ALEXsince98

Not actually, B550 it's better for some reasons:

Gigabyte B550i AX PRO - solid choice.

How much do you want to spend? I don't think X570 is a good idea for your CPU. I'd rather buy a solid B550 motherboard to get 2.5Gb Lan, better rear IO and superior VRM. Also, overclocking support is better on B550 (FLCK). MSI B550 Carbon?

Me too, I'm looking right know on this case!

Hi! I recently bought a Nano S Fractal Design case, the case and I really like it so much that it became frustrating at one point when .... my plexiglass panel scratches so easily. I just want to replace that panel with one made of tempered glass, do you have any tips for me? I want to keep the metal frame and just change the piece of plexiglass. Any ideas are welcome. To be mentioned, I live in Europe and I can get 4mm thick tempered glass with rounded corners by order.

Solved, If you have my problem, check this reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapc/comments/fyoq2s/3700x_not_working_properly_stuck_at_27ghz_on_msi/

Hi there, I have a huge problem with my pc gaming, PC specs: Ryzen 7 3700X with Scythe Ninja 5 cooler Msi B450 Mortar Max mATX motherboard - last bios version installed. Windows 10 x64 build 1909. RX570 8GB Nitro+ Seasonic 620W Full-Modular Gskill TridenZ 3200 RGB cl 14 dual channel kit. Storage: 970evo+, 860evo and Seagate 1TB mechanical drive Case: NZXT H400 with 4x 140mm pwm Arctic black Cooler on CPU is monted properly, I build alone my computer. Problem: the processor remains locked at the frequency of 2.7Ghz all time and the performance is hurt so much, CBr20 score is ~3000 points. I tried all but simply dosen't work, setting manually a static voltaje/cpu clock. Everthing works fine in rest, event the XMP profile. I don't know what to do, I tried everthing. MSI_SnapShot.bmp MSI_SnapShot_00.bmp

Nope, i didn't use the Ryzen Master for OC, i used that only for monitoring temp. OC was made in the bios.

Let's clarify a bit: 1. By Light OC I mean, the maximum speed reached through PBO, I want the processor to remain at a blocked frequency of 4.0-4.1Ghz on all cores if it is possible. 2. Motherboard software dosen't matter too much to me, and I don't use them that much. For ram i can download the GSkill software and customize, for fans led i will stick with a separately controller. 3. I also had 2 motherboard with X470 & B450 (Asus Prime X470 ATX and Steel Legend b450M mATX ) boards paired with R5 3600 golden chip (1.175v 4.2Ghz on all cores, prime97 73C maximum), the problem being related to the 8-core processors, the consumption being significantly higher. L.E: 2 ram slots are perfectly fine, i repet, vrm capacity is important.

HI, i am looking for a decent motherboard for the ryzen 3700X (this is a kind of gift). I am particularly interested in the following two aspects: Overclocking reliability - I would like to take a small step only for manual frequency setting (excluding PBO). The PC case is the properly ventilated NZXT H400 (2x140mm front, 2x120mm top 1x exhaust) along with the Scythe Ninja 5 cooler. Format ONLY mATX and mITX . NOTE: Maximum budget $ 200. In my country, I have the following options: 1.MSI B450M MORTAR MAX ($ 110 now) mATX 2.Asus ROG STRIX X470-I Gaming, Socket ($ 190) mITX (bios update needed) 3.Asus PRIME X570-P (200$) retail. I own an ATX case but the airflow is not as good (deepcool matrexx 50). 4. Asus ROG STRIX X470-F GAMING 180$ ATX What to choose? If the motherboards in the mini format are sufficient I will ignore the ATX format, I know the manufacturers ignore the mATX a lot, my priority is: good VRM > Format > Price. Other suggestions under 200~$ range? Thanks for all!

@seon123 @comicsansms @Genwyn @Schubaltz thx you guys. I will keep the PSU just for backup in case of the main PSU dies.

Hello Guys! I have this psu: https://www.amazon.com/Seasonic-M12II-520-SS-520GM2-Capacitor/dp/B0038T0V8Q The problem is next: fan is very loud when the psu outputs more than 300W. Do you know where I could find a new one? Original w/ dynamic bearing, shipping in EU it's a must have. P.S Warranty period it's over. Thanks in anticipate!