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  1. GekkePietert
    Your motherboard might be the bottleneck, it might have a controller on it that is only able to do 100mbps.
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    1,4 - 1,48V is a very high voltage for ryzen.
  3. GekkePietert
    Yes, it is true. Since the energy can't just disappear, all the incoming energy get transformed into another type of energy, heat.
  4. GekkePietert
    1x1tb. It will probably be faster, higher capacities are usually faster. And it will be more reliable.
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    Yeah, I know. But it isn't really needed in a gaming desktop.
  6. GekkePietert
    Why the nvme ssd, if you go with sata you can get about dubble the storage for that amount of money.
  7. GekkePietert
    There are some monitors that support 4k 144Hz, I would think that those will do 1080p 144Hz. But those monitors are quite expensive.
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    The case lighting cable should go into the controller on the back. The cables from the pump are power and rgb. The 4 pin cable should go into a header on the motherboard with a marking like high amperage or pump. The rgb cable should be going to the motherboard as well.
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    Yes, or even higher if it doesn't crash on 5
  10. GekkePietert
    Normal desktop cpu are designed to be at the maximum turbo clock(4.9Ghz) if the temperatures allow it. If it is not a that speed it is already throttling.
  11. GekkePietert
    4.5 ghz is lower than the stock speed, so you are underclocking instead of overclocking.
  12. GekkePietert
    The maximum turbo frequency is 4.9 ghz, you locked it to 4.5
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    On a gpu die it is way more important to cover the full die than with a cpu, that is why you normally would use a shit ton of non conductive paste and just let the paste spill over the edge of the die while tightening the cooler
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    Undervolting helps a lot on Vega, so definitely do that.
  15. GekkePietert
    The 6+2 connector is designed to be used as a 6 pin and a 8 pin connector
  16. GekkePietert
    If you go for ryzen and plan on overclocking, I would recommend the 2600 non X. It would perform about the same as the 2600x.
  17. GekkePietert
    An addressable rgb strip can do this, you can control every individual led with this.
  18. GekkePietert
    Xmp stands for extreme memory profile. It basically is an "overclocking" profile that has tighter timings and faster clocks than the standard profile. It is almost guaranteed stable on your computer.
  19. GekkePietert
    Could it be possible that you pump died?
  20. GekkePietert
    The second one is not pushed down far enough
  21. GekkePietert
    The performance is about the same, but with the 580 you can use Freesync. So I would go for the rx 580
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    Yes
  23. GekkePietert
    Your memory timing aren't great, but I am not sure if that is the problem
  24. GekkePietert
    The 20C you saw in the videos is probably 20C above ambiant temperature. There is nothing wrong with 70 degrees peak temperature
  25. GekkePietert
    I would recommend you to buy the r5 2600 instead, overclock it and it is exactly the same or even better than a stock 2600x
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