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Can you tell from the specs if there are any inherit compatibility issues with the setup? As in the receiver not being powerful enough to run the speaker setup?

How do I check if it’s an issue with the power limit? it’s been sitting in a cabinet so it’s not crazy dusty, I will try to clean it and then try again.

Hi guys, I’ve had the following setup for some years now but haven’t used it in probably 3 years: Speakers: Canton Movie 135 (100/120 Watt) Receiver: Denon AVRX520BTBKE2 5.2 AV-Receiver (4K Ultra HD, 5x HDMI, 3D-4K-HD Master, 5x 130 Watt, Bluetooth) Problem: When I turn the volume up all the way at one point the receiver just clicks and turns off. I have very little idea of Audio equipment but I was thinking that it might have something to do with the power ratings and output wattages at higher volume. Are these components compatible? Thanks in Advance

Hey Guys, im probably once again in the completely wrong topic category or forum all together but i would like to explain my project anyways. We have a pellet heating system in our home and especially in the winter time we have been running into the problem that our reservoir runs out and we notice it too late. The reservoir is relatively big so it only occurs every few months but when it does, it usually takes 3-4 days until the delivery actually arrives considering it isn't Saturday or Sunday in which case we are left without warm water or heating for up to a week. Now i was thinking of implementing some kind of sensor into the room which i can program to either monitor or alert me as soon as our reserve of pellets get low. My idea was that i could solve this problem and in parallel learn a bit about programming (Maybe an Arduino?). The challenges are that once the reserve is fully stocked i predict there will actually be quite a build up of pressure in the reservoir room. Additionally when filled the room will be basically completely dark (Infrared Camera). I would greatly appreciate some advice / recommendations regarding if this even makes sense in this scope of application and if not so which ecosystem would make sense to pick up some programming etc. Thank you in Advance, Greetings from Bavaria, Budget (including currency): 500€ Country: Germany Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc):

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Hi, to start off my specs, Asus PRIME x470-pro Ryzen 3800X 240mm Cooler Master AIO 4 x 4GB Crucial Ballistix @ 3200MhZ I did some research into why my CPU was boosting at idle, causing it to have insane idle temps of up to 65 degrees celsius and so I decided to turn PBO off. I ended up setting my CPU ratio to 43x on all cores and i set the voltage to 1.3V using the Ryzen Master software. Once i saw that these settings were stable on Ryzen Master I decided to apply these settings in the BIOS so that i don't have to start the Ryzen Master software at every Boot. So i went into the BIOS and changed the CPU Ratio to 43x and i changed the VDDR CPU to 1.3. After applying these settings and booting the system up my HW Monitor was still showing the CPU VDD at 1.088 V and the VID on 1.1 V but under the Motherboard Tab it Says CPU VCORE at 1.3 V. ( I also tried to set the VDDR SOC to 1.3V but it didn't change anything). To me it seems like the only way to increase the CPU VDD is to use the Ryzen Master software every time at boot up, because once i change the voltage using Ryzen master it actually changed the VDD on HW Monitor. Does this CPU VDD ever matter if the Motherboard is supplying 1.3 V according to HW Monitor? I hope this question makes sense. I am still a beginner at this whole thing. Kind regards

i have an AIO Cooler Master 240mm cooler and BIOS is up to date. CPU is running stock.

Hey Guys, so the other day i upgraded my Ryzen 5 2600x to a Ryzen 7 3800X. When i installed it I noticed it running quite hot even at Idle. I noticed that even at idle the cores would boost up for no reason to 44x and 45x at 1.4V making my fans ramp up and causing temperature to increase. Now i have seen that a few people have solved this problem using the Windows power options and others played around with the PBO for more long term solutions. Is there a easier way to solve this issue? any help is much appreciated thhank you.

Thank you, any specific reasoning? Would the other ones be over kill?

Hey guys, so i just upgraded from a vega 56 to a rtx 2080 ti and found that my CPU was bottlnecking my FPS counter on games like COD MW. Now im not quite sure what CPU to get. What is the most reasonable CPU with Price and future usability in mind. I am currently using a Ryzen 5 2600X, so it would have to be an AM4 socket CPU. Should i go for a AMD Ryzen 9 3900X or is a AMD Ryzen 7 3800X enough or are both not optimal? Any help is much appreciated.

I just played some campaign and it isn't much better if not even worse...

Thank you and sorry for the late response. What CPU would you say would reduce the bottleneck, Its an AM4 socket. Also notable that the CPU doesnt even reach 60 percent usage most of the time. Can the CPU bottleneck without reaching 100 percent Usage?

I changed the resolution down to 66% percent of 1920 * 1080 (The minimum the game allows) and the FPS stayed the same but the GPU usage went even further down. to like 40 - 50%. When i put the resolution to 4K the GPU usage went to 95% and i ended up getting 70-80 FPS. Is my CPU bottlenecking my system?

So now i added an SSD that i had laying around and moved the game files to it. This didn't solve the problem either.