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All that is not stock, is 3600 memory running at 3000.That's strange. Did you try running CB completely stock? I did and get almost 5100!
What software do you recommend for monitoring VRM's ?Stock is out of the box, and your memory regardless of SPD will be 2100.
Are you sure it's throttling?
How hot are the VRMs?
If the VRMs go over 100-105C temp they will invoke throttling. I know the X299 (7980XE) when pushed does this and it's annoying. Only solution is to back off TDP (cut back multi / VCORE, etc.) or actively cool VRMs. Your board should have more headroom though.
Yea, I installed that while waiting, and I don;t see anything obvious. Maybe you have to force an OC before it ignores that TDP crap ?? I am not doing that until I get my custom water working.HWInfo but it's not always showing info because this hardware is too new.
Indeed. Highly impressive.What I can't believe is I did 3.5 ghz @ 1,040 vcore, and 32 cores and 64 threads is taking 237 watts out of the wall ! Thats efficiency !!!
There are 3 stages:Maybe you have to force an OC before it ignores that TDP
IMO, AMD are doing it exactly right by keeping power draw within TDP by default.that TDP crap ??
See this thread. https://forums.anandtech.com/thread...0-to-420-for-tr4.2551672/page-3#post-39540084What compression fittings do you have? I've used Koolance and bitspower in the past.
First thing you want to do is make sure you're getting a square cut on your tubing. Don't use a knife or scissors. You want to use a tubing cutter. This is important!
Typically with compressions, you remove the nut, slide it over the tubing, jam the tubing down on the barb until it's bottomed out and then slide the nut back down toward the fitting and tighten it up hand tight.
OK guys, Fir and I have done cinebench, but I thought everyone wanted some other benchmarks. Please request them here (but no games for me, unless they are a free download). We want to show what these can do !
BTW, mine is up to 3600@1.040 vcore still ! Custom water still coming, and up to 315 watts from the wall with a 1080TI idle, but 64 cores@ 100% load. And I am still on that little Noctura air cooler @56c. The only thing I added was a big external fan blowing on the case from outside(open case) pointed at the VRM's
I was probably mistaken. Further reading suggests that this limit is cTDP, not TDP.IMO, AMD are doing it exactly right by keeping power draw within TDP by default.