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I mean it should be PL1

Set aside 1/2 hour for the Youtube video from Builzoid. He talk about the different DDR5 voltages (naming and safe voltage for everyday use or oc'ing) Yep. And sometimes you get less than expected(I don't talk about the gaming performance). I really hope AMD don't screw up this time for the 7000 series Ryzen refresh. Another tradeoff besides overclocking was the slightly reduced clock speeds and that may still be a thing on the AMD Ryzen 7000X3D CPUs given that the performance benefit that comes from cache makes up for the losses that occur due to the reduced clocks.

LOOL. Did they all get the same?😄

Thing of the past? Maybe you remember the upgrade fiasco with AMDs Ryzen 3000 series chips? Going from X and the next year's XT was nothing to write home about. Then AMD jumped over and keept 5000 series two years before they swapped socket. The only minor upgrade was a 8 cores chips who got the X3D upgrade for the 5000 series processors. And we may see similar for 7000 series. X3D as the only upgrade. For gamers. AMD ain't much better option than Intel if we talk about longeivity/upgrade paths. Those that can't grasp the AMD truth need to go into thing of the past, LOOL

Windows 11 22H2 is full of bugs: Check them out here Windows 11 version 22H2, also known as the 2022 update, came with many serious bugs and we have compiled a list just for you. And yet, Microsoft want that you have to run into same "Moment".... mess agan. Maybe even before they have ruled out all bugs from current version. Look at the beauty bro @Mr. Fox @Ashtrix++++ Microsoft might be working on a third big update for Windows 11 22H2 Microsoft isn’t really committed to a specific schedule for feature drops and there’s a chance we might see more ‘Moment’ updates in future. In fact, references spotted in the preview builds seem to indicate that possibilities of “Moment 3” cannot be ruled out, at least for now.

Usebenchmark is trash. But yep, 7900x perform better than old gen Ryzen. Rather use Cpu Monkey to fast compare performance bethween two SKUs. https://www.cpu-monkey.com/en/compare_cpu-amd_ryzen_9_7900x-vs-amd_ryzen_9_5950x ------------------------------------------------------------ KS could be 22% pricier (for 200MHz bump) than Core i9-13900K . https://videocardz.com/newz/intel-core-i9-13900ks-6ghz-cpu-is-22-more-expensive-than-i9-13900k-according-to-canadian-retailer ------------------------------------------------------------- And it could be that nvidia will try sell the 4080@12GB scam variant now branded "4070 Ti" for 1000$ in China. China have a lot of citizens so there is probably a lot stupids living there that will buy this cards from Ngreedia. https://wccftech.com/nvidia-geforce-rtx-4070-ti-12-gb-graphics-card-rumored-to-cost-1000-us-in-china/ For US and and perhaps Europe... If NVIDIA retails the $899 US pricing for the GeForce RTX 4070 Ti, it will have the same effect as the RTX 4080 has on the RTX 4090. The RTX 4070 Ti will make the RTX 4080 look good just like the RTX 4080 makes the RTX 4090 looks good. Aka Nvidia try push you to an higher tier SKU to keep up ASP (max profits). Lower sales means Nvidia need sell at higher ASP price point for the few cards sold. If Nvidia want 899$ for the 4070Ti, this means an inflated price of 50% over 3070Ti. Nice done, Nvidia.

Me and middle my son have started buying parts for his new gaming machine. Mind you, this is included the nice Norwegian taxes/currency exchange tarifs on top. What we have ordered for now: 1. NZXT H7 Flow Midi Tower (White) - ($131.47) Quite good Reviews for a mid tower (the cooling) 2. Gigabyte Z690 AORUS PRO - ($371.00) Review 3. Corsair HX1500i (2022) - ($232.72). In fact, quite cheap in Norway Review 4. ASUS Dual GeForce RTX™ 3070 V2 OC Edition - ($656.96) Review 5. ASUS ROG Strix XG27AQ 27" Monitor - ($449.85) Review 6. WD Black SN850X PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 - 2TB - ($232.72) Review 7. G.skill 6400 ram from me. Already tested by me😀 8. He also got my golden 12900K and custom cooling for an ok price. Already tested by me😀 The good part... He is smart young man and didn't pay the extra for the RGB version (BLING BLING) of the chassis. And black was 50% more expensive so... White it will be. I hope the white color ain't equal awful as Dell's Lunar White color who turned into Yellowish disaster after 3 months(Yep, their +5000$ gaming Joke flagship's chassis, lid, bottom and palmrest couldn't be touched without gloves). Aka a 5 grand failure. Then he will need some more cooling parts etc. Expected to be around $175 + $600 he owes me. So the gaming machine will cost him around $2850. Yep, not cheap if you want something new in this part of the world. Neither is it easy to find what you want to buy. As you can se, not high end system with all the bells and whistles even it looks like this on the price tag, but good enough for his needs. So a tax hell isn't the best place live in. I myself got the G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB DDR5-7200 BK C34 DC while he took over my G.Skill 6400 sticks. I also bought the same monitor as my son (ASUS ROG Strix XG27AQ 27" Monitor). Now I'll have to find out what radiator that will fits in the chassis above. Me think, 45mm thick 360mm with high fin density and strong fans. Fans can be tuned for performance and or silence. Weak fans have already reached their limits. So rate the build as the reddit boys/girls always say(me, 5 of 6 stars), LOOL

