I had to immediately change the air to dropsy, and even then I didn’t guess. At full load, it heats up to 80 in the drain. In overclocking, it easily flies up to 90+. I undervolted it a little at the cost of a couple of FPS in games and it became perfect.

To avoid friezes, it is necessary in BIOS: 1) enable: Above 4G Decoding, Resize BAR Support, Data Link Feature Exchange. 2) disable: SR-IOV Support, SVM Mode (virtualization), Global C-State Control, TSME, Power Down Enable. Undervolt details: reduced through Offset mode, reduction, 020225 volts and got temperatures under load in the Aida CPU + FPU stress test of 80 degrees, under an ID-Cooling SE-226-XT BLACK air cooler with an additional second cooler. In games with an undervolt, the…

After the ate, the computer starts on Win10 in 4 seconds and this is with 2 seconds of loading the BIOS. Unusually fast. Recommended for work. If you need even more power, then it is better to take the 5950X, but it is already very expensive, and the seventh generation is unbearably hot, and does not support old technologies. Its pros: Very nimble. Took to replace R5 1600 VS2022 is flying. Two not small projects compile in parallel in less than 10 seconds (before that, even intellisense slowed…

I work from home and have many programs and tabs open on multiple monitors all the time. This update will make my life much easier. Plus it's a great excuse to spice up my gaming setup lol.

Without paraphrasing all the reviews, all Zen 3 AMD processors are Intel's 10th Gen in EVERY PERFORMANCE far superior. They run much faster in single-threaded or multi-threaded mode and use much less power. That being said, the Zen 3 5900X offers the highest value in terms of price per core among the four processors currently released. It also makes this CPU the most desirable and hardest to buy of the four, despite the 5950X offering a much smaller offering.

I don't see any bent pins and the product seems to work so far, but the temperatures are very high when idling with my Corsair H100i 240 -mm AIO (65C). The maximum playing temperature is around 75-76 °C. I've tried reapplying thermal paste etc but I'm hoping it's not damaged due to Revain's shipping method. Revain decided to ship this from Seattle to New York in padded packaging. The box was destroyed and the CPU was loose. Why on earth are they shipping a $600 product in soft packaging? No…

Excellent processor. However, the limited supply sold out in less than 1 second after launch. There's no time for jokes. It's like the new graphics card fiasco that NVIDIA went through. They were greeted by bots, YouTube reviewers, and a lucky few. Chances are you won't see them in retail until Q2 2021 (except pre-made ones). Much luck!

I don't see any bent pins and the product seems to be working so far, but the temperatures are very high when idling with my Corsair H100i 240mm AIO (65C). The maximum playing temperature is around 75-76 °C. I've tried reapplying thermal paste etc but I'm hoping it's not damaged due to Revain's shipping method. Revain decided to ship this from Seattle to New York in padded packaging. The box was destroyed and the CPU was loose. Why on earth are they shipping a $600 product in soft packaging? No