Recent content by HybridWolf

Thanks, didn't know that page existed, thanks for tracking it down.

So, we all practically know that ryzen runs better with high speed memory. (Say 3200 mhz at cl 14) In the case of video editing, which is better? Running an ryzen chip with high speed memory, or an intel chip with high speed memory? I couldn't find any comparisons between the two online...

Sorry for the late response, you should just run a few stress tests on AIDA64 and check to see if your getting the "Guaranteed to run at" speeds -Wolf

Mind elaborating what mobo + cpu you got? Just out of curiosity.

Hmm, did you move your PC anywhere before these BSOD's happened? If so, maybe the motherboard bent one of the pins accidentally due to fitting issues. (Highly unlikely) I still suggest you completely power down the PC , turn off the PSU and unplug all cables and check the cpu first. If that...

Maybe the hard drive decided to take a dump on you.

Press the power button on the motherboard instead. Your cable to the power switch from the case might not be connected properly or died.

If you have a secondary motherboard that is compatible (Can try and find one from neighbours / friends?) with the current cpu socket you are using, you can try that mobo. If the problem persists, it's likely the cpu thats creating the BSOD's. Also, if you have access to the system and arent...

Ah, good to know.

Check the bios and turn up the vcore, it's unlikely that you'll actually need to increase the vcore, since you can overclock it pretty well at a standard voltage.

Diagnose it, with the current provided information, we cannot help you. We need more information, it could entirely be the cooler inside there anyways.

Assuming you are using a Threadripper CPU from AMD, the bracket can be bought separately. If you arent using Threadripper, any other socket will fit with the cooler. If you are having troubles fitting the cooler on, check a video on youtube on how to install that specific cooler, there will...

I'd say it's the motherboard that's coughing up, although this post should be in the "Systems" section of the forum, please correct that. -Wolf

Lower Resolution = Less Pixels to render = Lower Power Needed (In most circumstances) = Lower Temperatures. I can't guarantee that it will reduce fan noise though.

He has a sustainable udget to allow for one more drive, thanks though.