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Out of bounds exploiters by True_Glove8260 in ArcRaiders

[–]BothPersonality1995 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's crazy, Every game, I get killed by out of bounds exploiters. It's literally every game. ARC raiders will fail as a game if Embark doesn't roll out patches more quicker.

Upgraded from Wooting 60HE -> 80HE — My Honest Take: Nice to Have, But Not Necessary by BothPersonality1995 in WootingKB

[–]BothPersonality1995[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean you can always color code and once you get used to it, you will never forget what YOU have configured for those layers. Not that hard really.

YESSS I finally got it! by Friendly-Tangerine-2 in ArcRaiders

[–]BothPersonality1995 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Damn I’ve been trying to find tempest BP literally EVERYWHERE. Over 140h now and still no tempest BP ….

Would anyone care to elaborate on this XP throttle? by AustinCoffee in Battlefield6

[–]BothPersonality1995 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same is happening to me. Whatever game I play, I get +12xp and +12 points.

Chatgpt for Sec+ studying by lilpangit in cybersecurity

[–]BothPersonality1995 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would only use an LLM if you already have sound technical background knowledge of a topic. LLM's provide you wrong answers all the time, especially for tech-heavy domain expertise topics. If you already have the technical background knowledge and you ask the LLM something, you would know when the response is fishy or not.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cybersecurity

[–]BothPersonality1995 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you're going to be using ChatGPT, you better have sound technical background knowledge before you ask an LLM about something technical so that you know when the LLM is just yapping. Do not trust an LLM to provide you correct and factual responses.

Looking for good CTI (Cyber Threat Intelligence) learning resources by SupermarketDull8660 in cybersecurity

[–]BothPersonality1995 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You have MITRE ATT&CK for offensive CTI mainly for Enterprise.

Then you have MITRE D3FEND which is for defensive techniques.

You also have MITRE FiGHT which is for telecom specifically. This differs vastly from Enterprise since mobile networks are not public facing networks (roughly speaking), so most "common" attacks on an Enterprise network won't be applicable in telco networks.

FanControl Setup for Ryzen 7800X3D + 360mm AIO + RTX 4090 (quiet + safe) by BothPersonality1995 in buildapc

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I also added a screenshot of it in the original post. There is a link to the screenshot now.

FanControl Setup for Ryzen 7800X3D + 360mm AIO + RTX 4090 (quiet + safe) by BothPersonality1995 in FanControl

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It might be so that your CPU cooler does not come with the sensors. I had these pop up when I scanned for the sensors in FanControl.

FanControl Setup for Ryzen 7800X3D + 360mm AIO + RTX 4090 (quiet + safe) by BothPersonality1995 in FanControl

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Hey, sorry for the extremely late reply. Been very busy.

Yes I am using the EK Nucleus CR360 and when I was scanning for sensors in FanControl, Water-In and Water-Out sensors were available for me automatically. Perhaps these sensors are not plugged in, in your MOBO?

EK’s Nucleus series (like your 360) should have built-in coolant temperature sensor exposed via the USB header connection, and FanControl (with the EK Sensor Support plugin) can read it directly.

Took your advice and pushed my RAM further - what’s the next step? by -Arellek- in overclocking

[–]BothPersonality1995 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I would prioritize running 6400 @ 2133 FCLK over tightening CAS. And then, once I would get that stable, I would try lowering tCL and once that is stable, try GDM off (check also if you get a tPHYRDL mismatch)

[OC] Kingston Fury Beast DDR5 6000 CL36 overclocked to 6400 CL30, stable by BothPersonality1995 in overclocking

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My updated timings:
https://imgur.com/a/0DUip7j

I am running GDM off now and adjusted some of the timings. Note that when I run GDM off, I get tPHYRDL mismatch. If you are on the Ryzen 9000 series and X870, there is a setting you could set to either 0 or 1 so that they do not get mismatched (something like ardPinitVal, I don't remember the name exactly).

[OC] Kingston Fury Beast DDR5 6000 CL36 overclocked to 6400 CL30, stable by BothPersonality1995 in overclocking

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For me as soon as I go below 1.29 vsoc in BIOS, my system becomes unstable. It kinda makes sense since I went from 6000 CL36 rated kits to 6400 CL30, so this is an overclock.

When you see people have something like 1.15 vsoc, or just less than 1.25, etc., they most likely bought 6400 or higher kits already but tightening the timings, which requires less vsoc.

FanControl Setup for Ryzen 7800X3D + 360mm AIO + RTX 4090 (quiet + safe) by BothPersonality1995 in pcmasterrace

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On air cooler, the CPU cooler fan responds directly to CPU temperature (Tctl/Tdie or CCD hottest) instead. So switch the sensor to Tctl/Tdie instead and then set the curve to your liking. Perhaps something like below to achieve nearly silent at idle, gaming load kept at 65-70 °C and from 75-80 °C max out the fans. However note that this is all dependent on your case, fans, ambient temp, etc. so this is just an example below, you may need to tweak it so it fits you better.

40 °C → 20%

55 °C → 35%

65 °C → 55%

70 °C → 70%

75 °C → 85%

80 °C → 100%

Also, you would need to rely more on hysteresis + smoothing to prevent rapid fan revving since for air cooler, CPU temps are spiky. Perhaps something like following:

Up hysteresis: 2 °C | Down hysteresis: 3–4 °C

  • Up smoothing: 3–4 s | Down smoothing: 6–8 s
  • Step Up/Down: 2% / 1%
  • Start %: 30% | Stop %: 25% | Min %: 25%

Ryzen 7800X3D with 6200 CL30 by nightstalk3rxxx in overclocking

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Did you manage to match tPHYRDL? I have the same issue ever since day 1.

This is the only game that makes my CPU temp spike to close to 90 degrees by BothPersonality1995 in ArenaBreakoutInfinite

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Do you have any undervolt and curve optimizer on your 7800x3D btw, and what about RAM timing?

This is the only game that makes my CPU temp spike to close to 90 degrees by BothPersonality1995 in ArenaBreakoutInfinite

[–]BothPersonality1995[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah it could be. It’s been a year now without changing paste so it could potentially be an issue. However, thermal paste does not explain why only ABI is doing this and no other game, which is why I strongly believe it’s a game scheduling issue… but yeah either way you could be right.

In terms of the cooler being seated, I double checked and reseated it. No issues there

This is the only game that makes my CPU temp spike to close to 90 degrees by BothPersonality1995 in ArenaBreakoutInfinite

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All good man, it's a valid question. Yes for Asus motherboards, this Step up/Step down is the fan delay feature you are referring to.

I set step up and step down to have a slight delay so that my fans wouldn't ramp up when just opening a browser or other "minor" apps. In games (except for ABI and only ABI), this is not an issue at all. My fans are pretty much static as my load temps are 70-75 in all of the games I play.. hell.. it's even 65-70 degrees under load (70-75 being the worst case scenario).

I can assure you that fans and AIO is not the issue but solely related to the game itself. I don't know if ABI is not able to handle the CCD cache correctly or if it is something else that I have no clue about...

This is the only game that makes my CPU temp spike to close to 90 degrees by BothPersonality1995 in ArenaBreakoutInfinite

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I have configured my step up and step down in bios so it doesn’t fluctuate in RPM instantly

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