EnedAlex

Thank you for the advice.

Hello, I am thinking of buying in advance an all in one liquid cooler from corsair or nzxt ( Corsair H115i Pro RGB 2x 140mm or the 3x fan variant / NZXT Kraken X62 or the 3x fan variant ) for the new upcoming AMD cpu, but i do not know if I should do it cause i do not know if they will change the mounting mechanism from the standard AM4 ? Does anyone have any clue if they will change it ? will I need a different mounting mechanism ? ( I will not have the possibility to ask Corsair or NZXT for new brackets or whatever is needed if they change the mechanism )

Thank you for your help I will try to find 99% if i can

Does a 88 % alcohol from the drugstore work ?

Do you know how can I clean the CPU pins ? any kits for that or do you have any advice ?

Thank you, I will see what I can do about the bios probably I will have to take it to a shop for a bios update then

My friend somehow touched the pins with the paste on his hands when he took out the cpu that is how it got there The paste is Arctic Silver, I dont really know if its conductive i'll have to research that

Hello, Yes I know where the therl paste is applied but my friend somehow touched the pins with the paste on his hands when he took out the cpu that is how it got there and for the x370 I did not think about that I tough that all chips are backward compatible with all AM4 chip-sets Can you tell me more about AMD Bootkit ?

Hello, I just built a new pc and something went wrong Case : Thermaltake Core X31 Tempered Glass Edition AMD Ryzen 2700X, 4.35GHz, 20MB, Socket AM4, Wraith Prism cooler Gigabyte Aorus AX370 Gaming K5 Asus ROG Radeon RX 580 STRIX GAMING Solid-State Drive (SSD) Kingston UV500, 480GB HyperX Vengence Red 16 GB ---- Main Issue --- When I turn on the pc after a few seconds seems like it cuts power for a brief moment but doesn't shut down and I also have no post ---- Main Issue --- I already rebuilt the pc just i case i did not connect something right and I pulled out the video card ( video card is not the issue, its being used in another pc ) --- Second Issue --- I managed to put some thermal paste on the pins of the cpu the second time i took it out but i cleaned it as best as i could but i do not think that should be an issue since it didn't work from the start even if the thermal paste went all over after I applied a ton of it and didn't realize it . --- Second Issue --- But just i case how can I better clean the thermal off the pins of the cpu ? Any help with this is welcome

I have a M.2 slot on the motherboard and it will be a future upgrade but that is not a too expensive upgrade but GPU and/or CPU and motherboard is and i have time only until the 10th of January to spend the money my company gives me

Yes I use it mostly for gaming.So GPU it is then and hopefully Ryzen 2 will be a good and I can upgrade the CPU then 1 TB HDD 7200 rpm for storage 120 GB SSD for OS 250 GB SSD for a few games

That is a good tip thanks alot

I am satisfied but I need to upgrade because my company once a year gives me around 850 Euro to buy IT related stuff for personal use and if i do not spend it I lose it so I thought to upgrade my PC that is why i have a hard time to make a good decision on what to upgrade. I am satisfied but I need to upgrade because my company once a year gives me around 850 Euro to buy IT related stuff for personal use and if i do not spend it I lose it so I thought to upgrade my PC that is why i have a hard time to make a good decision on what to upgrade.

Hello, I have the following specs: Comp case - Tt Supresor F 51 PSU - Corsair RM 650x Motherboard - Asus Z170 Pro Gaming CPU - intel i7 6700k GPU - Gigabyte GTX 1070 G1 Gaming Ram - 1x Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB DDR4 3000MHz CL15 CPU cooler - Cooler Master Hyper 212X and i replaced the stock fan with 2xCorsair SP120 PWM High Performance Edition High Static Pressure, in push pull config My question is the following: Should I upgrade my GPU to a RTX 2080 or should I upgrade my My CPU ( and motherboard ) to a AMD Ryzen 2700X ? off topic If i chose not to upgrade my GPU I will have to wait for the end of next year to be able to upgrade again. Curently I have an 1080 p monitor but thinking to upgrade to a 1440 p one in the near future and I use the system mostly for gaming

Hello, and thank you for the reply So I ran a Stability test with AIDA 64 for about 45 mins with Stress CPU , Stress FPU , Stress Cache and Stress system memory. Bios changes : multiplier set to 45 and sync all cores with a manual voltage of 1.280 v Running the Stability test I had open Real temp and CPU-z The Max temp that hit on Real temp was 90 degrees Celsius Avrg. was at 68 degrees Celsius and the core voltage that CPU-z was showing 1.312 v Do you think I can run a longer test ? 8-10 h ?