Recent content by ayazam

okay thanks guys for all the answer now im just continue exploring the oc capability (not gonna daily it!)

hahahaha ;) +0.4Ghz it is a big gain... so how should i set the PBO setting, or just all auto settings on cpu core? ofcourse i'll set the memory at 3600 C16/17 im just exploring what i could do with 3500, probably not gonna daily oc it my gaming experience did not improve from my 4670k 4.5Ghz...

so.. just turn the PBO on at BIOS? and let the CPU think itself? what settings do i have to do to set at the PBO? i do intent to tightening the C19 to C16 tho, got a b-die (thaiphoon burner read) and have a great cooler H110i GT

so i have a r5 3500, 3.6Ghz base, 4.1Ghz boost (1.4v reported), 4.0Ghz allcore boost (1.31v reported) 2400-ish multi R20, 450-ish single R20 other specs: B450-A PRO MAX G.Skill SniperX 2x8GB 3600Mhz C19 so now im doing a litlle manual overclocking on the BIOS, 4.5Ghz allcore 1.3v, stable P95...

i'd go with mx4, been using that for all of my builds, personal rigs and all of the colleague, friends, and clients builds too

im not an expert myself at memory thingy but im curious, what is your goal having prime95 running fine? if i were you i'd just ignore that i cant run prime95 flawlessly :ROFLMAO: its either my lazyness or my ignorant "ah its just 1 test that i dont complete" since you run any other test...

Zotac is as good as others, but a guaranty is one factor to consider buying a pc part, even if the model and reviews looks good, you dont know what you get, you could get a faster than average dead GPU , and if your distributor is not helping... it would be a problem, thats why aftersales and...

how about you run it on a lower detail, i mean you have 4K you could lower the drops... and 1080Ti in those games should run 4K High avg 60 fps right

i would not run any system with unknown brand PSUs like that even if the system is a second hand, at least, get a second-hand quality PSUs with a guarantee still available a bronze PSUs from SeaSonic, Corsair, BeQuiet, Antec is a much better option from what your friends have

i would recommend you to get a Ryzen system a Ryzen 5 2600 (€150) with a good B450 Motherboard (€100) ex. MSI B450 Gaming Plus (ATX/mATX), ASUS Prime/TUF B450 (ATX/mATX) and 16GB DDR4 2666 kit (€100) how about your PSUs? is it good enough?

i personally would not run expensive component on cheap PSUs you should buy a quality PSU from a respectable and reliable brand such as Seasonic and Corsair so i do have the same opinion as the guy above me, buy SeaSonic Focus Plus Gold 650W or Corsair RM650W and then it depends on the...

as the guy before me said, it depends on your goal, if it's only for gaming, we have similar specs and it runs 1080p just fine you could get a better monitor though, running 144Hz would be an eye candy for you if it's me, I would buy a monitor instead upgrading the CPU or GPU

since you already had all the test trying all the main component, how about trying to test the SSDs and HDD and since you have 2 empty drives, could you try with 2 empty drives unplugged from the motherboard? and you should borrow and try another psu and test it too (i cant elaborate why, but it...

1. if 3 of your monitor have the same specs, i mean g-sync and 144Hz in all 3 monitors, you could get it run 1x3 144Hz, if the right and left one is 60hz you wil run the lowest specs of the 3 monitors 2. you could run the middle in 144Hz and the other two at 60Hz, you just turned off the Nvidia...

as the mod says, depends on the case, if there is no spacing between the slot on your fan, you'll not be able to keep your 3rd fan since both side of the radiator need more space than the 2x120mm size fan if the 3 fans on the front for aesthetic, you should get your rad on the top is possible