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I have all the latest drivers installed. i'm also on version 22000.527

I'm not quite sure. Last time I did a benchmark of all of my drives it was fine. (January 27, 2022) middle one is the ADATA SX8200 Pro

I actually felt it on my SATA SSD. When I was extracting files I felt that it's a bit slower and takes a bit longer to finish. After that gut feeling I tried doing a benchmark and was surprised that the numbers are low.

I have an ADATA XPG SX8200 Pro and i'm getting 2/3 of its performance on Windows 11 compared to Windows 10. I already sent a feedback on feedback hub regarding this matter. I just want to share this so more people could be aware of the situation.

Ever since I upgraded my GPU to an ASUS TUF RTX 3080 the power cables that are connected to the GPU are pushing against the glass side panel pushing the GPU in the motherboard and slightly bending the motherboard in the process. I asked around and people said it's fine but it is still bothering me I found this 3D printed side panel spacer https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5173568 and tried it out. Before the mod total width of the O11 Dynamic is around 270mm(265.5mm on their website) with an air cooler clearance of 155mm After the mod the total width of the O11 Dynamic is now 286mm with a theoretical air cooler clearance of 171mm!(Noctua NH-D15 is 165mm) And the power cables does not touch the glass side panel anymore Plus you can print it to any color that you like. Don't mind those rubber blocks at the bottom, I added those for extra airflow for the bottom intake Just sharing this to anyone who owns a O11 Dynamic and is also bothered with the power cables pushing against the GPU.

When running at stock 3DMark says my memory clock runs at 1,188 Mhz but on MSI afterburner it says 9,501Mhz. After I put +500 on the memory the 3DMark now says the memory clock is at 1,250Mhz but on MSI afterburner it says 10,001Mhz Why is that?

Good day! I just bought an RTX 3080 and my friend is really interested on upgrading his 2060Super. He asked me if I could try out some games at 4k to benchmark. How can run a game at 4k temporarily? When i try to change the resolution of the game the maximum resolution I get is 3440x1440 Just to be clear I don't want to play at 4k on a 3440x1440 monitor that doesn't make sense. This is just for benchmarking purposes

Hi! I'm planning to buy a wireless headset that has similar feature like the Arctis headphone's ChatMix that has 2 audio output for voice chat and game sound I already tried the Arctis 7 and I liked it but I just want to know if there are other headsets that has this feature so I could have more choices. Thanks!

Oof. Any recommendations aside from Samsung? Samsung SSDs are waaay over priced here in Japan. edit: I prefer Gen 3 TLC M.2 NVME SSD

Alright! Thank you very much! I'll go ahead and order the 2TB XPG SX8200 Pro right now!

I don't mind it running at Gen 3 speed because the NVME SSD that I want to buy is a Gen 3 NVME SSD. I'm just worried I might run out of PCIE lanes that it will make my GPU run at 8x speed.

Wait. Does the X570 Chipset have a separate PCIE lanes other than the 24 lanes of the CPU?

Specs: CPU: Ryzen 9 3900x MOBO: ASUS X570 TUF-PLUS GPU: ASUS RTX 3080 TUF OC Storage: 500GB Kingston A2000 M.2 NVME SDD (Installed at M.2_1) Storage: 500GB Samsung 860 Evo SATA SSD No other PCIE device plugged in. I want to add another NVME SSD to my rig (2TB XPG SX8200 Pro). Will I still be able to run my GPU at 16X speed? I don't have any other PCIE device plugged in and I'm not planning to add a PCIE device in the near future.

Is the Essential ET650-B the same as the Strider Essential ST70F-ESB in terms of product tier? I can't find the Strider Essential here in Japan but I can get the Essential one.

Same as ATX board tier E? Both B450 and B350 Pro4 from Asrock is on tier D. Is the M-ATX version not as good as the ATX versions?