Jump to content

Klenex

Member
  • Posts

    57
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Awards

This user doesn't have any awards

Recent Profile Visitors

The recent visitors block is disabled and is not being shown to other users.

  1. Will do, thank's! Thank you for your input!
  2. Then I think I'll get a 7900XT, and do a platform upgrade in January, maybe to a Ryzen X3D. Thank you for your help!
  3. Thank you for your help! You raise an interesting point in regards to bottlenecking. Do you think it would be an issue if I bought the best GPU I could right now, like a 7900XT or 4070Ti, with a platform upgrade in mind for January? Would it be a matter of just not getting the full benefit of those GPU's, or would I run into some kind of stability issue?
  4. Hi guys, For reasons that don't really matter right now, a couple of months ago I had to sell my 6700XT. I've been using the iGPU of my 11400 for basic task since, but I'm now able to get another GPU. And that's where you come in, I need advice on what to buy since I've been "off the market" for a while. I play a variety of games, from the lightest like Assetto Corsa, to the heaviest like Metro Exodus and similar good looking SP games. My PC: CPU: i5 11400 RAM: 16GB 3200MHz PSU: Seasonic Focus GX-650 Case: Fractal Torrent Compact I play on a 4K TV. I'm in Europe, and I'm not looking to spend over 700-800€ on a new GPU. I've always had AMD GPU's but I honestly don't have a preference, if the best deal right now is NVidia I'll take it. If I missed any bit of essential information to help in your reccomendations, I'm sorry but please let me know
  5. I like the detail 7/10 And this is me trying to get an "artsy" shot without knowing anything about photography Canon M100 with the 15-45mm kit lens at, 38mm, F/5.6, 1/800, 100 ISO.
  6. Let me see if I got this right. There are 24 lanes. 4 are always going to the chipset for onboard devices That leaves us with 20 lanes. 16 go to the GPU and the other 4 to the first nvme. Well, were do the extra 4 required for the second nvme come from other than limiting the gpu slot to x8 to make the extra 4 lanes available. PCI-e Slots don't run at x12 so it's not like you can take only four lanes from that slot....
  7. So basically there is no way to have two nvme's without crippling the pci-e slot for the gpu, at least without stepping up to HEDT? That's a bit of a shame, if a 2080Ti loses something like 3% of performance from being in a x8 slot, than that loss will be significant on a considerably faster GPU like a 3090 right?
  8. Hi guys, I'm going to upgrade my system, and I was thinking about going for an X570 Aorus Pro with a 5900X, but the thing is: Would it be possible to run 2 nvme drives while still maintaining the x16 bandwith on the GPU slot? (Ignoring the 350$+ motherboards with 3 nvme slots). Because right now I'm running a 5700XT so, having it on x8 speeds wouldn't matter in the slightest, however, I'm also planning to upgrade the GPU, possibly to a 6900XT in the near future. Any input is appreciated, Thank's!
  9. If you really want a closed back headphone the aformentioned DT770's are a good option, I'm on my second pair and love them. In terms of headsets you're not going to get anything much better than the Clouds, maybe the Sennheiser G4me Zero if you can find them in your budget.
  10. Philips SHP9500 or any of the Sennheiser HD5xx family, plus something like a Sony ECMCS3 for a mic.
  11. Sorry to dig up a 3 month old thread but I'm in the same position as the OP and I've noticed something. Bykski make a full cover block for the 5700XT Pulse from Sapphire, and looking closely at the PCB design of the Pulse and the Gaming OC from Gigabyte, wouldn't you say they are pretty much identical? At least where it matters for a block? Pulse https://www.techpowerup.com/review/sapphire-radeon-rx-5700-xt-pulse/images/front_full.jpg Gaming OC https://ftp.nluug.nl/pub/games/PC/guru3d/img-cache/pcb/RX5700XT-AORUS/1.jpg
  12. Have you tried unplugging every usb device from the computer to see if it will boot then?
  13. What launcher? What did you install? If you just installed the FAHClient then you're not going to see anything, F@H just runs in the backgroud as a service. You need to install FAHControl in order to configure and see what the software is doing.
  14. Just woke up, and when I turned on my PC the cpu started folding even before I had time to login The GPU however... 09:58:34:WARNING:WU02:FS01:FahCore returned: BAD_WORK_UNIT (114 = 0x72) 09:58:34:WU02:FS01:Sending unit results: id:02 state:SEND error:FAULTY project:11760 run:0 clone:269 gen:4 core:0x22 unit:0x0000000980fccb0a5e6d7cc9ae514f19 And then a bunch of "No WUs available for this configuration".
  15. I'm running a 2700X with an 5700XT. I paused from the FAHControl and started again, within 2 minutes I got a WU for the CPU. A couple of minutes later I got one for my 5700XT but it failed with this in the logs: I noticed that whenever a request fails the amount of time to check again increases... Up to this point FAHControl was only checking for a WU in intervals of more than 2 hours On a more positive note, having now added my passkey, my 2700X went from getting 11-12k PPD to 120k
×