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SirWendall

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About SirWendall

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    Team Red
  • Birthday Apr 19, 1996

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  • Location
    Planet Earth
  • Gender
    Male
  • Interests
    PC Gaming, PC Building
  • Occupation
    Receptionist

System

  • CPU
    5600x
  • Motherboard
    ASUS TUF (Wi-Fi) x570
  • RAM
    32 GB G.Skill Ripjaws @ 3600MHz
  • GPU
    Zotac RTX 2080 Super (Default)
  • Case
    Dimastech TestBench V3.0
  • Storage
    Crucial MX500 / Crucial 500GB SSD / 2TB Seagate Barracuda / 1TB WD Blue HDD
  • PSU
    EVGA NEX750B
  • Display(s)
    HP OMEN x27 (1440p)
    ASUS ROG Strix XG258Q (1080p)
  • Cooling
    DEEPCOOL Castle 360EX w/ Lian Li Uni Fans
  • Keyboard
    Lubed GK61 (KBDfans 5° 60% Aluminum case) w/ Speed Silvers switches (Gaming)
    Lubed GK64 w/ Halo True switches (Work)
  • Mouse
    Logitech G502 w/ Hyperglides
  • Sound
    Sennheiser PC37X
  • Operating System
    Windows 10 Pro
  • Phone
    11 Pro Max (256GB)

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  1. SirWendall
    If you know the overclock is stable, you can try running DDU? Clean up some hidden GPU drivers and reinstall the latest NVIDIA driver afterwards.
  2. SirWendall
    I'd say go with Intel just for the fact that they are the budget CPUs now. On the other hand, I recommend AMD, but Intel isn't bad considering you'll save $$$ and can put it towards other parts of your build. While also getting about the same FPS.
  3. SirWendall
    I personally have been getting decent frames on BF2042 but I haven't got to try FC6 yet. Obviously its in beta still for BF2042, but from what I played it was decent. For the same price as you'd spend getting a 5600x, you could wait and see what 6XXX series has to offer.
  4. SirWendall
    Make sure you put the right screws back in each hole. Just match up the layout of screws to the layout of the PCB on the board and you'll be fine
  5. SirWendall
    You try running DDU and remove hidden drivers in your system. Then reinstall the new driver after you cleaned it up
  6. SirWendall
    Could try using DDU to clean up some hidden GPU drivers?
  7. SirWendall
    Get a GPU that can have the latest drivers. I had a 660Ti for awhile and it ran well but with driver support ending you may not be able to play future games going forward.
  8. SirWendall
    More than likely you'll be fine. The QVL list is provided on the site b/c those are the RAM kits that were tested on that specific model of mobo.
  9. SirWendall
    Could run it for a Emulation machine? Play some old ROMs or something.
  10. SirWendall
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  11. SirWendall
    Have you tried turning off PBO? (I think) And other settings to get better results? I've never used the A320M or that chipset, but it should be relatively the same? Which I've never ran 1st gen Ryzen tbh
  12. SirWendall
    Also maybe check your breaker box and breaker to the room.
  13. SirWendall
    At MINIMUM 1 TB ram is needed. Recommended specs are 2x 9900k CPUs, 2x 2080Ti or higher, and only Gen 4 NVME SSDs.
  14. SirWendall
    Definitely gonna need 128GB of RAM to run most of the AAA titles nowadays.
  15. SirWendall
    It wouldn't hurt to check the die and see if it needs new paste. Preventative maintenance
  16. SirWendall
    Could always set a more aggressive fan curve. As long as you're not losing performance and hitting thermal capacity.
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