ram... lol
I have never seen white ram.... But I have seen quite a few white cases and motherboards. In fact I own one of each !boy the bundled a white board with black ram... lol
It exists! https://www.ebay.com/itm/374644318086L4m3! It's all just green or black RAM sticks beneath a (more or less) white cover. Where are DIMMs with white PCB?
Sorry didn't realize that. You could always sell the RAM and get a different kit.boy the bundled a white board with black ram... lol
Obviously people can spend their money as they will, but what do you attach to this board to make use of all the connections?Hoping to do a build with the MEG X870E GODLIKE and the 9950X3D next year.
https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16813144678 — $1,100. lol, well I have to wait for the 9950X3D to launch and also the funds to get both.
BTW if no one noticed, the 720p or laptop low bench, did not max out my cpu usage, highest I seen was 73%quick info, first run was whatever default was which was 1080p high, was 9xxx somewhere in there.
Then reset hwinfo monitors, set to 780p laptop, and never seen over 80% cpu usage, the first one did peg it out at full speed. The 780p never even hit max frequency. IDK.
Thoughts, this is also at 4.6 and GPU at stock.
EDIT: temps never really were noticeable.
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Hmm, that's an unusual configuration. Granite Ridge has a total of 896gbps bidi PCIe bandwidth so I'm sure you could find many boards where it will work. But perhaps not the boards designed for dual GPUs.You won't get full speeds with a DUAL 10G NIC with a GPU installed.
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But you can buy a dual 10G NIC for a grand total of $30 (used) to $200 (nice and new). And you can use it with your next motherboard too.
I don't really understand these super expensive boards
Forgot to add quotes to above then site went to new post.You won't get full speeds with a DUAL 10G NIC with a GPU installed.
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The X670E version is $1200. I think the more you wait, the more the chance that it will go out of stock or there will be a price hike.
Maybe the 720p setting doesn't create enough workload for the GPU drivers to max out all cores.Now the default 1080p high did put it at 100% full frequency. Do you think it is PCIE 2.0 the bottleneck?
Windows 10 will work but it will not be supported long by Microsoft. I think you will need to pay for updates in 2025 if you want to keep using Win10. And it's not like that will let you keep using Win10 forever. Microsoft is essentially trying to make using Win10 unattractive for most people and pushing them towards Win11.Does that mean Windows 10 is a no go?