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Good information. Thank you.

Thankyou.. i havent really been working on computers since Win7 with a 2Core cpu 2GB Ram, yes that old haha recently got a Win10 Pro 32GB i7 and wanted to add a 2TB ssd and everything on this video helped set it up, thought i bought a faulty drive or sata cable haha..

hi i have i7 7700k and gigabyte gaming z270 mobo, i have already gpu installed but i want to connect another monitor into the onboard gpu, but i can not see this option. thanks

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can honeycomb and x-plane merge. All thats left for x-plane to do is start making sim controls and they will have MSFS at their heels in no time

It cant be a coincidence that Austin Powers was played by Mike Myers and here we have Austin Meyer who is equally funny but actually a real character in this current multiverse

sales pitch or overview because im ready to buy from the first minute lol

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I have AsRock z590m-itx and I have same problem Going to look for my glasses and have a deeper look

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For those who tried doing this but no pop up window occurred when you clicked on disk management. Restart the computer properly again. I did that and it worked for me. Big shoutout to this guy for making this work!

Thank you sir! No bullshit and super useful

If you don't want to put a chiller in your system then why is it okay to put a volcano in it? I'm curious as to the reason for getting a 14900K over anything else?

Just installed a MVMe, and was confused, then watched this video and it helped a lot, Thank you.

Yea, so ibought a new ssd to replace my old hard drive, disconected the hard drive, and tried to connect the ssd, it made the sound that it connects, but doesnt show up. followed your lead in the vid and it worked, thanks for your help!.

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No, no, no - just no. This issue is very, very simple. To get top scores in some reviewers benchmarks, like Cinebench, Intel allows a single core (or two) to boost to 5.8 or 6.0GHz. To reach that freq. the core gets 1.55 or even 1.6v - which causes damage. This is NOT a board problem. Intel endorsed these power settings because without them, Intel can't claim 5.8GHz. So blaming the board is BS. Intel said on record that it is only considered out of spec. if you change the clock multiplier. Intel is the source and cause of the issue. The fix is easy: SYNCH all your cores. Don't allow one or two cores to boost by themselves. I've seen a PC in an idle state suddenly BSOD because a background task started. Then a core tries to boost to 6.0GHz, gets 1.6v and now you have a degraded CPU. Synch the cores. Might have to lower your multiplier depending on the state of your chip, but after that you're safe. Problem solved.

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Damn this is sad if you listen to this guy.. not the fix lmaoo

3 Years later still works, thanks for the simple explanation and straight to the point.

Absolutely helpful, thank you so much. So quick and easy, honestly subscribed thank you

man this just solved my issue, I was trying to connect a second monitor to the mother board using the vga port and I was getting a black screen, then I noticed that I wasnt able to even connect my main monitor to the mb, thank you so much!

sure it's possible. You need watercooling. Ive run mine at 370w under cinebench and its been fine. Not for extended times, however. they need to be watercooled and by large custom loops.

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Thank you so much. It helped me get my issue resolved❤ bdw what’s the size of your monitor?

I did this and now my pc just starts up for a second then turns off

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So I don’t have the option anywhere to choose Intel platform trusted technology any reason anyone can think of as to why it isn’t showing up for me do am I missing something my trusted computing security device support is enabled but it’s not an option for me edit: posted what I have on my screen in comments

A GOOD closed loop, and now a MoRa 420, DOES tame my 14900KS at 320W Extreme profile. Water temperature is 2-3C above ambient.

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I ordered one last week, should arrive this weekend. I had buyers remose, but after this video, I'm all stoked up!

Not a power/heat problem. What you're doing will still cause issues depending on the motherboard default settings and workloads running. The problem is voltage. Intel is redlining these chips to squeeze as much frequency as they can out of them and they degrade faster than whatever internal models/risk calculations predicted likely due to real world variability being higher than anticipated. These things run 1.5V continuously. If you've ever done any sort of overclocking 1.5V for modern process nodes is a) impossible to cool unless you do direct die w/custom loop or run a chiller for cooling b) will degrade within 1 month of operation typically even 1 week will be enough to show signs of degradation Intel had the ability to "win" against AMD's zen 4 and this was how they did it. Running these chips overclocked as far as they'll go (to hit those boost frequencies) out of the box with a very small amount of wiggle room. That wiggle room is how they compensate for crap motherboards and real world variability and the like. Not having validation of the entire chain with such tight margins is recipe for failure. How intel thought that was a good idea is beyond me. Some chips can of course go even higher and will have zero issues within their lifetimes but those are custom tuned, running direct die, and got lucky. Silicon lottery is a thing. It didn't disappear no matter what any company will tell you. Raptorlake i9 chips running minecraft servers in datacenters clock in a 100% defect rate never going above 65c. Minecraft is the perfect example because it's almost completely single threaded thus won't ever hit high power or temps. But it'll hammer those 6ghz cores with 1.5v+ at load 24/7. That's a recipe for degradation. The solution was to drop the max frequency to 5.5-5.7ghz and all of a sudden failure rates go from 100% to sub 5% (not 0% as they're probably still running degraded silicon/not RMA'd). This lower frequency also results in lower voltages which slows degradation. The power limits you're setting do something similar but only at load. TLDR: Intel pushed these chips too hard from factory to compete against AMD and are now paying the price. They did this before with exactly the same results back in the early 2000s when AMD was also competitive.

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Just to mention, an Intel engineer stated point blank that you are allowed to ride 100c on these CPUs, therefore not leaving any performance on the table.

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super helpful walkthrough. thanks man

Once Windows 11 is installed, how do you install the drivers? I've downloaded the drivers from the MSI website. Do you just run and install or do you go to Device Manager and point towards the files?

is there any new or upto date panels besides saiteck panels ?

LITERALLY one of if not the best youtube tutorial I've ever seen. I'm pouring honey on you, goat!!!!

Super huge, thank you so much for the quick and to the point video

I know this video is old and you might not answer, but when I merge it with the C Drive, will I lose the benefits of the new SSD? Or will it improve it even more due to more GB and such, I have a pre installed 500GB one and just got a new 1TB one for my Acer Nitro 5 Gaming laptop. PS: Acer Nitro 5 has two slots for SSDs, one is always empty for upgrades so is one for ram and such.

Seems weird that the processor can't control how much power it consumes and needs hard limits from the motherboard.