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Make sure the 6+2 VGA power cables are connected to the right ports on the PSU. (try VGA1 & VGA 2, if that does not work, use VGA 3+ VGA 4 ports. even try powering your old graphic card with different ports (VGA 1-4) from the new psu to see if one ofthem is faulty.

jus throw some plastic washer on the underside of the board, screw the cooler on it, mount into new case, have done that with a good dozen of old h61 ( socket 1155 lenovo boards) already. they also do have some very strange mounting hardware. make sure the mobo soldering contacts do not ground with the case. all normal screws can have contact with the case, only the soldering points should not.

Awesome reballing Job in Detail: Just stumbled across that awesome video on youtube. If you havent seen it yet, and love hardware - that is actually hardware porn

imagine - facebook's down, what a tragedy .... +btw at least in mid europe it IS really down atm

That ram was definitely not ment for the ryzen build. Neither linus nor jake would never ever use lower then 3200 for a ryzen if possible. I guess ram was already ordered when they had to switch to ryzen. ANd i would not be surprised to see those rigs with highspeed ram in the near future - also the mobos could have been choosen better + cheaper, just go with the asrock b450m or b450 steel legend. well enough for gaming + 2 x m.2 slots

Shadow of the Tomb raider results with 1060 6 gb @ 1080P Raytracing set to lowest, it is actually playable - ingame the fps is a descent amount higher then in the benchmark. for details see atached images. 1060 settings:

if your hub supports voltage control instead of PWM you should be fine, if not - double check if you have set the actual pwm controler on the motherboard, connected to your hub is set to PWM and not to voltage. ( your hub needs pwm conection to the motherboard) - most hubs do support pwm and voltage (to the fans) - the connector to the motherboard must be set to pwm normally

Justice RTX Tech Demo Technically most of the benchmark was ~8 -12 fps (end scene had 75 bcause of gsync XD ) so 22FPS AVG is way to high as there are scenes with no RTX whatsoever. Settings: RTX on @ 1080P GFX card: Zotac 1060 6gb mini maxed out ( 116% p-State set to Zero all over - max core, max memory (2100 / 4800) CPU Ryzen 5 2400 Tools used : Nvidia Profile inspector Version 3.3.6.2 to set P state to allow 0 constantly (newer versions do not allow this anymore i think) Results:

interesting woud be if there will be games that utilize just enough to let games running on 1080p 60 for older cards, installing it right now

interesting woud be if there will be games that utilize just enough to let games running on 1080p 60 for older cards, installing it right now

bought a pcie-mini to pciex16 adapter, playing around with a old HP DV-6 mainboard which really doesnt need the wifi module but a better GPU XD , we ll see if - or if it doesn't work

just dont forget to enable the xmp profile , if you are lucky, you might give it a 3200 for the 3000 budget model afterwards. edit: make sure not to OC the voltage too much ( i am running these settings even undervolted @ 1.33 V for ddr4

I am running a very budget g.skill aegis 3000 kit @3200 on a gigabyte budget board, its nothing for a overclocker enthusiast, but for general usage it is just fine. - i am pretty sure that i was just lucky in the silicone lottery, as it is a Hynix A-die. You might just order cheap ones, and if it doesn't fit to your needs - get better ones and return the cheap one - It has to be mentioned that generaly the motherboards do cap your capapbility to OC your Ram nicely. (same kit does not go greater 2933 on a asrock b450 board which is way more expensive then my gigabyte.)

https://www8.hp.com/at/de/products/laptops/product-detail.html?oid=27690781#!tab=specs not sure if you guys in the US can see that page actually, so there goes the screenshot for it:

timings are the same as the others ....

see one of the benches i did with them, and yeah they have no heatsink, but 2 b honest they dont even get really hot with good airflow https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/13624168

>> https://geizhals.at/g-skill-aegis-dimm-8gb-f4-3000c16s-8gisb-a1474868.html?hloc=at runs onthe b450 ds2h @3200 (half the price of the ram above) edit: https://it.pcpartpicker.com/product/FNprxr/gskill-aegis-16gb-2-x-8gb-ddr4-3000-memory-f43000c16d16gisb

i guess with his budget he could even get a 2600 - 6 cores 12 threads vs 4 cores or 4 cores 8 threads.. edit: ( yeah i know, no GPU in this build) https://geizhals.at/?cat=WL-1104961

Get a linux live usb stick or a win2go one and check if your ram is detected completly, if so do a fresh windows install maybe ? also did it show all of your ram before you installed the amd card ? Big bios screen could be a "feature" of the AMD card

Strange, btw: goldenlag is right, a320 boards do suck. The b450m S2H is about 5 € more then your curent board, and has a far better VRM, eats ram for breakfast and works just pretty well (i have supercheap 3000 ram running on 3200 no problem at all on the gigabyte b450m S2H), The Board is not a great overclocker, but hey ryzen does not OC anyway very much.

gonna upload it in a couple of minutes , hold on

i think it should be much the same as with the b450m S2H (which i have), u can disable the APU in the bios, then there should be no ram reserveed anymore for your APU. - you can also specify only 1gb to be used for the APU

what mobo / gfx card, CPU do you have ?