Recent content by SkyRock1986

Check ram compatibility with that board?

Gpu wise I run a RTX 2070. I'm happy , but it's already surpassed by new consoles. 2080ti is def not terrible .

Define "good" lol , I have a 3700x and I'm beyond satisfied so yes in my eyes that is beyond "good"

One thing that happens a lot is the mis-use of the word "teraflops". Teraflops are almost useless in gaming without the support of other hardware like low latency memory etc. View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1YiWSmu3e4

Price doesn't matter, was wondering if the difference would be noticable in games or if my 2070 is close enough in performance

Ryzen 7 3700x\Wraith Prism Cooler Asus Prime x470-Pro\V.5406 Bios G.Skill Trident Z Royal 16 GB DDR4 CL14 @ 3200Mhz Aorus Extreme RTX 2070 Western Digital Sata SSD M.2 250GB\Western Digital HDD 1TB EVGA 850W PSU\Windows 10 64 bit 1440p 165hz

I have a RTX 2070 Aorus Extreme, my question for you is it worth upgrading to the RTX 2080ti from where I am? If it is, which RTX 2080ti card is the best?

Nice CPU and memory combination.

define frame drops? frame drops for you might be different for someone else. are you gaming at 1080p or 1440p?

The B450 is the “midrange” type of motherboard. Providing decent amounts of power supply and features to extract nearly every capability from all of the Ryzen 2000 range CPUs . You should get decent amounts of auto-boost

Got my Trident Royals in today FAST!! They are also quite a looker with that crystal RGB! Loving it

The 8-pin connector for CPU (the EPS12V Connector, also called EATX12V) is rated for 7 Amps per wire pair (4 pairs at 7 amps = 28 amps), and is rated for 336 Watts maximum (12V * 28 Amps = 336 Watts). The 4–pin connector only has 2 wire pairs, and thus can only carry 14 Amps, for 168 Watts...

RAM frequency determines the speed of the Infinity Fabric link between CCXes, so there is actually a reason for Ryzen chips to benefit more from higher-clocked RAM

buy a new psu as soon as you can. Yes , technically you can run it like that until the CPU decides to draw more power and it shuts down. This way you do not need to mess with underclocking your CPU

My case has the dark Tempered glass side panels that make my RGB look fasincating without seeing the motherboard itself, so not having the dummy sticks in my other ports does not show if you know what I mean. But ALL my components have RGB except my wireless card.