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  1. Maybe I'm not crawling the internet enough, but every time I need to see AMD CPU/GPU tech specs, I need to skip the whole marketing crap on the top just to see the technical details on their website, unlike intel that provide ARK to cut the marketing crap. Most of the time, I'm relying on Wikipedia for quick referencing AMD CPU tech specs for each generation because how more intuitive it is compared to the official AMD website .
  2. Hi all! I'm currently trying to build a small formfactor PC and i'm struggling with deciding on CPU/Mainboard combination. So my original plan was to get a i5 13600K cpu paired with a ASUS STRIX B760-I ITX motherboard. However i read online that 13th gen intel processors are on 100% voltage and that you can't undervolt them on a B760 chipset, which might be suboptimal for SFX cases considering that there is almost no performance loss when doing so on those chips. now my question is, is it smarter to go for a Z790 motherboard (100€ more) instead, or should i go from a i5 13600K to a i7 13700F (30€ over the i5) and give away my overclocking options. Planning to Pair with a Noctua NH-L9x65 OR a Noctua NH-C14S whichever is a smarter choice. for build details, i'm going for: Case: Fractal design terra Ram: 32GB Corsair vengance DDR5 6000mhz CL36 PSU: EVGA 750W SFX GPU: Some RTX 4070 while i'm at it, are Palit and Gainward good GPU makers? tending to go for a ASUS Dual 4070 OC however both of those makers also offer an OC version for 50€ cheaper than the asus model. Definetly going for a 4070 as i need the 12gb VRAM and 3080s 2nd hand here are still at BS pricing. also the lower power consumotion of the 4070 is smth i want cuz EU power pricing
  3. I woild like to upgrade to A770 16GB (found used for 300€). My concerne, will it work fine with W10 ltsc (2022 release)? If someone had an opportunity to test.
  4. I've got two Asus H series boards here, an H87I-Plus and a H81M-C. Both are listed as compatible with i5 4590S, 4460S, and 4590 CPU's. Both are updated to the current BIOS. Both work flawlessly with an i3 4130 or a Celeron G1820. Both will not POST with any of the i5 CPU's I have here installed. All 3 i5 CPU's post and work fine in an HP Pegatron IPM87-MP motherboard just fine, that's also an H87 chipset so this isn't a chipset issue? It must be some BIOS problem with Asus?. So all the hardware works on both sides, CPU's and Motherboards. I reset the BIOS to defaults when swapping CPU's in BIOS and with the jumper as well. What in the world is going on here? Why will none of my Asus boards worth with these 3 i5 CPU's? Am I completely missing something? CPU list from Asus for both boards btw, just so you all don't think I'm stupid or crazy or both. I jumped through some hoops before with the H87I-Plus board with Asus support that ended with 'send it in and we'll charge you a lot of money' https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/H81MC/HelpDesk_CPU/ https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/H87IPLUS/HelpDesk_CPU/ I'm seriously dumbfounded here, does anyone have this combo of board and CPU that's working? I really wanted to use my ITX board in my ITX case with this i5 CPU, now I'm concerned that ANY CPU that's not one of the two that works in it won't work in it for some reason. I've got an i3 4150 coming that I scored on a deal, I guess if that works I'm stuck with that.
  5. Hello. So I recently handed down some old PC parts to a friend to get their dead PC back up and running. ASUS ROG Maximus XI Hero Wifi Intel Core i9-9900k 32 GB ram Corsair RM850 PSU Friend provided new boot storage, case, and GPU. My old parts had been stored in their original boxes for the last few months. They were my daily driven components until I upgraded to a Ryzen 7000 series rig. Anyway, I rebuild his machine, get a successful post, update bios, and get Windows 11 installing. Right off the bat, the BIOS interface is on the sluggish side. Takes about a second to switch menu items. Secondly, the windows installer took a bit longer than usual given I was installing to an NVMe drive. Once we got into windows I immediately new something was up because the machine felt comicallly slow. I got HWmonitor and cinebench installed (chipset and other hardware drivers were installed at this time) and ran it. To my dismay, I noted that the CPU package was only drawing 40 watts under load and core frequencies were bouncing between 800 mhz and 4700 mhz tending to stay at 800. Temperatures barely touched 40C at their peaks. Clearly the CPU is not running correctly and is hitting some weird power limit or isn't being fed adequate power. I have verify secure seating of all PSU cables including the 8pin+4pin for the CPU. Things I have tried: XMP on and off, no change. ASUS MCE on and off , no change. In windows, power plan set to high performance. I'm kind of at a loss with this one.
