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Minolta
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 Mar 3 2017, 11:26 PM
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QUOTE(Vigilant @ Mar 3 2017, 11:02 PM) Yes, thing is consumer like me dominate the market, not content creator. I'm paying to game. So despite the benchmark shows a very large performance for content creator. That isn't what I want. What I'm expecting for is just a cheap quad core which has better single thread performance. Heck I don't even want to buy a CPU for over MYR 2k price. Feel free to correct if I'm wrong. Quite true. The hype about R7 was equivalent (or better) performance than intel chips at lower price. The 1700 vs 7700k benchmark was what most gamers were looking out for. Pricing wise not much difference, but Intel still wins here. And i suspect those holding back few more months wanting to wait for R5 gaming results are probably going to be dissappointed too. |
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Minolta
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Jun 25 2020, 07:46 PM
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QUOTE(rendude @ Jun 25 2020, 12:00 PM) Hi guys...I'm a new amd ryzen user coming from intel platform. I already changed my cpu and mobo to ryzen 3 3100 with gigabyte b450m-s2h (latest bios). Reformatted my hdd and installed windows 10 64bit v2004. But I got random BSODs (Memory_Management error). Is it because my pair of old rams KLEVV fit4 4GB 2400MHz DDR4 are not compatible with my new mobo? I already loaded the XPM profile and also default profile but the BSODs persist. Could be few things but most likely will be ram incompatibility. Though AMD has improved the RAM compatibility, it still exist. You can try using another piece of RAM to check. Or run memTest stress to see if that causes the BSOD. Or run RAM at default speed but increase voltage manually to 1.35v (it may run a bit more stable). I had the same issue on my b450 board. Memory management error. Troubleshoot so many different hardware combo, but in the end, was the RAM. |
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