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I had a similar problem with the WC bios and reverted to the air one since I didn't want to deal with figuring out a fix. I still need to find out if I can improve the ~35C component to fluid delta on my CPU (loaded with F@H for 12 threads). Remounting the block last night seems to have helped...

Looks like now whenever I try to change anything from default settings, my system crashes when loading windows (including just power limit +50%). Might roll back the 17.8.x since it seems 17.9.1. is hot garbage.

Off the top of my head not more than 50 C, though I think it was closer to 45 (typically 2-3 higher than the core itself).

Samsung. From what I remember almost nothing shipped with Hynix because they couldn't deliver on time.

:( my card doesn't seem to like it if I try to push HBM past 1025 MHz.

Considering that the GTX 1080 scores that I've seen on the EVGA forums on the same settings are also around 10-11k, I'm not sure where the issue is with regards to expectations.

I don't think anyone is expecting a V56 to outdo a 1080Ti, flashed or not.

As before, V56 flashed with V64 BIOS, but on water with HBM to 1025. Will probably do more tweaking later, but getting the loop assembled/tested took most of the evening so I'll deal with it later. Might flash the V64 liquid bios instead, but it's probably not worth the effort.

The initial reports on the different packages, including the two linked above, indicated that either package was possible on the 64.

Pretty easy with unknown risk due to n=1, though suspect low risk as you can only flash one of the two bios. One thing that you will want to note from the buildzoid video that razor1 linked is that the liquid bios has a hard shutdown at 75C, so don't use it if you're on the stock cooler. Oh...

Nope, you're not the only one.

I'm not going to bother doing much tweaking on voltage/overclock for right now since I should be putting it on water this weekend. Vega 56 flashed to 64 bios, conservative undervolt (-25 mv on the upper power states). Similar deal on the cpu since I'm using the stock cooler until I put it on...

The item page says that it is purchasable only as part of a combo.

I can't say I'm surprised given that they also cut the warranty down to 1 year.

Swiftech is estimating Sept 15 ship date and Aquacomputer is listed as item in production with similar lead time.

If you're talking about the powercolor pack listing it's still there. Though now that I check, Powercolor appears to only have a one year warranty on AMD reference cards so I'm avoiding them. If you mean the XFX one which showed up as in stock for me, but spit an error when trying to add to...

It appears to be a valid alternate spelling according to Merriam Webster and the Oxford English Dictionary.

I'm pretty sure Vega 10 is the base GPU for the 64 (fully enabled) and 56 (cut down)

Looks like it. I'm not sure how much of that was just to match up with the IO which maintains a DVI input. e: Side view has it looking like it's closer to single slot in terms of the block. IO still takes 2 slots though.

Don't forget that EKWB also has the all aluminum fluid gaming kits as another affordable option at $159 for the 240mm radiator or $239 for the one that also includes a Pascal block. Unsure when the aluminum vega block will be added, but it has been stated as a planned release.

All of the standalone 56s at MSRP sold out within a minute of listing if not earlier. The first standalone 56 on newegg might have been out before it even showed up on search, although its difficult to know for sure. I grabbed one of the game packs off BB since I don't have either game, but...

I just upgraded off of X58 for features (including USB3.0 and type C) and because a bunch of my USB2.0 ports stopped working properly.

Apparently I just bumped over 10 million after starting up on the new machine.

Last I checked, the acetic acid produced in alcohol metabolism isn't as big of a deal as the acetaldehyde that comes before it in the metabolic pathway. Especially since acetate is an acetyl-CoA precursor.

3.5V eh?

Fascinating

I know my reason for looking at X370 is that there are boards available with two NVMe M.2 slots while the second slot on similar B350 boards is SATA only. If that changes before I get around to buying components I'd probably go for B350.

It depends on whether we interpret the discussion of the "core/cache topology" to refer to that issue. Also fb, was actually just about to post that community update

Hopefully going to be able to wait for my tax refund comes in before building (let's be honest, mobos aren't going to be in stock before then anyways); however my current machine started having some boot issues and I cba to put much effort in to fix a 7 year old platform (i.e. if it's a hw...

Looks like I might spring for an upgrade from Gulftown, but I'll probably see how it shakes out once some of the apparent launch issues get sorted.

I somewhat wonder how strong this magnetic field is and how much it risks doing things like wiping magnetic strips and messing with pacemakers.

I'm waiting to see what direction I want to go since I'm looking to rebuild off of Gulftown. Then again there's a nonzero chance of me just taking my brother's Haswell machine off his hands if he upgrades to Ryzen or Skylake-X.

Would we have to call histograms bar graphs or something?

I like that they do things most others don't (e.g. flip fan, had the 3 GB 660Ti at launch)

.50 BMG on hard drives... For some reason I think I've seen this one before. Probably on [H]

The seem to have just fixed the iPhone app so I can actually load pages now. Hopefully the do the same for Android.

I wouldn't be surprised if they just put it up at £300 (oh and you have VAT to right?)

I don't buy that argument. The only things that I pin to my taskbar are the things that would have been on the quickbar in XP and earlier.

There were comparisons of 4.3.1, 4.5.0, and 5.0.0 on the respective platforms from what I gathered from the journal article. The biggest differences were of course on cross version comparisons. Differences between platforms on equivalent software versions were present on the two older versions...