PampaZiya

I am honestly so surprised, I should've done this before, my temps are soo good right now and the GPU is no longer spiking and dying every few seconds. I played a whole bunch of games from AAA to league of legends to dauntless etc. and not a single problem. From now on I'm going to change the thermal paste of any GPU i buy, literally takes 10mins and the results are so impressive.

Replaced the 3 front phanteks fans with QL 140mm corsair and the pcie gpu cables with white ones, loving it !

- Case: Phanteks P500a DRGB 
- Motherboard: ASUS X570 Pro/CSM 
- CPU: AMD 5900x
- GPU: Gigabyte 2080 Ti windforce - Waiting for the TUF Gaming 3080 to be in stock to get that and replace the 2080 Ti
- RAM: 32GB Gskill Trident Z 3600mhz CL16 (Dual channel 2x16gb)
- PSU : Corsair RM 650x 80gold psu
- CPU Cooler: Corsair H150i Capellix - Performs great but lowest RPM is 2k and it's loud... like... loud. ( I have it on Quiet on ICue and it's connected to the CPU_FAN header) and forgot name of thermal paste I used on it
- Wifi/Bluetooth: TP-LINK Archer TX3000E
- Fans: Phanteks fans that came with case but I'm replacing them soon with 3 Corsair QL140 White RIB PWM 140mm and there's a Corsair LL120mm in the back exhaust (3 intake, 4 exhaust) and will be controlling them all through ICue
- Misc: Changing the CPIE cable sleeves for the GPU with white Gamerchief ones to match the other cables
- Monitors:  Asus ROG XG29Q 1440p 144hz and a Acer XB241YU 1440p 144hz
- Mouse: Gigbayte G703 wireless
- Keyboard: Ducky one 2 TKL
- Mousepad: Some razer one with rgb around it lol
- Microphone: Blue yeti nano
 
Note: Desk image shows my older prebuilt pc just at least this one is clean desk lol 
 
 
Cinabench R20 results:
Multi: 8540
Single: 611
 
I'm using PBO with Auto OC in AMD Ryzen Master, on idle is between 30-40 degrees and while gaming around 60-70 degrees
Clock speeds with the above configs is around 4.4-4.5ghz when all core and 4.6-4.7ghz single core. I haven't touched anything in Ryzen master manually just left PBO with +200mhz in bios do it's thing.
Any help is appreciated since this is my first time using an AMD CPU
Edit: core voltage max hits 1.45 when reaching the max clock speeds mentioned and goes as low as 1.1 on normal load
 
This is my first ever build, I had a prebuilt before this one and this build took me around 12 hours to assemble lol, mainly because I used some parts of my old build.
 
TODOs:
- Replace the stock case fans with the Corsair ones mentioned above, shipping
- Change cable sleeve on CPU to white ones, shipping
- 3080 TUF gaming to replace 2080 Ti
- Going to be using a V1 Tech RGB Backplate 
- Cover the PSU with a V1 Tech custom RGB plate with my gaming name on it (Pampz)
- Figure out a way to hide the cables or cover the hole next to the front intake fans (lower right in pic)
- Bigger PSU

Any suggestions are welcome !

- Case: Phanteks P500a DRGB 
- Motherboard: ASUS X570 Pro/CSM 
- CPU: AMD 5900x
- GPU: Gigabyte 2080 Ti windforce - Waiting for the TUF Gaming 3080 to be in stock to get that and replace the 2080 Ti
- RAM: 32GB Gskill Trident Z 3600mhz CL16 (Dual channel 2x16gb)
- PSU : Corsair RM 650x 80gold psu
- CPU Cooler: Corsair H150i Capellix - Performs great but lowest RPM is 2k and it's loud... like... loud. ( I have it on Quiet on ICue and it's connected to the CPU_FAN header) and forgot name of thermal paste I used on it
- Wifi/Bluetooth: TP-LINK Archer TX3000E
- Fans: Phanteks fans that came with case but I'm replacing them soon with 3 Corsair QL140 White RIB PWM 140mm and there's a Corsair LL120mm in the back exhaust (3 intake, 4 exhaust) and will be controlling them all through ICue
- Misc: Changing the CPIE cable sleeves for the GPU with white Gamerchief ones to match the other cables
- Monitors:  Asus ROG XG29Q 1440p 144hz and a Acer XB241YU 1440p 144hz
- Mouse: Gigbayte G703 wireless
- Keyboard: Ducky one 2 TKL
- Mousepad: Some razer one with rgb around it lol
- Microphone: Blue yeti nano
 
