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I have two of these and they both came bent out of the box. No difference in performance.

Thank you all!

Hi, I have an Asus X-299 motherboard. For the last couple of years I have had 4x4GB running on quad channel on one side of the CPU. The other four DRAM slots on the other side are empty. I just got curious what would happen if I were to run 2x4GB on dual channe on both sidesl. How would it affect performance? THanks

I will probably wait a while and get a set of 8 sticks, eventually. 16GB is still plenty for now.

Hi, I have an Asus Prime X299-A motherboard, which supports quad channel DDR4. I have 4 x 4GB TridentZ @ 3200MHz running full speed at quad channel. My question: - I want to add 4x4GB more to the remaining four slots. I am having a hard time finding the same set of RAM online. What would happen if I added a different model that is also rated at 3200mhz? Thanks, Eren

I don't know yet. I just took the thing apart. UPS Ground alone will cost ~ $18. And then Asus will probably charge me for the few pins that got bent during disassembly - rightfully so, but I'm just saying. How the fck does a red headed stepchild Ryzen score higher than an i-5 that costs almost twice as much, on a motherboard that does cost twice as much. Crazy. Good from a gamer's budget. I don't really need quad channel memory afterall. *i know that the i-5 7640 can't step up to quad channel memory. i like to future proof.

I have an i-5 7640x with Trident Z DDR4 on an Asus x299 Prime-a motherboard. I had an EVGA 1070 SC on it. This was the death star. Downstairs for the TV I built a mini itx ryzen out of an MSI motherboard and the lowest end Ryzen processor. Same Trident ram. A month later (now) the big guy burnt out and I am RMA'ing the motherboard and the CPU possibly. So I put together the Ryzen mini itx and the 1070 while this stuff gets fixed. Now I'm wondering if it's worth the RMA shipping fees. That's what.

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Wait, didn't Linus do a video about the Xeon W not playing nice with the X299, and it has it own chipset or something?

Ah, balls. I was afraid of that. I might go Xeon, I don't know about the price jump from $250 7640X to one million dollars muuahahha

Before I go backward compatible for five years until the i niner drops to $300, I thought I'd run it by the Linus. I just built an LGA 2066 system on an Asus X299 with an Intel 7640X on dual channel Corsair LPX. Fast forward two weeks, I need the dual channel LPXs on a Ryzen build, so I got a quad channel 16GB kit on its way. The 7640X can't handle quad channel because it's weak sauce. Question=What previous generation i-5 or i-7 is best (<$350) that I can get on an lga2066 with quad cahnnel?

Hello, What are some of the most silent and efficient power supplies around 750 watts? My new PSU is loud. Before I change it I want to get some feedback from here. Thanks. Intel i-5 7640x Asus Prime X299-A Corsair Vengeance 3000mhz 2*4GB EVGA 1070 SC Rosewill Hive 750S BeQuiet! Case Noctua NH-D15 I'm pretty sure the Roswell's gotta go.

Before= MSI 990FXA AMD FX8350 @ 5GHz Vengeance LP DDR3 @1833GHz SATA SSDs Brita After= ASUS Prime X299 Intel i-5 7640 @ 4.8 to 5.1GHz Vengeance LPX DDR4 at 3k i think 2*M.2 SATA SSDs Noctua NH-D15 BeQuiet!

Thank you. I really want an ultrawide before I go VR. They are just so damn expensive and I already have two identical Samsung 27" monitors.

Samsung 49" 3840x1080 144hz + EVGA 1070SC or 3x Samsung S27D360H 27" LED + 2x EVGA 1070SC or 3x Samsung S27D360H 27" LED + 1x 1080 Thoughts? Gaming is the primary purpose of this machine.