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Is your 3950x experiencing performance issues when you use it for online activities?

Is your 3950x experiencing performance issues when you use it for online activities?

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Ilikepie81
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09-30-2019, 08:40 AM
#11
I havent bought it yet and im already paranoid about buying it. Having second thoughts. Not sure if I should just wait for the 4xxx series, I dont want to be AMD's guinea pig. A 2020 CPU spiking over internet browsing is retarded.
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Ilikepie81
09-30-2019, 08:40 AM #11

I havent bought it yet and im already paranoid about buying it. Having second thoughts. Not sure if I should just wait for the 4xxx series, I dont want to be AMD's guinea pig. A 2020 CPU spiking over internet browsing is retarded.

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la_girl24
Junior Member
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10-14-2019, 06:23 AM
#12
This definitely feels reassuring. "Just hold on while your 800€ settles down"
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la_girl24
10-14-2019, 06:23 AM #12

This definitely feels reassuring. "Just hold on while your 800€ settles down"

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Smerlyface
Junior Member
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10-16-2019, 11:58 PM
#13
The design should feature a smooth, non-linear shape that steers clear of irregular patterns. With an NH15 and fractal definition, the focus is on precision and consistency. For an AORUS PRO motherboard, you're aiming for reliability and performance.
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Smerlyface
10-16-2019, 11:58 PM #13

The design should feature a smooth, non-linear shape that steers clear of irregular patterns. With an NH15 and fractal definition, the focus is on precision and consistency. For an AORUS PRO motherboard, you're aiming for reliability and performance.

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Teddy_bear202
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10-18-2019, 03:17 PM
#14
When OP reaches full Chrome usage, there appears to be a problem. The way the post was written suggests they're talking about high temperatures, sound quality, and how simply opening the browser might cause those spikes.
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Teddy_bear202
10-18-2019, 03:17 PM #14

When OP reaches full Chrome usage, there appears to be a problem. The way the post was written suggests they're talking about high temperatures, sound quality, and how simply opening the browser might cause those spikes.

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TheMierCat
Junior Member
33
11-01-2019, 09:24 AM
#15
A solid fan curve balances noise and efficiency. It starts with high speed for low noise, then tapers off at higher speeds to maintain performance while reducing heat. Understanding it means knowing how torque curves and thermal limits interact.
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TheMierCat
11-01-2019, 09:24 AM #15

A solid fan curve balances noise and efficiency. It starts with high speed for low noise, then tapers off at higher speeds to maintain performance while reducing heat. Understanding it means knowing how torque curves and thermal limits interact.

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Dragnoyos
Member
64
11-02-2019, 04:29 AM
#16
It relies on many variables, mainly trial and error based on airflow, fan styles, and case design. Investing $3,000 on a PC likely requires some investigation. I dedicated three months to researching mine before purchasing. You probably put in a similar amount of time.
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Dragnoyos
11-02-2019, 04:29 AM #16

It relies on many variables, mainly trial and error based on airflow, fan styles, and case design. Investing $3,000 on a PC likely requires some investigation. I dedicated three months to researching mine before purchasing. You probably put in a similar amount of time.

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samosaara
Member
166
11-02-2019, 03:14 PM
#17
I've studied a lot. I thought automation would be more advanced in 2020. My machine is from 2008. I wasn't surprised when an 800€ CPU handled high CPU usage while watching YouTube.
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samosaara
11-02-2019, 03:14 PM #17

I've studied a lot. I thought automation would be more advanced in 2020. My machine is from 2008. I wasn't surprised when an 800€ CPU handled high CPU usage while watching YouTube.

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TricksyJack
Junior Member
33
11-03-2019, 11:30 AM
#18
It's not fully automated since you're combining components from various makers, with different specifications. Prebuilt setups are the same. Companies don't just drop parts onto a case; they work closely with custom partners for specific requirements like power delivery or motherboards. After testing, they finalize and sell it to retailers once it meets their standards.
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TricksyJack
11-03-2019, 11:30 AM #18

It's not fully automated since you're combining components from various makers, with different specifications. Prebuilt setups are the same. Companies don't just drop parts onto a case; they work closely with custom partners for specific requirements like power delivery or motherboards. After testing, they finalize and sell it to retailers once it meets their standards.

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Carteroxx
Member
198
11-03-2019, 04:09 PM
#19
Your current build uses an Aorus Pro Fraktal with R6 Corsair 750W fans and no overclocking. For this configuration, you should follow the default fan curve provided by Corsair or the manufacturer’s recommendations. If you need higher performance, consider adjusting the curve to match your cooling needs while maintaining stability.
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Carteroxx
11-03-2019, 04:09 PM #19

Your current build uses an Aorus Pro Fraktal with R6 Corsair 750W fans and no overclocking. For this configuration, you should follow the default fan curve provided by Corsair or the manufacturer’s recommendations. If you need higher performance, consider adjusting the curve to match your cooling needs while maintaining stability.

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Max_PlaysMC
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11-04-2019, 04:37 PM
#20
The system needs correct setup regardless of what you receive. What exactly is a fan curve?
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Max_PlaysMC
11-04-2019, 04:37 PM #20

The system needs correct setup regardless of what you receive. What exactly is a fan curve?

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