Note: Desk image shows my older prebuilt pc just at least this one is clean desk lol 
 
 
Cinabench R20 results:
Multi: 8540
Single: 611
 
I'm using PBO with Auto OC in AMD Ryzen Master, on idle is between 30-40 degrees and while gaming around 60-70 degrees
Clock speeds with the above configs is around 4.4-4.5ghz when all core and 4.6-4.7ghz single core. I haven't touched anything in Ryzen master manually just left PBO with +200mhz in bios do it's thing.
Any help is appreciated since this is my first time using an AMD CPU
Edit: core voltage max hits 1.45 when reaching the max clock speeds mentioned and goes as low as 1.1 on normal load
 
This is my first ever build, I had a prebuilt before this one and this build took me around 12 hours to assemble lol, mainly because I used some parts of my old build.
 
TODOs:
- Replace the stock case fans with the Corsair ones mentioned above, shipping
- Change cable sleeve on CPU to white ones, shipping
- 3080 TUF gaming to replace 2080 Ti
- Going to be using a V1 Tech RGB Backplate 
- Cover the PSU with a V1 Tech custom RGB plate with my gaming name on it (Pampz)
- Figure out a way to hide the cables or cover the hole next to the front intake fans (lower right in pic)
- Bigger PSU

Any suggestions are welcome !

- Case: Phanteks P500a DRGB 
- Motherboard: ASUS X570 Pro/CSM 
- CPU: AMD 5900x
- GPU: Gigabyte 2080 Ti windforce - Waiting for the TUF Gaming 3080 to be in stock to get that and replace the 2080 Ti
- RAM: 32GB Gskill Trident Z 3600mhz CL16 (Dual channel 2x16gb)
- PSU : Corsair RM 650x 80gold psu
- CPU Cooler: Corsair H150i Capellix - Performs great but lowest RPM is 2k and it's loud... like... loud. ( I have it on Quiet on ICue and it's connected to the CPU_FAN header) and forgot name of thermal paste I used on it
- Wifi/Bluetooth: TP-LINK Archer TX3000E
- Fans: Phanteks fans that came with case but I'm replacing them soon with 3 Corsair QL140 White RIB PWM 140mm and there's a Corsair LL120mm in the back exhaust (3 intake, 4 exhaust) and will be controlling them all through ICue
- Misc: Changing the CPIE cable sleeves for the GPU with white Gamerchief ones to match the other cables
- Monitors:  Asus ROG XG29Q 1440p 144hz and a Acer XB241YU 1440p 144hz
- Mouse: Gigbayte G703 wireless
- Keyboard: Ducky one 2 TKL
- Mousepad: Some razer one with rgb around it lol
- Microphone: Blue yeti nano
 
Note: Desk image shows my older prebuilt pc just at least this one is clean desk lol 
 
 
Cinabench R20 results:
Multi: 8540
Single: 611
 
I'm using PBO with Auto OC in AMD Ryzen Master, on idle is between 30-40 degrees and while gaming around 60-70 degrees
Clock speeds with the above configs is around 4.4-4.5ghz when all core and 4.6-4.7ghz single core. I haven't touched anything in Ryzen master manually just left PBO with +200mhz in bios do it's thing.
Any help is appreciated since this is my first time using an AMD CPU
Edit: core voltage max hits 1.45 when reaching the max clock speeds mentioned and goes as low as 1.1 on normal load
 
This is my first ever build, I had a prebuilt before this one and this build took me around 12 hours to assemble lol, mainly because I used some parts of my old build.
 
