I love the inner Wendell working to tweak out all the powerformance that little intel "Shall not Overclock" board can do :) Tons of general enthusiast info, sprinkled on top.
I just wanted to say thanks for the info in this video I have learned a lot. I was installing this board and ran into the issue of not knowing if It was necessary to plug into the PCI-E port on the board and not being able to find the answers out until you pointed it out in the video as not being necessary. The info about the 4k, HDMI limitation, and the video port workaround was a nice fun fact.
If you're like me and still need Optical/SPDIF audio for whatever reason, MSI probably still doesn't pay for the Dolby/DTS licenses. But you might be able to use unlocked Realtek drivers found in a techpowerup thread, though you have to re-apply it every time Windows does a feature update.
It's all in the name of clawing back market share and it worked! It's intel who should have shook up their naming scheme. It was a commentary on Intel from AMD and everyone knew it.
Grabbing any B360 and setting that 8700 on all-core turbo is not a given with just any VRM setup, because it's no longer a 65W part, or a 95W for that matter. Neither does the stock cooler allow it.
Any tips on best approach to tightening timings? I tried on my old FX-8350 and when I went from 1600 CL9 to 1600 CL8, my PC would not boot up. I had to take the little battery out of the motherboard. Does this happen with the B360 chipset as well? If the timing are "too tight" the PC won't boot?
What does business class OEM systems gotta do with having a high base clock? I mean the CPU is exactly the same and it's not like they have some superior mobos or whatever right?, right??
I am a novice builder and still doing things the 2013 way. Could you please make a video for people like me to explain things that are new or upcoming. For example, I did not know that few people use the SATA ports, and that they now prefer a NAS-based solution. I didn't even fully understand what NAS was until just now. I have U2 port on my motherboard, but have no idea what to do with it. I can not yet afford a new motherboard nor an NVMe card, and have no idea what all the Optane hoopla is about. I don't fully understand the PCI lanes going to the CPU. I doubt I will ever do a build with more than one graphics card. I only use Linux and was not aware there are problems with USB 3.1. My board has a 3.1, but I have never used it. I do not understand the new USB front header port for USB 3.1. I think I saw a case with a front USB 3.1 C port. Is that what it is for ? I have never tweaked a BIOS. Is there a novice way to do it ? I have only used ASUS BIOS. I do not know what the others offer. I don't understand the SecureBoot or UEFI hoopla ? I have no idea what is Coreboot. I feel like the more I learn, the more I am lost.
@Level1Techs so this mother board can handle a i7 8700 with out any problem at turbo boost compared to z370 board? there is any difference in performance ?
I have this board it has 8 pin CPU connector I have 4 pin CPU power connector on my psu Will it work?? My computer uses just 300 watt of power so I have 450 w psu
"But hey, if audio is that important to you, then get a USB-DAC, you will be happier anyway". Well put, Wendell, words to my heart (Sennheiser HD 700 here). However, better use a S/PDIF. If the motherboard doesn't have S/PDIF then I twon't buy it. I demand proper VRM's and S/PDIF, preferably also 4 fan controllers (including 1 for the CPU, 3 for casefans, 2 intake on the front). I don't care much about USB 3.1 and USB C. It is nice if it is on it but it is not a big deal. 2 NVMe-slots or more (preferably 3) is big bonus to me given how prices tend to drop for SSDs (buy a smaller capacity at first and a larger capacity and faster one later, it is a shame to not be able to keep using it). Selling hardware is nice in theory but difficult in reality (costs of sending it with a signature...).
Yes u can use any ram speed on motherboards, it will just get bottlenecked to 2666mhz, you can use a higher speed it doesn’t matter it won’t make a difference it won’t go above 2660mhz gho
i have 5 SATA Devices 3 SSDs 1 HDD and 1 optical drive so yeah we still exist but if i was to make a new PC i would use a different mix of SSDs and a different but still keep 1 SATA optical drive so having 5 SATA 6Gbps connectors is some times needed but i am probably a edge case
I have a Rosewell Thor v1 case so it has alot of extra room after all this stuff is put in kinda the drive cage is full and if i could get my NAS to work i would have went with it instead as it had more storage space at the beginning of the 2 computers lifes but i couldn't get samba to work so it is now a not connected to the network back up also has data on it that i do not want to be stolen so thus the most secure way is to not have it be connected to anything at all but a monitor and of course a keyboard again as i said i am probably a edge case or a 1 off not the norm
I have PCIe controller card to add 4 more Sata ports to my PC. It allows me to stuff 1 SSD, 1 DVD drive and 5 HDD's into my system. And i still run out of HDD space.
