muito_gostoso

So I was looking at ether the 5700xt or the 2060 super for a friend of mine. He really seems to want a 5700 xt but I know they have had some rather aggressive thermal issues in the past. If we did stick with the 5700xt for his build(I will be building it for them) which 5700 xt in the price point I listed is the best? I was looking at the XFX Triple Dissipation as it seems to be an extremely good value and is an incredibly new release. Can anyone give me other recommendations or tell me if the XFX card is not that great for cooling? 

No. It's a 2nd gen processor, you cannot plug it in an 8th gen motherboard.
Give it back to your friend and say "sorry, i'm going ryzen". 🤣

There is an unofficial version of windows 7 ryzen patched in the scene that fully supports ryzen, but we cant post nothing here about it.

You basically hit the nail on the head already.
 
Look at background processes to see if anything is taking up too many resources?

I was a little concerned about my temperatures over the last day, so I switched out my Air cooler for a 360 AIO. The CPU is still pretty okay on idle, (High 30s) decent with a few things running (low to mid 40s), but under heavy load, it's getting up to high 80s. Any suggestions on what I've done wrong? Currently have a total of 6 chassis fans + 3 on the radiator. Radiator fans are side mounted with air pulling in through the rad. Three more intake fans are mounted at the bottom, and 1 rear exhaust fan, and 2 top exhaust fans.It's also prettyloud, but I'm less worried about noise. Ideally I'd like to not have temps above 70 under load. 
 
Case: LIan Li 011 Dynamic XL
CPU: Ryzen 9 3950x
Motherboard: ROG Strix X570-E Gaming
AIO: NZXT Kraken X73
Intake Fans: Corsair LL120s
Exhaust Fans: NZXT 120s

Honestly, in 10 years i never update my win 7, i sleepstreamed updates with ntlite when i had to format pc. 
 
win 10 is death for me, i will go to linux when chrome stops support for win 7 and the websiten stop to support it.

My Ryzen 5 2600 is stuck at 1.5GHz. How can I make it back to 3.4GHz  

Buy a used AMD FX + radeon rx 470, that is enogh to play it , i saw a friend running it at mid details 720 30-40 fps stable.
 
where you from?
 
watch this 
 
 

i like this combo i loved i licki it i , i , i....
 
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Build: ASRock x570 Phantom Gaming Mobo
RTX 2080Ti
Ryzen 9 3950x
Probably worth noting the M.2 SSD is Near the PCIE slot that has the GPU in it. I theorize it's a lot hotter due to the concentration of components, but 90C is still pretty spicy for that. Plus my case has adequate airflow (2 fans blowing air in from the top directly above the build, one in the bottom blowing air into the liquid cooling radiator). Should I be concerned? It's never gone above 90, but still my south bridge is seriously cookin!

RX 470 IS HARD TO BEAT.

A little overkill solution, but looks nice.
 
i like it, i did not see thing like this before.

Lets see do I want overpriced, overheating, and unsecure hardware or secure, fast, and cheap hardware. Ryzen 3000 sounds good

This is an early-stage brainstorm, so it's rough, but here it is:

Use this:
 
https://www.thermofisher.com/order/catalog/product/223432900#/223432900

To cool this:

https://engineeredfluids.store/collections/all/products/ec-140
 
Down to -25c, and recirculate that liquid through something like this:



Imagine it! A fully submerged PC, in a non-conductive liquid that's chilled to -25c? 
 
 

Under 2% of Steam Users Play in 4K
 
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1024 x 768: 0.47% (-0.05%) 1280 x 1024: 1.64% (-0.01%) 1920 x 1080: 64.58% (+1.11%) 2560 x 1440: 4.95% (-0.06%) 3840 x 2160: 1.74% (-0.04%)

Under 2% of Steam Users Play in 4K
 
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1024 x 768: 0.47% (-0.05%) 1280 x 1024: 1.64% (-0.01%) 1920 x 1080: 64.58% (+1.11%) 2560 x 1440: 4.95% (-0.06%) 3840 x 2160: 1.74% (-0.04%)

my 2 cents...
 
1.- choose good ram for amd fabric ryzen.
 
2,. prepare your geek side for bios tweaking.
 
3.- amd works better for multicore apps, intel is all ipc.
 
4.-going amd is no brainer.

my 2 cents...
 
1.- choose good ram for amd fabric ryzen.
 
2,. prepare your geek side for bios tweaking.
 
3.- amd works better for multicore apps, intel is all ipc.
 
4.-going amd is no brainer.

just get the xbox one s, you can even use kb-mouse in some games

depends of the game

enable from registry in current control system ----< csenabled 
 
some times in windows 10 the setting is disabled by default and you have to re enabled from regedit.
 
and activate the power setting in your profile
 
and choose "when pressing power button"---------< "sleep"
 

ryzen 1600-2600 are same price 5 dolars dif, not the best but, dam i remember the good old athlon 64 days.
 
those memories...