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I have a AMD rx570 right now as my main .. but it sucks for AutoCad .. I have in my possession as well .. a nvidia Quadro K2200 can I put them in the same system for the 2 different tasks .. the amd for gaming etc .. the quadro for autocading?

Thanks for the info. I was looking for of more of a range extender instead of a bridge. Looking for ease of use as much as possible and having a second router in the outbuilding isn't ideal for the people there.

Sorry I am in a little bit of a pinch, and I have looked into about 50 different outdoor range extenders and I'm a little lost. I'm trying to help a friend, and he has a barn about 300 feet away from his main house, he needs to get wifi out there. Running a wire isn't an option. So anyone know of the best / easiest to setup range extenders that will cover 300-500 feet (just to be safe) ? Does it have to be mounted on the side of the house? Will something on the second floor on the wall facing the barn be good enough ? Can I keep the same SSID and credentials to avoid different logins for different buildings. Thank you in advance.

So then what's the reason to overclock your base clock? Especially since in most cases you disable the boosting in order to get a higher core clock?

Is it better to have a high base clock ? Or Is it better to turbo up to a higher speed when needed ?

I think if I can game on it for as long as I do and do some cad work on it .. I'll leave it where it is and ignore prime95 for now. Idk what it's doing but it pinned everything at 100%

I ran cinebench 3 times in a row .. didn't get over 65c Hit start on p95 and my fans sounded like they heard a gun shot and started to race ... Hit 88c and crashed on the 4th of 12 tests

Hello all, as the title says .. whats the best way to test an overclock to see if it's actually stable ? i run my pc for brief periods (2-3 hours at a time) and while i can run a couple cinebench r20's in a row without a crash, I wonder if there's anything that I can do to fully test stability. Ryzen 5 3600 OC 4.75ghz @ 1.26 volts

Ryzen 5 3600 OC to 4.75Ghz

Does anyone know how to mount 2 32" tvs side by side on one mount ? The only mount I've seen was like $500 USD and that seems a bit much. Does anyone have any ideas about how to go about trying to mount two screen side by side (without just leaving them on a big desk .. already got that trying to conserve space)

I'm sure I could push it faster, I just don't feel the need to right now. Maybe later on

I ran a single core test cause I saw it a few times here and I got .. 486 Multi core 3682

I have a cooler master AIO .. Once I adjusted voltage it didn't go over 65C And my base clock is 4.3ghz

I read 1.25 was safe enough .. and tbh if I burn this out just means I can get a 4000 series chip when they come out ..

i changed the CPU core voltage in that pic to 1.25 ran cinebench again and got max temp of 66C and got a score of 3631 hows that ? cause I'm flying blind here.