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electrosoft

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  1. To give you an idea, I repasted the IdeaPad 3i in my sig because even with an i5-1235u it was thermally throttling. It went from hitting 96c to topping out at 84c. I repasted with Kingpin as the heatsink had a good fit. I repasted the Nitro 5 in my sig because the GPU was hitting 80+ and CPU was hitting 90+. I repasted with nanogrease extreme because the pairing was a bit off and temps were higher with Kingpin. Repasting with nanogrease lowered temps by ~10c across the board. Same for the X170SM-G because the pairing pressure is very sensitive so I went with nanogrease for best temps. It went from thermal throttling to sitting in the 80s for CPU and 60's for GPU. With this GL66, thermal throttling CPU and 80's for the GPU so we'll see where this goes but I can almost guarantee temps will plummet.
  2. Depending on pairing pressure, I'd give nanogrease extreme a try. Good fit, I'd go with Kingpin or Kryo Extreme. I've yet to encounter a laptop that hasn't benefited from a proper clean install and a repasting. I'm getting ready to crack open the GL66 Pulse in my sig this afternoon and repaste and double check because it is overheating even running single thread.
  3. You definitely want to keep a laptop to go along with the desktop (Look at my army of laptops in the sig). What model of laptop do you use now?
  4. True, in the end no laptop will compete to desktop build outs especially with the ever widening cap between power draw and the 4000 / 7000 series on the horizon. This next generation of CPUs and especially GPUs is going to widen that gap even more. Depending on power efficiency mobile AMD may end up being the king for the next generation but we will see. At this stage of the game, I'd wait for next gen across the board before building out anything with new architectures, DDR5 continuing to mature and new PSU standards.
  5. Sometimes a good deal slips through the cracks and you're able to have good timing. I love it when that happens. Hopefully it gives you better results in the stock range to eeek out a little more performance. Did you ever pick up an Asus motherboard to qualify chips on the desktop for comparison?
  6. I picked up Fallout 76 deluxe for $15 with the sale price as one of my buds and his wife play pretty religiously so I figured it would be something new to try while I wait for Dragonflight.
  7. I was wondering this just yesterday since reading @Falkentyne's excellent post over on the ocn forums using one of these. It seems like a win win in any scenario. This would especially apply to you @jaybee83 since you've already had the motherboard out numerous times. Check to see if you have enough room and give it a whirl!
  8. True and I didn't have too many problems with the FTW3 3090ti I had for about a week. Boosted to 2070 gaming and temps never went over 65c. Definitely not quiet though. Uplift was there just not enough to justify the $2k+tax price tag vs my 3080. I'm keeping an eye out on prices and ebay though as they continue to tumble. Problem with the KPE 3090ti is price, no block (for those who wc) and 4000 series right around the corner but the upside is a very limited run (if that's your thing), One of the if not only cards designed with dual power connectors and 100% MLCC poscap design but I can't see it outpacing what is now a $1650 FTW3 3090ti that much in performance (well $1850 w/ PSU). I do wish they had offered it with a T2 instead of P2 at that price. I fully expect the 4090 to smash the 3090ti by at least 30% if not more.
  9. True, if I find a KPE around 1100 I might have to (re) pick one up again. All the cards that passed my way during the Pandemic and Mining craze the KPE 3090 was easily my favorite. KPE 3090ti is truly a limited run so it transcends normal 3090ti parameters and falling prices but $2500+tax is a tough pill to swallow. I picked up a 3090ti FTW3 but ended up returning it after a week as it just didn't bring the value for the $2k+ it cost IMHO but a $1200 3090ti FTW3 is a different story.
  10. Nice! Are you posting your progress and outlier work on this one somewhere in the forums?
  11. $2499.99 + tax. Almost 2x the cost of used KPE 3090's on ebay (and falling)....yikes.
