Recent content by geoiii

So, looking at hwinfo I see about the same temps I saw in ryzen master. The only thing I can figure is aida is doing something extra to create the higher temp. Is that a better test? May be slow down some.

Reread, I edited and not sure it was read right the first time.

Ryzen 5 3600x overclocked 4500 MHz 1.3V Cooler Master hyper 212 Ram 16gb overclocked 3600 ryzen master test around 62 deg aida64 test around 84 deg Both temps reported by ryzen master aida64 reported around 42 deg I don't understand the differnce in temps. Can some one explain this?

It seemed the static came when certain notes where hit. After it corrected itself I could make it happen again same place in certain songs. The alsa drivers fixed it.

The Asrock B450m pro4 r2.0 comes with Realtek alc892. There is no current linux support. The only stuff is for older kernels. I did find some info this morning about Alsa drivers. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshootingProcedure. I installed stuff, got a few errors but nothing bad...

I want to switch because my onboard doesn't play well with Ubuntu. If I do disable onboard sound in bios then OS, Ubuntu Or Windows, I use both, should just use the new. Right? And everything will work as usual?

If I get a USB sound card will I disable onboard sound and still plug my speakers into back panel and will my Bluetooth headphones work?

I hope you're right. I think 44 is very cool during test. I guess my cooling config is working.

Ryzen 5 3600x auto overclocked. Cooler Master hyper 212 and air intake right above. I had both programs running while aida64 was doing its thing. After 10 mins cpu stress test. I saw speccy jump to over 80 while aida64 never got above 44.

I just put one stick 8gb ddr3 ram on on a m2n68-la narra6 mobo some would argue you cant do that but my pc is kinda working. The bios says memory not installed but it gives no error. Windows and Linux boot just fine. Recognize the 8 g but at slower clock speed than should be. 535 instead of...