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Toruk Makto 69
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2 hours ago, Toruk Makto 69 said:

I want to ask if MSI Pro B550M-P Gen 3 is good...for ryzrn 5 5600...

URGENT ANSWER! (Seriously though, it's best to use a title that actually reflects your original post. Otherwise, people may be less inclined to click on it.)

 

Anywho, that motherboard supports the Ryzen 5 5600 so I don't see why it wouldn't be a good motherboard for it, based on your original post. 🙂 

https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/PRO-B550M-P-GEN3/support#cpu

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3 minutes ago, Toruk Makto 69 said:

i see...will do that...btw i seem to have a connection problem..internet sometime keep disconnecting and connecting...i use usb wifi adapter..i also use other wifi adapter..the problem still there...already reintall windows...this is new motherboard...with new cpu...is there a chance my motherboard is faulty?..or the wifi adapter is faulty?..

Have you tried another USB port? I'm not sure how reliable those are when compared to say a PCIe WiFi card. 

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19 minutes ago, CommanderAlex said:

Have you tried another USB port? I'm not sure how reliable those are when compared to say a PCIe WiFi card. 

already tried...i already order pcie wifi card...hope it work

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what is the best temperature for ryzen cpu...i have ryzen 5 5600....when i first setup and run cinebench...the cpu temp went from 65 to 92 real fast...i use stock cooler...but after that i modify the temp using PBO with limit temp of 75...is this okay...

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HOW is this urgent? did you not read the "read this before posting"?

 

to answer your question.. anything over 80* is considered past acceptable high temps 95 is the cut off

 

i mean, you could just goggle things and you would get your answer!

you seem to have solved your own issue so HOW is this urgent?

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Realistically as long as you aren't thermal throttling your temperature doesn't matter. What workloads do you expect to see on this cpu? Cinebench is probably far more intensive than any program an average pc user would use.

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3 hours ago, Mongler85 said:

HOW is this urgent? did you not read the "read this before posting"?

 

to answer your question.. anything over 80* is considered past acceptable high temps 95 is the cut off

 

i mean, you could just goggle things and you would get your answer!

you seem to have solved your own issue so HOW is this urgent?

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