automata_killa

Could you replicate a similar test on 3200G/3600G? for those apus clock speed and ram compatibility is crucial, even more so than on cpus.

Got a notification again about the promo code, offer ends today ?

Speaking of the devil, this morning I got a razer promo code for 20% off. Who ever spends it, I feel pity for you. C1HP-SCTI-6Y1P-64MZ-H6CT

Absolutely infuriating seeing a razer laptop being selected. You're basically saying to your viewers it's okay to get a razer laptops, which on paper are amazing but they are ridden with problems. For example I had a RBS2016, RMA'd it 3 times until the 4th time when Razer decided it might be ok to do a full refund. Display failed, CPU cooked, wireless connections kept getting dropped. By the end of it most ports became looser than a french woman. Switched to a thinkpad x230 which I got for 1/10th the price of the RBS. Endless upgradability options, can run an external GPU via express card slot, can upgrade RAM up to 16GB, can have an mSATA SSD and a full 2.5" SSD at the same time, replaceable battery, no dongles, legacy ports and a full size lan port, option to port an XPS13 display into the same chassis and most importantly it's very reliable, haven't had any issues, water damage is not a problem since it has drain ports. A new Thinkpad X1/P1/X390/T490 would last you a lifetime yet you pick a razer that's bound to fail within a few months or sooner.

Well that's disappointing, will need to adapt from the DVI port

Hi, I'm trying to run a triple monitor setup. Two main ones are through my GPU (rx570) and the third I'm trying to run through iGPU of my R5 2400g. Motherboard MSI B450i. iGPU has been enabled in bios. Any ideas what else to check?

Thought as much, thanks.

Too much effort for no gains and a retarded setup. I would have to flip the internal fan of the PSU for that, currently I have it in a semi isolated loop, top intake and back exhaust (that's how it's designed to work in the 110 elite case). Stock the fan on the noctua is pushing air up.. 2-3mm clearance between fins and psu

Hi, I got a simple question, would it be bad to pull CPU coolers air into psu? I've got a CM 110 elite case in which the PSU mounts on top of the motherboard and on my CPU I have NH-L12S cooler that has a bottom mounted fan pushing air up. Currently it would blow it onto PSU casing however I can flit it in order to have the PSU working as an exhaust. Is that a bad idea?

Well, my card is dead, lasted a day.. Tried all troubleshooting steps, can't get it to function. Current errors in device manager: This device cannot start. (Code 10) Insufficient system resources exist to complete the API. Will try fully re-installing windows and see if it does anything but I'm not hopeful. (no change)

Got it to work, however I'd advise against buying this gpu due to dated drivers, and unsigned drivers interfering with some titles. R5 2400g is a good APU on it's own. What do you plan to use your system for?

After like waiting for more than two months I finally received the card. I've never seen a card this dirty, the paste was as dry as it gets and the card itself smelled like burnt trash. Still trying to set it up on a R5 2400g build, driver installer doesn't want to work, incompatible windows version (on win10 latest build) and "no suitable device installed" meaning the installer doesn't detect the card itself? Also, Initial payment was 88.51 USD (card and shipping within China) and 33.41 USD shipping internationally to EU. Ordered via Taobao FOCUS. Basically 120 USD and two months of waiting for a card that might work properly, all in all I'd say it would be better to spend that much and bit more for a new rx570/580.

Found the cause, the m.2 SSD whilst being in "good health" and passing all tests was the culprit behind no post and random detection problems. System runs fine on a 2.5" 120GB SSD..

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Mine has been up to date since I switched to the MSI board. Clean windows install after each part change as well.