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i am using id cooling fans and they have pwn functio. they are 4 pin http://www.idcooling.com/Product/detail/id/76/name/CF-12025-R it is connected to my motherboard to a 4 pin connector. and no i am not using a splitter cable

hi guys i recently put to gather an Intel build using the gigabyte z370 ultra gaming motherboard. i am using 3 fan hubs on the motherboard, one on the back and two for the aio. When using hardware monitor, i can see the rpm for the rear fan but the front one only show the rpm for one of them. The rear fan is connected to system 1 fan hub and the front fans are connected to system 2a and 2b fan hub. Both front fans are clearly working but they only show rpm for one. is this normal? is there something i have to change in the bios smart fan control to show both? are they both showing as combined? is it because they are both connected to system 2a and 2b? all help will be greatly appreciated

Hi guy I am looking to buy a i3 8350k. Someone on is selling an i3 8350k delided 5ghz. I am considering purchasing it but I have limited knowledge on intel overlooking. I have asked thee seller a few question and here is the response. Item description This processor has been delidded using Conductonaut liquid metal. I have been running it at 5Ghz Core and 4.8GHz Uncore, on 1.39 volts (VCORE) with no AVX offset, and using Trident Z 3600MHz 16-16-16-36 Ram. Using a Corsair H110i v2, temps never exceeded 60 degrees Celsius. Motherboard is MSI Z370-m Gaming, Seasonic 620w power supply and EVGA GTX 1080ti hybrid graphics card. Take a look at the Userbenchmark score in the attached photo, it absolutely destroys the competition as it's currently ranked in 9th place out of all the 8350k benchmarks! I'm selling because I just received my 8700k, but I will say that I can't tell a difference between the two (I mostly just game at 3440x1440). Fast and Free 2-Day priority mail shipping!! question I aske Have you sealed the CPU back to the pcb? Which sealant have you used? Also have you used the CPU since you delided it? It's there anything wrong? There answer Hey,I used rtv high-heat black (100%) silicon, just like the stock chip uses. Aside from a huge drop in temps the chip looks exactly like it did when I received it new. I used the chip for about two weeks while waiting for my 8700k to arrive, so yes, I have used it after delidding. I ran the chip at 5.0GHz the entire time at 1.39 volts, no AVX offset, 4.8 GHz on the cache and XMP enabled. During gaming, my temps stayed around 50C, while stress testing/benchmarking had peaks at 67C but mostly averaged around 60C or so. 2 question I asked How long did you stress test the CPU for? Using what software? And how generous have you been with the silicon adhesive? Low medium or high? Or just the amount the stock came with? there answer Very little adhesive, just enough to hold it down and make it look like it did stock. It's a perfect delidding, I can promise you that thermal limits will not be reached. The stress testing I only ran for an hour with Intel XTU CPU and memory tests. The reason for such a short test is because: 1. I never planned on selling it. 2. I'm in school and need my computer everyday (can't do 24h testing right now). 3. I didn't plan on keeping it at that voltage since I was able to run it at 4.8 at such a low voltage. Also, my motherboard has a wicked Vdroop at anything above 1.3v and I don't like using too much LLC. can someone please guide on if I should consider buying this CPU or buy a new one? I live in Australia and new 8350k here is 250 this one will be shipped from USA and if I win it, should be around 250 too. Any other question to ask?

my bios is already on the latest issue. and no i dont think i am confusing it that feature (power cycling). this is a normal occurrence when ever i turn on my computer. it wont post for the first 15 to 20 times. then the computer will post fine and work fine. ya i set my ram to auto and its still occurring. basically the computer will turn on i.e. the fan will start spinning and motherboard led light will come on and GPU too. but no display until i hard reset it 15 to 20 times.

unfortunately it didn't work. i had the ram on auto and am still experiencing the same issues. I am seriously considering selling my ryzen cpu and buying Intel. This is completely unacceptable.

i have windows 7 and it doesn't boot up in safe mode. Also my ram is overclocked when checked using cpuz. But i can try your suggestion

i have a ryzen 1200 CPU. I have been able to overclock it to 3.85ghz using 1.35 volts. The issue i am having is when i overclock my CPU it wont post most of the time. I usually have to do a hard restart at least 15 to 20 times before it will post/start up. I know the overclock is stable because I stress tested it using prime 95 for 6 hours without any issues. My ram is also overclocked to 3000 mhz at stock voltage (1.35) and stress tested using windows 7 memtest and memtest 86 till 200% coverage. I also stress tested both using Intel burn test repeated 20 times. Is anyone else having the same issues I am? Specs Ryzen 1200 Asrock Fata1ty B350 K4 Gskill Trident z RGB 16gb 3200 MHZ Seasonic M12II 620 bronze evo Cooler Master Master Liquid 240 ID COOLING red led 120 fans x3 MSI GTX 1060 3gb Sandisk Ultra 2 SSD 960gb NZXT S340 Elite Hyper beast limited edition case