Toggle sidebar Toggle sidebar

TeamRed2024

Joined: Aug 12, 2024

Last seen: 42 minutes ago Viewing thread Burnt gpu port, is this repairable?

Latest activity Postings Featured content About Trophies

- TeamRed2024 reacted to KraakBal's post in the thread News Microsoft backports AMD branch prediction improvement to Windows 11 23H2, update available now — more users will see Ryzen performance improvements with Like.
  
  For For me it is because i have amd zen 3. As I understand win11 only became necessary for intel's thread director for intel 12th gen...
  
  42 minutes ago
- TeamRed2024 replied to the thread News Microsoft backports AMD branch prediction improvement to Windows 11 23H2, update available now — more users will see Ryzen performance improvements.
  
  I guess I'm in a select group when I say that I really like W11... even better than my previous favorite... XP. I don't get all the W11...
  
  Today at 5:51 PM
- TeamRed2024 reacted to Avro Arrow's post in the thread Question HELP PLEASE - GTA 5 less than 60 FPS WIHT GOOD PC with Like.
  
  Try running Unigine Superposition and see what your score is. If your card is at all compromised, it will have a seriously hard time...
  
  Today at 5:47 PM
- TeamRed2024 reacted to geofelt's post in the thread Question Gaming PC build with Like.
  
  What kinds of games do you play? Fast action shooters or playing on higher resolutions want a strong graphics card. CPU centric games...
  
  Today at 5:23 PM
- TeamRed2024 reacted to Eximo's post in the thread Question Gaming PC build with Like.
  
  Intel is currently a bit of a risk. They identified a problem with their microcode for 13th and 14th gen chips that was actually causing...
  
  Today at 5:23 PM
- TeamRed2024 replied to the thread Question Gaming PC build.
  
  You can do it. Brand loyalty doesn't exist in today's world. I recently upgraded from a 7700k/1080 Ti build... and this is my first...
  
  Today at 5:22 PM
- TeamRed2024 reacted to logainofhades's post in the thread Question Gaming PC build with Like.
  
  You want something that will last you several years, I would look at an AMD GPU instead, as you get more vram for your money, and often...
  
  Today at 5:20 PM
- TeamRed2024 reacted to thestryker's post in the thread News MSI over-the-top X870E Godlike motherboard for Ryzen 9000 supports 256GB DDR5 RAM, five M.2 SSDs, and two PCIe 5.0 x16 slots with Like.
  
  I wonder if either of those PCIe 5.0 M.2 slots are shared. Technically Zen 5 should have enough PCIe 5.0 lanes available, but I'm not...
  
  Today at 4:49 PM
- TeamRed2024 replied to the thread News MSI over-the-top X870E Godlike motherboard for Ryzen 9000 supports 256GB DDR5 RAM, five M.2 SSDs, and two PCIe 5.0 x16 slots.
  
  Yeah I knew it was up there... after all it is "Godlike." And no... the 5th m.2 slot isn't worth it. I'm good with 4.
  
  Today at 4:49 PM
- TeamRed2024 reacted to vanadiel007's post in the thread News MSI over-the-top X870E Godlike motherboard for Ryzen 9000 supports 256GB DDR5 RAM, five M.2 SSDs, and two PCIe 5.0 x16 slots with Like.
  
  If it was 8 x SSD slots I would have gotten it. Alas, with only 5 no go.
  
  Today at 4:09 PM
- TeamRed2024 reacted to ezst036's post in the thread News MSI over-the-top X870E Godlike motherboard for Ryzen 9000 supports 256GB DDR5 RAM, five M.2 SSDs, and two PCIe 5.0 x16 slots with Like.
  
  It would be over-the-top if these boards had 6 or 7 16x pci-e slots and all of that horizontal/flat board space wasn't wasted with m.2s...
  
  Today at 4:08 PM
- TeamRed2024 replied to the thread Question RAM at 6400 failing after a year.
  
  The price difference over the 7950X is $100. I took the performance increase.
  
  Today at 4:07 PM
- TeamRed2024 replied to the thread News MSI over-the-top X870E Godlike motherboard for Ryzen 9000 supports 256GB DDR5 RAM, five M.2 SSDs, and two PCIe 5.0 x16 slots.
  
  Hmmmm... that additional m.2 slot is tempting. :ROFLMAO: Seriously though... board seems a bit overkill.
  
  Today at 11:28 AM
- TeamRed2024 reacted to Zerk2012's post in the thread Question RAM at 6400 failing after a year with Like.
  
  I would set XMP then manually change the speed to 6000 and try it again.
  
  Today at 11:19 AM
- TeamRed2024 replied to the thread Question RAM at 6400 failing after a year.
  
  All I've heard about 7000 series was that 6000mhz was the sweet spot... so when I went with the 9000 series that's what I went with.
  
  Today at 11:17 AM
Show older items
Loading…
Loading…
Loading…
Loading…