  6. Hi. Even if I close all apps CPU still stays %100 and same temp. NZXT cam shows %1 load. Already made a clean windows install. It is the same. AIO is working I can feel hot air coming out. I peeled the sticker for cooler too. I am lost. No idea what can possible do this. Putting how it looks like too. Maybe it will help. Specs: Nzxt H710İ Intel Core i9 13900K NZXT Kraken X73 RGB RL-KRX73-R1 360mm MSI MB MAG Z790 TOMAHAWK WIFI SOKET 1700 DDR5 7200MHZ(OC) PCI-E Gen5 M.2 GSKILL 32GB (2x16GB) Trident Z5 RGB 7200MHz CL34 DDR5 1.4V Samsung 2TB 990 PRO NVMe2.0 SSD MSI GeForce RTX 4090 VENTUS 3X 24G OC GDDR6X 384Bit MSI MPG A1000G 1000W 80+ Gold Power Supply Microsoft Ms Windows 11 Pro FQC-10556
  7. I want to upgrade my very old CPU (i7 920 4GHz) and looking for recent CPUs now. Lowest prices I found in my country for 13900k at 719$ and 13900 at 604$. Performance difference between 13900 and 13900K is not great according to benchmark sites and 5.6GHz boost clock, which is higher than 13700k, would make me no need for overclocking. But what makes me worrying is lack of reviews for non-k intel cpus and low number of benchmark samples compared to k versions: https://cpu.userbenchmark.com/ (28k samples for 13900K, 373 samples for 13900) https://www.cpubenchmark.net/singleThread.html (3765 samples for 13900K, 91 samples for 13900) It feels like users avoid non-K versions of intel CPUs, why? Are they built in bad quality or am I missing something?
  8. Setup: -2 monitors both 27" 1440p run over displayport (main monitor is 240hz second monitor is 144hz) -RTX 3080 -10700k -32gb ddr4 trident z -samsung 970 1tb m.2 boot drive -fresh install of win11 (recent update but still had the problem whilst i was on win10 a few days ago) newest nvidia drivers as of 10th august 2023 Probelm: I play cs at 4:3 1920:1440 setup with a custom res in nvidia control pannel with fullscreen scaling run on GPU (have tried monitor aswell). Whenever i have chrome or discord or any other applications open on my seond monitor (as either fullscreen or windowed applications) and i tab into CS everythig gets shifted off to the side of the screen but goes back to normal when i tab out of CS. I understand that its because of the changing resoloutions and im not willing to switch off of 4:3, nor will i be setting my primary moniter to a different native resoloution so that it has a constant resoloution. I was just wondering if anyone knew a of a way to lock or snap the applications into place on the second monitor. Ive tried looking around and havent really found anyone else discussing this, not sure if its because im searching for the wrong thing, and I havent had much luck trying to get help on reddit. Any help or suggestions is greatly appreciated. Not currently at home but when i get home i can upload a video showing it if thats nescassary. Reminder, i will NOT change to 16:9 and i will NOT change my monitors native res to my ingame res.
  9. This is a pc for my best friend, not for me, I already own a combo (7800X3D with a Rx 7900 XTX). I have a AMD 7800X3D but it has some shutter issues in WZ and other games. So I had recommended my best friend a i5 or i7. But... benchmarks continues to give AMD a very high difference. But since Im not very happy with AMD CPU should he still get it? Budget (including currency): 2500€ Country: Portugal Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Warzone 2.0, GTA V, some other at 1440p He has a monitor, 165Hz 1440p Owns a Case ATX Montech AIR 903 Max Owns a GPU from XFX Radeon 7900 XTX Speedster MERC 310 Black Gaming 24GB GDDR6 Its pure or mostly for gaming :S AMD or Intel? So the store give him 2 setups he can choose both +/- less same price, the i7 version would be almost the same price but with a higher PSU. Setup 1 PSU ATX Seasonic Focus Gold GX 850W 80 Plus Gold Full Modular Processador Intel Core i5-13600KF 14-Core 2.6GHz c/ Turbo 5.1GHz 24MB Skt1700 Motherboard ATX Asus ROG Strix Z790-H Gaming WiFi - PCDIGA RAM G.SKILL Trident Z5 RGB 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5-6400MHz CL32 Prateada Water Cooler CPU Fractal Design Lumen S36 V2 RGB 360mm Preto Setup 2 PSU ATX Seasonic Focus Gold GX 850W 80 Plus Gold Full Modular - PCDIGA - 139,90€ Processador AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D 8-Core c/ Turbo 5.0GHz 104MB SktAM5 - PCDIGA - 486,90€ Motherboard ATX MSI MPG B650 Carbon WiFi - PCDIGA - 305,90€ RAM G.SKILL Trident Z5 Neo RGB (AMD Expo) 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5-6000MHz CL30 Preta - PCDIGA - 150,90€ Water Cooler CPU MSI MAG CoreLiquid 240R V2 All-In-One - PCDIGA - 109,90€ Thanks
  10. So i am in europe, so want to save as much power as possible. The RTX 3090 fluctuates between 30-100w just to show the desktop, which is not very cashmoney. I have an i5 13500 cpu, and the I-GPU on it is really decent. So If I connect both my monitors to the Igpu and disable the 3090 in device manager, nothing should be able to use the GPU, meaning it should be in deep sleep right, using far less than 30w right? Games and professional programs still allow me to choose the rtx 3090, even thought it has no direct connection to the monitor (windows 11), so that shouldn't be an issue.
