Papusan

Hi brother. Long time no seen. Nice see you in here 🙂 Use Techpowerup NVCLEANSTALL. Best option nowadays. And there is limited drivers released for 4090. With this tool you can fast change between drivers.

Samsung Magician 7.3.0 improves data transfer function March 27, 2023 Briefly informed. There are still a few lovers who use this software. Samsung has updated its Magician software to version 7.3.0 (7.3.0.1100). Information and Download: Samsung Magician works with Samsung SSDs 470, 750, 830-870, 960-990 series as well as T5, T7 and some OEM SSDs. samsung.com/Samsung_Magician_7_3_0_Installation_Guide.pdf samsung.com/samsungmagician Or also from us: Samsung_Magician_Installer_Official_7.3.0.1100.zip (183.87 MB) Samsung ssd software still support Windows 7 & Windows 8/8.1 (32/64 bit). And as usual... Microsofts fantastic innovative AV software don't play well with software from their best partners.

A brand to avoid.....'¨' Inno3D don't accept fixing any problems if the warranty sticker is broken and they went with the cheapest kind of some components, even cut down on components on the +1600$ Nvidia flagship to further cut costs. So tripple bad. Can't be any worse than this.

See my comment about my sons pc. I can use a shorter Pump/ reservoir combo to come above the GPU. And I don't have to fit the combo on the fan (can use the wall). But yep, many ways how to make an custom loop. Or go for an external solution. Then you have thinner distro plates with pumps where you can put several places... Sooo

Yep, thats an option. I only posted an heads up. We are soon finished with 27 March here🙂

What you have in front of the HDD trays that need all the place over the bottom fan? https://www.ekwb.com/shop/EK-IM/EK-IM-3830046997999.pdf Edit. If my son want the bigger GPU I have to use a shorter reservoir for the custom loop and use the fan bracket so the pump combo go above the GPU. And I had to put the thicker radiator in the fan tray in front to make it work. Many ways go to Rome. Just be a bit creative 🙂

"These changes will occur on March 31, 2023, and the price increase will only affect certain products. Those prices will increase by 8% on average, applying to any selected product or product line our company currently offers" Not sure what what products will be affected. Maybe worth send an email if you can't find what parts will get the price hike.

You could use EK-Loop Uni Pump Reservoir Bracket - 120mm or similar from other manufacturers. Nothing stop you from make it look avsome🙂 You don't need have to go for a external WC setup. Just find and pick the right parts. https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-uni-pump-bracket-120mm-fan-vertical Be aware for price hike from EK. You have limited time on you if you not know other ways to pay less... EK's Official Statement on Upcoming Price Adjustments - EKWB

O&O ShutUp10++ 1.9.1435 Released: March 27, 2023 1.9.1435 – released March 27, 2023 NEW: Reworked user interface NEW: Disable Sidebar in Microsoft Edge NEW: Disable Windows Media Player Diagnostics FIX: Disable fun facts, tips, tricks, and more on your lock screen FIX: Various bug fixes Available in German, English, French, Italian, Spanish, Russian and Chinese (simplified)

O&O ShutUp10++ 1.9.1435 Released: March 27, 2023 1.9.1435 – released March 27, 2023 NEW: Reworked user interface NEW: Disable Sidebar in Microsoft Edge NEW: Disable Windows Media Player Diagnostics FIX: Disable fun facts, tips, tricks, and more on your lock screen FIX: Various bug fixes Available in German, English, French, Italian, Spanish, Russian and Chinese (simplified)

Dang. Over a year since I got the Apex board. But I usually put such email right into the trash-bin🙂

Where's the link for the Asus Product Survey? Thanks🙂 https://hwbot.org/submission/5236784_papusan_3dmark___fire_strike_ultra_geforce_gtx_980_4213_marks/

All I see is a Cpu that jump all over the places. Even below 2.0GHz with +25% load. I think Dell will say... Use our fantastic feature TCC offset. So no need for undervolting, LOOL

Just enable XMP and you already voiding Intels warranty as this is considered “Overclocking”. But nothing different vs AMDs own rules regarding oc’ing and warranty.

