not really bass problem, it's the inverted V or triangle EQ aka too much mid boost is what causes crackling usually especially trumpets

that aside, my r1280db just sounds like fart with this kind of bass these speakers not meant for these kind of songs lolol.

This post has been edited by Bonchi: Jun 11 2021, 05:08 PM

Pushing more than what your speakers can handle I guess. I didnt use any EQ. No issue. I prefer raw music sound.

seems like only you here do have the problem

statement retracted. Bonchi is right.

This post has been edited by BOTAK_WAI: Jun 12 2021, 07:24 AM

They did it to reduce cost, but all of the AMD mobo have display out, aaaand? what we have are some low end APU, 4000 APU is oem only, those made the final decision on AMD mobo must had some serious head damage. lol

Is Foobar hard to use than other program? I been using for many years so maybe used to it's settings, etc. But I see if just to create playlist and add music it's very straight forward.
Default interface design is not the most good looking though.

have you tried musicbee?

Different people have different tastes, I had one point using just MPlayer with batch file as front-end to play my music.
MPlayer doesn't have graphical interface and I prefer to compile the program myself 🤔😹

create your own themes with these 3: columns_UI, el_playlist, wsh panel mod. Can go online copy paste themes and modify and eventually you will know how to configure one haha last time deviantart alot.


mine I made it pretty lightweight. Only uses 6mb ram when it's not buffering any song files.

This post has been edited by Bonchi: Jun 11 2021, 08:58 PM

Can't remember last time if I tried it. I searched some of it's interface photos, looks very fancy with many functions such as auto cover retrieval, lyric, last.fm, wikipedia, youtube.

Then you do own GUI?

More than 10 years and I still using the default interface.

yes. by default it's just a simple audio player. u can ignore those features.

musicbee does have portable version instaed of installation.

well…talking back to the relevant topic…does anyone here suffer problem like what Bonchi did? i hope that's isolated case.

This post has been edited by BOTAK_WAI: Jun 11 2021, 09:33 PM

they have third party gui and their own, but using both gui feels pretty crippled or limited in function,
back then had to use it to play h264 video on slow pc, before h264 was available on dxva

I thought wanna buy a 2nd hand ryzen desktop part but it seems like some sellers seem to think there's cpu shortage or something. 2nd hand ryzen laptop seem like more worth to buy.

Just received the PC... just curious why GPU is connected with pcie 4.0? I thought 5700G support pcie 3.0 only?

is it because Proc <-- pcie 3.0 --> B550 <-- pcie 4.0 --> GPU?


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running at 8GT/s so that's 3.0 is it not?

Its 2021 now. Still hold on your own words?

Oh okay! Thanks for the clarification!

Facing a issue just now, even my CPU usage is less than 50%, the clock of active cores and CPU VID is pumping like crazy causing max temp 90C.

encounter CPU Temperature Overheat Error when gaming FFXIV and downloading steam games.
Once I paused Steam download, the temperature immediate drop to normal.

1st time came across downloading games can make the CPU constant 90C
MAX VID at 1.5V for all cores is really scary. anyway I can reduce max VID for all cores? previously adjust PBO but with negative value.

Note-this setup is running 2x 360 radiator with 4 intake x 3 outflow fan running @ 1.7k rpm.
*GPU temp remain <40C while CPU remain 90C





This post has been edited by sai86: Jun 13 2021, 01:51 AM

AMD Ryzen zen2 and zen3 really to suka2 boost max for no apparent reason and it seems pretty random. Like mine it boost maximum for just playing songs. You can maybe try using some powerplan settings from tristanX to see if it helps. Else close one eye jer since I'll assume you wont be downloading games everyday.

This post has been edited by Bonchi: Jun 13 2021, 01:59 AM

sai86
well gaming and downloading games I've never even been remotely close to 90C when I tested the 5900x... are you sure your pump is working properly?
or if you have a proper sensor... what's your flowrate?

This post has been edited by nrw: Jun 13 2021, 02:05 AM