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It could be that indeed, I know Ryzen 7 has quite some memory problems at times, can’t get my ram to the 3ghz (only runs at 2200) it’s advertised at. After doing some research on that it turns out it’s very common with Ryzen 7 users. Seems like there’s a recent bios update that improves memory compatibility. Should I give that one a shot? Could it fix the problem?
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But it doesn’t turn on again though until I plug out the power and hit the switch on the power supply off and on again After that it boots perfectly. The entire system is only 2 months old yet
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Hello there, As of today I’ve been having a problem with my pc. It randomly shuts down while gaming, and when it does I can’t turn it back on, until I plug out the power and plug it in again, then I can turn it on again. This makes me think that it’s a problem with the power supply. It’s weird though cause I’ve never had any problems with it so I’m really confused. specs: Ryzen 7 1700 (overclocked to 3.7ghz with a 1.25 voltage) maybe this could be the problem? GTX 1080 FTW evga MSI gaming x370 pro carbon mobo 16GB Corsair vengeance 1TB HDD, 250 GB SSD Samsung evo 650W Be quiet pure power i just hope that I won’t have to RMA any parts cause it’s a struggle. Do you guys have any idea what it could be? It’s just odd cause it always has worked perfectly fine. temperatures seem fine so I don’t think it’s overheating thanks in regards!
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r7 1700 OC 75 degrees celcius under heavy load safe?
gustaaf98 replied to gustaaf98's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
I've been thinking about getting another cooler but I can only do that a few months from now so this will have to do for now I guess. Seeing from other comments it's safe. I know it's probably not optimal, but as long as it won't break my CPU or anything in the long run I'm fine with it. My mobo is an MSI pro gaming carbon x370. -
Hello there, I've been overclocking my r7 1700. I got it to 3.7hz on 1.3125V. Everything seems fine, idle temps are about 50 degrees celcius (afaik that' common for ryzen 7), when gaming it'll go up in the high 60's. When I run tests like cinebench it will hit about 75 degrees celcius, when rendering a long video in premiere pro might even go up to 76 at times. I'm using the stock cooler all the way up to 100%. So my question is, is this safe to use? Or will this damage the cpu after a while? Once more: -ryzen 7 1700 -Stock cooler at max -1.3125V -3.7Hz -75 degrees under heavy load Would you guys think this is safe to use? Or would you rather have me lower the OC a bit? Thanks in regards!
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Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4440 CPU @ 3.10GHz Video Card NVIDIA GeForce GTX 745 RAM 8.0 GB Operating System Microsoft Windows 10 (build 14393), 64-bit The wattage of the PSU can be seen in the image in my first post. That's really interesting though since it would save a lot from my limited budget if I don't need a new PSU.
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I play lots of different games at a resolution of 1980x1080. And the case is one of Medion, it's a prebuilt PC. And are you sure I need a new PSU?
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Hello there.I've been looking into upgrading the current GPU I have in my Medion PC. It's a NVidia 745 GTX. Now I was wondering if I could upgrade it to something like this card.https://www.alternate.be/html/product/1326918This is a GTX 1050 Ti Low profile card. I picked low profile since it'll make it so I have enough space in the case for it. Now I was wondering if I would need to upgrade the current power supply I have. I know this is needed a lot when upgrading graphics cards on PC's that are put together by a manufacturer. The card needs 300 wattage. This is what it says on the power supply I currently have. http://imgur.com/a/xAYa4Will this be enough? Or am I better off with getting a new PSU. I just want to make sure before buying. I'm pretty sure my CPU won't bottleneck so it's all good regarding that.Thanks in regards!
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On another note it could also be some sort of input lag, but I'm not really sure. Something makes gaming a lot worse than when I game on the desktop. Even though my framerate is way more stable on the laptop. Could I make my display driven by NVidia instead of intel HD graphics? Or is that not possible. Cause I have a feeling that might help the issue too
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Sorry about that, I fixed both links now
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I've been having this issue with the monitor I connect to my laptop. It feels like while gaming it's not that smooth. It's still smooth but there's a noticeable difference compared to when I use the monitor with my normal desktop. This is the laptop I have: https://www.msi.com/Laptop/GP72-2QE-Leopard-Pro.html#hero-specification It's a gaming laptop from MSI. I thought it would be able to handle this well. My desktop is worse than my laptop but still feels smoother when gaming which just doesn't make sense. I'm able to control the monitor in the intel HD graphics panel (since my screen is driven by my internal graphics.) I've set the monitor to run at 60Hz in the panel which is the max amount. Games itself use my dedicated GPU. This is the monitor I use: https://www.computeruniverse.net/en/products/90576084/medion-akoya-p57090-md-21290.asp I connect it to my laptop with HDMI. I've also noticed that my monitor is detected as a digital TV in device manager. I really don't know what exactly causes this difference in smoothness but it's a bit annoying. Hopefully someone can help. Thanks in regards!