Before you do that just look at block and visualize the placement of the IO die and the chiplet and see if your current setup is optimal . Maybe just swapping the in and out or rotation of the block, if possible, may help lower your temps somewhat.
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Before you do that just look at block and visualize the placement of the IO die and the chiplet and see if your current setup is optimal . Maybe just swapping the in and out or rotation of the block, if possible, may help lower your temps somewhat.
sdifox
No Lifer
Just built my first desktop (for me) since Opteron 165 in 2006 xd
3700X
Aorus Ultra
16GB Ballistix 3600
Asus RX 5700 XT
Adata 1TB SX8200 Pro nvme
Corsair RM 850x
Reused the Ultra Red Dragon case ftom Opteron lol
Currently hooked up to Vizio P-65f1 until I decide what to do with display.
3700X
Aorus Ultra
16GB Ballistix 3600
Asus RX 5700 XT
Adata 1TB SX8200 Pro nvme
Corsair RM 850x
Reused the Ultra Red Dragon case ftom Opteron lol
Currently hooked up to Vizio P-65f1 until I decide what to do with display.
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fleshconsumed
Diamond Member
I haven't seen those cases in forever! And it's Red! Thumbs up for that!
sdifox
No Lifer
Makaveli
Diamond Member
wow I haven't seen a Chenming Case in about 10 years.
I had a grey one back in the day was sad to retire her when I did because it housed so many of my builds.
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Slappy00
Golden Member
sdifox
No Lifer
Markfw
Moderator Emeritus, Elite Member
I have one of those but its aluminum ! And I have a grey steel one also
Hans Gruber
Platinum Member
I had the Green version of that case back in 2003
My build is ready, well, almost I have to add 32GB, XMP is enabled now.
Performs as expected, temp is about 65°C in Cinebench R20 (with silent cables)
and obviously I'm waiting to decide on a new GPU (but since the valve index can't be ordered I'm not in a hurry to order the 2080 super anyway.)
The big front fans are a bit too much now, I will see if I can move them to the motherboard so I can control the speed.
(edit: the front fan speed is fixed, that's like a design flow for these cases)
The noise sensor isn't very usefull it jumps much up and down without me hearing a difference. The 2 extra temp sensors are nice, I did put one on the front intake just to check. (22°C)
Pixinsight Benchmark
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Performs as expected, temp is about 65°C in Cinebench R20 (with silent cables)
and obviously I'm waiting to decide on a new GPU (but since the valve index can't be ordered I'm not in a hurry to order the 2080 super anyway.)
The big front fans are a bit too much now, I will see if I can move them to the motherboard so I can control the speed.
(edit: the front fan speed is fixed, that's like a design flow for these cases)
The noise sensor isn't very usefull it jumps much up and down without me hearing a difference. The 2 extra temp sensors are nice, I did put one on the front intake just to check. (22°C)
Pixinsight Benchmark
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fleshconsumed
Diamond Member
How fast are your heatsink fans spinning to maintain 65 degrees?My build is ready, well, almost I have to add 32GB, XMP is enabled now.
Performs as expected, temp is about 65°C in Cinebench R20 (with silent cables)
and obviously I'm waiting to decide on a new GPU (but since the valve index can't be ordered I'm not in a hurry to order the 2080 super anyway.)
The big front fans are a bit too much now, I will see if I can move them to the motherboard so I can control the speed.
The noise sensor isn't very usefull it jumps much up and down without me hearing a difference. The 2 extra temp sensors are nice, I did put one on the front intake just to check. (22°C)
Pixinsight Benchmark
PixInsight — PixInsight Benchmark
max: speed of around 1700RPM with the silence cables
I also added the extra 32GB, latency is about 2ns slower now. (4x16GB)
The A0 code is about IDE init that isn't complete but there are no (SATA) connections at the moment only one m.2 SSD, I assume it will go away when an extra harddrive is connected.
It doesn't stay in XMP mode with 4 DIMMS, so I will try the DRAM calculation tool to see if that helps.
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Pandora's Box
Senior member
Beta 3.78 Bios for Asrock X470 Taichi is out. Best yet.
sdifox
No Lifer
You mean Ryzen 5 3500? That's an OEM chip.
Fanatical Meat
Lifer
Anything with a 3xxx is going to have better memory support. I’d go for a 3600.
mohit9206
Golden Member
Its available in a few countries officially in stores, slightly cheaper than 2600.
VirtualLarry
No Lifer
Considering that the 2600 and 2600X have both been available (and mostly, still are?) for $119.99 here in the USA, $120 for a 3500 non--X would seem like a real bargain to me, honestly, if I were building a gaming rig on a tight budget.
sdifox
No Lifer
Know that 2600x comes with cooler and I doubt oem chips do.
VirtualLarry
No Lifer
3500X is available retail-boxed from Chinese importers for $154.99 on ebay. If you wanted to take a risk...
How goes the adventure? I doubt I'm the only one wondering how your builds going.
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