TODOs:
- Replace the stock case fans with the Corsair ones mentioned above, shipping
- Change cable sleeve on CPU to white ones, shipping
- 3080 TUF gaming to replace 2080 Ti
- Going to be using a V1 Tech RGB Backplate 
- Cover the PSU with a V1 Tech custom RGB plate with my gaming name on it (Pampz)
- Figure out a way to hide the cables or cover the hole next to the front intake fans (lower right in pic)
- Bigger PSU

Any suggestions are welcome !

- Case: Phanteks P500a DRGB 
- Motherboard: ASUS X570 Pro/CSM 
- CPU: AMD 5900x
- GPU: Gigabyte 2080 Ti windforce - Waiting for the TUF Gaming 3080 to be in stock to get that and replace the 2080 Ti
- RAM: 32GB Gskill Trident Z 3600mhz CL16 (Dual channel 2x16gb)
- PSU : Corsair RM 650x 80gold psu
- CPU Cooler: Corsair H150i Capellix - Performs great but lowest RPM is 2k and it's loud... like... loud. ( I have it on Quiet on ICue and it's connected to the CPU_FAN header) and forgot name of thermal paste I used on it
- Wifi/Bluetooth: TP-LINK Archer TX3000E
- Fans: Phanteks fans that came with case but I'm replacing them soon with 3 Corsair QL140 White RIB PWM 140mm and there's a Corsair LL120mm in the back exhaust (3 intake, 4 exhaust) and will be controlling them all through ICue
- Misc: Changing the CPIE cable sleeves for the GPU with white Gamerchief ones to match the other cables
- Monitors:  Asus ROG XG29Q 1440p 144hz and a Acer XB241YU 1440p 144hz
- Mouse: Gigbayte G703 wireless
- Keyboard: Ducky one 2 TKL
- Mousepad: Some razer one with rgb around it lol
- Microphone: Blue yeti nano
 
Note: Desk image shows my older prebuilt pc just at least this one is clean desk lol 
 
 
Cinabench R20 results:
Multi: 8540
Single: 611
 
I'm using PBO with Auto OC in AMD Ryzen Master, on idle is between 30-40 degrees and while gaming around 60-70 degrees
Clock speeds with the above configs is around 4.4-4.5ghz when all core and 4.6-4.7ghz single core. I haven't touched anything in Ryzen master manually just left PBO with +200mhz in bios do it's thing.
Any help is appreciated since this is my first time using an AMD CPU
Edit: core voltage max hits 1.45 when reaching the max clock speeds mentioned and goes as low as 1.1 on normal load
 
This is my first ever build, I had a prebuilt before this one and this build took me around 12 hours to assemble lol, mainly because I used some parts of my old build.
 
TODOs:
- Replace the stock case fans with the Corsair ones mentioned above, shipping
- Change cable sleeve on CPU to white ones, shipping
- 3080 TUF gaming to replace 2080 Ti
- Going to be using a V1 Tech RGB Backplate 
- Cover the PSU with a V1 Tech custom RGB plate with my gaming name on it (Pampz)
- Figure out a way to hide the cables or cover the hole next to the front intake fans (lower right in pic)
- Bigger PSU

Any suggestions are welcome !

Yeah good point, I think I'll leave it as is for now since running cinabench again on single core hit 601 which is pretty respectable considering it barely went above 70c.
 
