But what is your PPT at idle?
What have you been using to validate stability with lower vsoc?Since there's no appreciable difference for gaming between 5600 CL28 and 6000 CL30 I wonder if I could get away with lower volts for everything including 1.00V for SOC and 1.25V MC/IOD with 5600 CL28...
It feels really goodHow 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?
My last AMD was the X2 3800+This is my first AMD setup in a long time. The last one I had was a Opteron 165 oc'd to 3ghz on a 939 DFI Lanparty board. I still have it lying around somewhere.
What is in your setup (BIOS version included)? I don't see them in your sig ...The boot time seems to be 14-15s
ASRock X670E RS pro bios v 1.18What is in your setup (BIOS version included)? I don't see them in your sig ...
The last AMD that I've used was Opteron 180. The last I've seen was Phenom (II X6?). The cloud naturally offers EPYCs, but that is less tangible. Still not sure what to order next, but within AM5 selection is likely.
Yeah I'm not even close to that on mine. Granted I have PBO enabled, CO -30, manual PPT set to 100W. But idle should be idle, right? Guess not. My SOC voltage at "idle" is 1.350. Unfortunately I have not found a place in the MSI BIOS to change it.22W at "idle". Keep in mind this is with HWiNFO64 itself using anywhere from 0.3%-0.6% of CPU time per task manager so true idle likely a smidge lower.
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CPU - auto voltage, no PBO, no change to PPT
vSOC 1.1V (1.090V sensor read)
MC voltage: 1.35V (I might try to optimize this next)
vDIMM 1.35V
Secondary monitor on iGPU.
I'm using L-connect since I have the Lian Li fans. It controls RGB as well. There is a free software that gets a lot of praise since it allows you to use both CPU and GPU temp (separately or by using the max of either one) to set fan speed.Which software do you use for fan control?
Just buy a new one and return it under the original order. You don't even have to uninstall anything.It looks like Newegg is now offering the Jedi Survivor code with the 7800X3D. I would have waited for this if I knew, as I wanted to pick up this game anyway, but returning mine and buying a new one is too much of a hassle now.
Actually I just went to the chat on the Microcenter site and asked them about this. I gave them the ref number from the receipt and they sent me the code by email right away. Great service from them.Just buy a new one and return it under the original order. You don't even have to uninstall anything.
Actually I just went to the chat on the Microcenter site and asked them about this. I gave them the ref number from the receipt and they sent me the code by email right away. Great service from them.
You need an AMD account to use the code and have to download an AMD app to verify you own the CPU. I think it's an EA platform key and only becomes available when the game releases. A bit of a hassle, but well worth it for a game I wanted anyway.
It's actually Deep Cool. I believe that is the AK620.what is a d t cooler? Very nice setup. I am not sure how I feel about there being no curtains with a view of your neighbour's balcony. what is that net under the desk?
I have 2 or 3 of them on my 7950x's. Great cooler for $50-$65 (I got the first one for $50, then the price went up)It's actually Deep Cool. I believe that is the AK620.
No idea on history. I just searched one day, found this, and its been working great !I've never heard of deep cool. are they new? or an old brand that's come back again? I've bought the same few brands forever. very out of the loop with heatsinks.
I've never heard of deep cool. are they new? or an old brand that's come back again? I've bought the same few brands forever. very out of the loop with heatsinks.