Ermodo

Why did I read this title as in PCs dedicated to folding@home?

No.
 
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Next time on State vs Omar Cruz-Zamora: Do they find the missing car?
 
 

Please...don't call it "Phantom Gaming". That sounds like some crappy Chinese off brand.
 
 
EDIT: I'm also surprised they look pretty ugly and boring. I'd think, since it's Asrock, there'd be interesting designs and colors, but no...

thread title: All GPUs are now obsolete
 
reality: there are no Games, engines or GPUs that use this tech and will be years before it becomes the standard.
 
the clickbait is real.
 
EDIT: i dont look forward to all the replies to "what GPU should i get" Simply being "WaIT foR RaYTraCING GpUS eveRyThinG ElsE iS ShIT"

Why are people still using Skype? It's fucking ancient 

any class action from consumers on the horizon? i have an intel cpu and if it takes a 30% performance hit i request a full compensation of it and of the motherboard.

If that's true, it will throw the IPC advantage of Intel right into the bin, making Ryzen a lot more competitive.

5-30% performance loss on all modern Intel CPU. Well, shit.

Might just switch to Ryzen at this fucking rate

How is this even news...

So... The entire platform runs hot? Add custom VRM cooling to the list of requirements for this new amazing platform.

@Matias thank you for trying
I uninstalled all update except kb3176936 because this can't be uninstalled.
Power settings are normal.
I didn't install anything and already tried reverting everything else including system restore.

I reinstalled the gaming software, but not the driver.  I will try it.
 
EDIT: Yes in ALL games/programs
 

Everyone, quick, switch to SSDs!
 
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ohh ok thx

WOW great answer. If the problem shows again I will try this out and let you know i it worked.

All right. The RAM should be able to handle the JEDEC standard settings, 2133-14-14-14-1.2V and 2400-15-15-15-1.2V but only 2400-15-15-15-1.2V at XMP and it's only marketed as 2400MHz. Which leads me to suspect that there's something about the CL14 that poses a problem for that particular kit. 
 
Here's what I propose you do: Make sure the RAM is installed and seated deep in the A2 and B2 slots (the light gray ones further away from the CPU socket). Reset the BIOS and enter it, press F7 to turn on the Advanced mode and navigate to Extreme Tweaker. Move down to AI Overclock Tuner and set it to X.M.P. There should only be one profile available but if there's more, pick Profile #1. Just to make sure, don't change anything else at this point. Hit F10 to save and exit and select Yes to confirm. If the system posts fine after this, you can re-enter bios to set the boot priority, time and date and other stuff you like.
 
The reasoning behind all this is that the "optimized default settings" that you loaded previously are from the motherboards point of view. It's what Asus assumes is right enough and is based heavily on the assumption that the components use or at least support standard settings, like JEDEC. When you turn on X.M.P. however, the CMOS will actually "ask" the CPU and RAM, what they are supposed to run on. Hopefully this solves your problem. If not, I'm out of ideas.
The thing with the DIMM slots is an Intel thing. For some reason Intel boards want their first RAM in the A2 slot, not the A1. It's how it's always been. AMD most often doesn't care.