Thank you so much ^^

Thanks @Stahlmann98 and @gloop for the response ! Which case would you recommend? (Preferably white)

@minibois @DoctorNick thank you so much for your detailed explanations. Awesome news ^^

Haha, it's okay ! It's my third year of college and this is my final Oracle project and I chose a bit complicated topic that is a university so I'm confused how I even got here LOL. But I wanted to know if I'm on the right track

You're talking about internet speed OP is talking about LAN speed. He has cat6 cables in his house so he should be getting gigabit speeds over his LAN. Internet speed is a different story

Unbox Therapy, I honestly don't see the point of it. Doesn't mean I don't like it but I just mean the videos he make are more and more meh

So on my home network (100/100) and using PingTest I get 36ms (Turku, FI <-> Frankfurt, DE) on desktop. In game that is usually same. On my brand new Lenovo U41-70 with AC (one notch over N) and 5GHz same server gives 51ms. While 2.4GHz gives 54ms. So in the end using higher freq doesn't do that much. But wifi is still worse than ethernet.
 
I'm sorry, but thats limit of my skills in this matter.

Well, whenever you've solved it, please make a post saying so and click "Mark Solved" on that post before waiting for someone to reply That way the rest of us won't spend time on something you don't need us to solve anymore. I'm glad it worked out for you.

i only get 200 KB/s .. .. That's my download speed

yea i understand well the only thing i can see being the problem is the tv connector on the tv being screwy, since you tried another cable as you say thats the only thing remaining since it works great with your pc and phone
 
what i meant before is that if i try to play a 720p video on my 4k monitor it will get grainy as it has to stretch it out like crazy and most tv signals are either 480 or 720p if you got the HD package thingy some give out, and 480p well thats will look like shit  and then comes the questions i would have about the cable being able to send 4k signals, i mean not even hdmi can send 4k 60hz, and just now is able to send 4k at all.
 
btw there is a new standard coming that all the movies and media will be using for 4k and your tv doesnt have it, its a decoding thingy from what i heard. Source, high end audio and tv store i buy my audio things from and listen to 150.000$ sound setups for shits and giggles.. and drool.. 

i don't think I understood what you need? You want to create an array of doubles, populate it and return the pointer to that array?
 
If I understood correctly, this is what you want:
#include <iostream>using namespace std;double * buildArray(int S);double * buildArray2(double *, int, int);int main() { int n; double * arr; do { cout << "Input size of the array: "; cin >> n; } while (n < 0); cout << "Building array..."<<endl; arr = buildArray(n); cout << "The created array : "; for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) cout << arr[i] << " "; cout << endl; //I think you also want to create an array starting from a pos the user enters? int pos; double * arr2; do { cout << "Input pos: "; cin >> pos; } while (pos < 0 || pos > n); arr2 = buildArray2(arr, pos, n); cout << "The second array: "; for (int i = 0; i < n - pos; i++) cout << arr2[i] << " "; cout << endl; system("pause"); return 0;}double * buildArray(int n) { double * temp = new double[n]; for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) temp[i] = i; return temp;}double * buildArray2(double* arr, int pos, int n) { double * temp = new double[n - pos]; int k = 0; for (int i = pos; i < n; i++) { temp[k] = arr[i]; k++; } return temp;}

Thank you all !

Thank you all !

A documentary about Quantum Physics, you should watch it ! It's both entertaining and mind-opening! It brings out the little scientist hiding inside you

Because it's not suitable for the mass.. It's only suitable for gamers.. And most people aren't gamers and are fine with the normal clock speed of their processors. Why would they want more? Stock speed processors are overkill for the normal tasks. 

I'm so glad I can help you out!
Btw, I got an advice to try out the 359, I did and it is running fine, the 355.98 is still more stable since I get the occasional dx11 not found or no compatible dx11 GPU and some black screens but they are a bit more rare now and the newest driver has some fps boost (a bit omly) to BO3, since it's after the BO3 driver.
Try it out, you can always downgrade back, it only takes few mins

I take screenshots of my reports and name it to what happened in the game  

WOW !!! Thanks for the info dude.. I live in lebanon.. I will let everyone I know know about the Lebanon one.. A lot go to those ! 

WOW !!! Thanks for the info dude.. I live in lebanon.. I will let everyone I know know about the Lebanon one.. A lot go to those !