fair nuff. I've never liked any case the way it is and always find a way to mod it. It takes time polishing off the cut ends and repainting to blend it in. you have an impressive rig btw. very expensive taste in audio hardware. and from sweden. are you on of those famous techno stars on the down low or is it a hobby like audiophiles?I neither have the time or mad skillz for that kind of project
If you prefer simpler cases that's fine but telling others that computers should be "not seen, not heard" is ridiculous. At one time I too preferred simpler "old school" cases. My tastes have changed, but I still respect other's choices until they start telling people what they should do with their own gear.no need to insult another member because they prefer simpler cases and you prefer a showy one like the one in your signature. if he finds that case or yours gaudy and tacky but you and others think it's lovely and peak design then who cares? let him do his own thing and you yours.
Your case and the swedish guy's is nice but they're not cases I'd use myself. too flashy for me if we're being honest. I'd be happy as a cherry tomato if they made old school cases with modern interiors. you could call it a sleeper case.
yes of course, i rose an eyebrow too at his comments. but what I garnered from it was what some people used to do back in the old days if they were involved in certain crafts on their computers specifically work by using extension cables and other lengthening methods to keep their flashy for the times and noisy forever it seems cases so they could focus on what they were doing. it mimicked the benefits of a thin client then but you weren't sharing resources and not bothered by noise.If you prefer simpler cases that's fine but telling others that computers should be "not seen, not heard" is ridiculous. At one time I too preferred simpler "old school" cases. My tastes have changed, but I still respect other's choices until they start telling people what they should do with their own gear.
And for the record the Fractal North case is far from "flashy". To me it is one of the most refined cases on the market. It reminds me of high end speaker design.
I get klipsch from it. I'm sure there's better.It reminds me of high end speaker design.
substance over style old bean. me, I'll take a generic looking case with adequate ventilation. nothing that can't be overcome by a field torch, metal snips and power tools.
Plus the traces will be shorter for better latency. Good thinking.you can take a band saw or angle grinder to the sticks. they won't work anymore but the height won't be an issue any longer.
If you use Rufus to make your install usb from the image, it offers settings like "don't require internet connection" and "don't require Microsoft account" to complete installPlus the traces will be shorter for better latency. Good thinking.
This will also be my first attempt with Windows 11. I've got a hazmat suit on order for the install.
If you use Rufus to make your install usb from the image, it offers settings like "don't require internet connection" and "don't require Microsoft account" to complete install
I always do the offline account installation so I can install the drivers I want first without windows trying to install whatever drivers it wants at the same time. Also if you start with a local account, you can name it properly instead of it just being the first 5 letters of your microsoft account name.Yeah, I've got a script to de-cruft Windows 10 that I've built up over the years. Slashdot has an article saying that MS is going to add a nag screen to 11 if you have a local account. Since this computer will be my MSFS computer which requires an MS login anyway, I don't know if I'm going to fight it.
Cultural difference. If I tell something, then I won't use a question mark. Perhaps.yes of course, i rose an eyebrow too at his comments. but what I garnered from it was what some people used to do back in the old days if they were involved in certain crafts on their computers specifically work by using extension cables and other lengthening methods to keep their flashy for the times and noisy forever it seems cases so they could focus on what they were doing. it mimicked the benefits of a thin client then but you weren't sharing resources and not bothered by noise.
Denmark, but close enough.fair nuff. I've never liked any case the way it is and always find a way to mod it. It takes time polishing off the cut ends and repainting to blend it in. you have an impressive rig btw. very expensive taste in audio hardware. and from sweden. are you on of those famous techno stars on the down low or is it a hobby like audiophiles?
you lot all sound the same, not to the level of swedish chef on the muppets but close enough. I see, yes every man needs his bliss. When I was in my youth it was records for me. it would cause the tiny hairs on my skin and in my ears, which are now long enough to knit a jumper to stand up on end, erect in all their glory. Records died for a long time and then made a come back in the last decade. sadly I sold everything I had many years ago thinking it was a hobby lost to time.Denmark, but close enough.
I prefer quality and subtle design. While I spend a lot of time on computer hardware and gaming, there's is nothing that beats just closing you eyes, put your favorite album and let the audio bliss take you away.
I know how to pick parts, how to assemble and troubleshoot, but I'm not a craftman.
I find individual condoms rolled down each finger a fantastic addition. In the end you've got some lovely water balloons.Plus the traces will be shorter for better latency. Good thinking.
This will also be my first attempt with Windows 11. I've got a hazmat suit on order for the install.
that shouldn't be a problem to deflect. plenty of apps exist at the moment for windows 10 and windows 11 to remove annoyances. microsoft can shove their nagging up their keester.Yeah, I've got a script to de-cruft Windows 10 that I've built up over the years. Slashdot has an article saying that MS is going to add a nag screen to 11 if you have a local account. Since this computer will be my MSFS computer which requires an MS login anyway, I don't know if I'm going to fight it.
I'm looking forward to start tweaking, I managed to move the last hardware over from my old computer and started installing software. But still haven't had time for tweaking or gaming. :/
But what is your PPT at idle?Some 7800X3D observations after tweaking:
1) There is an additional (small) memory latency vs non X3D parts at same timings as measured by AIDA64 latency. Maybe around 3ns vs my 7700X. Obviously gaming performance is still significantly better...
2) FCLK 2200 failed to POST. FCLK 2100+ achievable on all 3 of my 7000 series chips so far.
3) vSOC is too dang high under mobo defaults. Using modified Buildzoid timings at DDR5-6000 I'm currently running a vSOC of 1.14V and seeing if I can go lower... I've seen as low as 1.1V on the Ryzen 7000 DDR5 OC chart
4) Individual cores boost to at least 5000MHz under light loads, max 5050MHz
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I think the high idle power draw noticed in some configurations on AM5 is a result of putting too much voltage into vSOC. As you can see my idle power draw is significantly less than seen in many places online despite having a monitoring app (and browser window) open:
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tl;dr see if you can lower your vSOC. It seems to require very little vSOC to handle DDR5-6000 speeds, even with tweaked subtimings.
How does it feel to be the latest traitor, stabbing Intel in the back, whose CPU served you without fail for these past many years and selling your soul for some dirty V-cache?I'm looking forward to start tweaking, I managed to move the last hardware over from my old computer and started installing software.
I plan to enjoy a nice chilled bottle of import rosé once I stab intel in the back by moving over to amd. though this doesn't different itself from what I do most weekends or the occasional weekday.How does it feel to be the latest traitor, stabbing Intel in the back, whose CPU served you without fail for these past many years and selling your soul for some dirty V-cache?
You too, Brutus!???I plan to enjoy a nice chilled bottle of import rosé once I stab intel in the back by moving over to amd.
I'm quite charmed you compare me to the Roman senate that was the downfall for JC, no not the guy hammered onto a cross, the other JC. I'm more modern, like kicking Intel in the chest or back off a tall mountain cliff and watching intel fall to its splattering blue liquid ooze death.You too, Brutus!???
Intel thanks you for sparing their nuts the agony of your kicklike kicking Intel in the chest
under temporum bob swan's era you would think intel had been physically neutered. Sheared straight off with a toothed knife. Pat "Guns A'Blazin Gunslinger" Gelsinger is the best ceo Intel's had since the late Barrett. an engineer with a lot of field time.Intel thanks you for sparing their nuts the agony of your kick