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H670-PLUS might have problems with a 12 core CPU. I have this board and was researching potential upgrade path recently. Based on this video, B660-Plus, which has similar VRM, limits CPU performance in standard air flow and 21c room temp. Real temps during summer are likely to be higher, meaning that CPU is likely to throttle even more.

Yeah, I agree it's suboptimal, but still 12600K has 4.9 boost clock vs 4.4 ghz, 10% difference for single threaded workload + 4 not very useful e-cores. 12400 and 12600K are two least expensive 12th gen cpus in stock, everything else is out of stock. Initially I had 12400 in plans, but 12600K@5.2 ghz seemed to be beneficial for my workloads. Does 12400 handle 3600c18 DDR4 memory well? I would probably go with 12400, since it's hard to justify $160 for 10% boost unless there are additional benefits. Hopefully Intel's new stock cooler isn't as terrible as they used to be.

I already bought Asus H670-PLUS D4 board and now I'm choosing between 12600K and 12400. Costs are 380 vs 220 dollars, including cooling. My primary workload is single-threaded, hence I would like to overclock 12600K to 5.1 or 5.2 ghz using bclk on 1 or 2 cores. Is it possible and what issues might arise?

Budget (including currency): $500-600 Country: US Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Software development and occasional gaming. Other details: I looking to replace old haswell CPU and made list of required parts. I will use current case, psu and cpu cooler. List: Team T-FORCE VULCAN Z TLZGD432G3600HC18JDC01 32GB DDR4 3600 CAS 18 + AMD Ryzen 7 5800X $375.00 with ASUS ROG Strix B550-F ($675.98 total) or ASRock B550 EXTREME4 ($619.98 total) or Intel Core i5-12600K with MSI PRO Z690-A DDR4 ($614.97 total) Do asrock and MSI boards provide sufficient power to turbo boost 3.0, PBO or other boosts to work optimally? Most reviews are made with high-end motherboards and I think need CPU may under perform with cheaper boards. Also is there anything to useful to know? It seems things got a lot more complex since Haswell release.

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Unraid is OS which would run two instances of windows OS in virtual machine. Yes, you can configure virtual hard drives to use separate drives. Sorry if I misunderstood your question

Did you try to run defrag via command line? There two types of removable storage devices in Windows. One type doesn't show up in defragmentation software

Acronis instant restore would do what you need. It capable of deploying one image to many computers. Also it installs drivers required to boot image on new hardware

I believe there's way to convert mbr to gpt via diskpart utility

I believe that onedrive maximum is 1tb per user. 5 accounts would be needed to store 5tb of data

One or two external HDDs paired with good backup software should do the job. Another option is to use cold cloud storage. Storing 4TB data on google cloud would cost 28$ per month. However data retrieval is expensive if you ever need to do so. Also specialised software is required, since mainstream backup software does not support third party clouds. Also consider backblaze and other similar services.

What's bandwidth of m2 slot on your board. I know that older boards had pcie 2.0 x2 via chipset, but I don't have specific bandwidth figures. Google it

Did anyone tested bitlocker influence on iops with modern ssd? It looks like only Samsung supports tcg opal in their drives, all other ssds run in software mode.

It's 1650 most of time, occasionally drops to 1350. GPU temp is below 70. In Dota, gpu clock is 1000, but FPS is low. Temps are low too. PerfCap reason is "idle", so probably it's valve fault. It's better now, I actually won't play games on that laptop, just wanted to know is it even capable of doing that. I expected 1050 to perform slighly less than GTX960.

I set fps limit to 120, undervolted to -125mv and disabled turbo. FPS is stable 120. CPU temp is 76. Fans don't spin at full rpm. I believe cpu gets throttled because of heat from gpu. Is it possible to limit gpu tdp somehow?

Just wondering is it supposed to run at 150 fps at high settings or not?

i7-7700HQ, GTX 1050, HP Pavilion 15.

In CSGO fps ranges from 70 to 130. GPU usage is below 80% and perfcap reason is idle most of time and fans don't spin at highest rpm. Does it mean my cpu is throttled? CPU temps are around 75C

It's possible to convert MBR to GPT and install windows without formatting. Your data will be moved to windows.old

CSM shouldn't affect GPU outputs

There's no videocard uefi mode. Try it all settings are reversible

It will You should have installed Windows in UEFI mode, but there's no reason to reinstall since there no difference in daytoday usage

It shouldn't affect HDMI, but it's better to disable it to get better boot times and security

You can make exact copy with CloneZilla

Are they stored in NVRAM or in CMOS memory?