I'm using artic p12 fans for my case fans and I'm very happy so far.

I wouldn't go near arctic freezer aio tho after watching YouTube videos ppl struggle to mount onto mobo. xD

If I do go for aio, with my budget more like ID or Deepcool.

Maybe the newer revision changed the mounting and I'm being paranoid for nothing. So far from what I've seen the performance is no issue.

I used to prefer J&T because their service fast compared to ninjavan. I hated ninjavan.

Now turntables

I thought my wireless kb issue gone. nope, sometimes when i wake up kb from sleep connection not stable...happens like 1 out 10 times i wake up kb from sleep.

Have to live with this ba

Hi, I'm trying to understand how to OC my ryzen 5 3600.

Watching youtube guides and reading article online, what i found to be the the "go-to" way is to set CPU ratio and set voltage to override mode in order to set a static voltage.

Reading other people's comments that they managed to get stable at 4.2ghz at 1.25 volts etc etc.

When I tried to set all core to 4.2ghz at various voltages like 1.25v, 1.275v, 1.325v, 1.35v. The higher voltages can pass full 10 min run of Cinebench R23 but it can't pass Prime95 stress test. Each of the voltages once i try to stress test with Prime 95 the text would immediately say error occurred or hardware failure. That means my OC isn't stable right?

I dont know why i cant replicate other people's results even with more voltage. I understand silicon lottery is a thing and that what works for some may not work for others but i'm confused as to what im doing wrong.

This type of bundle usually is under the retailer own self offer right not AMD.

Microcenter speak to amd/ gskill to ask for credit note / marketing promotion to run the campaign.

ya us retailers quite competitive. Envious of the bundles they get over there.

https://www.pcworld.com/article/1499957/amd...s-elevated.html

Looks like they not interested to fight against Nvidia and intel anymore. Just solidify their bottom line.