Elite: Dangerous PvE - Mobius

Pretty standard.

I have just activated the XMP profile for RAM so I get the 3200mhz.
This also activates an Multi Core Enhancement feature.
Intel specs say one core can boost to 4.7Ghz on loads, and this feature pretty much on any board featuring XMP, so all of them are the motherboard manufacturers saying "Screw that jizz, and clocks all cores to 4.7ghz" when boost mode is engaged.

As for clocking I hear these bad boys pretty much hit 5ghz with ease.

60c idle.
That sound really hot for a Ryzen doesn't it ?

Also I got my eyes crossed.
It was my ram voltage that was set to 1.35 the CPU is currently just running at 1.201 or some such.

TorTorden wrote:60c idle.That sound really hot for a Ryzen doesn't it ?

Depends if this bios has the 20C offset or not.....

Depends if software used is reading correctly with or without the offset.......

At the moment the only thing that is impressing me about this board is the amount of USB ports available......

And I've nearly filled all them.......

Cmdr Kharma wrote:

TorTorden wrote:60c idle.That sound really hot for a Ryzen doesn't it ?

Depends if this bios has the 20C offset or not.....

Depends if software used is reading correctly with or without the offset.......

At the moment the only thing that is impressing me about this board is the amount of USB ports available......

And I've nearly filled all them.......

That's one thing that surprises me.

So few ports.
Luckily I had an Inatek usb 3.0 card sitting on the shelf.
Or a would have had to connect the rift and a sensor to the front panel.

https://youtu.be/3lXGR0VyQPk

I was actually seeing better performance last night.
But I also wasn't recording 1080@60p, on the NVENC encoder, so that alone is possible a 10% load on the GPU.
And It's fairly clear here that is the GPU that is occasionally triggering ASW ...

But for unlike the CPU we have graphics settings to adjust GPU demand.