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not a really good cost saving measure, more confusion and price brackets is annoying to deal with
AMD used to do it but not anymore. usually it's not only 1 defective core, but maybe multiple, and that gets cut down to a lower tier processor.

1080p/low/medium at ~60fps. depends what games though

gpu* not cpu,
 
gtx 1080ti in possibly SLI with a x370 motherboard.
 
 
seriously though, buy the BEST GPU you can afford. better to buy a good GPU and pair it with a temporary 'bad' CPU than to buy a midranged GPU to pair with the temporary 'bad' CPU. at least when you carry the GPU over to a new system / upgrade the CPU, you get better performance.

brb downloading my google drive off of a couple of accounts and an archive that someone shared to me

There's really not much you can do besides maxxing out the RAM and adding an SSD.

Unless you know some Chinese modders.

Aida64 for thermal testing, Prime95 for stability testing

What die do you have? Download thaiphoon burner and check
 
Edit: google everything tbh when it comes to memory overclocking. I'm having fun with mine right now and there's a lot of goodies / tricks that isn't all on one website, but rather scattered across the internet 
buildzoid is a great resource though
 
the first thing I recommend is finding your maximum fCLK (infinity fabric) overclock as well as your maximum CPU undervolt (let PBO do the overclocking, that's what I heard was the best/easy method)
run XMP and do a memtest for a hour or two, if it's stable at that fCLK with both a memory stress test (XMP default) and a prime95 AVX test then start tinkering with ram 
(you want to stress memory and CPU because infinity fabric does two things: CCX to CCX communication and CCX to memory communication)
 
assuming you have a good ram kit, see if you can match it up 1:1 fCLK and mCLK (memory speed, remember it's /2 because DDR. eg, DDR4 3200 is actually running at 1600MHz)
it's not worth desync for fCLK and mCLK if the difference is <133MHz , but it's worth it if it's over (eg, running DDR4 3200 with a 1833 fCLK is worth it, but running DDR4 3600 with a 1800 fCLK is better than running 3600 and 1833)
 
maximum safe voltage for ddr4 is 1.45v. Bump your ram to 1,45v for the remainder of the overclock to figure out what's the fastest/tightest configuration 
 
I'd start off with running ryzen memory calculator and using those numbers as a beginning start, then tightening up the values. Only enter in the primaries (CAS, tRCD, tRP, tRAS) and then stress for a bit
then lower the numbers down.
 
Once you've lowered CAS, tRCD, tRP and tRAS down to as low as it'll go while being stable, try tweaking with tRC
minimum tRC value = tRP + tRAS
 
Once stable, put in the tertiary timings from the ryzen calculator
i have no idea what to do at this point as I'm starting this point right now.. memory overclocking will take you a good while though. I recommend 8hrs stress test as the ambient temperature of the ram itself will affect stability 

Because Extreme shaders. 4K optimized uses a different shader profile that is a lot easier to run.

1.5v at stock under idle to get high boost but stock load is like 1.35v or less
high voltages at idle is apparently fine for zen2 because it doesn't draw much amps, but once it gets to a high load then it'll drop the voltage down because more amps 
something something 7nm is very small, very delicate is what I remember from reddit lol

it lowers it's clockspeed to save power, same thing happens on my 3600 and my 8350u laptop
use ryzen master to see which cores are parked/deep sleep 

https://www.3dmark.com/spy/8132273
8 996 graphics score, the HBM OC helps me in games with the lows but not the averages 
that's with my everyday OC, I'll go run 3dmark and superposition 1080p extreme in a bit

you need powertable mod
there's one that allows you go +100MHz more on the memory (1300 total) but going any more requires to use the ones that force more voltage (as far as I know)
I made one (just figured out which lines were different from the vanilla one, then changed the values to be larger) just so I can reach 1337GB/s bandwidth
 
I don't run it very overclocked because if I wanted to do that, I need waterblock, I have a big voltage wall at ~1900MHz
I run 1070mV / 1880MHz core, and 1000MHz mem (I heard that HBM doesn't like being overclocked, I don't game much anyways and I want this card to last as looooooooooong as possible)
 

I've been reading a lot of the same opinion, the whole "Get rid of 4chan/8chan, and the issue is solved!".