Yep, can see this. But I prefer tinkering with different things. And soft tubing ease that up. So better for me. Be sure you leak test each part or the whole system before you fill up your loop. Much easier tracking leak problems afterwards with soft tubing. All depends how you put up your loop. Please post back when you have got your kit🙂

Yep, thats better. Here's the review of the block in that kit. Raijintek Forkis Pro RBW CPU Water Block Review techpowerup.com But I prefer soft-tube over Hard-tube. More flexible in all ways.

DDC Pump more prone to dump heat into the loop. They often have shorter lifespan than D5 pump. Not very impressed by this custom water kit.

Make you an build guide. Then check what every parts will costs from a good quality manufacturer. 200cm Tube is more than enough. Then compare what it totally will cost you. A bonus advice as last. Buy spare parts. You'll need it 🙂

Nothing stopped the laptop manufacturers in older days offer sustained power above 330W from the power adapters for older laptop models. Only the new and modern have a power cap well below the PSUs specs. Or around 250W. There is a major difference between +330w of sustained power vs castrate it at 250W from same type and brand power adapters. But I expect the power delivery welded on the tiny and cute MB in new and modern laptops is of cheaper quality to cut costs. The power delivery is most likely validated and built for higher peak power but not for higher sustained power above 250W. It's what it is. New and modern to cut costs.

Asus cater to different all types people nowadays. I forgot it bro. Sorry. I see you need it😎

Whats wrong with people nowadays? It seems all is grown up with smartphones and small tiny tablets. "Flere unge kan ikke lenger bruke en vanlig datamaskin" Direct translated into English below.... Several young people can no longer use a normal computer (behind paywall) https://www.aftenbladet.no/lokalt/i/OrWanO/flere-unge-kan-ikke-lenger-bruke-en-vanlig-datamaskin-holder-ikke-med-et-kurs There you have it bro @Mr. Fox Please can you tell me how a PC looks like? More like this? Maybe I'm too old to understand all these changes. Yep, definitely.

No need to cripple an 330W Delta PSU. It can handle power spikes above 400w and stay loaded well above 330W the whole day. What I see is a Cpu that stay in the low and middle 3GHz. Not the way I want to see my processors in use. This isn't much more different than previous gen laptops with Dynamic boost. An awful tech to save money and make all laptops as Apple clones. And it seems Dell continue offer 101C as temp target. So woorse than the Razor-books. Can't beat thermal engineer Travis North's fantastic thermal engineering on Dell's gaming flagship. What a Joke! Dell even locked you out from undervolting, LOOL From 1:02.20 Reset bios back to factory settings and send it back to Dell Alienware, LOOL See also the talk about Dell Alienware Command Center. What a disgusting mess.

The silicon lottery is real. Have it been this bad as with this new gen nvidia cards the last 4 years or two gen graphics? I talk more about the vram lottery. The so called best binned OC cards being crushed buy vanilla $1600 gamer cards. I really hope Micron soon get some competition in the high end. This variance isn't acceptable. You pay extra for OC cards for a reason. And not only for the better cooling. The OC tag means more than fancy cooling and back plate.

Never assume all boards have exactly same readout of voltage. And as I said the +1.52v you see from some CPU-Z screenshots isn’t the voltage they run at 🙂 Same also for Jokebooks. Mostly VID is showed and not real core voltage. What you see is what you think it is 🙂

Asus board has the diesense reading so the voltage you see is socket sense which is much higher. Load voltage is closer to 1.350v. And if you see voltage reading at +1.52v on a few screenshots it doesn’t necessarily mean you run voltage at that level 🙂 Then you have what priority you run the benchmark at. Above normal task priority in task manager the reading of temps and other values will be different/skewed so they won’t be 100% correct.