Recent content by PrEzi

My LiqTech clogged too.... For the SECOND time. I needed to have a fully functioning rig so I bought cooling from a different supplier, got my money back and never looked at Enermax again. Won't touch them with a ten foot pole even if they extend the warranty to 20 years. RMA etc is still too...

Am I seeing it correctly ?? CL22 at 3200 ?? Why not CL12423443256 just for the extra layer of stability? LoL.....

Sometimes (rarely) even stock settings need tuning.... I bet that with a few changes here and there your rig would be rock solid. I would first start with power calibration levels for CPU and SoC.

LoL... Intel damage control much ? Since after a few months after the very first ZEN release and after the big AGESA update 1.0.0.6 there are no major problems.... null, zero, zilch. But as AnarchoPrimitiv said (just for the sake of having fun) you are welcome to name a few new ones if you...

I have not said that TR is bad. It is by thousand times still a better choice than intel.... and I have also upgraded (or rather -- I was forced to) to TRX40 platform and it is great. I will also upgrade to ZEN3 based TR but I assume this might be the last TR platform for me, as - besides I/O...

Allright.... then what about "just" PCIe 3.0 + ZEN2 and ZEN3 on a X399. Similar to X370 or B450. Simple enough? But no! They forced TR owners to swap the whole platform for TRX40 in order to run ZEN2....

I call your bluff.... It has already been proven that you can get PCIe on the x470 MoBo's (at least for the lines that are connected directly to the CPU) but AMD artifically disabled this possibility even though the System Integrators have tested and proven it stable on many of the...

They'll better offer support else it will be the last TR I have bought. Already changed the X399 MoBo to TRX40 last year because only the TR-platform seem to be incompatible chipset/socket-wise with >ZEN2 CPUs...

IMHO the old rating system is old and needed to be adjusted or changed. I actually like that they not only test the 12V efficiency, but also the PFC, 5V rail and losses... Noise or soundproofing is an added bonus. Basically anything below gold and A you would need to have a good reason to buy...

LoL.... 4x 3.5" and ....... six (!!!) 2,5" ?? What kind of bollocks are this? Who does use the 2,5 drives nowadays --- if you can have M.2s, use 3,5" for (slow) storage and also mount some more "average" speed SATA3 SSDs also into the 3,5" bays.... Just.... doesn't make sense.... and oh...

If you add to this the 36 Billions in debt (increased by 6B since 3-2020) plus how the stock constantly drops on average since 2020 then it might paint a different picture.

Memory training routines have been implemented at least since ZEN-Era.... Or do you mean additional routines? And I do hope that memory could scale with the load thus introducing power saving modes in idle etc., but this could lead to additional problems like with the GPU I don't want to think...

They are moving the voltage regulator to DDR5 Modules, which will definitely make them more expensive as they are now. There will be ECC in those modules (which is something positive and will have a great impact on the instabilities some users might experience due to badly tuned memory...

I think you are missing my point here.... Obviously DDR5 will be faster,have higher latencies and lower voltage and error correction... But what I am trying to say is -- there is a high chance the the memory overclocking/tuning days will be gone.... No more "buy cheap memory and overclock it...

Translated from marketing speech to "normal" -- overclocking of this memory manually will be either hard or disabled and it will only set itself to the profile / settings it was set to work with. Say bye bye to cheap memory that overclocks well beyond the official specs... e.g. some cheapo...