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Why 10400f when 11400f is around? Also B500 series has memory OC so you can use faster RAM... UwU
 
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SSD setup is a little odd, and the keyboard isn't great, other than that it's fine.
The PSU might suck, I'm not going to dig that deep.

All solid except zen+ (ryzen 2xxx) over zen 2 (ryzen 3xxx). Any particular reason to do it?

it wont
 
https://www.techradar.com/news/your-budget-intel-motherboard-might-not-be-compatible-with-intel-11th-gen-processors

DRAM-less doesn't mean cache-less.
The SU630 for example has the ability to use pSLC (pseudo-SLC) caching.
 
Anyway, as a game-drive it should be fine either way. You're mostly reading from a drive with only games on it, so you won't notice any performance difference.

Yea it will work fine as a games drives. I have a good amount of dramless sds in use for boot aswell, and its not a noticable difference in windows.

I would get the Core GC. out of those Ga is the worst and Pure power 11 is the best. it is decently quiet and better than GC. but not 24$ better. get the GC.

Afterburner worked just fine. Thank you! Now I have a custom fan curve that actually works

Use speedfan, it can directly access the GPU's fan controller chip

Use afterburner

I updated from 20.4.2 to 20.9.2 last week. Assassin's Creed Odyssey went from 71fps to 76fps. So we see some real improvement from AMD.

It is possible that updates of drivers ontop of updates of drivers, over and over again made the driver inefficent, and gave you some extra fps.

About the best you'll get right now. Covid driving up prices. New chips coming within the next few months here, hopefully
 
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That gpu is solid, but the cpu can't keep up. I would rather get something like a ryzen 3200g/3400g and no gpu

Gross.

Can't imagine the gaming will be great on a 2 core APU.
 
What's your budget? Location?

yes, a sp9 for this build is not shabby at all. However, if you must get an expensive psu, I'd still advise against it. After all, 150 will get you a nice used 1070/1080, which will certainly be a better buy (as that rx570 is rather puny)

Perfectly adequate budget unit. 
 
Servers have 2 to ensure continious operation as the cost of a single rack turning fully off is significant.
 
The System power 9 above 400w is perfectly good aswell. It being the lowest end (its not) doesnt neccesarly mean its bad

I figured it out. RZQ=240 so 240/7 = 34, that's why it says RZQ/7(34) but it's a little confusing. So far I just followed the values given by the calculator and my system is running fine at CL 14 (originally 3200 MHZ CL 16). Hinyx IC's have proven to be decent quality after all and they're cheap. MEMTEST86 passed.

Hi guys, I'm tweaking my ram timings with the help of Ryzen DRAM Calculator. Everything seems good so far, plus 10 FPS on my most played game. I haven't tested for full stability using memtest86, I'll do it later. 

I'd like to know what to do with some settings in my BIOS that don't match the ones showed in the CALCULATOR. See the images below. I'm not sure what to do with tRFC because it shows as only "tRFC" in the calculator but I have more than one tRFC setting in my BIOS. Also RTT_NOM and RTT_PARK don't allow me to set RZQ/7(34), I can only disable the setting or set a value in ohms. What should I do? Help me out pls! Is there any step by step guide on how to use the calculator properly?

3466 should perform better 
 
With zen + and hynix IC's ? 
Highly unlikely 
You can try tho, anything over 1.2 for the Soc I would not recommend 

Booting and stable are completely different things lol.
 
Run it through some benchmarks and some memory tests - you will find (very likely unless you got super duper lucky) its not stable with just setting these items at such an aggressive overclock)

Never sacrifice latency for bandwidth.

whatever gives lower overall latency. You could test this with AIDA64 memory benchmark

yeah definitely dont go max LLC, that stomps on voltage regulation like me on cockroaches