SLI under Vulkan is so very nearly fixed. The only issues that remain are:
TAA must be enabled or the lighting is way too bright (basically you get a white screen)
There's still some flickering in places but it seems to vary - most of the time it's non-existent
Aforementioned flickering is...
Errr...I just updated my nvidia drivers to 441.20 (machine in sig) and now my 2nd card is being used. However, there appears to be a negative impact on framerate and I HAVE to enable TAA otherwise the lighting is too dark at night or too bright in the day. Have not touched the profile for the...
I just updated to 1001 on my C8H, fuck all difference as far as I can tell, if anything, boost behaviour is a little worse. Also, something that's been bugging me since I built this machine. In Ryzen Master, C06 on CCX 1 is tagged yellow (gold if you will). My understanding is this is supposed...
Right, my system is built, C8H, 3700x etc. (as above). Time Spy has gone from 12.5k to 17.5k. Cinebench R20 coming out at 4636 after 10 passes.
Question about clocks and temps. I'm currently running prime95, it's been going for maybe 10 mins. According to Ryzen Master, my clocks are 3.75GHz...
Parts incoming!
Asus Crosshair VIII Hero
3700x
32GB Team Group / 8Pack 3600Mhz CL16
Corsair MP600 1TB
Dark Rock Pro 4
This will replace the 4770k in my sig. 1080Ti SLI will transfer over. Hopefully, this will also last as long as the 4770k did!
Look at the scoring in the PCB coating around the mounting holes. I would say you've got a very heavy screwdriver hand and are overtightening stuff by miles.
Are we saying 3200 CL14 is better than 3600 CL16?
From what I've seen there doesn't seem to be much in it (real world) but 3600 seemed to have the (very slight) edge.
Indeed, I could but I've always gone for "decent" motherboards and I want lots of onboard USB so I don't have to mess about with hubs / cards. Plus the CH8 easily has the best aesthetics.
The overall cost isn't the issue, but I do like getting value. That, and I want something solid that is...
I'm actually thinking about doing the same, 3600 + CH8. From what I can see, there's nothing in it when it comes to gaming performance between the 3600, 3600x, 3700x and the 3900x.
I don't do any production workloads. So it feels like the 3600 (non x) makes most sense.
I think the real winner here will be the 1900X.
Much lower price-point, fewer but still enough C/Ts and, most importantly...ALL the other functionality remains (e.g. Quad Channel, 64-lanes). And a higher base clock (and possibly boost) to boot.