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Let the games begin.....
I think if you try using any LGA1700 delid tool on 1851 you'll end up destroying your CPU. You cannot push the IHS far enough and if you do you'll tear off the SMD components. I would encourage you to wait to receive the 1851 delid tool made by @der8auer to do it. The way it was done in that video posted by @sugi0lover would even be far safer than trying to use the LGA1700 tool.New TG delid die mate went on sale today. I ordered one but I'm impatient and will highly likely attempt a delid tomorrow with the old EK IHS remover which although definitely not that good on LGA 1700, I think will work well on 1851.
It is not you can clearly see gaps in the mouse trailing on 1k polling rate using a 360hz monitor , using something like 144hz won’t make this really visible. On 8K it gets fixed but for it to really matter you need that high Hz and that high fps.8k polling is a gimmick
4k probably is the sweetspot I feel. Between 4k and 8k, it is not so much of smoothness but click latency. That too is too small a difference for a disproportionate loss of battery life. I honestly couldn't tell the difference in terms of 4k and 8k in terms of smoothness on my 1440p 360hz OLED. Maybe higher refresh rates might make a difference but very few can probably notice that.It is not you can clearly see gaps in the mouse trailing on 1k polling rate using a 360hz monitor , using something like 144hz won’t make this really visible. On 8K it gets fixed but for it to really matter you need that high Hz and that high fps.
I heard prices there are like $800+ USD?
Full on BSOD? If so, it's a known issue. Hopefully they get it fixed ASAP.Sooo I cant play any of my games with Epic games anti cheat (Fortnite). Keeps crashing.
The strain with it is quite high, but so are new USB superspeed? USB3.1 DACs. (for other passion-hobby/work)4k probably is the sweetspot I feel.
There is a gap between 1k and 8k but 2k and 4k is even less diminishing returns. Plus 8k polling sends so many updates to the cpu it will actually affect your performance.It is not you can clearly see gaps in the mouse trailing on 1k polling rate using a 360hz monitor , using something like 144hz won’t make this really visible. On 8K it gets fixed but for it to really matter you need that high Hz and that high fps.
Available but screwed. 285K is $1099 AUD which is $730 USD. Asus Z890 extreme is $1800 AUD which is $1200 USD but all available for pickup or post now.I heard prices there are like $800+ USD?
Yup full BSOD. From now on I will wait. This is my first time having so many issues with a new platform. Mind you i dont have the in depth knowledge some of you have but most time its just been a slight annoyance in the beginning.Full on BSOD? If so, it's a known issue. Hopefully they get it fixed ASAP.
For now I've only come across the issue in Space Marine 2 Easy AntiCheat. I had to enable Core Isolation if I want to play that game. Super annoying. After enabling that, no issues. But I don't want to have to keep that enabled either, so that needs to be addressed. It does apparently affect other hardware configs, not just Intel either. It's likely just more Windows issues, were all Beta testers these days.
it does indeed impact performance , 2K is not enough for the 360 but 4K is kinda good , 1K-2K enough for my 200hz monitor though.There is a gap between 1k and 8k but 2k and 4k is even less diminishing returns. Plus 8k polling sends so many updates to the cpu it will actually affect your performance.
I have the 1440p 480hz monitor on per-order so will probably just run 4k polling when it arrives. I have sold my 14900ks, and still have my 14900k which is in a spare PC. Unfortunately i went over to team red 7800x3d. Was hoping the switch to solve my audio popping issues as no e-cores messing around it was better on the 7800x3d. However, it turned out my goxlr was faulty lol, since moving to the Roland bridge cast x i have had no audio popping anymore.it does indeed impact performance , 2K is not enough for the 360 but 4K is kinda good , 1K-2K enough for my 200hz monitor though.
Too bad that we got worse CPUs this time so we won’t be able to drive such fast Monitors 😢
Not to state the obvious or teach your gran to suck eggs, but make sure to test at defaults, and remove memory OC from the equation.Yup full BSOD. From now on I will wait. This is my first time having so many issues with a new platform. Mind you i dont have the in depth knowledge some of you have but most time its just been a slight annoyance in the beginning.
I did some testing at 240Hz in AIM Labs recently and noticed a repeatable improvement in target tracking and snapshotting between 1K polling and 8K polling rates. Outside of these types of measurable tests, you'd be hard-pressed to notice the benefit when talking about milliseconds.I have the 1440p 480hz monitor on per-order so will probably just run 4k polling when it arrives. I have sold my 14900ks, and still have my 14900k which is in a spare PC. Unfortunately i went over to team red 7800x3d. Was hoping the switch to solve my audio popping issues as no e-cores messing around it was better on the 7800x3d. However, it turned out my goxlr was faulty lol, since moving to the Roland bridge cast x i have had no audio popping anymore.
Canceled the Alza, ordered from Alternate.de. Tray version, but who cares?Ordered it from Alza.hu and the expected delivery date is 27th November... Seriously?
Jezzz , super fast display will melt everything from your retinas to your perception brain cells if you manage to hit 480fps , practically 0 motion blur , that’s better than reality itself for sure ! 😂I have the 1440p 480hz monitor on per-order so will probably just run 4k polling when it arrives. I have sold my 14900ks, and still have my 14900k which is in a spare PC. Unfortunately i went over to team red 7800x3d. Was hoping the switch to solve my audio popping issues as no e-cores messing around it was better on the 7800x3d. However, it turned out my goxlr was faulty lol, since moving to the Roland bridge cast x i have had no audio popping anymore.
For those who have 3D printers I should be able to design a tool that avoids little caps on the board for safe delidding, if I have time over the weekend.I think if you try using any LGA1700 delid tool on 1851 you'll end up destroying your CPU. You cannot push the IHS far enough and if you do you'll tear off the SMD components. I would encourage you to wait to receive the 1851 delid tool made by @der8auer to do it. The way it was done in that video posted by @sugi0lover would even be far safer than trying to use the LGA1700 tool.