Arian78

I miss is that it’s chu not chi. Seems autocorrect is at it again.  It tried to turn that last chu into chi too. The thing is apparently sort of a way to sell their “spring tips” ear things which apparently fit differently (and even farther into the ears) than normal earbuds.  Might make a difference might not.  I’ve got some not real great earphones I got for Christmas.  They were chosen not for quality though but for their unusually large head size (I got a big Mellon) which turned them from unimpressive headphones to awesome ones because they don’t hurt my head.  No set of cans is good no matter what the sound quality if they hurt your head.

This is a desktop right?  So you won’t be moving.  The current extreme lowball is a set of chi wired earbuds.  $22 with the mic.  They’re supposed to be comfortable and sound pretty good especially for their size and price.  If you just want cans though it’s imho mostly a fit thing.  Pick the ones you can wear for extended periods.  Apparently headsize is a fairly big deal with this one. 

First time playing hellblade: senua's sacrifice.

the cpu can't be fried or destroyed by overclocking. maybe you could do it 30 years ago, but modern chips have all sorts of protections against overtemps and overvolting

just use this to squeeze the best performance out
https://www.techpowerup.com/download/amd-ryzen-clock-tuner-ctr-1usmus/

Undervolting may cause lower performance.
Just follow an overclocking guide,there are a lot of their for Zen 2.

At what memory speeds? If it's 2133 you're actually scoring better than I expected

i don't know alot about overclocking and undervolting but what i do know is that the stock amd wraith cooler aint a good overclocking cooler. my amd wraith does the job perfectly fine for my ryzen 7 1700 cpu but still gets some high temps in heavy to run games. but it never goes too high the degreese

i would try to enable PBO in bios, which is an auto-overclockign feature.
also, make sure your ram is in slots 2 and 4 and xmp is enabled.
what motherboard do you have? make sure you install chipset drivers. a bios update sometimes helps with performance as well.

3599 is fine for a 3600X, a little slow but within the margin of error, make sure you don't have anything running in the background when running it.
 
Undervolting actually makes your CPU perform worse, it will be power starved and not able to boost as fast or as long, but it does help create less heat. If you really want to undervolt, drop your voltage by a little (maybe less than 0.1 volts), then run Prime95 or Aida64 for an hour or longer to see if your system crashes. If it doesn't crash, then you can lower the voltage a little more and repeat until you can't lower it any more. If you want to overclock do the same as undervolting, but instead of decreasing voltage increase the clock speed until it can't go any higher, but you can raise the voltage for more heat and a shorter life span to get higher clock speeds.

I must've got bitten by a snake because I was having a hell of a lot of fun with the Viper ACR in Forza Horizon 4.


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First time playing hellblade: senua's sacrifice.

First time playing hellblade: senua's sacrifice.

Yes. Your temps are also already fine.

Very good single tower cooler. Should be enough.