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Alphacool is out with new fans without the "bling bling" lighs show. The 3000/4000 rpm 120mm variant fans cost here home 3.7 times less than what you have to pay for Noctua NF-F12 industrial PPC-3000. Yep, 3.7 times cheaper. Or even better, the Alphacool Core 140mm fans cost 4 times less than the Noctua NF-A14 iPPC-3000 fan. The minimum rpm range for the stronger fans will most likely be around 1100 rpm so more noisy than Noctua at low/minimum speed but still a product to consider. And half the life expectance vs Noctua's industrial fans. But 70.000 hours is equal well above 7 years use or around 1$ in cost each year. Not bad... Not bad at all. The unknown... We still don't know how the noise will sound in different rpm range/full speed. Or will deliver the advertised airflow/static pressure. I prefer my Noctua Industrial fans sound over many other of the high pressure/high speed fans out there. It's nice that there is still a chance for people to buy ok tech products without being "forced to pay extra" for the (unwanted) not needed RGB flashing blight in all form and shape. Alphacool Unveils Core 120 PWM and Core 140 PWM Series Case Fans PRESS RELEASE Today, 12:29 Alphacool's fan lineup gets a new addition! The quiet and efficient Core PWM fan is now available in 120 mm and 140 mm, each in 3 different speed variants. The 120 mm version is available with a maximum speed of 2500rpm, 3000rpm as well as 4000rpm. The 140 mm version is available with maximum speeds of 2000 rpm, 2500 rpm and 3200 rpm. available as 120 mm or 140 mm version high airflow & static pressure wide speed control range using PWM durable smooth running bearing for quiet operation MSRP 6.48€ - 8.98€ @Mr. Fox @electrosoft ECC is a must have Nvidia feature. Maybe Nvidia should enable it as default? This so they could disable it at launch of 5xxx series and claim even 6% higher performance over previous gen cards😁

GeForce 474.06 and 474.04 as security update for Windows 7 to Windows 11 (older cards) Nvidia has released a security update for the graphics card driver. This update is for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 (GeForce 474.06) and Windows 11 and 10 (GeForce 474.04) Kepler graphics cards. The vulnerabilities CVE-2022-3786 and CVE-2022-3602 are closed. Both were rated "High" and fix an OpenSSL vulnerability. And of course they don't bother offer it for Kepler Mobile graphics cards. Desktop cards will always get the love. Both for performance and security updates long after the cards go EOL. Download links in the article above.

Nope. Defective design from Nvidia and bugged benchmark software from Futuremark. Hwbot don't trust results from an vanilla 4000 series graphics card running default settings but oc'd. If the new graphics cards is run stock the problem isn't there. But why post stock results on the bot?

A broken design make it worse for all. Geforce ain't a professional graphics card. You should also add in Nvidia. New has to be better? Huuu

Yep. And hwbot won't accept scores posted on their leaderboard with default settings😀 This means a random person with LN2 can come on top of Futuremark Hall Of Fame's leaderboard and beat the hell of the best benchers in the world😎 Because they haven't the same tools to play with anymore. So don't pull up your best scores from Hwbot to bragg about it. Some others without crippled HW can beat you, LOOL New has to be better....

Or put it the other way... People run their hardware at the edge of stability to max out scores or frames pr. sec (gaming). If the autocorrect has to kick in everytime and you will see lower scores or fps regardless how you see it. I expect this nice professional feature in NCP also will affect your max performance in gaming. Edit: I haven't such cards so I can't test it with a decent overclock. Ps @Mr. Fox I didn't think this was possible. UL is the Futuremark owner and run certification business. And still can't make futuremark any better than what a single person without the skills can run a small shop. https://www.3dmark.com/compare/pr/1890894/pr/1864506/fs/28868586

Isn't it nice. "If" UL allow you to run with ECC unchecked and Hwbot force you to use it... What score do you want to pull up from the hat if others on the web want you to show your score vs theirs? 🙂 I expect the new tool (system info) + that you are forced to enable ECC will always affect max scores. There is a performance panalty up to 5 or 6%if you enable the new feature in NCP regarless what the ECC autocorrect.

Haven’t the new cards but mean it’s 3090 Ti and above. Most likely a switch in NCP. No gamers should bother with this. And now you get a performance penalty if you bench for glitter and glory.

