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I see where you go. But this is not an option here home. KPx will cost me more. See... I ordered this in early spring... 1099 nok = $101.60 USD One bottle of Kryonaut Extreme is 33.84g = So $3 USD per gram. Still damn expensive. But other lower end brand pastes here home will cost the same or even more. Etc Noctua NT-H2 High Performance will cost me $4 USD per gram. Me... Haven't much options but I rather buy the small bottle Grizzly and at least can save some money. And as FYI. This is with the dreaded 25% Norwegian tax included. Edit. 2 gram Thermalright TF8 cost +32$ or 16$ per gram. Isn't that disgusting? https://www.multicom.no/thermalright-waermeleitpaste-tf-8-2/cat-p/c/p1000445950 Yup it seems I have not many other choices than continue buying bottles with Kryonaut Extreme. A lot money to pay each time I need paste, but I haven't many other choices. Buy small syringes with thermal paste will cost me more. So that's not an option. Just pay and be happy🤢

AMD won't patch all chips affected by severe data theft vulnerability "There are some older products that are outside our software support window." AMD has no plans to update its Ryzen 1000, 2000, and 3000 series processors or its Threadripper 1000 and 2000 models. In short. AMD processors released as late as late 2019 is too old to be patched. Yup, AMD care about their customers (corporate, governments and vanilla PC consumers). Sinkclose evades antiviruses and "persists even after OS reinstall".

There is always a fix😁 Maybe very needed if you have Asus boards. And Intel offered us a free replacement program due sloppy QC (almost as in the old days but "for free") if you overclock your Cpu to the edge😀 The Cu being stupid in CBR-15. Or better say Windows being stupid. Maybe he buy wrong processors? Oh my gosh. The tech world need more experts as this one. Because you can trust them doing it right. New ‘instability patch’ shaves 9000 points off Cinebench multi-core score in 14900K tests pcguide.com The article above is taken from an link from Notebookcheck... Update | Intel 14th-gen stability BIOS update obliterates multicore performance with 23% loss in some benchmarks

Never cheap out on the PSU😁

Regarding to Safedisk. Not fully solved. He get crashes if the push too hard. Maybe it's his mem settings but he say so. Fun video. There is no need for the 0x129 MC. Or new beta bios. Just use your favorite bios and tune in settings. Aka the old good way do it. Igorslab have tested. Both Kryonaut and KPx will pump out. The old Thermalright TF8 or the Corsair XTM70 is the way to go if you want longevity. Corsair is expensive. But use double amount paste for same lifespan means double the price🙂 We have both Thermalright TF8 and Corsair paste in the shop here home. Almost same prices vs Kryonaut Extreme. KPx isn't an option as this paste isn't sold here hom. I still have enough of Kryonaut Extreme (bougth the +30g barrel a few months ago) but I may try Corsair's XTM70 paste next time if the price point is ok'ish or is close to Grizzly Kryonaut Extreme. https://www.igorslab.de/category/kuehlung/waermeleitpaste-und-pads/ The KINGPIN Cooling is certainly a good paste for LN2 overclockers, but I wouldn't use it in a normal PC for long periods of time, at least not for a longer period of time of more than 6 to 9 months. This applies to all such specialized pastes, by the way, because if you optimize the properties of the matrix and the fillers for the low temperature range, then something is naturally lacking in other areas. Same with Grizzly Kryonaut (Extreme). Hence LN2 clockers prefer them. Easy to apply and easy to clean up in a hurry. And they works very well with the sub zero cold. + it helps that many of the top LN2 clockers (elite and the choosen ones) are sponsored by Grizzly and Kingpin. The rest of us pay premium for not much more over the other better thermal paste.

Maybe it will reach low powered 4060 mobile junk in Jokebooks, but who should trust AMD's numbers? Just look at the video I posted about AMD and their fake bench numbers above. So don't hold your breath. Or this one below. This is AMD nowadays! Either frauders or they don't know what they are doing. Could be both.

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I see you have popped into one of YouTubes biggest AMD fanboy'z channel... This YouTuber is useless to see or find proper content/info from. Save your valuable time brother for something else🙂 Life is too short to follow trash. https://www.youtube.com/clip/Ugkx34QYLNylqyaYJdZFEaellfpKpJJ6ZWLt See my reply above. See also......

