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AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D 8-Core 16-Thread Desktop Processor CPU $295 + Free Shipping
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This has been the price for the past couple of weeks though, so is likely "the new normal".
Not even sure why boards are 2DPC... There's no way people will be able to run 5200 MT/S with 4 sticks now. Official spec is 3600 MT/S as 4x1R or 4x2R as seen here. https://www.amd.com/en/products/c...en-7-7700x
Asus made some eff'd up statements about warranty and what not as the biggest critique, but its really a two fold issue Stock SoC voltage is low to mid 1V with 4800 in 2x1R setup...I personally wouldn't feel comfortable with AMD's own 1.3V limit.
Not even sure why boards are 2DPC... There's no way people will be able to run 5200 MT/S with 4 sticks now. Official spec is 3600 MT/S as 4x1R or 4x2R as seen here. https://www.amd.com/en/products/c...en-7-7700x
Asus made some eff'd up statements about warranty and what not as the biggest critique, but its really a two fold issue Stock SoC voltage is low to mid 1V with 4800 in 2x1R setup...I personally wouldn't feel comfortable with AMD's own 1.3V limit.
For most end users a 2x16GB or 2x32GB DDR5-6000 setup requires less than 1.25V vSOC anyways. My ASRock board defaults to 1.2V when loading my DDR5-6000 kit on the latest BIOS and passes all stability testing just fine, so I think the 1.35V-1.40V defaults ASUS was using were way too high.
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