Recent content by Wuwu

I don't care anymore, you are right, spend more money, using brain hard.

Fine by me, 2c drop for how much? I am done here.

You don't get it, the die area under the metal heatsink of he CPU is tiny, more cooling power won't fix the transfer between the tiny area and the cooler, undervolting will, you just need to meet the requirements of the power output, so for example 125 watts. On average the CPU will drop temp...

I max at 81c on my 5800x3D using an air cooler. - A significantly harder to cool chip. Guys PC is like a rats nest inside and clearly has no undervolt or power tuning done. An undervolt of -0.256 should work, just do that, if unstable increase voltage only slightly. Try these settings for...

Completely normal, the chip is tiny and so has way less area to dissipate heat. An undervolt of -0.256 should work, just do that, if unstable increase voltage only slightly. Try these settings for power draw... these should be safe. PPT = 125, TDC = 90, EDC = 125

Here you are expressing the theory vs the reality, respecting the nature of which reality works.. example it is stupid to do it just to say, hey look what cool think I did as a manufacturer.

Since when has Gamers Nexus repaired RTX 4000 series GPU's? I too would be a bit dramatic if I spent £1700 on a GPU for it to melt it's self down. I can maybe understand doing that with metals to make something, but GPU's tend to have a singular purpose.. ya know?

As for the question as why people do X vs Y, why do you think IQ tests exist?

Try and maintain some elf control over thew TnA and you will be fine. :kikou:

:homer::ptdr::LOL::LOL::LOL::LOL:

You need 2 RAM sticks. You also need abetter power supply. I recommend at least a MSI AG-F (80+ GOLD) unit, they come in 650w flavor and upwards to 1000 watt.

I got my old Westmere E5640 to 4.46ghz stable and it was kicking ass along side Sandy Bridge chips. Was on an ASUS P6x58D-E with 16GB 2133mhz RAM and R9 Fury. Today this system is old hat.

I am a little confused. Are you a developer or are you starting out and just messing with Unreal Engine? It's a lot of money for something you may never get any productivity from.

Parts I would recommend. RAM upgrade and a new CPU cooler. PCPartPicker Part List: https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/dPs8Bj CPU Cooler: Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE 66.17 CFM CPU Cooler (£39.00 @ Computer Orbit) Memory: Kingston FURY Beast 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory...

It played it just fine on high settings with maxed RT on 1440P with DLSS, I ran it on the Gigabyte M27QI used to have. I mean no shit it likely ran like ass without DLSS, that is Nvidia's entire shtick LOL. Hilarity should ensue because by that metric all Nvidia GPU's can't run RT.