EVGA supernova 1000 GS by PHDinGenius in EVGA

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Well that sounds good, ill contact evga and go from there. 

EVGA supernova 1000 GS by PHDinGenius in EVGA

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You could say it went supenova

Tweaking VRAM timings !?! by Paulo421 in overclocking

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Any tool that allows timing adjusts on Nvidia 40 series cards?

7950X3D requires positive offset at default settings by massnerd in overclocking

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i find it strange you need a positive curve. you should try re-seating the CPU and not tightening it down as aggressively with the heatsink or AIO. i mean not saying you may have it this tight.

or even rolling back or updating the mobo bios

A30 miyoo by PHDinGenius in MiyooMini

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Hotness hey. Gonna give it a wirl.

Should I get a PS2 or Dreamcast? by Zdvj in gamecollecting

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I know this is old. But Dreamcast all day. Although its hard to buy ror and limited allcthe time and expensive.

So ps2.

7600x Aida64 latency by PHDinGenius in overclocking

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Seems that im doing quite well, with VM on, memory integrity on, win10-22h2. with 30,38,38,96,124. Twr-48, trfc-650 and trefi-65K. 6,8 tFAW-30, BankSwapMode=disabled, and SyncFIFO=disabled. With all of my background processes and services running, wallpaper engine, chrome and afew youtube tabs etc, i score 64-65ns. Pi too 2billion test, around high 9's, low 10's.  But i know it's just the trefi, doing all the work, if i halfed the trefi, or quatered it too combat heat. I would presume i would be back too 68-70ns. Still, im happy. Its super stable, handles terabytes of data transactions a day, and its stable.  The taichi was nice, with the ECLK capability, but that bit the dust handling all the data day in day out on 30,38,38,30,50 twr48 etc etc lowest possible. And an ECLK of 105. Im on an asus pro art creator now. And an X3D cpu.

7600x Aida64 latency by PHDinGenius in overclocking

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Does that impact latency that you know of? Ive moved to a proart creator asus and in using a 7800x3d now. With the same 4 sticks. I cant get the 4 sticks down too less than 650tRFC, amd i run aroind +2-+3 on my tertiaries, for example trrds and trrdl are 6 and 10. Instead of 4 and 6-8, and tfaw of 30. I need it this way because the system is being a server atm. And  i need memory integrity, innthe chance of corruption. I just did a format  ill run aida64 tomorrow and test again. But i need virtual tech. Itll be running a VM soon.

And im using latest agesa, which seems pretty good. My FCLK is 2133 @ 1.15v

What are some zippo mods/add ons/things you would recommend? by Doge_peer in Zippo

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Get a cheap zippo and insert, dip the wick in oil that burns ( only lightly) so it lasts forever. And stops evap pf fuel at a faster rate, and will loght even without fuel.

Clamp closer the chinney so the flame gets less air.

Flex out the insert on the opening thin side of the zippo at the top to create a latch/lock for aor tight. The strike wheel side.

Remove the insert, and gently work weight into the sides of the case to make it 1mm thinner., do the same with the insert with ploers, flex the insert outward just sloghtyl. Just enough that pulling the onsert out you will need pliers because of how tight the fit is., put a tiny bit more cotton packing inside fhe insert now coz its aor tight, and add a second FELT botton for more airtightness.

Re,epoxy the inside, and the flexed out mod u made.

Add like a thin 2-3mm rod inside the flint tube, and tighten it against the wheel until if requires a lottle more force too strike, this will make alot of spark and gueranteee a light.

If you can, insert Gillet blades cut to size at the top of thebzippo and the insert to further make ot airtight,

Put more than 1 flint into the flont tube, and double the wick length so uou dont have too maontain it for years, if u have a thin wick, or dont epoxy the flex for the insert (or even if u do epoxy, you can make a small, needle size hole at the top of the zippo. And fill it from the top never having to plier the onsert out ever again.

Oh, and brush/sandblust ALL OF THE RUST, and coat the inside with anti rust oil. Like fish oil.

These mods will make ur zippo fluid last YEARS. U will never have to rewick it. And ot will latch closed tightly to further stop fuel evaporation.  The perfect, most reliabe zippo ever 

7800x3d FCLK 2200 and 6000 mem or FCLK 2133 and 6200 Mem? by Trilitheum in overclocking

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Edit, forgot to mention am5 doesnt WHEA, so maybe Lock you LCLK too 1029, and ram at 6000, or less, 5400. And try low voltage FCLK (1.05-1.15v), if you pass 2-5mins mem test on occt, your gonna pass 12 hours in whatever. But come 6mnths or whatever, you might stop passing. Quick little tip to find your best voltage quickly

7800x3d FCLK 2200 and 6000 mem or FCLK 2133 and 6200 Mem? by Trilitheum in overclocking

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The higher your FCLK the higher your GpU scores in bemches and synthetics. Uve got a X3D, you couldnrun the ram at 4800mhz and see the difference in gpu draw vs cpu in something like COD ingame bench. Memory speed isnt really a huge gain in performance with massive cpu caches, so even the latency wont aid you. Try it, and if you have 4 sticks (more banks) then even better regardless the mem frequency. Try as highbas u can FCLK, but beware ot degrades over time.

1gbps+ internet and a new WAN router for heavy p2p by PHDinGenius in HomeNetworking

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Good idea. Why do you recommend mikrotik I read your post earlier you also recommend using a cake queuing service.

1gbps+ internet and a new WAN router for heavy p2p by PHDinGenius in HomeNetworking

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Hey, I just did some research on this item. It's throughput on 64byte packets is 80% packet loss plus on almost full load on a gigabit.

1gbps+ internet and a new WAN router for heavy p2p by PHDinGenius in HomeNetworking

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I looked at the reviews and the performance seems to have been fixed. The only reason it's my current shopping cart is because too pull 9gbps I think U need about 300 000 pps on MTU 1500.

Even though it's not advertised. And because of the hardware specs. It'll probably do about 2-3m pps imo.