AMD's 'Sinkclose' vulnerability affects hundreds of millions of processors, enables data theft — AMD begins patching issue in critical chip lines, more to follow Almost cannot be fixed, say researchers.... 'Sinkclose' is the name of a recently discovered major security vulnerability that affects virtually all of AMD's processors released since 2006. This flaw allows attackers to deeply infiltrate a system, making it extremely difficult to detect or remove malicious software. The issue is so severe that, in some cases, it may be easier to abandon an infected machine than to repair it, reports Wired. There is good news, though: since it has not been discovered for 18 years, it likely hasn't been used. Also, AMD is patching its platforms to protect them, though not all affected processors have received a patch yet.

Intel details microcode update that addresses instability and crashing errors — claims patch has negligible performance impacts, future processors not impacted The patch reins in voltage, instituting a hard 1.55V limit as the company investigates potential mitigations for a related issue — a minimum voltage shift condition that can occur on impacted processors. The company will provide an update on the minimum voltage issue before the end of the month. We've asked for more details. Intel also says that all future processors will not be impacted. The 0x129 update will limit voltage requests above 1.55 volts to prevent chips that are still unaffected by the instability from getting damaged. Intel also said, "…based on extensive validation, all future products will not be affected by this issue." However, chips that are experiencing instability or have already failed will have to go through the RMA process, as there is no fix. For unlocked Intel Core 13th and 14th Gen desktop processors, this latest microcode update (0x129) will not prevent users from overclocking if they so choose. Users can disable the eTVB setting in their BIOS if they wish to push above the 1.55V threshold. Edit: Microcode (0x129) Update for Intel Core 13th and 14th Gen Desktop Processors by Thomas_Hannaford on ‎08-09-2024 07:00 AM Asus have now posted their beta bios on their official support page. https://rog.asus.com/motherboards/rog-maximus/rog-maximus-z790-apex-encore/helpdesk_bios/

Intel's patch for CPU instability and crashing issues rolls out... Intel details microcode update that addresses instability and crashing errors — claims patch has negligible performance impacts, future processors not impacted

Meant to reduce overshoot/voltage spikes. And with this fix Asus could increase LLC to 5 iin the beta bios if I remember correct. Not fun seeing close to 1.7V😁

Maybe start with 3Dmark Time Spy Extreme (Cpu score). The biggest drop in performance of all tests. Not sure I trust Jayz. Neither do I know if MSI did some own changes in bios.

Want to be the guinea pig. Here's the last MEI driver https://mega.nz/file/ANsFELYA#nqKdMeYcHPInYW2wLGlFd5Ci-Ax2fVUPToSs44Ji5wM Launch "Install.cmd" by right-click Run as admin > Automatic restart when install is done. Me... IF IT AIN'T BROKE, DON'T FIX IT🙂 That's nice to hear. HeHe, I expected you had the answers on that one🙂 Asus should have followed EVGA. A kill switch for ME in bios. @Mr. Fox love it. PS. Why do we need ME for consumers/gamer boy machines? Nothing will be 100% secure anyway. This only open a door for the governments and their partners. As well hackers.

Hello bro. Nice to see you pop up here. Hope all is well. Everything well here up in the North. The usual. Rain and rain, LOOL As expected... No need for the ME update. Any changelog for v16.1.30.2361 ? MSI offer it on their driver support page. Thanks.

When will Intel release a hybrid chips with 3 different type E-cores for their mobile trash? This is just disgusting. Intel Arrow Lake-H CPUs For Laptops To Feature Core Architecture Trio: Lion Cove P-Cores, Skymont E-Cores, Crestmont LP-E Cores Intel's Arrow Lake-H CPUs are now confirmed to include three different core architectures, Lion Cove P, Skymont E & Crestmont LP-E cores. And here's a new problem Intel HQ need to handle. Intel hit with lawsuit over $32 billion loss, shareholders complain company hid problems

I expect Asus have kept the older MEI firmware v16.1.30.2307 with the new beta bios. That's good. MSI use the newer v16.1.30.2361

Could be there is more than elevated voltage that's fixed with the new MC. The stablility issues people have seen with Intel chips can also be memory related as well.

