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  1. seanwee
    Dell committed to their green promises and recycling old parts. (but we all know it's e-waste) I owe my ram overclocking experience to BZ. Without his long videos (sprinkling greviences, pitfalls and past experiences) I wouldn't have stepped foot into ram overclocking.
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    The dumbass increased BCLK to 110, didn't test stability, and complained about stability issues. Such a rookie fail.
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    I'm at -20 CCD0 and -30 CCD1. And no, I can't hit 37.5k due to the imposed 108A TDC limit. And yes, I'm already running overclocked and tuned ram.
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    It's not necessary to use LM on the gpu, just PTM7950 will do. My pleasure. Happy shunt modding 🙂
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    Volt mod it
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    Will give that a go, thanks. I was originally on 2033. 2066 and 2100 were margin of error, then 2133 gave a nice boost. Can't bump any voltages though, gets overriden by Asus on boot.
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    New record https://www.3dmark.com/pr/2476776 https://www.3dmark.com/spy/40530077 Tuned memory further and bumped fclk to 2133 Any suggestions on timings?
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    Damn, must be a faulty unit then. There's no way anything should pop at stock settings.
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    Tip as old as time
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    Possibly. Since hotspots will be the main issue due to Asus's sloppy way of applying liquid metal. Even then. I'd expect it to throttle at ~100W Heat dissipation of the Scar 17's cooling system is no issue. I can run 400w of combined load and it still doesn't throttle. The main issue is thermal density of the 5nm chiplet which means you need vastly more heat dissipation capacity to keep it under 90C. Couple that with the worse heat transfer caused by the stacked X3D cache it's just a recipe for thermal throttling.
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    Personally running the Strix Scar 17, I'd guarantee that the cpu will thermal throttle.
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    Personally I'm more interested in tubeless water cooling blocks
  13. seanwee
    Top score for firestrike https://www.3dmark.com/fs/30433111
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    Firestrike https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/97557763 Edit: just beat it https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/97558390
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    Interesting. And yes I got my best timespy score by far in windows 10. Going from ghost spectre windows 11 to revios windows 10 gave me 30 extra points in port royal though.
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    Thanks, so you mean to say that Oprekin.com Lite Plus W11 Pro 21H2 is actually slower than full unmodified versions of windows 11 in port royal?
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    What do you use for what benchmark then? I'm interested in 3dmark and cinebench r23 specifically. I got my current scores with revios.
  18. seanwee
    @Papusan @Mr. Fox What debloated windows 10 iso do you guys use for benchmarking then? How do they compare purely score wise?
  19. seanwee
    I'm guessing you don't need me to tell you you need a repaste ASAP
  20. seanwee
    Get an elmor evc and pump that baby to 3.3ghz
  21. seanwee
    Agreed. I mainly look at the ssd's worst case speed, when it writes directly to the memory without dram or slc caching. I'm not going to be bothered by the speed of the drive when it's empty. I just don't want it to be slow when it hits 80-90% capacity when the SLC cache is almost nonexistent. I'll just keep getting whatever NON-QLC drive gives me the most TB/dollar. Top speed is just a nice bonus.
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    That was one of the reasons I moved away from msi. They impose a total device power limit in the EC. I ran into that limit in my previous laptop the MSI GS75 which limited how far I could push the 2080 Max-q.
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    It depends on the workload. Lighter games don't even hit 200. Timespy hits around 220w. Furmark hits 250w.
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    IETS500
  25. seanwee
    I'm making my own dual psu to see how far I can push it. 600w total system power. As of now I'm volt limited and it runs at around 250w at 2610mhz@0.95v Ive already bought an elmor evc2 to volt mod it. Controller pins already identified.
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