Well one hdd has games on it, the other has mod files and the other 2 are two OS drives. I cant really store these on a NAS. Also unrelated but can someone please explain to me why people get an ATX case just to shove two hard drives and a standard size aftermarket cooler in it? It always seemed like such a waste of space to me.
AMD AM4 APUs generally do HDMI 2.0 4K@60Hz out of the box, take a gander over at smallformfactor.net/forum/threads/raven-ridge-hdmi-2-0-compatibility-1st-gen-am4-motherboard-test-request-megathread.6709/
i tought wendell would know what Thermal Design Power mean...95W it's not a figure of power consumption, it's a figure of heat dissipation. a 95W TDP processor will indeed consume a lot more than 95W.
You have misunderstood the point. Intel spec have long and short duration power draw limits which exceed (sometimes far exceed) TDP. However, on a long timeline, the 95W figure is "this cpu will generate 95W of heat" it is a signal to the system designer that they must deal with the heat and dissipate it. If they do not dissipate it, the heat will accumulate. What happens when the heat accumulates? The CPU throttles back, which reduces power consumption. I promise you that CPU power consumption will fall right in line to the TDP value once the thermal (or power delivery! in the case of OEM systems) constraints have been hit. This is precisely why I said that in OEM systems like dell/hp they only design for greater-than-tdp power draw in the long- and short-duration specs to what intel recommends, which is not very long. So even if the thermal situation on your CPU is fine, the board into which it is plugged may not be able to handle more or much more than 95w sustained (where sustained here is defined as far exceeding the long duration power draw time) and so throttling will still occur. Around 120 seconds or so these days for the intel recommended long duration power limit through the socket. Of course when overclocking, and with tech like multicore enhancement, the CPU will exceed intel recommended specs, which is a decision the system designers and you, the end user, can make together. And usually works fine. BUT on those OEM systems you can bet that dell and hp for sure designed theirs systems with conservative values to save $ and that is why I said that an OEM 8700 is unlikely to perform as good as an 8700 in a DIY PC like this. Because it'll be constrained in power draw to match the TDP, excepting those long/short duration bursts. Will that 8700 draw 160 watts+ ever? No, and certainly not at 4.3ghz all core. And so the VRM solution on boards like this one are designed with a tighter power delivery envelope -- typically on the order of up to 150 watts. +/- --
well maybe i did misunderstood, i would need to watch again...but it seemed the way you presented it you refered to intel's TDP figure as an actual power consumption figure...i was probably wrong though, thanks for clearing this up man!
I just love the part when He say's that Basically the Z370 is inferior to the Lower end boards.. My take from this is, People got ripped off again by Intel, Z370 Another throw away motherboard... LOL..
The Intel CPUs do not do HDMI 2.0 on a hardware level that's why you don't get 4k 60hz through HDMI. The board HDMI spec has nothing to do with it. Case in point the raven ridge motherboards officially support only HDMI 1.4 but they happily output 4k 60hz because the the APUs support HDMI 2.0 it at hardware level. So Intel is at fault with out dated specs. With Intel you get less for more.
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Intel is losing market share rapidly. Investors are jumping ship faster than ever before. They're a year behind on the 7mn manufacturing processing while AMD plans to release theirs next year. Intel Fanboys will have to wait until 2020 or later. Anyone looking to make some extra money should stock up on AMD stock. If you love Intel, I highly recommend strapping yourself in tight and taking a ton of painkillers because you're going to be in a world of hurt during the next 3 years ride.
FLOODOFSINS clearly they are losing soo much. Lets look at amazon. Amds favorite place to go. Oh look i7 8700k , i5 8600k and i5 8400 all above any of new ryzen cpus.
Hayate Azekura Do you not understand what "losing market share" means? Also, their 7nm (and 10nm) is just so far behind. Intel has kept pushing back their estimates, while AMD is going to be providing 7nm Ryzen samples this year.
