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I have an old RX 470 and it supports resizable BAR but I didn't test it though!

So I have a Ryzen 5 3600 with a B550 aorus pro ax MoBo and out of the box with all stock settings temps were so high even while idling (40-60C) and fans went crazy getting high rpm randomly so I set the VCore voltage to static 1.2V and everything was great. performance was okay and temps were 30C idle and maxed at ~50C under full load. but voltage was constantly 1.2V and I've heard that would wear the CPU. Now I set the voltage to -0.2 offset (peak voltage ~1.225V) so I wanna know can this much undervolting cause problems?! (I did a stress test and it was stable and I don't mind

Hi peeps, I recently got the Logitech g635 and it's a great headset tbh but after installing G hub and updating everything, the rgb light just works for seconds after connecting the usb cable and then turns off! anyone had this weird problem?! Thanks

Hi peeps, I recently got the Logitech g635 and it's a great headset tbh but after installing G hub and updating everything, the rgb light just works for seconds after connecting the usb cable and then turns off! anyone had this weird problem?! Thanks

the draw is still open but I don't really care about it I just was curious xD but I'll contact Arctic anyways. thanks

I bought it from a local computer store here in Egypt so I don't think they even care if it's legitimate or not. I'll contact arctic just to be sure. thanks

Hey peeps, I recently upgraded my cpu cooler to an AIO and bought MX-4 thermal compound. After awhile, I scanned the "Scan & Win" qr code on the back of the thermal compound case and it redirected me to arctic site and said my product is a counterfeit! Can this damage my pc in anyway?! note: "my thermals are really good even with this counterfeit paste" Thanks

which tier would the Gigabyte b550 aorus pro ax (ATX) be in since it's not in the list?!

yea I've read about the USB issues and some ppl say it affects some Asus boards too. so aside from the USB, I'm more concerned about the VRMs in the AX board.

Hey peeps, I'm currently building a new PC and I"m choosing between 2 Motherboards: B550 aorus pro AC and the AX. the point that worries me that the newer AX board has "12+2 phases digital twin power design (6+6 Phases parallel power design)" but the older AC one has "true 12+2 phases". I'm fine with the older ac wifi and the lack of the type-C header on the AC board but I want some flexibility with the processor as I plan on upgrading it in some time and might play with overclocking too. What do you peeps think?!

My budget is the equivalent of 1k USD and the price difference is rly low. For example the Ryzen 5 3600 costs about 200 USD in the states and it costs around 3500 - 3600 EGP or ~230 USD here in Egypt.

You're probably right. I might go with 1660 super or ti. And as for the PSU, could you recommend something from these sites if you have the time? https://hankerz.com.eg/product-category/power/ http://barakacomputer.net/category/12/power-supplies Thanks :3

Thanks One more question: this MoBo is better then the b550 aorus elite v2?

Thanks