  12. KPE 3090ti's are dropping first wave to queue members and auto-notify is gone so Jacob was right when he said limited. $2499.99 w/ 1600 PSU no exceptions. It's a bundle deal. If you didn't queue up you're SOL (if you wanted one). https://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=24G-P5-4998-KT
  13. Nice! And most definitely. See where it lands you at -0.050 - 0.100 uv pull and temps to get an idea of draw and bleed. Also see how it compares versus your current 10900k. I haven't had a chance to really do much of anything with my X170SM-G in weeks with so many other projects on the table I've been churning through (and work). If you have access to a Z490/Z590 motherboard, you can also use my desktop binning chart from five samples I posted earlier:
  14. I was just thinking about him and his crocs wondering where he went. Good to know he is absent for a good reason!
  15. EVGA finally feeling the overstock glut and having barn burner prices on EVERYTHING (right now elite members only for a few days then everybody). Even their 1600w T2 is under $200 brand new for this sale.
  16. Good price for a new 12900ks and that P-99 = ~P107-109 on a 12900k. The SP94 12900ks I had was rated exactly the same as my SP91 (P102) yet it was clearly superior both in IMC and pull/clocks but both hit a wall on my LF II 420 at 5.4 all core.
  17. As long as it was sealed and no air leaked in consistently it should be ok. If it appears excessively runny and grainy it may have degraded as I had that happen with an older tube of CLU a few years ago and the results were subpar. I ended up getting a fresh tube of silver king lm and it was night and day.
  18. Now we're talking! (Heath ledger Joker voice 😁) That CPU is pure garbage. For joe average it will do just fine though. It also shows why 11th and especially 12th priorities for many have shifted to fishing for superior IMCs and ring fixed around 5.2 all core and go from there. Just noticed you picked up a 12900ks, nice. new or used? What SP? P/E?
  19. I was 99.99% sure you ran the tables checking everything possible but I've found myself in the past and present letting Asus work its magic to get sticks to suddenly work but with the most horrific latency just to make sure it was possible before returning to manually dialing them in. Yep, booting G1 4200. That's so odd it will only boot G2 for 4000. Where does the system tap out for G1? 3600? The 1504 update did improve stability and compatibility for the sticks I bought from you (those are the ones I ran 4200 G1) but some may still be problematic. What kit is it? I think you'll get clarity as you mentioned before when you plug in your better binned 12900k. You will quickly find out if it is the motherboard or cpu.
  20. I went back and checked my data logs for those 12900k's I binned and confirmed the SP81 and SP89 couldn't do 4000 even but did manage 3866 tops not 3733 so it could be the CPU itself. Definitely check your better bin in there and see how it handles it. Did you try setting XMP1 and let Asus "optimize" it for you then bump the frequency only manually up to 4133 just to see? I find when Asus "optimizes" it for you that you have a little more leeway in regards to some settings versus XMP II or manually tuning from the ground up. I just went and did a Q&D settings check for frequency and I was able to boot and run Aida @ 4200. I'm getting much better results frequency wise on 1504 with my SP91 12900k than I did on 1404 as on 1404 these sticks wouldn't break 4000 and the 2x8gb sticks stuck at 4133. Now they're doing 4200 (so far). Which BIOS are you running? I read the review lol. I like the ending part where you dump all over Armory Fail. 😄
  21. 4266 2x8, 4133 2x16 but that was on 1404 with the 12900ks. I'll test 1504 just to see how high I can boot later with the SP91 12900k Since the IMCs are independent, there is no correlation between DDR4 and DDR5. It could be your MB or your IMC especially if your DDR4 sticks are known good to post higher gear 1. I know a few 12900k chips I was testing petered out at 3733 (SP81 and SP89 I believe). I initially thought it was the motherboard since I knew it wasn't the memory (8GB B-die sticks 4000 15-15-15 rated) but then my current chip handled 4000 no problem so it was actually the 12900k chips themselves.
  22. De8auer and a massive OC open competition (all CPUs welcome) along with all tiers of cooling and lots of prizes. I didn't even know De8auer was part of a group that bought hwbot lol:
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