F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Looking for devices with USB 3.0 20-pin and USB 3.1 ports

Looking for devices with USB 3.0 20-pin and USB 3.1 ports

Looking for devices with USB 3.0 20-pin and USB 3.1 ports

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vkruler
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02-09-2019, 12:48 PM
#11
It's perfect that 3600 is the ideal choice for Ryzen 3rd gen. Great decision!
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vkruler
02-09-2019, 12:48 PM #11

It's perfect that 3600 is the ideal choice for Ryzen 3rd gen. Great decision!

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FIRESK8ER
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02-12-2019, 11:12 AM
#12
Thanks for the support! I'm curious about the value of the ASUS ROG Crosshair VIII. Would it be beneficial to purchase it, and what advantages might I receive?
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FIRESK8ER
02-12-2019, 11:12 AM #12

Thanks for the support! I'm curious about the value of the ASUS ROG Crosshair VIII. Would it be beneficial to purchase it, and what advantages might I receive?

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MyPreZBro
Member
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02-12-2019, 12:25 PM
#13
It seems you're questioning its value. From what you've mentioned, it appears more suited for advanced users who enjoy customizing settings to maximize performance. While the X570 Elite board offers some unique features, it doesn't offer much beyond what's already available on other boards, making the price increase seem unnecessary for most people.
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MyPreZBro
02-12-2019, 12:25 PM #13

It seems you're questioning its value. From what you've mentioned, it appears more suited for advanced users who enjoy customizing settings to maximize performance. While the X570 Elite board offers some unique features, it doesn't offer much beyond what's already available on other boards, making the price increase seem unnecessary for most people.

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StyleTrick
Senior Member
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02-12-2019, 01:10 PM
#14
I’m hoping to find some original content for the 3900X, maybe I can manage without spending weeks adjusting it. A boost of a few MHz would be awesome. Will the Elite release any updates?
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StyleTrick
02-12-2019, 01:10 PM #14

I’m hoping to find some original content for the 3900X, maybe I can manage without spending weeks adjusting it. A boost of a few MHz would be awesome. Will the Elite release any updates?

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BryanPlayzz
Member
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02-12-2019, 02:01 PM
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Yes, it offers a lot of customization options. Think of it this way... (the numbers are made up but the concept is clear) 0 % – no built-in overclocking, typical OEM boards for HP or Dell systems usually 5-10 %... some models with A320 chipsets might let you push memory speeds a bit more. 10-20 % – affordable budget boards, basic overclocking support, no heatsinks on VRMs, possibly small VRMs. 30 % – mid-range boards around $80-$120, decent overclocking potential but limited by VRM quality and board construction. 40-60 % on the X570 Elite – better than average overclocking features, solid VRMs, heatsinks 70-80 %, aimed at enthusiasts who enjoy deep tweaks like liquid nitrogen or other advanced cooling methods. 100 % – top-tier boards targeting serious tinkerers, high-quality VRMs, extensive heatsink support, BIOS options for starting CPUs at low temps and more complex setups. 50%+ – very expensive builds over $60, excellent overclocking capabilities, premium VRMs, robust heatsinks, and extensive debug features such as LED indicators, probe points, water block slots, and even BIOS settings for extreme temperatures.
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BryanPlayzz
02-12-2019, 02:01 PM #15

Yes, it offers a lot of customization options. Think of it this way... (the numbers are made up but the concept is clear) 0 % – no built-in overclocking, typical OEM boards for HP or Dell systems usually 5-10 %... some models with A320 chipsets might let you push memory speeds a bit more. 10-20 % – affordable budget boards, basic overclocking support, no heatsinks on VRMs, possibly small VRMs. 30 % – mid-range boards around $80-$120, decent overclocking potential but limited by VRM quality and board construction. 40-60 % on the X570 Elite – better than average overclocking features, solid VRMs, heatsinks 70-80 %, aimed at enthusiasts who enjoy deep tweaks like liquid nitrogen or other advanced cooling methods. 100 % – top-tier boards targeting serious tinkerers, high-quality VRMs, extensive heatsink support, BIOS options for starting CPUs at low temps and more complex setups. 50%+ – very expensive builds over $60, excellent overclocking capabilities, premium VRMs, robust heatsinks, and extensive debug features such as LED indicators, probe points, water block slots, and even BIOS settings for extreme temperatures.

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