  11. I'm looking into buying the Z790 PG Lightning/D4 and was wondering if the PCIe 4.0 x16 slot supports PCIe Bifurcation as this is the deciding factor. I'll be pairing the board with 13600KF (will swap if it provides better support). The PCIe slot would be running a PCIe to M.2 card with four M.2 drives. Thanks for any answers!
  12. Hi all, I plan to build a new SFF rig in the coming weeks and am working on locking down a final parts list. My CPU of choice is the i7-13700KF, as I'd like to do some overclocking if I can. But looking at Z790 boards from Canadian retailers, the prices all seem pretty insane, some even equalling the CPU itself. Would it be crazy to use an Asus ROG STRIX Z690-I with a 13700KF? I'm perfectly comfortable with flashing the BIOS via USB if it ships with an older version that doesn't support the 13700KF, but I'm wondering if there are any major features I'd be missing out on by buying last-gen hardware. Thanks!
  13. Budget (including currency): £2300 - £2500 Country: United Kingdom Here's my pcpartpicker list: https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/svxmPF BTW that singular fan is going on the rear of the case where the non-rgb fan is included on the case. I don't know whether to go with a 850w PSU or a 1000w PSU, I guess 1000w for security, right? The AIO comes with a fan hub controller but maybe I need one more? Is 6400MHz RAM compatible with my board and cpu, i'd like to go for a 6400mhz version
  14. Welcome to my memory overclocking guide. Before we get started, there are a few things I want to get out of the way, along with a few people to thank. First of all, thank you to @SteveGrabowski0 for being my partner in crime in this sub-forum, spreading the word about memory and it's impact on gaming performance. I would also like to thank @done12many2 for reigniting my passion for memory overclocking. Seeing you take to it so quickly, gave me hope that I could improve upon what I already had, and I did. Lastly, I would like to thank a friend who is not a part of this forum, but he's the man that got me into computers in the first place. He was also the one to teach me every timing in explicit details. Thanks Matt, a man could never ask for a better OCD stricken, unrealistically high standards friend. Now, for the disclaimer: Memory overclocking will drive you insane. There is no one-stop overclock that will work for all boards, CPU's, etc. When I say it's trial and error, I mean it. You will either hate it, and never do it again, or become so addicted to it that it consumes your free time. Normally with a disclaimer; someone would say "this is your own doing, I am not liable for damage, bla bla bla" but let's face it, the only way you will damage your system with memory overclocking, is if you completely abandon all common sense. Stay within the voltages I put in this guide, and you will be perfectly fine. Now... let's get this show on the road. Part 1: Intel For this first part, we will be focusing on Intel boards and CPU's, since this is where I have the most expertise. Most of the timings we will be touching, are available on both DDR3 and DDR4, so a lot of this knowledge is interchangeable. Let's start with terminology: Voltages: Below, are a list of voltages we will use when overclocking our memory to improve stability. I'll include both DDR3 and DDR4 voltages, along with Intel's "recommended max" voltages for the users that wish to have peace of mind. These voltages are: vDIMM (Sometimes called VDDQ or DRAM Voltage, supplied from the board to the memory itself) VCCIO (Voltage for the path going into and out of the IMC) VCCSA (Sometimes called System Agent Voltage, it's your IMC and PCIe subdomain voltage) For DDR3, typical voltages are 1.35v (DDR3L), 1.5v (JEDEC DDR3), and 1.65v (OC'd DDR3). Intel's max recommended voltage for DDR3 on Sandy/Ivy/Haswell, is 1.5v +5%, which is 1.575v. For DDR4, typical voltages are 1.2v (JEDEC DDR4), and 1.35v (OC'd DDR4). Intel's max recommended voltage for Skylake's DDR4 half of it's IMC is 1.2v + 5%, which is 1.26v. For the DDR3 half of Skylake's IMC, it's 1.35v + 5% which is 1.4175v. Sources to these claims (and why I think they are bogus) can be found here: For VCCIO/VCCSA, I do not recommend exceeding a value of 1.25v for each. I personally use a value of 1.14v for VCCIO, and 1.15v for VCCSA. Going beyond 1.25v is silly, and may potentially damage your IMC or traces on your board. Primary Timings: These are timings that are normally listed on every sales page of your ram. They include: CAS Latency (tCL) RAS to CAS delay (tRCD) Row Precharge Time (tRP) RAS Active Time (tRAS) Command Rate (CR) (Note: Command Rate is not a timing, but it's listed under Primary Timings, so I included it here) They are also commonly available to tinker on most chipsets, and are often made available for tuning in software like