Mark Yapp

RUDE... Thanks for nothing.. A simple "i dont know" would suffice

https://www.ebay.com/itm/100-x-M2-x-3mm-Brass-Cylinder-Knurled-Threaded-Round-Insert-Embedded-Nuts-Ser/174290795290?_trkparms=aid%3D555021%26algo%3DPL.SIMRVI%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20190711100440%26meid%3D06a34515f72740a9ae78f8714a9e76a9%26pid%3D100752%26rk%3D3%26rkt%3D8%26mehot%3Dpf%26sd%3D193230041051%26itm%3D174290795290%26pmt%3D1%26noa%3D0%26pg%3D2047675%26algv%3DSimplRVIAMLv5WebWithPLRVIOnTopCombiner&_trksid=p2047675.c100752.m1982 is this the one??

Can you tell me the size of this insert. I need to order it but i dont know the size or the code for it??

TQ

Does anyone know what you call those things. I want to build a Computer in desk table and i need to know what you call those silver thing that allows me to put my motherboard riser. This is a clip from linus ULTIMATE DIY DESK PC video. (@1:49 time slot)

So i just want to clarify. MOST ryzen will tune down when not doing anything stressful even if you already OC it.

My Mobo is A320M pro vd

Can u tell me where in the bios i can turn it off

Are you saying that it is a feature that cannot be turned off?? ALL RYZEN chips do that??? They tune down when not in use (like writing a letter in ms words)?

Yes and its is well below 70degree

CPU - Ryzen 3 2200g With vega graphic CPU cooler - stock cooler MOBO - MSI A320M Pro VD RAM - Corsair Vengence 3200MHZ 2x8Gb

Sorry i am a newbie to RYZEN Basically i have already overclock a ryzen 3 2200G to 3.7GHZ at the BIOS not using the Ryzen MAster. Tested the stability with cinebench r20 and Prime 95. But what i do not get is why doesn't the Clock speed STAY at the overclocked setting of 3.7GHz. It keeps going up and down between 3.0 - 3.7GHz. EVEN when i turned power management to HIGH PERFORMANCE

What do you mean by "RMA the motherboard"???

Hi i am having a problem with my M.2 drive Samsung 970 evo M.2 250Gb NVME Attached to a GIgabyte Auros Master z390. BIOS cannot detect it and the Window also cannot be installed because it does not detect any M.2 Drive. The HDD is not Connected (Serial ATA) I already tried to move the M.2 Drive to other slot and still cannot detect. Prior it was functioning very well for the past 7 month. Now i wanted to reinstall a fresh win 10 pro. So i formatted it and deleted all the partition. Now i cannot detect at all.

Hi i am having a problem with my M.2 drive Samsung 970 evo M.2 250Gb NVME Attached to a GIgabyte Auros Master z390. BIOS cannot detect it and the Window also cannot be installed because it does not detect any M.2 Drive. The HDD is not Connected (Serial ATA) I already tried to move the M.2 Drive to other slot and still cannot detect. Prior it was functioning very well for the past 7 month. Now i wanted to reinstall a fresh win 10 pro. So i formated it and deleted all the partition. Now i cannot detect at all.

Can you explain by "stop at 3200Mhz". Do you have a link to this info.

Mine is a Manual tweak

Can you explain what you mean?

Hi I have got a Gskill Trident z 4000mhz class18 attached to a Asus Strix z370 F When i tried to Use Custom XMP to set the DRAM to 4000mhz. I did not change anything but the core speed and the DRAM Only the rest were set to Auto. But my system is unable to load windows. I have used memtest to test each memory module and they all turned out fine. But when i set the DRAM at the BIOS to 3200Mhz then everything works perfectly. Can some one tell me what is wrong? Why can't i use the full potential of the Memory even though the Mobo can support 4000mhz. I already have already flashed BIOS to the latest BIOS.

Thanks Man

"so if you're adding to an existing setup you will want to match what you currently have for best results" <-----Please elaborate a bit on what do you mean by this? I understand the base clock which is used to overclock. So if i OC the Chipset from 3.4 to 4.3ghz then will it effect the 'sync effectiveness'? Sorry for the noob question. i am still learning. Maybe u can send me a link that will explain everything or a youtube link

Does that mean that information is false? I just want to know for personal knowledge if what they say is true. Even though it does not make any difference.

Hi I was told that if i wanted to buy a memory i need to sync it with the Chip set Speed that i have. For example if my Chip set is 3.2 Ghz I was told to get a a ram With even number at the end (1600mhz or 1800Mhz or 3200mhz or 4000mhz) because it would sync or have better compatibility. In simple term its like 4 people going through 4 doors. On the other hand if i was to get a RAM that had odd number at the end Like DDR4-2133Mhz it would not be advisable b/c it may result some delay or even lost of the data or it would create a bottle neck for data. In simple term its like 4 people going through 3 doors. So I was told that Chip set with 3.7 Ghz would sync with the DDR4 - 2133Mhz RAM better since they both have odd numbers at the end. In simple term its like fitting 3 people in to 3 doors. Each would arrive at the same time through the door. I was told that it had to do something with the chip set multiplier. Which i am not sure what they meant???? I would like to know how true is this? Can you give a better analogy to explain what i was being told.

No i have both in Memtest and while i was using the Machine. I was playing Total War Attila When it suddenly shut down. Which never happen before until i upgraded my RAM from 16Gb to 32GB with the same BRAND and SPEED and SERIAL.

PLEASE focus on the Problem at hand. #epicfail. I totally forgot abt science. I was focus on the Solving the Problem. I would gladly like to know if u have a solution for my problem