Recent content by Koekieezz

Yeah no, hdd are still a thing for bulk storage and simplicity compared to tapes, just plug and play, dont need to take a long time to r/w unless it is SMR hdd. SSD wont ever replace HDD unless SSD Durability with multi level cell are better, it costs so cheap, and pretty much it. Dont say...

How about disabling expo in bios and see if it's giving the same symptomps, just letting the ram run with jedec speeds.

If you do want to jump to a really high one, then might be a yes, 5800x3d or 5700x3d are great for gaming, rest are the same as their non x3d counterpart, while intel might be more performant by consuming more watts therefore generating more heat, LGA 1700 is dead anyways, next gen they're...

Best thing to make sure everything works, is by using it daily like what you always do usually without the intention to reproduce the problem, so that when it happens again, you could check if it is the same one, or a new one.

Either Asus Z790 Plus Wifi, MSi Z790 Tomahawk Wifi, or Asrock Z790 Pro RS/D4 or Z790 PG Lightning/D4 (if you need wifi with asrock boards you could just buy intel AX210 or BE200 m.2 module along with the ipex4/mhf4 rp-sma pigtail and rp-sma antennas of your choice). I avoid gigabyte cause bios...

An AIO like Pure Loop 2FX or Arctic freezer II argb would be the best fit for a decent priced ones, if you do plan on letting intel tvb run all the way up. Just make sure the airflow is good enough since that chip would go hot on load if tvb were up and weren't limited to certain watt and current.

if the 2x8Kit 1866 then you could match the xmp voltage for dram, but let the timings the same as the 2x8gb ones. IMO mixing different capacities in ram and trying to run it at high rated speed, need some tuning in the timings such as tRRD, tWTR, tFAW, etc. But in my experience, i would like to...

You should try the nvme in other system to see if it's actually the nvme or something up with your board.

follow this step by step in order (read till end): Disconnect from internet Uninstall every gpu driver using DDU (clean and do not restart). Uninstall all the processors (is a must, should be 16 on yours, also when it asks for restart, click on no and keep uninstalling all processors) on device...

Try to reset the bios, update to the latest bios (you need a flashdrive and separate device to format the drive to fat32 if you didnt, if it's already fat32 then put the bios file there and plug it to rear usb port), and see if you could see the m.2 drive.

Asrock Z690 PG Riptide/Pro RS or B760 Pro RS should be okay ish for your budget range. For cooler, Arctic Liquid Freezer II should be good, or Thermalright Aqua Elite or Frozen Prism.

Please describe the specification of your current in details. Also if you have the photo of the pc with the side panel removed you may aswell put it here for us to take a look.

The best option would be the fastest ssd with the least price but with the most capacity and features like dram, knowing that generation doesn't matter at all with an ssd, cause the downside is only the speed due to lower gen, but the lane does matter. Usually i'd go with gen 4 drives if its...

You could do rebar with turing, BUT it took some time to figure it out, read this (a fork of RebarUEFI)

Only possible on Z97/H97 for haswell, as the 8x chipset doesnt have "Above 4g Decoding" toggle inside the bios itself (yes this has been a talk with xCuri0). any Z97/H97 except gigabyte (gigabyte 9x chipset doesnt have above 4g decoding inside the bios) ones could use rebar.. but maxxed at 8GiB...