XTU. Secondary Timings: These are timings that are seldom ever listed anywhere on a marketing page, but you can find them within your BIOS on some chipsets. They include: Write Recovery Time (tWR) Refresh Cycle Time (tRFC) RAS to RAS Delay Long (tRDD_L) RAS to RAS Delay Short (tRDD_S) Write to Read Delay Long (tWTR_L) Write to Read Delay Short (tWTR_S) Read to Precharge (tRTP) Four Active Window (tFAW) CAS Write Latency (tCWL) Most of these timings are inaccessible on lower-end chipsets and more restrictive BIOS's. Very rarely will you have access to them on lower-end configurations, and even XTU lacks control over most of these timings. Tertiary Timings: These are timings that are NEVER listed anywhere on a marketing page, and are different per motherboard/CPU IMC/ ram IC. They are generated by your IMC, after your board probes it repeatedly looking for a stable configuration. Some of you might have noticed your PC restarting a few times when installing new memory kits. These timings are often the cause of that, as they need special training in order for you to post properly. They include: tREFI tCKE tRDRD (_SG, _DG, _DD, _DR) tRDWR (_SG, _DG, _DD, _DR) tWRRD (_SG, _DG, _DD, _DR) tWRWR (_SG, _DG, _DD, _DR) SG = Same Group, DG = Different Group, DD = Different DIMM, DR = Different Rank. Credit to @Digitrax for providing this information. Very specific boards and chipsets will allow modification of these timings. They are by far one of the most important groups of timings you can adjust, and are directly involved in improving your bandwidth efficiency. More on that later. Round Trip Latency: Since these settings are not timings, and are not always listed under tertiary timings, I feel they need their own section, as they are probably the single most important settings you can adjust to see the biggest impact on performance. They include two settings: RTL (the title of this section should give you hints as to what this is) IO-L As the title of this section hints at, Round Trip Latency is directly involved in how long it takes your ram to complete it's total cycles. The tighter this value is, the lower your overall latency is. Sounds great, right? Well, the problem is: literally every timing is associated with this setting, and tightening other settings, makes it harder to tighten this. It's also annoying to adjust, as you cannot adjust it without also adjusting IO-L settings (the two must be adjusted as a pair) and there is no secret formula for doing so. All I can tell you is: your RTL channels cannot be more than 1 apart in either direction. Example: If RTL of Channel A is 50, RTL of Channel B can be 51 or 49. It cannot be 52 or 48, as this will result in extremely terrible performance, or worse, system instability. Now that we have the timing terminology out of the way, let's first discuss stability testing. After all, you cannot overclock until you know how to validate that overclock. Stress Testing (Validating Stability) This part is always met with some sort of controversy, as everyone has their own way of doing things. That being said, I too have my own way, and it's the only way I've ever done it, so I'll have to stick by what I know. When making adjustments in your BIOS for timings or frequency, I always recommend running a full pass of memtest86. Memtest86 is not a stress test, but it will test things that can potentially show your IMC not liking your current memory configuration. I use it as a precursor to actual memory stress testing, as it helps prevent instant crashing in Windows due to IMC outright hating your memory configuration. We use memtest86 in two phases: Phase 1: Full Pass Phase 2: IMC Smackdown. Phase 1 is pretty self explanatory. It's running memtest86, using all 13 tests. Phase 2 is where the fun begins, as we disable all tests excluding test 6, and run it several times. I personally do 10 runs of test 6, but feel free to do however many you wish to do. It will test different rows and addresses with each subsequent test, so the more you run it, the better your chances are for finding IMC/RAM incompatibility. This phase is critical when making adjustments to tertiary timings, as this test will find issues quicker than any other. When using Memtest86, make sure you hit C, and select "All Cores: Parallel". This will make the test go much quicker. Believe me, you will want to save as much time as you can, as memory overclocking takes a long time to validate 100% stability. Next, we have my tool of choice for basically all forms of stress testing, Prime95. I know, some of you are scared when you see this come up. In fact, pretty sure I felt someone's heartbeat increase somewhere in the world due to the sheer mention of it. Relax. For this purpose, Prime95 is going to be 100% harmless. In fact, we won't be using an FFT size small enough for it to get hot, so you should be fine. If you