As if taking stock advice from some random RUclips comment would be the smart thing to do LOL. My 8700K will provide me everything i need for the next 4-5 years so i couldn't care less about new cpu's next year or the year after. Hope you don't lose all your money on AMD stock. And if i were you, i'd put more faith in Nvidia stock as A.I. research is gaining popularity plus datacenters going the GPU route.
Dimi S Those who can do and those who can't teach on RUclips and yet here you are commenting on the same platform that no one gives a shit about lol. Perhaps people should only call their stock broker for advice or only get tech advice if you're standing in Micro Center or Best Buy. What kind of nonsense tide pod shit are you eating? You automatically assume anyone commenting on RUclips is an idiot and doesn't know about stocks 😂😂😂. You must be another overweight fat ass gamer with the brain power of a pea, no job or future 😂😂😂. Only idiots visit RUclips and none of them know anything about Finance right. 😂😂😂. You should go find one of those special Forest at all these RUclipsrs talk about and create some "hanging" art 😂😂😂. People like you are the same type of idiots that think anyone who talks online about fighting doesn't know how to fight 😂😂😂. These fools crack me up lol. Stick with playing your little kiddie shoot-'em-up games little boy. You remind me of that 30 year old man child who won't leave his parents house on the news lol.
FLOODOFSINS unlike you, I have a wife, I don't live in my mom's basement and I have my finances perfectly in order tyvm. You sound like a bullied child.
I love the inner Wendell working to tweak out all the powerformance that little intel "Shall not Overclock" board can do :) Tons of general enthusiast info, sprinkled on top.
does IT support rog strix rx580 gddr5 and i5 6400?
I just wanted to say thanks for the info in this video I have learned a lot. I was installing this board and ran into the issue of not knowing if It was necessary to plug into the PCI-E port on the board and not being able to find the answers out until you pointed it out in the video as not being necessary. The info about the 4k, HDMI limitation, and the video port workaround was a nice fun fact.
If you're like me and still need Optical/SPDIF audio for whatever reason, MSI probably still doesn't pay for the Dolby/DTS licenses. But you might be able to use unlocked Realtek drivers found in a techpowerup thread, though you have to re-apply it every time Windows does a feature update.
Oh god these names need to stop, Intel/AMD need that GPP not nvidia
Mutation666 AMD really shouldn't have thought it was a good idea to copy Intel's chipset naming -_-
It's all in the name of clawing back market share and it worked! It's intel who should have shook up their naming scheme. It was a commentary on Intel from AMD and everyone knew it.
I think AMD was just trolling. I doubt their marketing team even has a pulse. I mean "threadripper", really!?
I feel that was AMD's cheapest move
Copying intel's naming is stupid. amd only made itself look childish in my book.
Thanks for the review. I actually just purchased this exact board the other day with an i7 8700.
how is it?
Grabbing any B360 and setting that 8700 on all-core turbo is not a given with just any VRM setup, because it's no longer a 65W part, or a 95W for that matter. Neither does the stock cooler allow it.
So isnt there a certain amount of pins in dimm slots? How many are in this motherboard?
Got any X470 reviews?
What was the linux GHz monitoring utility you were using in the video?
Thanks man, not just great review but also brought me to speed with literally everything.
Any tips on best approach to tightening timings? I tried on my old FX-8350 and when I went from 1600 CL9 to 1600 CL8, my PC would not boot up. I had to take the little battery out of the motherboard. Does this happen with the B360 chipset as well? If the timing are "too tight" the PC won't boot?
Does this motherboard include onboard graphics? On the website they do not specify and im a bit worried honestly.
i have the same board can it support 1080 ?
What keyboard is the one in the video? 9:55 ?
Is. This a over kill if all I do is photo Restoration. If so what would you recommend?
Dude. Please answer. Are b360 can use ram 3200Mhz. If i use it, can i run my pc? Or it useless?
how much memmory supported?
What does business class OEM systems gotta do with having a high base clock? I mean the CPU is exactly the same and it's not like they have some superior mobos or whatever right?, right??
does this motherboard support RTX series graphics card?
so I don't need to plug that PCIe 6pin on board?
did you install linux using uefi on the nvme? if so, what bootloader?
Nice review, Sir!
