@Fassou said in PB Asus ROG MAXIMUS IX EXTREME ¿con que componentes la aderezamos?:

So for the 7700k @Hin

Cross your fingers that it turns out good, and you reach 5Ghz

Salu2!

Well I just took a look and it's a piece of a processor the Intel Core I7-7700K 4.2GHz

https://www.profesionalreview.com/2017/01/03/intel-i7-7700k-review/

@Fassou Thanks for the recommendation, I'll add it to the list

@cobito said in New life for the socket 775, welcome Xeon 771:

E5472

That micro is quite a cucumber. Let's see how it goes with that board, because it's a chipset that I had seen little in these mods but it seems that there are many compatible boards. The doubt that assails me is that I find that the micro's FSB is at 1600, quite high and I think the chipset does not support it, but maybe something can be done.

I'm not going to get into ultra-nerdy stuff, but still, each generation scratches something on the GPU and a moderate 10% on the micro. The 920 was a leap, the 2500K was an improvement, then they started capping the OC and taking advantage of the fucking i7 in more environments...

If time is money, spend today, if not, don't get worked up and enjoy, you don't need that much xD

Some Germans have overclocked the 7700K to 7.3GHz with liquid nitrogen:

Right now Nvidia performs equally in games 11 VS 12 and AMD scratches a little. It's not a reason to change if you have 7 but, there is a little improvement with each OS. Add your personal judgment to see if it fits or not. I had 7 and I bought a 10 license because I got a 1070 and although I knew it was not imminent, the game that wins in DX12 or even does not come out in 11 is going to arrive.

Editing: The access time is something that all SSDs have ridiculous compared to a magnetic one and the C-states are sleep modes that are configured in BIOS, before starting the System, a motherboard thing.

@palotes said in pc no arranca nada:

I don't think it's a matter of capacitors. That went down in history a long time ago. The oven thing seems like an option but make sure of the source because you can blow it completely.

yep, I just tested the power supply with another one and it does exactly the same thing. First it doesn't start, if I give it heat, it starts, that's the thing.

@kynes I think cobito was referring to how to name the processor itself in the context of manufacturing and distribution, not regarding etymology.

But for those of us who didn't care, it's a very good point, thanks.

Exactly, let's just cross our fingers (those of us with somewhat outdated platforms) that the motherboard holds up long enough.

They work very well for many things, there are games where 4 physical threads are used, but when one is saturated you can find a bargain Skylake that pulls more than a little older quads even without HT. Not to mention that with multipliers above the quads and BIOS modified for non-K OC, quite cool frequencies are reached.

@whoololon He corrected a couple of typographical errors.

The AMD list is coming, but it will take at least a week.

@kynes Well, as far as I know, AMD's Platform Security Processor checks the firmware signature at each startup to see if it has been modified. The key is "burned" into the hardware so it can't be modified. So, if there is a modification to the firmware that controls the PSP through the ARM micro, the system will be in a permanent reset state, making it unusable.

So a security flaw there has no solution either.

There are some entries on the front page about these systems:
· AMD's security problems
· Intel Management Engine, the well-known "backdoor" of Intel
· Unfixable security problems in the x86 platform
· Intel's x86 platform, considered harmful by a security expert

And here, one of the people responsible for bringing these issues to light.

@DigitalNature I actually have no problem with you getting rich. But there are rules and they are the same for everyone. If I let you put a company name next to an answer now, tomorrow someone else can come and do the same. In order not to set precedents, no exceptions are made.

I'm glad that adding the name at the end of the message doesn't give you any advantage, so its removal doesn't hurt anyone.

I hope to see you around here more often helping out with what you can. I think new users who, as soon as they enter, contribute something without asking for anything in return, are very valuable.

Best regards and good luck with your business.

Like the peers, I prefer to play it safe and go with platform 1151, the Zen may (or may not) be what is expected, but you can always take advantage of the motherboard for the new :rofl: Kabylake.
A 6700 is the safest bet, it is a widely used processor with proven performance.

Honestly, I don't want to get into theories about how a processor that, to the best of my knowledge, only knows the name will perform.

@noeltg82 Indeed, it is advisable as Fassou comments that you indicate the model of the motherboard.
Added memory modules tend not to get along with the previous ones, which is why it is always recommended to add them of the same brand, frequency and latency.

I can't do a clean install because I lose the program. It's one of those that you buy, but if you format the PC you have to go through the purchase again. It's activated by key over the internet, and without a dongle. There's no way to crack it, which I would do because I've already bought it.

That surprises me, it's the first time I've seen it. If your hard drive crashes and you have to reinstall, do you have to pay for a fucking new license of the program? In most cases if you want to migrate from PC there is an uninstall key and then you can reinstall it without problems and if not, if the PC crashes and you can't use "uninstall" most companies will fix it if you tell them what happened.

Thanks Bm4n
I have parked the theme configuring the rest of the pc.
Now I was with the network and I got confused.

But we will return to this topic.
Even for four monitors...

Let's note this name: "Octopus"

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