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Newer is always better, LOOL Steam Survey July 2024 Update: Windows 10 Usage Records Uptick, Windows 11 Drops Techpowerup.com | Yesterday Interesting things are happening in the gaming community, as Windows 10 operating system has seen an increase in its user base on the Steam platform, while Windows 11 has dipped below the 46% mark for the first time since its launch. According to the latest July data from Steam's hardware and software survey, Windows 10's share rose to 47.69%, marking a significant uptick that contrasts with Windows 11's decline to 45.73%. This trend highlights a growing preference among gamers for the older operating system, which is often praised for its stability and compatibility with a wide range of games and hardware. Many users have expressed concerns over Windows 11's performance and its stringent hardware requirements, which have made it less accessible for some gamers, especially those without the TPM 2.0-enhanced system. The shift in user demographics is particularly interesting given that Windows 11 was designed with gaming enhancements in mind, including features like DirectStorage and Auto HDR. However, the adoption rate appears to be hampered by issues related to compatibility and performance, leading many gamers to stick with the more familiar and reliable Windows 10. This trend could prompt Microsoft to reevaluate its approach to Windows 11, particularly in terms of addressing user concerns and enhancing compatibility with existing hardware. Other OSes are seeing stagnation, especially with Linux-based distributions recording zero change. Apple's OSX stands at 1.37%, a +0.06% increase from last month.

Newer is always better, LOOL Steam Survey July 2024 Update: Windows 10 Usage Records Uptick, Windows 11 Drops Techpowerup.com | Yesterday Interesting things are happening in the gaming community, as Windows 10 operating system has seen an increase in its user base on the Steam platform, while Windows 11 has dipped below the 46% mark for the first time since its launch. According to the latest July data from Steam's hardware and software survey, Windows 10's share rose to 47.69%, marking a significant uptick that contrasts with Windows 11's decline to 45.73%. This trend highlights a growing preference among gamers for the older operating system, which is often praised for its stability and compatibility with a wide range of games and hardware. Many users have expressed concerns over Windows 11's performance and its stringent hardware requirements, which have made it less accessible for some gamers, especially those without the TPM 2.0-enhanced system. The shift in user demographics is particularly interesting given that Windows 11 was designed with gaming enhancements in mind, including features like DirectStorage and Auto HDR. However, the adoption rate appears to be hampered by issues related to compatibility and performance, leading many gamers to stick with the more familiar and reliable Windows 10. This trend could prompt Microsoft to reevaluate its approach to Windows 11, particularly in terms of addressing user concerns and enhancing compatibility with existing hardware. Other OSes are seeing stagnation, especially with Linux-based distributions recording zero change. Apple's OSX stands at 1.37%, a +0.06% increase from last month.

Dang: It says... Improve system performance So it has to be good 🤩 Also MSI have pushed out new bios with the new MC MSI and Asus roll out first Intel instability fix for a range of motherboards with 0x129 microcode BIOS AMD Ryzen 7 9700X: Using Less Power Is This CPU's Superpower pcmag.com What’s more concerning is that Intel’s 14th Gen Raptor Lake refresh processors drive much more performance. To be sure: We are fully aware some of these chips have, for all intents and purposes, blown up at current settings. But we're also keeping in mind how this problem could be resolved on newly purchased chips this very month, and are mindful of Intel’s now-extended five-year warranty on those same processors. Even if you have to slow down or undervolt the processor to avoid damage, the performance differences between this new Ryzen, and Intel's Core i5-14600K and Core i7-14700K, are so large that you’d still have a faster PC by going with Intel. That’s not even to mention that the Core i5-14600K costs around $299 from multiple online retailers, which makes it less expensive, or that the Core i7-14700K is available for around $397 from Amazon—not much more than AMD's chip. We cannot say that the Ryzen 7 9700X is a disappointing CPU, as it truly is not. It performs well, and it delivers excellent power-draw and heat-generation numbers that AMD should rightly be proud of. The problem: It simply doesn’t outperform its predecessor by much, and it’s slower overall than the Intel competition. AMD Ryzen 7 9700X Review: Zen 5 Arrives We're a bit miffed by the 9700X's overall performance. It seems rather pointless, and we can't imagine those X3D chips expected later in the year are going to be much different given what we've seen here. It was also shocking to find the 9700X slower than the 7700X in some games, and it's this inconsistent performance that makes the 9700X particularly bad in our opinion. It's underwhelming at best. From worse to even worse. This time with the Ryzen 5 9600X on the table. Yup, bro @Mr. Fox Newer has to be better🤢 Does "Disaster" means better in the English language?😁 What a fiasco release.

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😀😀😀 Pcworld didnt dare post the review because the numbers looked damn wrong. And Amd try defend their benchmark numbers...... Again meheee also from Pcworld. The AMD employee is sweating more and more the more results being shown, LOOL Please see the whole video. Amd is pretty rousted by the Pcworld editor. Not everyday I see such a good work done from Gordon🙂 See the face on AMD's employeee....😂