William Senning

Hey guys, I've been hearing Linus talk a lot about his stream in videos lately, and I would love to watch them. But I just can't seem to find when they take place, can anybody fill in the blank? Thanks.

I don't know what page you are on but in the specs section of mine it only says that crossfire is supported.

I contacted asus and they said that sli isn't supported on my motherboard. Should I just disregard this and try anyway?

I recently upgraded to a 3700x and I've been considering adding a second gpu to my setup. My motherboard is an x570 and therefore has 2 pcie 4 x16 slots so hardware wise there's no problem but it isn't officially supported. I've seen people enable sli on non sli motherboards with wildly different gpus so I was wondering if I were to take two of the same gpu (1080 ti) could I get it to run in sli? My motherboard is an asus tuf gaming x570 plus wifi. Thanks.

Earlier today I switched out my old 6600k and z170 mobo for a 3700x and tuf x570 gaming. And like the idiot I am I forgot to remove the old drivers. Sometimes it will boot but then bsod after a few seconds to a few minutes after logging into windows and sometimes it just won't boot at all. The strange thing is that it's a different bsod error code almost every time.I've tried taking out a RAM stick and moving them around (I have 2). But despite the system having the old drivers I think it is a hardware problem. After banging my head against the wall with this thing for a couple of hours I eventually decided to just do a clean reinstall of windows. I made a bootable usb drive, the system boots to the installation screen and then bsod. I have tried countless times, it won't work.I figured that maybe the drivers are somehow interfering with the system so I removed my drive and tried to install windows on another drive, nothing's changed. I'm assuming that this is a cpu related issue so I'm going to rma it. Have I missed anything, or did I just get extremely unlucky? This is my only pc apart from my laptop and I really need it to get up and running soon. Thanks

Thanks, I will check that out.

I'm going to buy one of the new Ryzen cpus. The specs of the 3700X and the 3800X are identical apart from the clock speed. So couldn't you just overclock the 3700X to match the performance for cheaper?