I am a novice builder and still doing things the 2013 way. Could you please make a video for people like me to explain things that are new or upcoming. For example, I did not know that few people use the SATA ports, and that they now prefer a NAS-based solution. I didn't even fully understand what NAS was until just now. I have U2 port on my motherboard, but have no idea what to do with it. I can not yet afford a new motherboard nor an NVMe card, and have no idea what all the Optane hoopla is about. I don't fully understand the PCI lanes going to the CPU. I doubt I will ever do a build with more than one graphics card. I only use Linux and was not aware there are problems with USB 3.1. My board has a 3.1, but I have never used it. I do not understand the new USB front header port for USB 3.1. I think I saw a case with a front USB 3.1 C port. Is that what it is for ? I have never tweaked a BIOS. Is there a novice way to do it ? I have only used ASUS BIOS. I do not know what the others offer. I don't understand the SecureBoot or UEFI hoopla ? I have no idea what is Coreboot. I feel like the more I learn, the more I am lost.
@Level1Techs
so this mother board can handle a i7 8700 with out any problem at turbo boost compared to z370 board? there is any difference in performance ?
no its just not overclockable
Would this board support a Radeon fx6300 or a ryzen 5 CPU?
I'm starting to trip on LSD and mendells voice is just pure asmr ecstasy.
Nice background music
Should I buy this?
Does it have a m.2 nvme slot?
What is that keyboard + touchpad you are using? Is that wireless?
davidlt Not sure what's in the video but logitec makes a few wireless keyboards with track pads. Even one that's solar powered.
Does b360 have a USB 3.0 port???
It support 9th intel right?
Thanks, Wendell!
I have this board it has 8 pin CPU connector
I have 4 pin CPU power connector on my psu
Will it work??
My computer uses just 300 watt of power so I have 450 w psu
So I ordered that same one and can’t find the jusb3 plug in for the cord that goes into that plug in, does It even come with one or am I just blind?
How is this board doing for you?
do B360 GAMING PLUS suport i7 9700k and i9 9900k???????? it fome gen 8 motherboard thought
Almost said 'sweatshop' instead of 'microcenter'
Would an Asus GTX 1050 Ti Dual graphics card model work well with this motherboard and an i3-8100 8th gen processor?
xNuba yes, perfectly. I had for a few months
Will msi b360m pro-vdh also work with linux
ASUS DUAL GeForce GTX 1060 OC edition support?
MSI B360 Gaming Plus or MSI B360M Gaming Plus is better ?
Oh Shahz without m
@@Roberto_2z With 'm' is it for Overclocked cpu and gpu ?
@@ohshahz3433 nope, just (Z) can overclock
(H)&(M) can't overclock
@@7us Thank you so much sir. Now I know only with the Z chipset support overclocked..
@@ohshahz3433 welcome
can i use single stick of ram on it without going dual channel memory plz... tell me
Ishara Mewan yeah lol, that’s with any motherboard
@@oppastoppa9786 thnx
can someone please tell me is this considered as "ATX"?
Does anyone know if the msi b360 gaming plus support i5 6600k cpu?
Is it possible to use this memory kit (www.amazon.com/gp/product/B081BTGNDW/) with this motherboard?
Can you overclock the i5 8600k on this motherboard?
No the B360 chipset doesn't support overclocking, you might want to look at Z370 chipset motherboards instead
Will this motherboard support DDR4-3000?
nope
Does it have an rgb port?
Yes
"But hey, if audio is that important to you, then get a USB-DAC, you will be happier anyway". Well put, Wendell, words to my heart (Sennheiser HD 700 here). However, better use a S/PDIF. If the motherboard doesn't have S/PDIF then I twon't buy it. I demand proper VRM's and S/PDIF, preferably also 4 fan controllers (including 1 for the CPU, 3 for casefans, 2 intake on the front). I don't care much about USB 3.1 and USB C. It is nice if it is on it but it is not a big deal. 2 NVMe-slots or more (preferably 3) is big bonus to me given how prices tend to drop for SSDs (buy a smaller capacity at first and a larger capacity and faster one later, it is a shame to not be able to keep using it). Selling hardware is nice in theory but difficult in reality (costs of sending it with a signature...).
Is my RAM with a speed of 3000MHz, can it run on msi B360 Gaming Plus?
no its clocked at 2666mhz
Yes u can use any ram speed on motherboards, it will just get bottlenecked to 2666mhz, you can use a higher speed it doesn’t matter it won’t make a difference it won’t go above 2660mhz gho
is that deep forest I hear in the background?
