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Every time I've tried XeSS on AMD it was smearing terribly in motion. Is it better with 1.3?

11 minutes ago, Ridoheru said:

It starts when I power on my PC to when I shut my PC down 

??

so it happens on the desktop?

What do you do when that's happening and what do you use to monitor this?

9 minutes ago, FrozenHydrangea said:

CPU: Ryzen 5 3600

GPU: Rx 7600

MOBO: B450 Tomahawk Max

SSD: P3 500GB

Ram: 16GB ddr4 3200mhz

PSU: 650w evga GQ

Nevermind the CPU part. I was just wondering if you're experiencing the Intel stability issues.

Have you tried monitoring your GPU behaviour? Clocks, temperature, voltages, power usage, VRAM usage? Anythig out of ordinary there?

May you list rest of your PC specs? Maybe you have 13th or 14th gen Intel CPU?

Sounds like you have the same issue I had on my laptop. By default my BT was as "non-discoverable" and there was no option in the settings anywhere to make it discoverable and at the same time Live USB boot worked fine. So while I could find the devices I wanted to connect to my laptop, they couldn't because they couldn't se my laptop.

I had to install "blueman" where I can enable discoverability and connect devices.

Yep, CL is quite meaningless and the secondary timings will matter a lot more especially if these are dual rank sticks so get the faster one (3600 C18).

Exploring worlds in Starfield is like watching the paint dry... Except there are no loading screens when waiting for the paint to dry. 

Easiest and also fastest way to do it is with FFMPEG.

Just install FFMPEG and then convert it with this command:

ffmpeg -i input.mov -c copy output.mp4

for example

ffmpeg -i C:/ProgramFiles/video.mov -c copy C:/ProgramFiles/video.mp4

22 minutes ago, GreenLeaf said:

I think ur write but will AMD be fine in either cases?

If you do CPU rendering for 3D applications then the Intel CPU will be faster but I'm assuming for 3D modeling you'll use your GPU most of the time so either CPU will be barely used... in which case the 7800X3D is a better gaming CPU.

I have glossy ntb with OLED and even in pitch black you can see mirror of your keyboard backlight on the screen but if you disable it and watch movies it's amazing. 

1 minute ago, SorryBella said:

Have you considered just encrypting your DNS inquiry so a "leak" is useless in the first place? Also DNS over HTTPS is a thing now.

 

https://github.com/ungoogled-software/ungoogled-chromium Pretty much your only game in town. Its a two horse race, everyone is ditching their proprietary browser engine for Chromium, so if you want a privacy centric one its to completely degoogled Chromium, or get another Firefox reskin with more attachments like Tor Browser.

This and for example you can use NextDNS for free, turn off logs, set up protections and blocking. 

Why 7950X3D instead of 7800X3D?

Pick GPU based on whichever features you like most for the price. Either card performs nicely.

4 minutes ago, YingZuo said:

I haven't made a purchase yet. I'm still checking the configuration,
The main purpose of buying this computer is to play Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020. If you have any better suggestions on the configuration, I would greatly appreciate it.

7800X3D is significantly better gaming CPU. 

Get 7900X only if you are working with heavy multi-threaded workloads. 

Yes

1 hour ago, Bipstick said:

what then does changing tdc and edc do? prevent a certain amount of power delivery while the cpu is under heavy load or at a spike?

TDC = sustained current and EDC = burst current if I remember correctly. Some workloads draw way more current than others which will make your CPU hit power limit much sooner despite CPU using low clocks because it's running at very low voltages due to current maxing out the power. Not really something you need to worry about too much for day to day tasks.

3 minutes ago, ImWilly said:

 

Your rig will play Star Wars Jedi Survivor smoothly, since it's CPU intensive game instead of GPU

 

no PC runs it smoothly

PPT is how much power in W the CPU can use so changing PPT alone is enough.

Or you can leave everything as it is and change the max temp the CPU can reach before throttling.

In either case you'll get lower multi-core performance but should maintain roughly the same single-core performance.

3 hours ago, Aereldor said:

It's a Fractal Ridge! It's going to be sitting against the wall but I believe the side that has the GPU I can face away from the wall. 

 

I've been looking into overclocking and - 

 

After learning this, it seems an overclocked 7900 XTX puts up an admirable fight against the RTX 4090. Currently you can get one for under $900. Wouldn't this make it kind of obscene value? 

7900 XTX for $850 is a good value vs RTX 4080 Super but it IS $300 more than the 7900 GRE so it's up to you to decide if you want to spend that much money.

46 minutes ago, Aereldor said:

It's going in a tiny Mini ITX case and the only place for me to put it is pretty flush on a wall shelf so overclocking might not be the best idea lol.

Overclocking the memory specifically in case of 7900 GRE as that is the most limiting factor on this card.

4 minutes ago, bal723 said:

my unrelated question:
should i upgrade to 11400f and better b560m mobo for 130$ combined or i should save up couple hundreds dollars for a proper upgrade

For $130 that's not bad. Look at what kind of performance to expect from that and decide if that can last you 2-4y for your needs before you need to upgrade again.

9 minutes ago, Ragingsilver said:

Hi all,

 

I want to upgrade my Ryzen 3600X to either the 5700X3D or 5800X3D. I've never upgraded my CPU before, I've always just gone to the next generation socket that requires a new MOBO in the past. Other than upgrading the BIOS to support it, Is this process just a simple swapping process?

 

- Would I need to reinstall Windows?

- Uninstall old drivers or something beforehand?

 

Thanks in advance people.

1.) Update BIOS before swapping CPUs

2.) Reset CMOS after swapping CPUs then reconfigure your XMP/DOCP profiles

no need to reinstall Windows. MAYBE reinstall chipset drivers but even that shouldnt be necessary.

56 minutes ago, skayqz said:

Like 200 euros preferably 150

save up for a new platform. Spending anything more than 100eur for your system is just a waste (and even 100eur is arguably too much). You can probably find 2nd hand used 3000 series Ryzen along with a motherboard and RAM for 200eur these days.

You can save 20eur by going with 7600 instead of 7600X... if you enable PBO in the BIOS they are basically the same CPU

Then you can change RX 7800XT to RX 7900 GRE and the total price will be around 28eur more but you'll have better GPU

https://nl.pcpartpicker.com/list/sc4nVW