I have disabled all automatic controls, so it can definitely go over 90. This is one way to determine if the voltage is too high.
I do not get any reboots or bluescreens. I occasionally get errors in small Prime when running my voltage too low for the frequency.
PBO is off. I'm testing fully...
I'm using a 5950x for simulations, keeping all the cores at the same frequency. It's on a B550 Aorus Master with a 360mm AIO cpu cooler. I'm disabling SMT and PBO. I have found a decent overclock at 4.3Ghz, using 1.281Vcore and "Normal" load-line calibration. I experimented with many different...
I got this board as a replacement for another one with a bent pin. I think it was recently working (not 100% sure about that), with the same chip and RAM. I was going to replace some of the parts after I got it to boot with these, but it won't.
I am unfamiliar with the USB root hub failing, so...
I have a P5K Deluxe with a PSU, CPU, RAM, and GPU. The chip has a cooler on it. Nothing else is connected besides the power signal cable. I have tried testing it with a keyboard and/or HDD, which have not seemed to make any difference.
I am trying to get this motherboard to make it past the...
I am not sure which RAM settings would have better performance using a Ryzen chip with infinity fabric (or infinity architecture).
Is a faster fclk with higher overall latency better, or is having a slower fclk but with lower overall latency better?
For example, is fclk at 1866 but with...
I would be very curious to see a comparison of the 9700 vs. the 9900 with HT disabled, specifically power draw and temperatures.
Has any site done a benchmark like this?
I hope that a revision of X299 will be released if Intel plans on selling additional chips for it. It will not compare well with the 300-series that will be available at the end of the year.
That does seem to confirm that they are basing Cascade Lake-X on Skylake server chips. So maybe this will be on a new 300-series chipset?
One interesting thing to note is that the Intel slide does not say "Cascade Lake-X," but just "Cascade Lake." Does that mean they might release new S-series...
It looks like you're right, that Skylake-X was on 14nm+. Cascade Lake-X will be released about 1 year after, which suggests to me that they will be on 14nm++ since Intel is under a lot of pressure to release 10nm.
With as much success as Coffee Lake had as a brand, I am surprised Intel did not...
Do you have a reference for that?
Also, "Skylake Server" consists of almost 100 chips with different specifications. A HEDT line has fewer than 10 different configurations. Maybe your source can clarify what direction they are going?
I have read contradictory interpretations of Intel's 2018 processor roadmap, and I think some of the authors on these tech sites are really confused and using incorrect terminology.
I am hoping the astute staff/readers at Anandtech can clarify this.
Intel has advertised that they will be...
The response given last month was very discouraging, which suggests that Intel will not be making any changes to their thermal contact process or materials:
Re: Thermal sensor issue i7-7700k?
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The H440 is one of the best cases I have seen. If I had to pick right now, i would say that is the kind of case I am looking for. Now that it comes in an all-matte version, I might get that one unless I find something better.
Is NZXT known for good quality?
I'm building my next "future-proof" machine, so I'm willing to spend on a nice case. Those two caselabs models you mentioned do look very nice, but they are much too large for me (I don't need rad compartments). I will look at the rest of their designs, though!
The fractal case doesn't look...
I am looking for a new ATX case, but the number of products available seems to be overwhelming. I'm a bit lost.
I'm looking for a case with the following features:
- Subtle tower design (no crazy polygons, spikes, tons of glass, whatever)
- Stock 3 front intake fans, or at least possible to do...
I bought a Planar 2611W 26" 16:10 monitor in 2009.
I have been using it for years, and it is a very nice monitor with low black level and good contrast.
In the past year or two, I have noticed a progessively worsening flickering problem. Sometimes it will flicker for a second, and then...
I have an external USB drive that I use to backup my main HDs with.
I have been using it for years with no issues. However, recently, I have been unable to play files from the drive or open documents on it. Copying them to the main disk does not retrieve them.
I don't remember anything...
Help!!!!
I have the Planar PX2611W and the Eye One Display Two.
I have attempted to calibrate my monitor several times, but it always ends in disaster.
The configuration software asks you to adjust the RGB gain levels until they fall within the optimal range given by the digital meter...
Xtknight!!!
Is the Samsung 245BW worth $329? I want a gaming monitor and I'm not sure how good this one is, but the price is amazing.
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That test does look bad, but it was on the A00 revision. You mentioned in the OP that there is an ongoing investigation into this. Is there a newer update to this monitor?
I will have to look into tests of the non-HC version.
Is there a detailed analysis of the input lag and response time of the six high end monitors (including the NEC)?
I'd really like to see those specs if the are available.
Thanks for the replies : )
I'd like a 20-24" IPS that has fast response, for gaming and movies. The WMGX is great but a little too expensive for a 20" ATM...and the 22"s are all TNs. Is there a candidate among the 23/4" monitors (on the market now or in the near future) which might have what...
Is the L245WP-BN (LG) an IPS panel? If so, has anyone tested response times and color quality on this monitor? What about on the the LM240WU1 (LG Philips)?
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Why haven't manufacturers created a new resolution for the monitors larger than 19" but smaller than 24"? I prefer crisper images (I think a lot of other people do as well) but I also don't need anything as big as 24" on my desk.
You said there aren't native resolutions...
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