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dual chiplet AM5 is janky anyway, might aswell run it from fresh from the start

First boot was with stock BIOS setings Windows only tells me it can't repair the install and points me to some log file... No real interest in trying with another drive, a clean install will be easier

haha, my 5800x3d is booting off the same drive and windows installed as the fx-8350, i didn't THINK i was losing performance, hold up now im second guessing myself.... Should i reinstall?

AM4 -> AM5, remember that it's DDR5 instead of DDR4 too

You did jump to a new socket though. If you were in the same socket but with a new gen then it could've been fine but with a new socket it's rarely highly recommended and if not that then it's necessary to reinstall windows do you have another drive you can try? Maybe try disabling any auto OC settings for RAM or turning off PBO if it's on Was there a code on the blue troubleshooting menu? really? that's strange. I guess it's probably only necessary for going from intel to amd (Since I basically had to do that to get into windows when going from my 10100f to current 5600) Is performance/stability as expected? Performance may be better with an installation of win 10 for the 5500 (installed on the boot drive for it while it's in the system) Either that or a couple of youtubers have lied to me

its on and off, i went from a fx-8350 to a 5500 with no problems, same windows 10

Toyota as usual is leading the way with "I told ya so" knowing that full BEV isn't ready for primetime. They're doing the math going "not everyone can afford a $75k BEV, but 80% of people drive less than 50 miles a day, they'd really be better with a plug-in hybrid. We can make 1 BEV, 13 PHEV, or 30 classic Prius vehicles, so we'll do the 13 PHEV or 30 Prius vehicles that people will be able to afford" We aren't gonna ditch ICE anytime soon, but we HAVE to ditch fossil fuels if humanity would like to continue existing. Hydrogen combustion is looking good, and Sodium battery tech has been progressing well recently.

Yeah will do that, but I was confident it should have worked as the system only chnage was another AMD CPU, would have made things simpler

I recently had a Labster sim for replacing a bad lab grade, 2 attempts. First attempt was 87 minutes and 65%. Found out that if you speedrun the program, it actually works correctly, so I speedran it 100% in 14:07.

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