Can you overclock you CPU and gpu with this board
?? OC ??
very informative, thanks.
great video, lot of info
Oh lmao I thought I as clicking on what would be called a b450 review but instead its a room heater intel board nice
DId not the clickbait title clearly say B360? :)
AMD has cancelled it's Z490! That should end some confusion later.... :)
Most of the time my CPU is operating at 1.6Ghz due to on demand frequency scaling, the base freq is 3.5Ghz .
Micro Center is awesome. I get giddy whenever I go there.
TDP is not about power usage, it's about heat output.
I like to spray Old Spice on my boxes right after I buy them when I get in the car.
Unstable USB 3.1 support on linux? That sucks!. Last thing I want when transferring large files to or ton of small ones to an external storage device.
*W E N D E L L*
i have 5 SATA Devices 3 SSDs 1 HDD and 1 optical drive so yeah we still exist but if i was to make a new PC i would use a different mix of SSDs and a different but still keep 1 SATA optical drive so having 5 SATA 6Gbps connectors is some times needed but i am probably a edge case
Im with you, 1 optical drive, 2 SSDs, 2 HDDs. All fit perfectly inside an Silverstone TJ08. I do not think you are that fringe.
There are two types of people, those with lots of sata devices and those with a NAS
I have a Rosewell Thor v1 case so it has alot of extra room after all this stuff is put in kinda the drive cage is full and if i could get my NAS to work i would have went with it instead as it had more storage space at the beginning of the 2 computers lifes but i couldn't get samba to work so it is now a not connected to the network back up also has data on it that i do not want to be stolen so thus the most secure way is to not have it be connected to anything at all but a monitor and of course a keyboard
again as i said i am probably a edge case or a 1 off not the norm
I have PCIe controller card to add 4 more Sata ports to my PC. It allows me to stuff 1 SSD, 1 DVD drive and 5 HDD's into my system. And i still run out of HDD space.
Well one hdd has games on it, the other has mod files and the other 2 are two OS drives. I cant really store these on a NAS. Also unrelated but can someone please explain to me why people get an ATX case just to shove two hard drives and a standard size aftermarket cooler in it? It always seemed like such a waste of space to me.
I like this motherboard
Wendell, I am only watching to learn, and be entertained. I don't care about this product or the platform (waiting for Zen2) at all. ;)
An 8700K at 4.9 GHz with AVX load at 1,32 v - around 270W... Just so you know.
AMD AM4 APUs generally do HDMI 2.0 4K@60Hz out of the box, take a gander over at smallformfactor.net/forum/threads/raven-ridge-hdmi-2-0-compatibility-1st-gen-am4-motherboard-test-request-megathread.6709/
i tought wendell would know what Thermal Design Power mean...95W it's not a figure of power consumption, it's a figure of heat dissipation. a 95W TDP processor will indeed consume a lot more than 95W.
You have misunderstood the point. Intel spec have long and short duration power draw limits which exceed (sometimes far exceed) TDP. However, on a long timeline, the 95W figure is "this cpu will generate 95W of heat" it is a signal to the system designer that they must deal with the heat and dissipate it. If they do not dissipate it, the heat will accumulate. What happens when the heat accumulates? The CPU throttles back, which reduces power consumption. I promise you that CPU power consumption will fall right in line to the TDP value once the thermal (or power delivery! in the case of OEM systems) constraints have been hit. This is precisely why I said that in OEM systems like dell/hp they only design for greater-than-tdp power draw in the long- and short-duration specs to what intel recommends, which is not very long. So even if the thermal situation on your CPU is fine, the board into which it is plugged may not be able to handle more or much more than 95w sustained (where sustained here is defined as far exceeding the long duration power draw time) and so throttling will still occur. Around 120 seconds or so these days for the intel recommended long duration power limit through the socket. Of course when overclocking, and with tech like multicore enhancement, the CPU will exceed intel recommended specs, which is a decision the system designers and you, the end user, can make together.
And usually works fine. BUT on those OEM systems you can bet that dell and hp for sure designed theirs systems with conservative values to save $ and that is why I said that an OEM 8700 is unlikely to perform as good as an 8700 in a DIY PC like this. Because it'll be constrained in power draw to match the TDP, excepting those long/short duration bursts.
