HypeTrains

It seems my current PSU is getting me into windows, thanks for the replies everyone! I am actually quite happy with the stock performance of the CPU for now, I think only OC will be ram so I'm not worried about power draw.

Aight, see you in an hour if it works/doesnt work

I just got a Ryzen 5800X and a new mobo, and my current PSU (Supernova G3 650W) does not have an extra CPU header to satisfy this new mobo's demands (It's an 8 + 4 pin CPU header). PC part picker estimates my new wattage will be ~ 410W, and I do intend to do an amateur overclock. Right now the two PSUs I'm looking at are on sale. G+ 650W and MSI 750W. Do I a) go with the G+, b) go with the MSI PSU (+100W, but more expensive), or c) there's magic I can do with my existing cables. I should mention that I am using both VGA cables to power a 2070 in case some magic could be done there.

I just ran heaven for about 5 minutes and got the card to the mid to high 60s and as soon as it hit 70% on the fan speed then it started making the noise. But it is definitely not coil whine, something is definitely rubbing. I am going to RMA it later today I guess.

I just this week got a 1660ti, and the first day I had it it ran smooth with no issues. However the next morning the right fan started making a buzzing sound, like there was a piece of paper being put into the fan. Is this bad? Should I RMA the card? My temps don't exceed the mid 70s anyways.

so I just finished testing, literally everything other than stock crashes. Is this a mobo issue or could I have hurt my processor?

ASRock AB350M Pro4 (B350)

nvm it crashed on 3rd time. I'm trying 1.4v now. EDIT: crashed second time on 1.4v 3800Mhz

I boosted it to 1.3975 and so far on 3800mhz it's doing good. I'm gonna keep experimenting. Edit: I have done 2 successful benchmarks on that volt&clock! yay!

I set my voltage to 1.375 and the clock to 3900. (also happens at 3800). I'll run cinebench once, then I'll run it again and my screen goes black and my peripherals disconnect. I hit the reset button when this happens. I am trying a higher voltage but it still crashes like this so far. I don't want to go to 1.4volts. I am pretty sure it's not thermal crashing because I don't get any throttling. Also, after the first crash, the crash will happen early in the benchmark every time. The reason I am writing this is because my pc crashed out of nowhere while I was chatting on discord. I have tried 1.4v on 3800Mhz and it's still crashing. UPDATE: anything other than stock is crashing in cinebench.

default is 1.350 and when I set it to 1.4 after restarting it was 1.350 again, not sure why. I'll try again tomorrow afternoon

Should I also leave voltage at whatever it sets by default when i select xmp?

So what should I do?

Check all the documents thay came with your ssd to see if it has a product key for a drive cloning software. Windows should notice that the rest of your hardware is the same and update it's liscense.

Booting also takes longer than normal Here's my build https://pcpartpicker.com/user/HypeTrains/saved/73g2RB This happened aftersetting xmp profile to 2 instead of auto so I could manually set ram to 3000mhz but after turning it off everything was fine. When I was in bios the voltage was in red text when I went into xmp profile 2. Task manager says im at 2400Mhz no matter what settings I had. Notice the red txt Ram box said it could run at 1.2~1.4 v