AngryBritishCat

Old Quad Core extreme on an even older DDR2 board. Refused to play above 75, would sound alarms and shut off. Safety mechanisms if you will. It might vary vendor to vendor, but at max most CPUs shouldn't be going above 80. I play top end and hardly reach 75.

you sure? My quad core used to shut down when it hit 80 mark. Maybe it's different max outs now for newer CPUs.

90 would start killing the lifespan of the CPU, anything over 75 is already bad enough. I used to get AMI thermal alarms just for 65+

I'm personally waiting for DDR10

With current RAM types and speed, there's little point needing to wait for the latest types, as there will be not much improvement over DDR4 as is.

Running into concerning issues with the DT770s. I've done the old 'hair in membrane' issue. There's nothing there except little bits of dust. Whenever I do things on my PC, i tend to run into issues which makes all the audio go wild. It is only with the DT770s. I never had this issue prior to using them. I'm not sure if it's my focusrite interface, or the way i might have set something up, but having to run a netaudiosrv restart every 15 minutes gets real tiring real quick. Any ideas? If i could macro the restart i'd probably care a little bit less but i'm not having fun clicking my restart bat file anymore.