Recent content by krey73

Ran the test on the frankenstein set, 3200Mhz paired with 3000Mhz, everything was stable where the auto set the speed to 2666Mhz. No crashes and everything went a-okay. Replaced the 3000Mhz with a new set of 3200Mhz, now I have 3200Mhz occupying all the lanes. Same type of RAM for all of them...

Why is that so? I'm really asking cause I'm really confused when it comes to RAM and their speed and timing and voltage bla bla bla.. 😅 I usually just stick 2 of them together and get the mobo to work it's magic

I will try to run the tests and post back the results later once I come back from work. I have the Aorus P850w psu, and it's gold rated so it should be able to handle the test. The full details of my spec in case you have additional advice: Ryzen 7 3700x Asus RTX 3080 10G TUF Gaming OC Gigabyte...

Sorry, forgot to mention that. Mine is 3700x, so I'm in the may category

They're not on the board's QVL. So in other words, I might as well sell them and get another 3200Mhz right?

I have 4 XPG Gammix D30, 2 of them are 3000Mhz and the other 2 are 3200Mhz. So can I run them on dual channel like, putting the 3200 in slot 1 &3 and the 3000 in slot 2 & 4? Mobo : Aorus X570 Elite Wifi

@Xexoxix thanks. i disassemble everything and then build it again from the ground up and now it works fine :)

I doubt it. Scan your pc for viruses/malware/spyware, see if anything comes up. [/quotemsg] i can't. it just won't boot up to my previous profile/windows/etc. it happened once but i opened the case and disconnect and then reconnect my hdd, poke the graphic card a bit and touch here and there...

My windows load up fine up to the password screen. after i put in the password, the system goes into loading for a minute then starts like a new windows with the greetings and all. any help is very much appreciated.

if you want the best,you should wait for r9 290x. it trades blow with 780 ti,mind you,not the 780. but don't expect it to go down sooner,for as long as those mining activity like bitcoin the price won't easily drop in the near time. as of now,it's best that you get the 780 outright. you can...

It's your own choice. i wouldn't say its totally bad for gaming, i can still run high-end modern games on my 5-year-old laptop with with GT335M,with a little tweaks here and there. so yeah,if you're not doing "extreme" computing,then it's always worth keeping for another year or two.