are absolutely terrified, feel free to use the non-AVX version, as it shouldn't matter for ram stability (unless you are stress testing specific AVX-based tertiary timings, such as tRDWR_DD/DR, but more on that later. For now, let's focus on how to stress it. Open up Prime95 of your choice (I am currently using 28.10 as of this guide) and input the following settings: (Do note: Number of threads should be equivalent to the amount of threads available on your processor. For example, a 7700k has 8 threads, while an R7 1700 has 16) Now, for "Memory To Use", make sure you enter your own value. I highly recommend 75% of your total capacity. If you have say, 16GB, then your capacity = 16 x 1024 - 25% = 12288MB. For 8GB, that value would be 6144MB. Since I have 32GB, I'll be using 24576 to stress test. Once this starts, let it run for several hours. I personally let mine run for about 8-12 hours, depending on how I feel and how much I've tinkered from my last stable profile, but I do not recommend running for less than 8 hours. I know it's tempting to cut corners, but memory instability is not a game you want to play. It can seriously corrupt your windows installation, and require a fresh install. Take this part seriously. As for why we use the settings above, allow me to explain. 512k-1024k is hard on the IMC and IO lanes. 2048k+ is hard on your ram. By setting the range at 512-4096, we not only stress the IMC and IO Lanes, we also stress the memory itself. Be warned: 1344k and 2688k are also included in this range, and are the hardest stress on vCore. If your CPU is unstable by any means, it will fail this, and will likely hold you back on memory overclocking. Always make sure your CPU is 100% stable before attempting memory overclocking. The less variables involved, the better. For those of you with Haswell, and worried about that old myth of Prime95 killing CPU's, understand this. This range lacks 448k, which was the hardest FFT to test on FIVR. You should be fine here. Overclocking Memory (Intel Platforms) Precautions: The very first thing I advise you do, is locate your CLEAR_CMOS button on your motherboard (if you have one) or put your system in a location that adjusting your CMOS jumpers/battery is easily accessible. You are certainly going to be using them, no exceptions. Next be sure to have your power supply's power cable near you. Sometimes, removing this and holding down the power button for 60 seconds, results in enough of a clear to allow you to get back into BIOS without completely resetting everything. Lastly, save all of your "pseudostable" profiles, so that you can continue to adjust them for better stability without starting over. Overclocking Time!: Now that we have the precautions out of the way, it's time to start tinkering. I recommend focusing on Frequency first, while keeping your primary timings the same. I personally dial in a vDIMM of 1.35v, and then I start increasing my memory frequency one memory strap at a time. If I was at 3000 C15, I would try 3200 C15, then 3333 C15, 3466 C15, and so on. When you reach a point to where it no longer posts, you have 3 options. Option 1: Throw more voltage at it. Option 2: Loosen your primary timings. Option 3: settle for last bootable configuration. I advise trying option 1 first, as it might only take a little bit more vDIMM to make it stable. For example: My 3600 C14 profile is unstable at 1.35v, but stable at 1.39v. Since it's still under the "1.4175v" that Intel suggested for the DDR3 half of the IMC, I just pretend the DDR4 half of my IMC will tolerate it just as well. As I've ranted about before, you won't be killing an IMC with vDIMM. Now, your VRM components near your ram on the motherboard, that's a different story entirely. Use common sense, and try to avoid going over 1.45v for 24/7 vDIMM and you should be fine. Some 4266 kits even use a value of 1.4v on their XMP's, and nobody has killed a board or CPU with those yet. Option 2 is what we call "compromising". You have to be careful when making compromises on timings for speed. The end must justify the means. If you gain a slight amount of bandwidth, but lose on latency at all, it's a bad trade. Memory is already so ridiculously fast in regards to bandwidth, that latency should ALWAYS come first in your mind. That being said, frequency can be just as good for latency as it is with bandwidth. It just takes a little balance. If you increase frequency while keeping timings the same, latency improves. If you loosen latency while increasing bandwidth, one of two things can happen. #1: you have faster bandwidth, and latency remains the same as a result. This is a good trade with no negative side effects, so I tend to allow this. #2: you gain bandwidth, but latency suffers. This is a terrible trade, and should never be made. Go back to your last configuration, and work on making that