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Yea I'm just saying that he refused to listen to them when they suggested going ryzen 5000 series and came here expecting to get the affirmation he wanted

Exactly what all the "ridiculous people" he was talking about said.

Interesting. I was able to get 3333 speed pretty easily using the XMP profile. What would be the best things to change to get to 3600 speed? I have no idea how to overclock ram so apologies in advance.

Hey everyone. Hope yall are keeping safe. I recently built my computer with the Ryzen 5 3600 and the asrock b550m pro4 motherboard. I'm using Crucial Ballistix RGB 3600 speed ram which I can't seem to get to 3600 speed. I've updated the bios to the latest version and am able to get 3200 speed, but with XMP enabled with the speed 3600, the speed resets to 2666.

Got it Appreciate the help

If I'm ordering online would there be any way for me to know? Or do I just go for it and see what happens?

Exactly what I saw as well lol

Hello everyone. Hope yall are keeping safe. I am super confused on whether or not I should buy b450 or buy b550. On one hand I heard that the 3600 doesn't work on b450 boards, but on the other I heard it does work with a bios update. If a bios update is possible, do I need a specific motherboard to do so? From what I know you need another cpu to perform this update, so is there any way to update a bios without another cpu? Would all this be easier by just buying b550? So many questions, so little answers Also my build would be: ryzen 5 3600 some 3600 speed ram (not sure which yet) RTX 3060

I'm planning on having about an 800-900 dollar build give or take. If an RTX 3060 does come out (which i believe it will) then that is what I would buy.

Hey guys. Hope yall are keeping safe. I was wondering what ideal ram would be for thr Ryzen 5 3600. I have been looking around and found many 3600 speed ram options for decent prices. The one I currently am looking at is the T-Force Delta RGB 2x8 3600 ram which I have posted the link to below. Is this a good match or would this be considered overkill? RAM: https://www.newegg.com/team-16gb-288-pin-ddr4-sdram/p/N82E16820331513?Item=N82E16820331513&Source=socialshare&cm_mmc=snc-social-_-sr-_-20-331-513-_-11222020

According to windows my graphics drivers are indeed up to date. I have integrated Intel Graphics 620 since I am using a laptop. My taskbar is set to hide, and once it hides that is when the full screen window from the below monitor overflows to the second. There does not seem to be any auto scaling.

Hello all. Hope yall are keeping safe. I've recently encountered an issue after downloading the latest windows update(not sure if this is the cause), and now every time my browser is full screen, a small portion of the top of the browser overflows to my second monitor, which is positioned above the first. I have included some screenshots as to what this looks like. The very thin red line is where the first and second monitors are separated. Thank you in advance.

I'm going to be using an RTX 2060, but I've been using a 9 year old eMachines e230h, so I'm pretty sure this will be pretty good still

I see. Never realized that. I think anything would be an upgrade over my 9 year old eMachines e230h 23" monitor. Do you think that coming from this old a of monitor will be a downgrade?