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MY STUDIO 6.0
Quick Peek at my STUDIO PC 7.0! @
It's a Ryzen 3900x - 12 Core - 2080 RTX Super
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Nope, I thought it looked familiar, that's the NZXT H510
Terrible airflow as the glass seals the front, no vents facing forwards, the vents are to the side of the front fans choking the hell out of them - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTWYifGSUXs
Terrible airflow as the glass seals the front, no vents facing forwards, the vents are to the side of the front fans choking the hell out of them - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTWYifGSUXs
Yap tha tis the NZXT H510 Elite, It sucks air on the bottom and side vents,it's thermal limitation can be overcome by swapping the front AER Fans for more efficient static air pressure ones, like the AIO + Good thermal paste like Kryonaut I got for my build , seal the open lower back, pull the fan curve a little more, and I got my Ryzen sitting on 32 c - on idle, 51 c - on load -🤘🔥
Ahh what a great little surprise then! I'd love to have my computer ontop of my desk, too, so that I could ogle it all the time, but there's just no room :C
I think you've made some excellent choices for components also~ I've heard a lot of good things about the new Ryzen CPU's!
Hope you really enjoy your new supercomputer! ♥
I think you've made some excellent choices for components also~ I've heard a lot of good things about the new Ryzen CPU's!
Hope you really enjoy your new supercomputer! ♥
First POST takes some time as the BIOS has to train itself on the RAM behavior in Ryzen systems, and ASUS boards, especially, seem to take longer than most (and some of them have a wacky double-POST the first time they come up). I saw in another post that you had a Trident Z Neo kit. What kit did you get? 2x16GB 3200CL14? I assume you set the BIOS (since it's an ASUS ROG board) to D.O.C.P. for the memory overclock. Once you've done that, you should run memtest86+ for a good couple hours to verify there are no errors (I usually do a 24-hour memtest86+ burn in - nothing like having an error show up 12 runs into it). If you verify no errors, I'd go into the DRAM timings and set CmdRate to 1T and set Geardown Mode to Disabled and re-run memtest86+ and see if your CPU and board can manage it with no errors. If not, it's likely you can still manage a 1T command rate with Geardown Mode set to Auto. If you're adventurous, you can download 1usmus' DRAM Calculator and try to tighten the timings up as much as possible. It has a test option for checking your memory latency. Also, make sure PBO is enabled unless you're an "all cores 1-overclock" kind of guy.
I have a 3600X, a 3700X, a 3800X, and a 3900X, along with some previous gen 1800X, 2x 2400G processors, and a 200GE sitting around. I've got various memory kits like Gskill FlareX 3200CL14, Crucial Ballistix Sport 3200CL16, Trident Z Neo 3600CL16, Patriot Viper Steel 3733CL17, T-Force Dark Pro 3200CL14, and a few others. If you have any issues with stability or performance, let me know.
I have a 3600X, a 3700X, a 3800X, and a 3900X, along with some previous gen 1800X, 2x 2400G processors, and a 200GE sitting around. I've got various memory kits like Gskill FlareX 3200CL14, Crucial Ballistix Sport 3200CL16, Trident Z Neo 3600CL16, Patriot Viper Steel 3733CL17, T-Force Dark Pro 3200CL14, and a few others. If you have any issues with stability or performance, let me know.
Heya Mike! It’s good to hear from you man! I also replied your message over at discord and totally! I had luck on the first POST actually, thought something might went wrong at some point and was actuallly quite resigned at first it actually worked! And yeah I got a Trident Z Neo 32gb Kit (16x2) 3600 CL16 on a 16-19-19-39 config / A nice low latency ramm - I have D.O.C.P. Enabled and now the kit is running on it’s advertise frequency on dual channel and the So is quite stable (I would like to fiddle with the latency later but for now I think it’s pretty spot on), made a few test and benchmarking, for CPU, GPU , Storage and RAMM and it so far a stable 6 or 8 hr stress test withou any problems, I was hoping to see some hiccups or a potential crash but I was quite happy that when I woke up the stress test was still going, and totally I’ll look into the PBO feature, stock is pretty sweet thou for most of my tasks, reaching a neat 4.4/5/6 mhz on low load, and 4.1 on heavy loads, considering that 6 to 8 cores are running on tops all the time with the 3900x - I’m pretty happy with the PC so far for all day around use, but would def try some proper OC to find out about this bad boy limits!
Let's see. Ryzen CPU which are absolute beasts at raw processing. RTX2080 which is a solid performer both in visual programs (especially those that support CUDA and/or high-resolutions) and games.
Motherboard looks like a Crosshair VIII judging by the post and heatsink design. Very nice. AIO cooling. Looking at 2 memory modules. 16gb total or 32gb?
That is a great looking PC. Not excessive, yet no noticeable bottlenecks. Just a solid PC.
Motherboard looks like a Crosshair VIII judging by the post and heatsink design. Very nice. AIO cooling. Looking at 2 memory modules. 16gb total or 32gb?
That is a great looking PC. Not excessive, yet no noticeable bottlenecks. Just a solid PC.
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