Ashton216

Ok, well I plan to upgrade cpu down the road here and I had less than 3000 before. Got a great deal on it too and looks good in the case. Thx for the help.

2700x is what I’m running

Yeah that’s what I saw, but why the error

Just bought a fancy set of 16gb 3600 trident z royal and went to up the clock speed to the right amount. But when I went to boot after a quick trip to the bios I was left with an error screen and my memory being sent back to 2133. I looked it up and I saw a bunch about DOCP which I have but also xmp which just doesn’t show up for some reason im running an asus b450-f gaming with trident z Royal 3600 16gb ram. am I missing something or did I waste my money on an upgrade

yeah i pay for a server rn so that was something i was thinking about. ill probably throw it on ebay and see what happpens. i can probably get the higher end of it because it looks brand new.

i already have a decent setup but i could probably gift it if someone wanted somethjing to play on

i answered under another post but tldr im not super sure

cool ill probobaly keep it and if i dont find a good use for it ill throw it on ebay and if i get nothing then ill se what i can do with.

got it 5 minutes ago and im not sure what the company did with it before giving it away. looked at site and says its a xeon e5-2400 product family or xeon e5-1410. site was pretty vaugue about ram

So im pretty young and have been messing with pcs and such for about a year. Today my dad came home with a server pc that was given to him from work and it looks very well kept and almost new. Its a dell poweredge t320. does anybody have any insight on weather i could get good money from selling it (for personal rig upgrade) or if i could start building a home server for fun. I litterally have no idea what to do with this thing and throwing it on a forum felt like a good idea.

One day quarantined upgrade layover = a million years normal upgrade layover.

Thanks

Yeah I remember when Ltt first did the video on it at launch that was the biggest issue but seeing as it had been a bit since launch and also seeing the smaller markups for really nice name brand stuff I’m thinking I’m probably going to get the cheaper option.

Im currently looking to upgrade my graphics card but am stuck between The 5700xt and the 2070 super. im leaning more towards the 2070 super but i am going back and forth when i see the raw performance isnt too far apart and the price is pretty major. What other thing might warrent me spending more money on the 2070 super that im not smart enough to know about and tell me if there is anything else i should upgrade instead. Current specs ryzen 7 2700x 1070ti moniter that is free sync but gsync compatible 500gb ssd, 2tb hard drive 16 gb ram

After looking at a tutorial on YouTube, I was told that if you set a target clock speed, but keep the voltage on auto it will adjust fairly well on my mobo. I tried it and it seems to be working now, thanks.

I think I solved the issue because there was a setting that was not supposed to be changed. Thank anyway though

I am using an automated setting for my mobo, however I think I solved the issue because there was a setting that was not supposed to be changed, thanks

Cpu, I’m going to try and up the clock speed slower instead of pushing it this time

Ok I’ll tell you what happens

Btw I tested going back to base clock, works fine

Was trying to overclock my build for the first time on my 2700x but every time I would restart it would freeze before booting windows or it would get to windows but it would freak out cpu: r7 2700x (working @3.8ghz) mobo: ASUS Strix b450-f gaming cooling: corsair h100i ram: 16gb

Yeah 2014, 1080p 60hz with 1 hdmi and 1 vga. At this point Anything could blow me away. Thanks for the help.

No, Im pretty sure that is what I want spec wise. I was just wondering if my pc is good enough to take advantage of its capabilities and weather the q or the qz is a smarter option.

Currently looking to get a monitor because I’m in my first year of owning a pc, and I’m currently borrowing one from a family member. I was looking at two in particular, the ASUS pg279q and the pg279qz. I’ve seen the qz has worse contrast and brightness, and I’ve also seen the price for the q come down to the price of the qz a few times before. Was wondering people’s thoughts and if it is still a good option for me in 2019? Pc Specs Cpu: Ryzen 2700x Gpu: Nvidia Gtx 1070 ti not OCed Memory: 16 gb gskill storage: 500 gb ssd

Yeah I’m going to research more and look at my options. Thanks for the opinion