stable instead. When making minor tweaks, I recommend using software like Aida64's memory bandwidth test (cachemem test) to see your gains in performance. Yes, I know it sucks using paid software, but it seriously helps with knowing whether or not your timings are making a positive or negative impact in performance. While I do intend to provide the list of timings that benefit performance regardless of your memory IC's, you must understand that certain IC's have specific tertiary timings that they benefit from being loose, or tight. I cannot tell you a Samsung timing configuration, that will also boost your Hynix timing configuration, because they both enjoy completely different values. You can also have two different Samsung IC's (B Die, D Die, etc) that also prefer different values. The best course of action in this scenario, is trial and error. Now that we've gotten frequency and primary timings taken care of, it's time for secondary timings. While you will see small gains from most of these timings, I want to focus on one very important secondary timing. tRFC. You see, memory is a matrix of billions of capacitors that need to be recharged. You have tRFC, a secondary timing, that works alongside tREFI, a tertiary timing. Every <tREFI>, they are recharged in order, for <tRFC> amount of time. Simply put: tRFC is the mount of time your ram can do nothing, while being recharged. tREFI = the amount of time your ram can do things, before needing recharged. Both are very important, and have significant impact on your latency. tRFC works best as low as you can get it, and tREFI functions best as high as you can get it. tRFC, in my testing, is best left at 270, as it's the easiest value to keep stable, while having the best gains in performance. tREFI on the other hand, can go as high as 65535 and not really matter, but can potentially lead to corruption if your motherboard's quality is lackluster. The warmer your DIMMS, the more often they need recharged. If mobo is bad, it can't recharge high enough to meet the required interval. Basically, if motherboard is bad, stick to the JEDEC standard of 7.8usec refresh interval. If your ram is 3000mhz, the formula is 1500 x 7.8 = 11700. If your ram is 3600mhz, the formula would be 1800 x 7.8 = 14040 tREFI. There are other formula's for your secondary timings worth following, such as: tFAW = tRRD x 4. The others, they tend to take trial and error. Gain's can be small, or big, depending on whether or not you are using DDR3 or DDR4. I can say that with DDR4, the gains are not as massive as touching tertiary timings. Speaking of which... Tertiary timings: Depending on your level of masochism, this will be the part you love the most, or absolutely dread. There is no in-between. As you saw above during the terminology half, tertiary timings tend to have a few suffixes after their name. These are SG, DG, DD, and DR. I'll be frank here. I have no idea what SG or DG means, I just know that they severely impact your bandwidth, no matter what kind of memory you use. As for DD, I believe these are related to 2DPC (DIMMS Per Channel) and only matter if you have 2 DIMMS per channel (ITX users rejoice, less complication) while DR matters when using multi-rank kits. It's easier to associate DR with "Dual Rank". If you have a single rank kit, touching _DR timings does literally nothing. No positive or negative, and no instability issues either. I recommend taking these one at a time, or at the very least, one group at a time. Focus on tRDRD (and all of it's suffixes), followed by tRDWR, and so on. Fun fact about tRDWR: these timings directly impact AVX. The tighter they are, the hotter AVX is. The looser they are, the cooler AVX is. Those of you that fear AVX, you might be able to use this to your advantage, and make those stress tests easier on yourself. I promise not to judge you. EDIT: Huge thanks to Digitrax for providing clarification on what these tertiary timings mean. Look at his post below for details: Once you've finally settled on your tertiary timings, and have gone through countless hours of stress tests, it's time for the bane of my existence. RTL/IO-L's. I honestly cannot give you any better advice, other than "You gotta feel it". There is no magical value that I can tell you to dial in, and have it work. You can ask me until you are blue in the face, and I simply will not be able to help you. RTL has one very specific value it likes, and a few others that it "tolerates", and that's it. Either it works, trains poorly, or doesn't work at all. Now, with DDR4, we do have a trick up our sleeves to at least prevent it from training poorly. It's a very simple formula for a specific setting, called RTL Init. This formula is: IO-L + IO-L Offset + CL (x2) + 10. Let's say your IO-L is 4, and your offset is 21. You have a CAS Latency of 14. The formula would be: 4 + 21 + 14 (x2) + 10 = 63. Once you input 63 in the RTL Init setting, your IMC will no longer train RTL's beyond it's current threshold. This is great, as it at least prevents performance from getting worse. However, this is only a band-aid. You should still strive to find optimal settings for RTL/IO-L. That being said, do not beat yourself up dwelling on this. If you've gained significant strides in all other aspects of your ram, then feel proud of what you've accomplished. It's still worlds beyond what XMP can offer you, and you've gotten one step closer to mastering one of the most difficult "overclocking disciplines" there is. For those of you that expected more than this, I am sorry. I am still learning myself, and I do not feel that I understand every aspect yet, so bare with me as I continue to learn and update this "guide" with what I discover in the future. If I forgot to tag anyone that was waiting to read this, I apologize, as my mind has been elsewhere and I honestly cannot remember who was waiting to read this. Part 2 (AMD Classic) and Part 3 (AMD Ryzen) will be coming as soon as I get the time. It may take weeks or even months for those to be completed, as my free-time is very scarce at the moment. As for why I need two entirely different parts for AMD, It's simple. Ryzens IMC is a complete overhaul over AMD's older architectures. It resembles absolutely nothing if it's former IMC (for better or for worse) and is currently lacking in many features. Simply put: Overclocking Ryzen's memory isn't an easy task, even for veterans. It requires a lot of tricks and luck, far more than any other platform I've encountered. When I get additional time, I'll amend some of this guide to try to make it easier to understand, as well as add my experiences and additional tricks to save time during this process. Good luck everyone, hope it helps.
  15. Anyone know if it's possible to get Windows booting from nvme on Intel Z77 platform? Once Windows is booted it can access the nvme disk fine but it won't boot from it. I tried putting the bootloader on a SATA SSD and had windows partition on the nvme but Windows crashes/bsod. Motherboard is ASUS Z77M-Pro with latest UEFI
  16. I have two NVMe drives, and these are its metrics My system works pretty much perfectly, I just thought the transfers between the two drives would be insanely fast....This is my first system with NVMe so I really dont know what to expect Btw my PC is: Alienware m15R7 i7-12700H Nvidia RTX 3070ti 32RAM *The laptop sits on a IETS cooler, so it runs very chill at all times BTW has anyone been able to download the drive manager from Hynix website? its been months, download starts super slow until eventually stops... I had friends in Korea trying to download it with the same issue.... Is that software even needed for my Platinum? Thank you ! I'll appreciate your experience comments Main drive, 1TB Samsung PM9A1 Secondary drive, 1TB SK Hynix P41
  17. I've got a p106/igpu setup and i know nvidia card enabled or not, i can't go over 60 hz on windows or linux. My monitor is supposedly able to support 4k and 120hz... but i just wanna try high refresh 1080p. Ive seen people with uhd 630 graphics get over 60 at 1080p, so i know its possible. Is there something im doing wrong? Z390 motherboard and generic hdmi cable.
  18. Anyone know why my processor is hitting higher frequency than any source I see online this chip is capable of
  19. Budget (including currency): £~1950 - £2300 (excluding monitor and other accessories, just PC) Country: United Kingdom Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: R6, Hitman 3, RDR2, GTAV, Space Engine, Stellaris, HOI4, EU4, Cities Skylines 1&2, Prey, DBH, BeamNG, SCP:SL, Watchdogs 1&2&3, Wolfenstein, FH5, Subnautica, TC's GRW, Fortnite, Starfield, Minecraft and more story games cuz I like them. I am going to have this PC during my A-levels, I don't know if that's useful info. 4K at 60 or above FPS. I want to use raytracing for where possible, and for this pc to last me at least 5 or 6 years. Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): I am going to upgrade from a HP Pavilion Laptop 15-cs1xxx, and I want to buy the price-fluctuating components for my birthday in october, and the rest of the components in november or in december so that it can be assembled at christmas. The parts I may use: CPU: Intel I7-13700k 3.4GHz 16cores CPU Cooler: NZXT Z73 RGB 360mm 2nd-hand (they're not available in the UK to my knowledge) Motherboard: MSI PRO Z790-A WIFI (For future support and good features?) RAM: G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-6400 CL32 Storage: WD Black SN850X 2 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME SSD GPU: ASRock Phantom Gaming OC Radeon RX 7900 XTX 24GB Case: NZXT H7 Flow RGB ATX Mid Tower Case (3 NZXT RGB fans included) PSU: Corsair RM850e (2023) 850 W 80+ Gold Fully Modular ATX PSU OS: Windows 11, key from those cheap websites Additional: NZXT F120 RGB Core 78.86 CFM 120mm Fan Help... : For the NZXT fans, I assume I have to buy a seperate fan-RGB NZXT control hub? Please help me if what I am selecting is optimal and is compatible, I have been using a HP laptop from 2018 with a gtx1050. Can you also please advise what 4k monitor I should buy for the purposes I have listed, preferably above 60Hz, like a 100Hz or 144Hz? I want to replace the non-rgb included rear fan in the case, with an rgb, should I stick to the same type as the front included ones or get a better one, because I want to put my radiator on the top of the case. Thank you so much for reading this and helping.0
