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I actually have forgotten that. I did now and it works fine!

I have installed the newest Nvidia driver and I have a Gigabyte b550 Vision D motherboard with a driver that supports Rezisable Bar. I set Bios settings to default and only enabled the settings that Gigabyte tells me on their website. (Above 4G Decoding = Enabled and Re-Size BAR Support = Auto) When I look into the nvidia control panel it says Rezsable Bar = No. Why is it not working? My Bios is also extremely sluggish with these settings.

Seems like you don't even know LTT at all...

Thanks, I solved it by using the 32bit version of HWINFO

My HWINFO never shows the clock speeds of the different cpu cores. I have activated all the boxes in the settings. Will this not show on an 5800x processor or do I need to activate something in particular?

It should all be on my profile page now

I will get a 750W supply for sure then. I actually looked at the tier list. It is just hard to guess which one of those is quiet for real. Something can be quiet and still have an annyoing tone to it. Maybe the RMX series does not have that high pitched tone the RM possibly has and it still kind of is in my budget.

I was wondering if an upgrade from my EVGA NEX750B has any benefits at all. My system never shut down by itself or anything like that. When I was troubleshooting in the past many people complained about my Power Supply, so that is why I was wondering if it can have any effects on performance. And if an upgrade is worthwhile I was wondering to what I should upgrade. I will get an RTX 3070 and 5800X soon and I think 650W should be enough for that. My main priority is noise though. I heared Corsair RM should be good but I've seen one review say it produces a high pitched noise. I also considered Seasonic PX but then there are people saying it's just bad and then I thought of be quiet! Straight Power 11 and there I saw people say the fan produces a weird noise(sometimes), other power supplies seem to be a bit too expensive so I have no idea what to get at all if an upgrade is necessary even.

No, it is turned off and I will never use it.

Btw it would still be appreciated if someone can compare the highs because my question from the start is not answered yet

I don't really mean it has reverb, it just sounds like the music takes longer to decay, making it sound bigger and more lively. Its the one I like the most of the headphones I heared yet. Again, K702 everything is too far away and M40x everything is too close, so I need something in the middle.

So you consider the K702 as ringing?

What do you mean by ringing? I don't really understand. Isn't that when treble hurts you or something? With reverb effect I mean everything sound bigger. Like on M40x its just too lame, too straight. I mean if you say the reverb effect is ringing then the K702 is ringing too

What the heck? I did never say that at all. I said the treble is less noticeable than on K702 but not by much. It doesn't come close to a DT880, I never said it does. I just cannot agree to this. Maybe my description of around me was wrong but because G430 has such big cups it creates some kind of reverb that makes music sound more alive. The K702 has that too, the M40x doesn't. I dont really know what seperation is exactly but perosally I hear every individual sound better than on my K702, that's probably because of the closer to me soundstage. I do compare all my headphones volume matched. I use my AKG's for around 3 months without switching to other headphones and still everytime I just put the G430 on they sound more enjoyable. (Again not because of the bass) All the other headsets I tried are garbage though. I'll just try get some HD580 and well see how I like them

I do not think they changed anything because it's just the sound signature and they won't change that in the same kind of headphone over time Well, this sounds very good to me. Treble on something like DT880 was actually too much for me. I mean, it didn't hurt my ears but it ate the bass in a way. Also the bass on the DT880 was too punchy. I like smooth bass and not fast/punchy bass But if you say the treble is fine on the HD6XX(HD650) then the HD600 should be fine I guess. I can surely say that is not the case. I nearly never use them. They have not seen use in the past 2 years. I used a Turtle Beach headset then I got the K702 which was much better than the Turtle Beach. Though when I tried the G430 on I was like, well... these are very close. And the more I compare them, the more the G430 sounds somewhat better to my ears. Not because of the bass, just because the soundstage or whatever is so damn good. Sounds like in my head but still around me. Everything sounds more focused than on K702. after that I thought, well maybe I like closed cans. then I got the M40x. But after short time of usage they didn't have the around me effect. Everything was pushed directly into my ears with 0 reverb (I think I can describe it like that) I actually thought of getting a HD580 used but since HD600 is nearly the same I thought i'll ask a comparison to the more famous one. A frequency response I found from the G430 shows they have less treble than HD600. But then again I don't know how accurate Freq Responses are from different sources. But as you said they have sparkle, it should be fine. I am a bit more confident in buying them now