Recent content by Georgeecbkr

Hey guys I’m thinking of getting the thermaltake p1, z390-I strix, 2080 oc strix, trident z 16GB @ 3600, i5-8600k cooled with the nzxt x62. Now the strix is well known for its great cooling so I’m not so worried about that but will all the other components be cool enough with the open case?

Right I bought some DDR4 2x8gb G Skills Trident Z 4600mhz ram second hand and it works perfectly until I ran into a few blue screens while gaming so decided to underclock it to 3200mhz and it’s been fine ever since, occasionally a game will crash but no BSOD. I then realised that I’ve bought ram...

Actually you’ve got me thinking it may be my motherboard VRMS... i thought they was good in this motherboard but maybe and Aorus mb could handle it a bit better...

Do you have any advice for me pls I need all the help I can get 😂

So do you have any advice for me pls

Thanks for your advice but I was hoping to use the most out of my £300 RAM, if you’re saying I’ve got to use it at 2666 I may as well sell it and get some new sticks That CPU is a few generations ago so would have a different recommended voltage which I’m not sure on and it also is a lot of...

So just lower the voltage to 1.35V and run a stress test at different speeds to see how it works? Also newish to PCs so where does the timings come into it, I know little on that. Also can you recommend and good ram stress test

Right I bought some DDR4 2x8gb G Skills Trident Z 4600mhz ram second hand and it works perfectly until I ran into a few blue screens while gaming so decided to underclock it to 3200mhz and it’s been fine ever since, occasionally a game will crash but no BSOD. I then realised that I’ve bought ram...

I’ve only really been into building PCs properly in the last few months. Is it as simple as just lowering the voltage and leaving it at 4600mhz?

Right I bought some DDR4 2x8gb G Skills Trident Z 4600mhz ram second hand and it works perfectly until I ran into a few blue screens while gaming so decided to underclock it to 3200mhz and it’s been fine ever since, occasionally a game will crash but no BSOD. I then realised that I’ve bought ram...

Mobo: msi z390i gaming edge CPU: i7-8086k @ stock The ram is still running at 1.5v or just slightly over when I checked the bios, has been the whole time so yes it was at the time of BSOD, no more has uccured since I lowered the speed. I didn’t mess with the volts as a rookie I just thought it...

Right I bought some DDR4 2x8gb G Skills Trident Z 4600mhz ram second hand and it works perfectly until I ran into a few blue screens while gaming so decided to underclock it to 3200mhz and it’s been fine ever since, occasionally a game will crash but no BSOD. I then realised that I’ve bought ram...