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I dont know that the US government would be a worthwhile reference

Still need a adapter info and hwinfo. Like I said I ran my R1 with no battery and had no issues at all, the cause is elsewhere in the system.

mosfets werent as robust as the M17x R4 and M18x R2 but never read that it had the same problems as the 17 R2 and newer as those issues would cause the CPU to run at 800mhz until at best a reboot flushes the system at worst stayed persistent.

Ahh right, and running beyond 2000 FCLK things begin to spiral IIRC then I should settle for 4000Mhz with the tightest timings then. Well hopefully the prices will be kind when I start looking around.

I dont mind if that means we can have more mGPU support :) I'd love to CFX the 5700XT....mostly because I still have 5 of them lmao Also is 4400Mhz the best balance between speed and timings for DDR4 @Mr. Fox? I have been debating getting some faster RAM for the X3D after seeing some anecdotal evidence of around 10% improvement in certain titles which might be worth adding a comparison (+content for the forum).

I have decent success with the cheaper stuff but one of the bits did break on me, have had it for about a year now I think? https://www.amazon.com/STREBITO-Screwdriver-142-Piece-Electronics-Precision/dp/B08SGM6F79/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?keywords=precision+screwdriver+set&s=electronics&sr=1-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&psc=1 not sure if it will be the same price in Canada though

I only ran mine up to A14 and later A14+ using 4930mx @ 4.3Ghz and a GTX 1070 @ 120w for about 220w power draw. Was also using 5 drives internally IIRC Sometimes the adapter warning could throw a fit to so I usually had that disabled. Without some limit reasons though it'll be like taking stabs in the dark

I used to run my Ranger with no battery and didnt have those issues. May want to open HWINFO and try to get some limit reasons to try and narrow that down.

Well first things first, what vendor 980m did you purchase?

Is there a reputable place to purchase Win10 LTSC anymore? Or is that mostly a thing of the past?

Where are you located?

While I can see this argument in a favorable light, considering your history, makes it quite difficult. Certain facts hold more weight with individuals than others, just like opinions and anything else that can be valued. Its the exchange of those ideas and opinions that enlarge perspective and the scope of reference for further consideration when the time calls for it. If someone is personally insulting you or anyone on this forum, there is a report function and just as I have in every event, will evaluate whats happening before taking action. If this is in regards to Reddit and/or Youtube Comments, well... Good Luck!

I'd love a Prema hoodie

People have, its a highly anticipated titled as such you will see more voices in the mix than you would otherwise. Dont make the mistake as perceiving the negative as the only sentiment out there, or vice versa. Evaluate it, judge, and if not for you at this point and time then revisit in 6 months or something. There are plenty of other titles to check out and an ever growing backlog to review. The world will keep spinning regardless.

Just like before, and still to this day, discussion of offering keys is off the table.

Its time to SLI the last card that could !

The P750FM needs some work, I think the 1080 started dying on me after too many experiments lmao If an RTX 3080 somehow ends up in my orbit it may be time to look into how to get supplemental power in it

Didnt cost much, and lets me have a little fun away from certification training without being too cumbersome. I only have 1TB Toshiba Pcie 3.0 x4 NVME, everything else is SATA based. Without a heatsink I was able to force it to 71c, going to see what it runs at with the heatsink installed, tonight when the cable should arrive. I wonder if I can make a pedestal for my ITX system lmao With these extension cables it would be rather easy to add an M.2 NVME to PCIE adapter like when I was mining. Could be useful for testing out various devices on my daily driver without having to remove my GPU Actually I do have an 4x M.2 SSD to PCIE adapter Hmm, well something else to try out during the weekend.

Welcome back to the Forums! Still many of us quite active, you may find some of the overclockers in the Official Benchmark thread, seems to also be a generalish hangout thread as well :)

The NVME tower heatsink arrived and alas, it wont fit natively :( Really bummed out... Whats a guy to do?

I'll settle for a Root Beer, much cheaper. :)

Ok, i'll probably save that for this weekend as I want to make some progress on my professional development through the week. Im using the same 'meh' RAM I bought when I got the AM4 system, for daily driving 32GB has definitely been preferred for some time. That being said it'll be addition to my comparison thread :) Right now I think I have IF set to 1933, one more thing to add to the list is to try 1600:3200 then

Tried to see if my RAM would hit that but no dice, like, at all. If there is interest I can try the 4400Mhz DDR4 kit from @Mr. Fox kit that he sold me some time ago. Im not sure why but some people on OCN were saying to increase the IF speed to 1900Mhz+ but from what I understand there is only one CCD so, no resource sharing. Would it be worth it to try 4000Mhz with 2000Mhz IF perhaps? Likely would be instable which is why I would guess that 3800/1900 tends to be the goal?

Any reason not to go with Dell proper? Not high volume or just keeping it local?