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CPU testing topic Question about performance evaluation and benchmarking.

CPU testing topic Question about performance evaluation and benchmarking.

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bartlott
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02-04-2020, 03:57 PM
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Hi everyone , so I'm writing this topic because my old computer burned out. 420V was sent to my house by mistake and as a result my pc died after some testing I managed to see that my RAM is dead as well as my GPU. I bought back everything but the CPU. Is there any risk for my new computer that I try my old processor ( R7 5800x ) on my new motherboard to know if I should buy a new one ? Or is it better that I buy a new CPU directly? My new motherboard is a B550 gaming a from ASUS ( the same as my old one that is a 100% dead too )
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bartlott
02-04-2020, 03:57 PM #1

Hi everyone , so I'm writing this topic because my old computer burned out. 420V was sent to my house by mistake and as a result my pc died after some testing I managed to see that my RAM is dead as well as my GPU. I bought back everything but the CPU. Is there any risk for my new computer that I try my old processor ( R7 5800x ) on my new motherboard to know if I should buy a new one ? Or is it better that I buy a new CPU directly? My new motherboard is a B550 gaming a from ASUS ( the same as my old one that is a 100% dead too )

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Artur630
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02-13-2020, 11:09 PM
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Alright, proceed with the old CPU. If it fails, the new board remains unaffected.
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Artur630
02-13-2020, 11:09 PM #2

Alright, proceed with the old CPU. If it fails, the new board remains unaffected.