I still can't get why people are buying Asus if they are bricking left and right and the Aorus and MSI boards are perfectly good.
nevermind, ignore me when I drink a whole bottle of wine.It's not smaller though its just shaped a bit differently without fans they both weigh the same, I suspect that difference in cooling from that review more from how the offset changed the airflow in that particular test, or maybe the ambient temps weren't controlled precisely.
The D15S makes the heatsink sit higher up on the mother board as you cn see the D15 uses up the first expansion slot, but has some space at the top of the motherboard. the Define c case that I'm using has an adjustable exhaust fan so I was able to line it up with the coolers fans, I did put the cooler in a pull pull configuration though to avoid the memory slots
Odd the d15s is cooling more with 2 fans despite being smaller.
The AsRock Fatal1ty X370 is almost identical to the AsRock X370 Taichi aside from having a few more components.
I am not sure I am willing to spend $50 extra over the AsRock X370 Taichi though even if the AsRock Fatal1ty X370 is in stock.
Have the am4 d15. What is this ofset thing?If you let me know what differences to look for I can confirm for you middle of next week when I receive the part.
Its mounted with 2 screws with max 0.6There is this thing call torque. You might have learned about it in physics class.
I never understand why the heatsink don't attach directly to the case behind the motherboard so as to take the stress away from the motherboard.
Anyone know of any AM4 compatible cpu coolers that can be purchased in the UK?
NZXT cocked up their backplate, now have an unknown ETA followed by a 2 week shipping date on top.
Either that, or is anyone willing to sell their Wraith Spire AM4 cooler for a reasonable price?
Sorry, Crumpet, I'm on the other side of the "Pond"!Anyone know of any AM4 compatible cpu coolers that can be purchased in the UK?
NZXT cocked up their backplate, now have an unknown ETA followed by a 2 week shipping date on top.
Either that, or is anyone willing to sell their Wraith Spire AM4 cooler for a reasonable price?
Figured out the problem. The driver is unsigned and since I'm running my Windows under UEFI, it cannot be installed and cannot be overridden.Has anyone used the Ryzen Master application yet? I just installed it and can't get it to run.
Installed and reinstalled. Tried the DriverUtility.bat -i and it gave an error that the driver is unsigned.
You have a nice camera.It's not smaller though its just shaped a bit differently without fans they both weigh the same, I suspect that difference in cooling from that review more from how the offset changed the airflow in that particular test, or maybe the ambient temps weren't controlled precisely.
The D15S makes the heatsink sit higher up on the mother board as you cn see the D15 uses up the first expansion slot, but has some space at the top of the motherboard. the Define c case that I'm using has an adjustable exhaust fan so I was able to line it up with the coolers fans, I did put the cooler in a pull pull configuration though to avoid the memory slots
As an alternative, I have 3 of these cooling 14 core, 28 thread Xeons, and it keeps them at 53c fully loaded for $38 (instead of $85-90 for the Noctua's)For anyone wondering about the difference between the D15 and D15S:
http://www.legitreviews.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Noctua-NH-D15S-24.jpg
from
http://www.legitreviews.com/noctua-nh-d15s-versus-nh-d15-cpu-cooler-review_188613
What do you do with all those cores??As an alternative, I have 3 of these cooling 14 core, 28 thread Xeons, and it keeps them at 47c fully loaded for $38 (instead of $85-90 for the Noctua's)
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835103202
Distributed Computing. Those specifically do WCG Stats here:What do you do with all those cores??