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  1. From my understanding, it won't cause any problem at all, but it also won't perform any better than if you had both at the same clock (+100/+100).
  2. It's not officially supported, but the X3480 is, but it needs bios version F5 while the i5 only needs F2. http://www.gigabyte.fr/Motherboard/GA-P55-USB3-rev-10#support-cpu
  3. Ryzen's supported memory speeds can vary according to the number of sticks you have installed. http://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/amd-ryzen-7-1800x-processor-review,13.html
  4. That would be 18:9, 2k would be 2040x1080 (17:9), so that's a stange resolution you have there, most people would probably call it 1080p.
  5. Absolutely normal, RAID1 doesn't offer any performance boost, even in read only.
  6. In gaming, it helps in scenarios where you are cpu limited and some titles that really seem to like a lot of memory bandwidth, but with most games that are gpu limited, you won't notice any difference.
  7. Same results with same memory clockspeed, that would mean a massive memory bottleneck if true.
  8. Linus said in a video that they upscale their video to 4k from 1080p, because then youtube will compress it to higher bitrate then if they had uploaded the same thing in 1080p.
  9. A vacuum cleaner can create static electricity, so that probably wasn't the best idea ...
  10. The 7500 is clocked higher, so since they have the same IPC it will be a little faster, if they were the same price I'd take the 7500.
  11. Or you could try lowering the priority of the streaming/recording software.
  12. Most likely a placeholder price, if someone managed to buy it, it would be easier to refund the excess rather than to charge more if it was too low. Anyway, we'll surely find out tonight.
  13. ... OK, like that means anything, the brand new GPU could be faulty but not the PSU.
  14. Doesn't mean your particular unit isn't faulty. Did you run a driver cleaner like DDU ?
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