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Yeah, I just assume he didn't set it? or that it still did not run at that despite the setting. Either way setting it to 933Mhz would set it to 1866Mhz (Double Data Rate= 933 x2 =1866). If setting that does not work, I would expect the system to not post. Meaning a CMOS reset will be required if that happens.

With respects to the second set of errors you are getting regarding the .ROM file. That directory is very long, not to mention that the .ROM file itself has a filename that may be too large to be processed correctly by TakeOwn, or it has an issue with the filename for some reason. I have seen this when when running commands in the past and I fixed it by removing all spaces in the command. I do not think that is the issue here but I am willing to bet that either the directory entered is incorrect or it hates that massive filename. Word of advice with filenames, short and sweet is best. Do not include descriptions in a filename if you can help it. If you need to add context to the file so you know what it is for or what it does, keep a small notepad file with it that can contain all the file specifics. With respect to this .ROM file you are trying to take ownership of, are you doing this to the file in its original location or have you tried copying off the drive OUTSIDE of a Windows environment and then tried to correct the permissions? You may have more success with taking it OUT of its original environment and then processing a TakeOwn. you may also find that simply taking out of its current environment resolves the permissions issue, I have seen this before. I would suggest making a copy of the file and using a Windows Live OS to resolve the permissions issue. Medicat has a Windows Live function which could help. Lastly, just to check, I assume you do not have a backup of these files ? If you did, it would be easier to restore them than mess around with the "broken" ones.

Well the CPU seems to support the speeds. Have you forced the RAM to run at 1866Mhz rather than letting the BIOS assign a speed automatically? I noted in your screenshot you could force them by setting 933Mhz. I know you said you have 2 of the same modules of memory, but just for sanity sake are they definitely a matched pair rated at the same speed and timings? Have you tried a CMOS reset with the modules already installed in the board? Does the board have the latest BIOS available?

Looks like subst.exe is related to the below and it is possible that either you have typed in a path incorrectly, or there is an issue with Subst on your OS. If that is the case then I would suggest doing a Windows File Repair and trying again. subst | Microsoft Learn LEARN.MICROSOFT.COM Reference article for the subst command, which associates a path with a drive letter. Failing that you may also want to try : Resetting NTFS files permission in Windows – Graphical Utility – lallous' lab LALLOUSLAB.NET Update 04/30/2017: New version 1.2.0 released with Unicode support and lots of bug fixes! Download the reset permission tool from the download section below. The post entitled “Resetting NTFS file… Looks like a graphical interface for achieving the same results, at least on the surface. I would also look into Medicat to see if that tool has a tool for restoring NTFS file permissions.

Hey guys, Back on the old days, a certain forum had a function where you could see all the attachments uploaded in a thread, in one place, so there was no need to go trawling through multiple pages of a thread to find an a particular attachment you were interested in. I wanted to put feelers out to see if this is something you guys would find as a useful tool. It would look similar to the below. Thoughts ? Thanks, E

White spray paint with a gold marker for the accents?

I hope you heal up as soon as

Only 300, so essentially this is just a special edition run. That is the same sort of deal when I had as Asrock X570 Aqua, only 1000 of those were made. Lovely board though.

Looking sweet!

Winaero Tweaker allows you to tweak a fair few Windows items, including what you are after, see screenshot below For system freezing, you can use a diagnostic tool for reading the system dump files created during a BSOD. I tend to use WhoCrashed Scroll down the page, you will see it for download. Is is fairly clear how to use however you can checks the docs page for the software HERE.

What is the CPU rated at for supported memory speeds ?

Technology is already progressing at a pace that is unreal, combine that with the push companies (especially Nvidia) are making in light of AI, the above news is not too surprising. I think the push for raw power for AI will fall into other sectors bringing us technological advances across the board. I am interested in seeing what Blackwell brings us in the gaming GPU market. All is rumour right now but would love to see what sort of uplift it has over Ada Lovelace. Considering the real push for AI happened after Ada, it is conceivable that Blackwell will bring significant performance over the past gen, only time will tell.

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I agree, with such expensive kits, it would be nice for these extra's to just be included. Will keep my fingers crossed you have a good time with this kit, I love it

That is sweet man!

Exactly, the Tutorials will be used as reference materials to point users towards, rather than re-hashing the topic over and over in multiple threads.

You better create a Tutorial

No not anymore. It was a cool setup but ultimately not hugely efficient with respect to energy consumption vs PPD.

I agree 100%, we should definitely cater to EHW-adjacent related content, no doubt about that and I will add it to the above list. However, I am also focusing on the basic/common items, such as "How to reset CMOS" as ultimately I am looking to build a library of content. Granted that the topic has been covered a thousand times by other sites and can be found almost anywhere via a Google search, but we should also be one of those thousands of sites picked up on Google search for that type of content, there is no downside As an update, our Tutorial section is ready, I now just need to setup the Drafts category. This category will be made available to all those who want to submit a Tutorial. In this drafts section will also be a template to be followed so that all the submissions follow a common theme. As soon as this is all ready, I will post again here.

Released.

It is on the radar but I have not started looking into this just yet.

We did at one point have a laughter based reaction, but it was removed. So I have chosen a new one and re-instated it as per the below. Thanks all. E

That is a fair suggestion I have added a version of the offset logo to the bottom for all three colour variants. These are now live on the store.

Looking forward to the 5090 which will likely be unobtanium for me, but we will see. That being said, I reckon that Nvidia will keep to the same RAM densities for their 5000 series line-up as they did with the 4000 series, at least in the beginning. I agree with other comments that once additional GDDR7 densities are available that Nvidia will likely do a "Refresh" or as they like to call it the "Super". Likely the Super series will release with a higher CUDA count and larger VRAM compared to the non-super counterpart.

Great review bud. PSU reviews are challenging without super duper equipment but you put everything in I would expect for an "On the surface" type review, which is all you can do without the super duper equipment.