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Thread revival! @beers made me do this as well... probably. Time to smash everyone's score here. Currently stock. Haven't touched the bios at all yet.

I was updating the sig as you wrote that. lol

Thread revival! @beers made me do it. Samsung 9100 Pro 1tb.

Can't really tell from the picture on the orientation of your rig. Is your build inverted? Trying to figure out how you've configured your AIO layout. I'm trying to figure out if your pump's above or below the radiator.

I would just RMA the chip at this point. Under no circumstances should you need to tweak stuff in the BIOS to make it run stable on default settings out of the box. Let AMD deal with the problem.

It was a voltage issue. Specifically it was overvolting the chips and degrading the performance prematurely and at the end causing instability. You're also not going to get 6GHz from a 14900k. You'll be glad to even run at the advertised boost clocks with normal cooling solutions. That thing...

You do you man... if you're dead set on grabbing a 14900K, I'm not stopping you. I wouldn't touch a 14900K with a 10 feet pole for multiple reasons. I definitely wouldn't get that over a 9800X3D.

Contrary to my username, I would suggest you get an AMD Ryzen 9800X3D. The extra cache it has does wonders for games that are CPU intensive. I can't really recommend the 14th or 13th gen Intel CPU's with their whole microcode issue that were killing CPU's. That problem should be fixed by now...

PC graphics is always better. It just has more capable hardware to push more complex and higher def graphics.

Windows RDP would work too, but it's a bit of a pain to setup/work the way you want it to iirc. +1 on Google Remote Desktop tho. Smoothest remote access experience I've used so far.

That's not how DDR works. DDR is able to transmit data through both the positive and negative peaks of the signal, hence it can deliver data twice per clock. Hence "double" data rate, because prior to that, SDR was able to only transmit one set of data per clock. You can spin it like that, but...

The fundamental difference between Geforce and Quadro is the drivers that Nvidia ship it with. You'll get performance gains using Quadro because Nvidia locks those features behind the Quadro drivers. It costs more because they charge products for "business use" more. I don't use Revit much at...

Looks like you just need a ssd (m.2 gen3 nvme is probably preferred, but you might be missing the screw to secure that drive on the first m.2 slot) and a GPU of your choice.... I guess a copy of windows 11 too. Looks like the original owner had a 12VHPWR gpu card in there at some point with...

24H2 introduces a few new features/bug fixes, but the biggest one would be Wifi 7 support. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/inside-this-update-93c5c27c-f96e-43c2-a08e-5812d92f220d#windowsupdate=26100 It also completely deprecates WMR and bricks those devices if you use any of the...

Oh absolutely it would be pulling more power than the 1080. Power draw on these new cards are wild.

Yeah let it run in for a bit, but I'm still skeptical the GPU would fix the problem if it's happening with another one, albeit it happened less frequently. Hopefully the CPU reseating fixes your issue, but if it doesn't, that mobo needs to go next.

Well you're narrowing down the issue. Have you tried running memtest overnight? If that passes, I'd probably point fingers at the mobo.

DCS is very update dependent on the performance but generally speaking, you need some pretty high end gear to have a good experience. Depending on what you want to do in DCS, you could be looking at something along the lines of an X3D cpu from AMD, 32GB of RAM (64GB if you plan on playing in...

Headphones, technically yes. There are bluetooth dongles for those but I wouldn't recommend them. Too much latency. As for joysticks... not really, no. Wireless USB was a thing many years ago, but it never caught on for many reasons.

got no other GPU to throw in there to stress test?