Rainbow Dash

It should work, if there is drivers for it and the pcie bandwidth to support it. But you should wait and see if a bios update is required. Also, some people say that WiFi 6 is still slower than a wired connection.

Like my prof in political studies said, "Everyone thinks differently." We won't ever see something like this happen, unless it was forced upon everyone. But then again, I hate getting into political stuff. To add on with what I said; it is in our human nature to pursue our dreams without barriers, and conflicts happen due to different ideologies like everyone mentioned. But how do we achieve this balance you ask? We won't, as long as we all have different ideas. That brings us to why governments exists; to govern, to represent, provide stability and allow people to achieve their goals/dreams. But when you bring in laws and regulations in, it creates barriers for others, which is why freedom doesn't exist in this world. Removing the government, removes stability and order. Changing political ideology removes barriers, but creates barriers for others.

AMD FX 8350 4.7GHz @ 1.53V Zotac GTX 1050 Ti Mini OC Asus GTX 650 Ti OC Blender 2.8 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cinebench R15: 678 Cinebench R20: 1475 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- FS:E CPU ONLY 15 TILES : 13:48:16 960X540 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- FS:E GPU ONLY 64 TILES : 2:43:15 960X540 GPU ONLY 128 TILES: 2:51:90 960X540 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- BMW CPU/GPU 35 SQUARE FRAMES 32 TILES FS:S - 5:27:94 - 960X540 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- BMW CPU/GPU 35 SQUARE FRAMES 16 TILES FS:E - 8:20.64 - 960X540 There is no point for to test it out more with my CPU, cause this FX 8350 isn't even made for rendering in Blender. It takes ages to get through by itself let alone with a GPU, it still slows down the GPU rendering when it needs to wait for the last 4 cores to render some tiles. That is why I just use only my GPU to render.

Alright, thanks.

I'm gonna try that on my pc and post the results here. Can you tell me what sampling render and de-noise settings you used?

I got their Xperia Z5 flagship phone back in 2016 and they updated from Marshmallow 6.0 to Nougat 7.1.1, and after that, no more security updates or patches. The phone had so many issues like overheating, battery drain, and battery overheating. All they did was disable 3 fast cores out of the 8 on the last couple updates, so you are left with a phone that overheat and lost performance. So now I can't really even say I would buy another Sony phone after that. Also, I have to mention that their Xperia companion is terrible with a bug that can't be fixed.

Get some fast ram along with the APU, since ram speed impacts the iGPU and CPU. You might even get better performance in most games.

Alright, but I won't be responding instantly due to timezone differences and it's close to mid night here.

Buildzoid is the only person that can talk about a motherboard for 1 hour straight. Steve just leaves all the motherboard stuff to him. ?

Gamer Nexus has a bunch of detailed benchmarks done on games for the Ryzen 1st, 2nd and 3rd gen.

Np

Right-click on This PC and select manage: Then go into disk management: Find your new drive right-click on it and new simple volume. Or if a pop-up box appears, you can select the new drive to be GPT or MBR, personally I select GPT so I can partition it. But after that you need to find it and format it or new simple volume.

Sony is soo bad that they don't even get their name on the chart.

From what I can find online, 11 beeps is a cache error, and 4 beeps is system timer error. Try re-seating the ram and seeing if that works. The system timer error might have something to do with the ram or bios timer.

I would save up and wait a bit, since there are always new stuff coming out each year.

Can you count how many beep there is, cause that would help determine what is wrong. Also be sure to note any long beeps, and short beeps.

Good thing I never had Cortona on in the first place.

I read the whole post, I was thinking that specific fan was causing interference.

Check if the fan power cables are touching any other cables. I think it could be some interference.

Your PSU is fine, it's just not something you would want to overclock with. Also no problem, and good luck.

They don't look normal for sure. I'll just make a list of all the things you did so we can see what else you might have missed: You removed Killer Network No change You switched to a different SATA port No change You used a different SATA cable No change You ran Seagate's own S.M.A.R.T testing software It passed You checked if all the plugs are secure and not loose No change You benched the drive on CrystalDiskMark Ran normal speeds You tried with your old 1TB Seagate drive Nothing wrong You tested your internet speeds Nothing wrong Steam downloads Looks normal Did a Windows drive error check Nothing wrong Checked your S.M.A.R.T info on CrystalDiskInfo Hardware ECC Recovery changed a significant amount but info might be wrong Ran HD Tune twice First run shows a dip to 9MB/s Second run shows an odd speed that goes up halfway You could do another check to make 100% sure. Though your PSU is not a really good one, I don't believe it would be the cause of this; so I want you to unplug the SATA power plug coming from the PSU that is connected to that drive and use one of the other SATA power plugs. Test that, then if it still has something wrong, switch the SATA plug for that HDD with another SATA plug and test it again. Then for the last test, have only that new drive plugged in and your os drive plugged in, remove the GPU and use the iGPU instead so you can have less power drawn and test it like that. If you did everything here and it is still the same, then you should send in that HD Tune result.

Are you using an EVGA GTX 980 or something else?

That's probably gonna happen to my laptop when the case cracks.

You can make your own laptop case though:

My friend recommended me FreeCAD, you can try that out.