Nice with new added professional features on gamer cards. They can be used for everything. Yeah and activating it slows down the VRAM. No need to let the vram breath. Added to the Hwbot rules today. Maybe hwbot should delete all "bugged scores" so everyone can compete under equal conditions? Or is it so that older results can have its own place at the top of the ranking board? Will/should Hwbot throw away all scores on the leaderboards from 3090 Ti and upwards because people don't want such fancy features enabled? That would be would push an outcry 🙂 Everything was a lot easier in the older days. New is always better. In all ways (sarcasm).

Microsoft tried hard make Win 11 22H2 better than the orginal released build, but as usual failed hard. So nothing new her🙂 Microsoft confirms Windows 11 Remote Desktop issue ghachs.net Microsoft confirmed a remote desktop issue that is affecting the company's latest operating system, Windows 11 version 22H2, today. The issue affects devices running the Windows 11 2022 Update, but not devices that run the original release version of the Windows 11 operating system nor earlier versions of Windows. --------------------------------------------------------------- People share what they hate most about Windows 11 windowscentral.com | Today Windows 11 didn't receive much love in our recent Twitter thread.... https://www.windowscentral.com/software-apps/windows-11/people-share-what-they-hate-most-about-windows-11

Haven't the silicon winner as the elite usually get their hands on but... Me, my 13900K and H2O, baked in between LN2 cooled processors. It's also about efficiency. Higher boost clocks doesn't always help if the rest of the package don't keep up. Hwbot Global ranking wPrime - 32m 24xCPU's....... Bro @Mr. Foxcould you do me a favor? 1th. Run Cinebench R20 or R23 with one and two pumps. Or even a 3rd test if you have 3 pumps. Would be nice to see a possible temp difference with added pumps. Stock clocks or your daily driver is just fine for all the different tests. 2nd. Check the water flow vs different water temperature. Run a bench with the chiller then a bench with your normal custom water cooling. The water flow should decrease when the water become quite cold. Hence testing with and without the chiller. Test with only one pump. Thanks 🙂

I don't have processors a long time in the machines. And I swap parts often so I can't say how long it will last. But from what I can see from others the pink version isn't so affected as the old Grizzly Kryonaut. But I can't see much of a difference from new to the next re-paste. Here is another great choice. Noctua NT-H2 (even H1). This paste isn't affected by it breaks down. Have used this and a good cheap option. No need to look other places if you want a good paste that will last. I use liquid metal for laptops. Not really needed for desktops. And many here won't buy used processors where the stamp on the lid is almost gone. Same problem also apply delidded processors. How good and cool they running doesn't matter. Edit. It seems Jay'z can't get enough of Kryonaut Extreme😃 7:25 sek

MX-5 is a lottery. EOL now due variable quality (batch problems). I use the more expensive Kryonaut Extreme. Edit: Thermalright TF7 vs Arctic mx-5 - Overclock.net Ps. I used the old CoolerMaster Maker Gel with good results. The former best paste from CoolerMaster.

This just show that you don't play in the same game field vs the fab/elite benchers. And the same apply also for both for MB and ram sticks. You just can't have it all. Regardless if you bench on sub zero or higher ambient cooling. And with even more binning from Intel to push out refresh for same SKU, the difference wont be less. Just do as good you can. You just can't win even if you do it good in the ordinary lottery. You all are doomed to be nr2 or last🙂 @Raiderman Nice to see an old face 🙂

13th gen run at lower voltage vs 12th gen with quite high clock speed (Intel bragged about that they shaved of above 60mv vs 12th gen chips) and me think the high power consumption will prevent many chips from dying. People are cooling limited before the higher voltage is a problem. As of Caseking and der8auer said for their prebinned 11th and 12th gen chips. The core voltage that we have defined and that is necessary for stable OC operation is specified on the packaging of each pre-tested CPU. Depending on the voltage supply of the mainboard used, there is a tolerance range of approximately +/- 20 mV. In order to protect the silicon, the maximum core voltage is a harmless 1.37 volts at most. At this voltage many will run into thermal problems with the newer gen Intel processors. Too high voltage, high clock speed and very high temps will degrade the chips. Remember the soldered processors. Many run high voltage and 100C, but those throttle down clock speed once it hit 100C and hence lowered the voltage for prolonged life. You can tune your chips up to well above 90C and with high clocks and high voltage (won't trottle as the BGA chips and hence will run hot and with max volage). This is doomed to fail. https://hwbot.org/submission/5127199_papusan_wprime___32m_core_i9_13900k_(8p)_1sec_488ms?recalculate=true https://hwbot.org/submission/5127160_papusan_3dmark05_geforce_gtx_980_107383_marks https://hwbot.org/submission/5127180_papusan_3dmark06_geforce_gtx_980_85385_marks

And here I sit, benching months after months. The 12900K have been near peak power/clocks all time since Feb until now. Yet, not have seen any degradation. It will soon have a nice life in a gaming rig for my son. Maybe I will call it "in retirement same as me", LOOL I would rather say you should be a bit more careful with the IMC. Have seen a few chips that can't run memory at peak anymore. But the cores still kick ass.

Why couldn't Nvidia offer all this for 4090 ?😃