Will that 8700 draw 160 watts+ ever? No, and certainly not at 4.3ghz all core. And so the VRM solution on boards like this one are designed with a tighter power delivery envelope -- typically on the order of up to 150 watts. +/- --
well maybe i did misunderstood, i would need to watch again...but it seemed the way you presented it you refered to intel's TDP figure as an actual power consumption figure...i was probably wrong though, thanks for clearing this up man!
I just love the part when He say's that Basically the Z370 is inferior to the Lower end boards.. My take from this is, People got ripped off again by Intel, Z370 Another throw away motherboard... LOL..
Those boards and cpu's are so cheap, but the fucking ram is killing me. That crap costs more than the entire system.
I miss unlocked xeons :(
The Intel CPUs do not do HDMI 2.0 on a hardware level that's why you don't get 4k 60hz through HDMI. The board HDMI spec has nothing to do with it. Case in point the raven ridge motherboards officially support only HDMI 1.4 but they happily output 4k 60hz because the the APUs support HDMI 2.0 it at hardware level. So Intel is at fault with out dated specs. With Intel you get less for more.
"+ Linux Test" = Thumbs Up
I'm watching for you, You beautiful bear you...... LOL
4k 60hz on linux..... why does it have to be so hard !#%^$@!#%
Wendell. The rabbit whole about memory you speak of. Please drag me down it. Please.
the first minute was so dysfunctional
Regional pricing here makes it so that the B360 is a pointless board, low-end Z370's cost LESS than that board here.
I thought this was b450
that laugh tho
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whats this guy babbling on about ? as i dream of my artic build 🐑🐏🐑🐏🐑🐏🐑🐨👨⚕️
Its too long to be a review
Blue team
Nine minutes and he is still talking! Good Bye!
Bye boomer
Engagement.
Please, please, please don't make a thumbnail where you are hiding behind a Mobo box.
Segmentation ))) say one more time))
Intel is losing market share rapidly. Investors are jumping ship faster than ever before. They're a year behind on the 7mn manufacturing processing while AMD plans to release theirs next year. Intel Fanboys will have to wait until 2020 or later. Anyone looking to make some extra money should stock up on AMD stock. If you love Intel, I highly recommend strapping yourself in tight and taking a ton of painkillers because you're going to be in a world of hurt during the next 3 years ride.
FLOODOFSINS clearly they are losing soo much. Lets look at amazon. Amds favorite place to go. Oh look i7 8700k , i5 8600k and i5 8400 all above any of new ryzen cpus.
Hayate Azekura
Do you not understand what "losing market share" means?
Also, their 7nm (and 10nm) is just so far behind. Intel has kept pushing back their estimates, while AMD is going to be providing 7nm Ryzen samples this year.
As if taking stock advice from some random RUclips comment would be the smart thing to do LOL. My 8700K will provide me everything i need for the next 4-5 years so i couldn't care less about new cpu's next year or the year after. Hope you don't lose all your money on AMD stock. And if i were you, i'd put more faith in Nvidia stock as A.I. research is gaining popularity plus datacenters going the GPU route.
Dimi S Those who can do and those who can't teach on RUclips and yet here you are commenting on the same platform that no one gives a shit about lol. Perhaps people should only call their stock broker for advice or only get tech advice if you're standing in Micro Center or Best Buy. What kind of nonsense tide pod shit are you eating? You automatically assume anyone commenting on RUclips is an idiot and doesn't know about stocks 😂😂😂. You must be another overweight fat ass gamer with the brain power of a pea, no job or future 😂😂😂. Only idiots visit RUclips and none of them know anything about Finance right. 😂😂😂. You should go find one of those special Forest at all these RUclipsrs talk about and create some "hanging" art 😂😂😂. People like you are the same type of idiots that think anyone who talks online about fighting doesn't know how to fight 😂😂😂. These fools crack me up lol. Stick with playing your little kiddie shoot-'em-up games little boy. You remind me of that 30 year old man child who won't leave his parents house on the news lol.
FLOODOFSINS unlike you, I have a wife, I don't live in my mom's basement and I have my finances perfectly in order tyvm. You sound like a bullied child.
so much info man make shorter vids
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what boost can this give to ram ? its 2666 at max..
I think its 2666 without overclock but with overclock it can run 3200mhz and correct me if I'm not mistaken