Recent content by SDR82

Ok, so this explains the chip shortage then /s ;):rolleyes:

Here we go....people being confused by the single nano-meter number again... :kookoo:

The MXA3 mouse wheel supports the middle-click function

How does the quality of the various components on the PCB compare to that of the 2080 Super Gaming X Trio?

Ah, I see it now...this is where it all starts...Cyberpunk 2077

Will this improve my Aiming Stability or Sprint to Fire Speed?

Page 4 : "The GDDR6 memory chips are made by Micron and carry the model number D9WCW, which decodes to MT61K256M32JE-14:A " Those are Samsung memory modules...

Ah cool thanks, I completely missed it...weird that they call it 'S' instead of 'R'. Name change perhaps? https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/intel/cores/coffee_lake_r https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/intel/cores/coffee_lake_s

No update for Coffee Lake R? Clearly, according to the reports on the mdsattacks website, the 9900K (Coffee Lake R family) is impacted.

Thanks for the review. Not a bad kit, but after my experience with TridentZ, I personally cant vouch for any other kit other than TridentZ. Stock XMP is 3200Mhz CL14 (2 x 8GB) @ 1.35V, I pushed it to 4200Mhz CL17 @ 1.40V with both VCC voltages around the 1.2V mark, tRFC was 550 stock and is now...

The Phanteks PH-TC14PE is a far better option. The thickness of the heatpipes is more important than the quantity. Phanteks 8mm vs 6mm pipes for the Raijintek. Add on that you get 78CFM fans (x2) that produce only 19dBA each on the Phanteks + a 5 year warranty....it's a no-brainer.

Getting flashbacks of "The Silence" winamp skin :)

Nope, I pre-ordered the 9900K and I'm not going to overclock it

So if measuring density is worse, do you suggest sticking with the traditional measurements ("10nm"...which is the measurement of exactly NOTHING in the design)? Or is there a third option?

I know. My point is is that the traditional measurement of transistor design using "7nm" or "10nm" is complete BS, this is due to the complexities is today's designs, they should rather use the density measurement (Mtr/mm²) . Try and find "10nm" anywhere in the transistor design (No, it's not...