Recent content by CeltPC

Running an RTX4080 and Ryzen 3900x, 4k with ultra settings, 165 framerate, ray tracing, dlss 3, frame generation, Reflex +, etc... I am getting frame rates over 100 FPS and smooth game play. Looks pretty great as well.

Yes, I went with 3600 Mhz memory somewhat "betting on the come" that the bios updates would catch up to the memory capability, and in the mean time allow aggressive timings. That is working out to be true so far. For sure getting the most from a Ryzen rig means you need to be willing to tweak...

F4-3600C16D-16GTZSW over at Newegg. G.Skill modules with Samsung B-Die chips are among the most successful for the Ryzen platform. The new bios versions have the option of setting 1T or 2T (I am currently using version 1401), but these sticks are great at 1T. Generally the only folk running 2T...

Indeed, as G.SKILL TECH the Administrator over at the G.Skill forum posted: "We are aware of the issue and of course working on a solution. It is not solely Trident Z RGB software or ASUS Aura software that causes it so there are many other factors involved that we are looking into. Rest...

Good gosh, because you did not have the same issue (yet) does not invalidate the problems that many others have experienced and documented. The "part that you don't want to understand" is that you are you using a single factor fallacy in your illogical response. Sorry but I am done with this...

OK, it in fact boils down to your inability to admit the truth. Which means trying to discuss this further with you is of course pointless. Had I used the G.Skill software rather than Asus Aura, would have changed NOTHING! They both have the same poor programming fault, and the modules have of...

Come on now, let us be honest! The problem is not limited to "The software will conflict with other LED lighting control software (such as ASUS Aura, Gigabyte Fusion, MSI Command Center/Mystic Light, NZXT CAM, etc.). Please do not install both software at the same time, or there may be software...

From my understanding from those more expert than I, the problem is caused by a combination of G.Skill making a poor design in writing to the SPD to do the RGB control, and software (including G.Skill's own application) which does not conform to "the Global\Access_SMBUS.HTP.Method named mutex to...

Wow, that is some convoluted logic. You KNEW about the Corrupting SPD's problems, yet chose not to include that in your review, because I (and tons of others) have AMD platforms that "TridentZ sticks are originally intended for" yet you go on to say that G.Skill has "approved some of these kits...

These modules do get corrupted SPD's, rendering them unstable and / or inoperable. Your alternatives at that point will be to reflash the SPD with Thaiphoon Burner, or attempting an RMA. This is not a rumor, I know from personal experience. It is well documented on any number of forums...