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Probably best way to go. Was wondering about 5800x as it's not much more money.
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Thanks! That's what I found too.
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Not even sure I want it. Definitely don't need it as 3600 is filling my needs quite nicely as is.
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Currently running B450M Mortar Max (MS7B89) under Ryzen 5 3600 with 32GB DDR4 3600Mhz RAM. Is it worth swapping CPU to upgrade CPU? I don't want to spend a lot of money. Don't know if I should upgrade or keep it as is. Just wait and see what comes out later this year. Most demanding software I use right now uses up to 6-8 cores. Thanks in advance!
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Too bad it's April fools. Ever heard of peeps cutting out motor braces and fan in our housing and using housing as 25mm spacer? Quiets things down a bunch!
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Questions about this new site from a long time OCN user
doyll replied to kithylin's topic in New Members
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Have you tried your new toys? How are you using them?
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Just noticed this forum! All I can say is Wow! Not sure if I should post this here or not. If not please tell we where to put it. Sold my vinyl and tape library along with turntable, Advent 201 cassette decks, Marantz amp & pre-amp but kept Advent 300 receiver / pre-amp/tuner, Sennheiser HD414 headphones (still going strong, but have to replace earpads every 4-5 years). I was using Klipsch ProMedia 5.1 speakers for home theater / office system until a few months ago when 1/8" stereo jacks have given up. Got Klipsch ProMedia 5.1'sin 2002 and had amp rebuilt 12-13 years ago. Really miss that setup. Have Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 only used a few months from new then stored in closet. Got them out to use but they are dead for some reason. Grabbed a set of Phanteks speakers to get by until I figure out what to do. I'm surprised they sound as good as they do for £15.00 computer speakers. Obviously no base, but didn't expect them to be as good as they are. So now I'm looking for a replacement for / or repair of ProMedia 5.1 so we can have decent sound in our home theater (which is also office as it's all in one room).
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Nice bit of work you are doing. Thanks for sharing.
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kitguru The IceGiant ProSiphon Elite is finally available starting this month
doyll replied to ENTERPRISE's topic in Hardware News
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AIO pit stop and rebuild...its first in 8 years
doyll replied to J7SC_Orion's topic in Water Coolers
J7SC_Orion Nice article! Haven't used AIO/CLC except to test a few. Wasn't impressed by CLCs at all, but AIOs that are not CLC seem okay (marginally). Ran custom loops from beginning .. when we made them with automotive radiators and pond/aquarium pumps up until air coolers went to heatpipes, starting with Thermalright. While I enjoyed water cooling top tier air cooling does a good job (as long as case airflow is done right), and is so much easier to build and maintain. Only H2O system I'm running is be quiet! Silent Loop 280 (basically a entry level pre-assembled and filled loop with all threaded fittings, copper radiator, fill port, etc.). Found a dead Silent Loop 360 and next time I service that system I plan to either replace 280m with 360mm rad or add 360mm to loop. Again, nice write-up! -
Looking forward to seeing what is changed. I need to spend more time on this version, but so far I'm liking better than most.
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True, but that's what consumer marketing is all about these days .. and has been for many, many years. Granted, it's getting worse and worse. If you want to continue this discussion we should probably more it to appropriate forum rather than here in New Members forum.
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On desktop. Can't seem to get tutorial video to play. Tried with both Chrome & Firefox. Might be something in settings. I'm about to do a clean install (next week or so) and will try again when done. For the most part I'm liking how site works. :thumbs_thumbup:
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You seem to know more about it than I do. Problems are not just lack of knowledge, but lack of conditions and equipment in which proper testing can be done.
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I might be able to help. I know of some good fans, and of course some not so good. Airflow is all about preessure differentials. Higher pressure air flows into lower pressure areas. First thing (don't now if you know or not) is fan static pressure rating is how much pressure fan and push into a sealed container at it's full speed. Now to put 1.5mm H2O rating into perspetive, it is about as much difference in pressure as we have on our waist vs on your feet when standing at sea level. 1.5mm H2O rating is almost no pressure at all, and fans need to be spinning relatively fast (1000-1500rm) to achieve 1.5mm H2O of pressure.
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LOL No, nothing that technical. My knowledge is more the application of airflow. Like how to setup a system so it's airflow supplies cool air to components by creating good case airflow that flows heated air flow out without mixing it (and heating) with cool air coming from intake fans. When done well we can have a nice cool and quiet system.
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Thanks mate! Just tried to quote 2 replys with single reply and couldn't do it. Will report it.
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Heard about EHW from Enterprise so decided to join. Hoping my background in air cooling can help others.