Getting rid of the site that hosts the content/nasty people will only make the next site(s) they flock to even harder to penetrate/get rid of. The platform isn't the issue here, its the people that use the platform.

To that end, what needs a serious look is mental health. We need to isolate the root causes of why these people end up doing these horrific acts.

I personally think that these people feel they have nothing to live for, so they're much easier to goad into being a martyr for "the cause", whatever that ends up being. A lack of relationships(not just romantic), an oppressive feeling that everything is against them, and the ease of access to weapons certainly also contribute to the eventual decline in these people's mental state.

On the topic of Cloudflare deciding to remove its services from 8chan, I imagine that this is a public image move.

"Recent mass shooter used 8chan, and Cloudflare protects their website!!!" isn't a good look. While politics likely did have a factor in this, I don't think they were the major factor that caused this action.

PCPartPicker Part List Type Item Price CPU AMD Ryzen 5 3600 3.6 GHz 6-Core Processor $259.50 @ shopRBC Motherboard MSI B450-A PRO ATX AM4 Motherboard $124.99 @ PC-Canada Memory G.Skill Aegis 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR4-3000 Memory $159.99 @ Newegg Canada   Prices include shipping, taxes, rebates, and discounts     Total $544.48   Generated by PCPartPicker 2019-08-04 22:03 EDT-0400    

All I see is <2% difference, lol. And that's with b-die RAM. 
Ram speed above 3000mhz has ZERO noticeable effect on overall performance. See chart above. 

I mean I get it, I have 32gb of ram but I know I will probably not need it. Maybe if I start doing stuff like I used to. I used to be a content creator in Second Life so it was pretty common for me to have SL open, blender running, Gimp running and a bunch of browser windows open all the same time. And even that workd with a 1500x and 16gb of ram. Actually for a while I think I was doing it on a bulldozer 4 core with 8gb of ram.
 
I was just looking at what you said you were using it for and the stuff you were getting didn't make total sense from a price to performance stand point. Most people want to spend as little as possible to get the most they can. And the new ryzens tend to like faster ram. I think Tom and I where both thinking you might be better off with less ram that is faster is all.
 
And for the record, I have the 450 tomahawk and it works perfectly fine for me.
 
 
 

you'll have no issues hitting 3000mhz with 3rd gen ryzen
 
I have gskill 3200mhz CL14 (samsung b-die) running at 3600mhz 16-16-16 1.35v on both my new ryzen systems

Wait - it's a waste considering the prices.

Why people stick these stupid devices in their homes is just beyond baffling. Are people really this dumb or just don't give a fuck at all? Like, come on, would you let your neighbor listen to ALL your conversations? Of course not. But they are totally fine because it's Google and it's listened to by someone 1000 kilometers away. So all is fine. I think people don't even know what is happening and when someone tells them they look at them like they are some sort of paranoid fruitcakes. Wake up people!

Tier 4 psu good?

my case has 5 5.25" bays and i only have 3 optical drives. need more shit in there!

vii @ stock clocks
mine is defective so sometimes the wu will just oof but...   it's still something 

vii @ stock clocks
mine is defective so sometimes the wu will just oof but...   it's still something 

I've completely forgotten about this
thank you

I've completely forgotten about this
thank you

CPUz tells you what your ram is really running at, while advertised speeds are really doubled of what they are running at because double data rate
eg, DDR3 1600MHz = 800mhz real clockspeed
your ram is running at 2133MHz for some reason, that is correct. in some systems, the RAM underclocks to save on power, try to see if the clockspeed is the same while doing something intensive
if it is, then you've got your ram set to 2133MHz. Your ram may be rated for 3000MHz, but it's not going to run at that unless you set it to 3000MHz via XMP I believe