not if you want to clock, because the 3700X has only 65W TDP and the 3800X 105W... whereby the clocking is currently such a thing with the buggy AGESA versions X-D
it's always the question for what you use the cpu for. for a little surfing and that's quite enough. but if you want to get full performance out of it and the cpu runs for hours at high speeds, i would recommend an extra cooler.
The thermal compound is already applied to the cooler. However, I cannot recommend using this cooler for this CPU. Either the CPU runs relatively hot or the PC gets really loud.
Are the 65℃ idle or load...., if load, this would be very good, if idle very bad. I had about 38-40 ℃ idle and up to 80 ℃ load (prime 95 with avx).....
The mainboard matches the CPU. The RAM could also fit. However, as far as I know, the CPU supports a maximum of 3200 Hz. The RAM is therefore throttled but should run. The MB also supports max. 3200 Hz RAM.
Hello,
The motherboard is fine but the ventirad is not. It doesn't support AM4, but apparently there is an exchange system at be quiet : https://www.bequiet.com/fr/contact/coolermounting
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The wraith cooler has two cords. one for the 4 pin rgb header and one for a usb header. if you use the rgb header, it will allow the asus board to control the fan lights. not the ring or logo lights. however, this lets icue fiddle with the color through the integrations.
using the usb cable prevents icue from touching it as you have to use the cooler master software in order to mess with it, but that software allows you to control all the lights versus only being able to change one out of three.
If that is still relevant for you (or for others who see this):
In my opinion, a strong CPU is nice to have for Plex today, but transcoding works better with a GPU like the NVidia P2000. Sure, the quality will always be better with CPU transcoding but for on the fly transcoding, which Plex offers for clients, the GPU is simply capable of transcoding more streams and faster without completely overloading the CPU (especially for 4K).
However, what else you need for a Plex server depends on the application. I personally have unRaid with 2x SSD cache and 15 HDDs. But of course it can also be smaller. With Windows (10? or Server) you need an SSD for the OS, which in my opinion should be at least TB, because Plex stores metadata, transcoding cache and database on the SSD. If you are stingy here, you will have problems when the SSD is full. Of course, you could also throw these things onto the HDD, but that of course costs performance and a higher power requirement, as the HDD then has to be started for every activity in the database.
And of course a USB HDD works well, especially for a small media library, but in the long run you can consider buying internal HDDs, possibly with redundancy via Flexraid or MS Storage Spaces.
My current setup is as follows:
Gainward RTX 2080 Phoenix GS
MSI B450 Tomahawk MAX
Ryzen 5 3600
2x16GB Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 3200 mhz
700w Be quiet pure power 11
I wanted to ask you if an upgrade to the ryzen 7 3800x would be worth it, because I think that the CPU is too weak for full HD games, e.g. in rainbow six I have only 180 FPS on high settings and that with a 2080... I really need more FPS please tell me if I should buy this or if I should switch to Intel and buy the i7-9700k. if yes please also specify a suitable motherboard,,,
LG