  20. The Problem Been having this problem for a while, and it varies, which is incredibly annoying. File explorer, when freezing/crashing, can not be restarted with Task Manager. Whenever I right click on the task and click restart, file explorer closes and does not re open. I am unable to re open the program using run, nor am I able to use windows+e, or command prompt, or powershell. The only way I can get File Explorer to re-open is either by restarting my machine, or logging out of and back into my account. The cause of the crash varies; oftentimes, however, it's things like: Right clicking on files, internal drives & network drives Creating new files Renaming files (This doesn't happen every time I try and perform these operations) I also have to restart File Explorer every time I boot my computer up. My taskbar doesn't populate until I've unlocked all my drives (which are encrypted with Bitlocker). Often enough, Task Manager doesn't relaunch File Explorer. Steps I've Taken Ran SFC /Scannow multiple times. Fixed corruptions the first time, found no more on repeated attempts. Ran DISM (CleanupImage, ScanHealth, RestoreHealth) Re installed Windows. (This was a while ago now, however the problem existed before and still exists after the re install) Ran multiple virus & malware scans, all clean. Would appreciate some help, if anyone's able to.
  21. Dear tech gurus, For a while now ive been encountering an issue when gaming. At some point during my sessions my pc will randomly freeze and restart by itself. When looking at Eventviewer i see multiple warnings with the source "WMI". The errror message reads :" A provider, IntelMEProv, has been registered in the Windows Management Instrumentation namespace root\Intel_ME to use the LocalSystem account. This account is privileged and the provider may cause a security violation if it does not correctly impersonate user requests."
  22. Description When trying to open the Intel® Extreme Tuning Utility (Intel® XTU), the system shows an error: Unable to start Intel® Extreme Tuning Utility because the drivers are not running. A reboot may be necessary if Intel Extreme Tuning Utility was just installed, otherwise download and install the latest version of Intel Extreme Tuning Utility from https://www.intel.com/ My PC Motherboard: ASUS TUF B660M DDR4 WIFI CPU: Intel Core 12600K Storage: Samsung 970 EVO PLUS RAM: Kingston DDR4 16G*2 3200 Events Before, I was able to open Intel Extreme Tuning Utilities normally and tried to tune the CPU frequency to 4.7GHz using Auto Overclock. I changed the CPU cooling from air cooling to 240 water cooling and removed and reinstalled the CPU from the CPU snapper, reapplied the silicone grease and spilled a bit on the capacitor on the green bezel of the front CPU, but I cleaned it up. On reboot it prompted that I had a new CPU and needed to press F1 to get into Setup. i did not make any changes and got into the system. I tried to open Intel Extreme Tuning Utilities, but it failed to open. I uninstalled it and manually cleaned all uninstall residue, then reinstalled and rebooted, but it still failed to open.
  23. hey guys I'm going to study Architectural Technology soon and require a Laptop to use the school I'm going to attend has a laptop they recommend but I have found that they severely overpriced it The laptop they recommend is a Dell G15 5511. I5 11400H, 32 GB Ram, Nvidia RTX3050ti w/4GB GDDR6 so I'd just like to know if anyone has any better recommendation (with a $1400 budget) I will also be using it to play some games (not as important) Thank you so much
  24. Summary Intel nuked the NUC. (More seriously: Intel will stop making NUC products and hopes its partners will step up to take over the mini-PC space.) Quotes My thoughts It's a shame given they were doing a pretty good job at it. Hope more manufacturers join the mini-PC space going forward. Sources https://videocardz.com/newz/intel-sunsets-next-unit-of-compute-nuc-product-line
  25. If I don't overclock an overclockable CPU (e.g., 13600K), will it be more reliable than a non-overclockable CPU (e.g., 13600)?
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