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What's your motherboard ? and CPU ?

I didn't get any flower bombs or fire fruits. Some give spicy peppers, volt fruits, fleet lotus fruits, healing fruits, watermelons, etc., but not fire bombs or fire fruits, as far as I'm aware.

@ Thanks for confirming! Do you feel they were useful overall?

@@TTTTyme i just like the special outfits and unlockables since its the only way to have them, but I don't like to use consumables like weapons and healing items, makes it a bit like cheating, that's why I'll use after finishing the main story at least 😅

@ That’s fair. I’m on the fence with that and agree that beating the game first as-is is generally more fun

motherboards with B chipset have limited voltage control especially undervolting, you need to search for 104 microcode workaround, search on reddit 104 microcode and you will find lots of posts by other users setting it up, including also for MSI, i dont have a b760m , i only used z790 , i may make a guide about it in the coming weeks, i currently dont have

@TECHOSAUR thanks

All that have boost clocks other than the base clock

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Yes but a bit less, still annoying for browsing and scrolling but i think QN90D uses a newer generation of VA panels compared to G7 43"

you probably have something missed, do you have dynamic tunning technology enabled in BIOS ?

It does

1-Unfortunately, I don’t have the QN85D, so I can’t provide a dedicated video or detailed insights. I cover topics based on the products I currently own, and my resources are limited. However, I hope to expand and cover more models from the same lineup over time. 2-There’s a significant difference between OLED and NEO QLED, especially in dark scenes. While the QN90D has a decent number of local dimming zones (around 504), it still can’t match OLED’s performance for small, bright objects like stars in dark scenes. For example, on a completely black screen, if I move my mouse cursor very quickly, I sometimes lose track of it because of the dark and fast motion. Once I stop, the cursor gets brighter but still not as bright as expected due to the surrounding darkness. I hope this example makes it clearer. That said, I would rate the QN90D a 7/10 in dark scenes-it’s the closest I’ve owned to OLED performance. I own both a C4 OLED and this NEO QLED TV, so I’ve experienced the differences firsthand. 3-Blooming does exist, but it’s minimized compared to older models thanks to the increased number of local dimming zones. The processor also plays a big role in handling the on-screen objects and reducing blooming effectively. 4-The color accuracy on this TV isn’t studio-level. If you’re a professional artist or rely heavily on precise color reproduction, this TV won’t meet your needs. Some colors, like certain shades of blue and red, appear a bit faded or unsaturated at times. However, you can easily adjust the color offset to improve the results to a certain extent. 5-For gaming, I haven’t noticed any issues. I play a lot of FPS games, and the experience is smooth with no ghosting whatsoever. However, on the desktop, ghosting becomes more evident, especially while browsing the web or scrolling images/text or fast cursor movements. That said, for gaming and general media consumption, it performs good for me personally. I also want to add that the QN90D is a fantastic all-around TV, and I particularly enjoy using it in a dark room. It’s my daily driver for video production, gaming, and work, and I appreciate not having to worry about burn-in. With OLED, I’ve experienced some stress due to burn-in risks, especially when working with static windows for long hours. For instance, after 10 minutes of a static window on OLED while video editing on premiere pro, I can see faint shadows when switching to another window, which eventually disappear but still cause concern over time. OLEDs also tend to be more fragile; for example, my C1 OLED in the living room developed a large white horizontal line in the middle after just 2 years for no apparent reason. If you’re looking for a long-term investment in a TV that lasts, I believe NEO QLED is a better option. It offers excellent performance without the stress of burn-in, especially if you spend a lot of time on desktop work or static content like I do. Let me know if you have any more questions. I’m happy to help where I can. Thanks for your comment and support!

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It works the same, its the same APU, u can use different app to control power limit, i recommend using method used here th-cam.com/video/oP_LjZm65vc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=duXgj1dtEguNr_Xx Its more recent

Yes I'll try! sorry for delay

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What does the warning says ? you may need to reflash BIOS, try to install it from ALLY support page, even if its the same version, it should allow reinstall

no there's only one SoC voltage and once changed it won't affect the other ones, I have currently been trying other kits and I have the same board but with 96GB 6200 MHz with tight timings still running at 1.2v SoC, so trying other RAM kits than shown in video, it's still working

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Performance yes, but undervolting the CPU doesn't affect whether it's DDR4 or DDR5

@ hmm…every time I try applying these settings it crashes. I’ll see if it’s any settings in my bios?

Its very good for gaming

@@TECHOSAUR is it safe to buy or not i am a afraid to buy this prosserceor because it having degradation problem

@@goluop0982 latest microcode and bios updates prevent from this, this has been mostly addressed and plus undervolting can reduce the likelihood of degradation

@@TECHOSAUR sir i want something more guidance about this prossesor so please give me your Instagram id plx

@TECHOSAUR sir i want something more guidance about this prossesor so please give me your Instagram id plx

If you limit it in Armory Crate or those third-party tools to 17W, it won't; you can use it at 17W on battery and higher when connected

Do you see in HWINFO thermal throttling as YES in max Column? you may have Tjmax set to 80c or TVB capping ratio even after 80c

@TECHOSAUR no thermal throttling.. and no limiter in BIOS. Tjmax is 115

@@a.montiel1894 in windows power plan what is the maximum use ?

@@TECHOSAUR I have activated ultimate power plan

@a.montiel1894 What about balance? Does it behave the same?

did you check frame time? also did you try to pan like window to mimic same experience but outside gaming, and which response time setting did you change ? i found that fast is better than fastest so its the middle option

Hi mate, thanks for the support and great question! With your i7-14700KF and ASUS Prime B760 Plus, achieving lower temps while keeping performance is possible, but there’s a small catch. as I'm aware, Intel disables undervolting on B760 boards by default, making it a Z790-exclusive feature since its higher price, However, you can unlock it by applying the 104 microcode. If you search for "104 microcode undervolting B760" on Reddit, you'll find plenty of guides or tips from others who’ve done it. Once unlocked, you can tweak voltage offsets either in the BIOS or Intel XTU. For example, offsets like -0.025V or -0.050V are good starting points and once you understand the sweet spot you may be able to get better outcome, I went with the limit on mine, like any value I change at this point will not be stable so it took many days of trying to get it right. Just remember to test for stability after making changes using tools like Cinebench or XTU’s built-in stress test or aida64 or OCCT, different workloads will ensure its good from all sides By default, my XTU profile won’t work on your board since voltage control is locked, but after unlocking, you should be able to replicate similar settings. Unfortunately, I haven’t owned a B760 myself (yet), so I’m relying on community experience and there are many opinions. I plan to grab one soon to make a guide that hopefully help I sold my Z790 so it may be good time to do this. Let me know how it goes or if you need help during the process. Good luck with your build! You can also connect on discord its shared in the pinned comment and description, I respond whenever I can 🙌

@TECHOSAUR wow thank you, i really apreciate your effort answering me. I understand, so first of all i will search about that microcode and update the bios before that, i guess. Do you know if it is better to change offset voltage and those things in xtu or in the bios?

@daorre1202 Microcodes are independent of BIOS updates; there is no specific order. You need to dig a bit more into it, though, how to install and one for ASUS b760 I usually like to use XTU, I can understand tolerance; it's much easier to do it than having to change it in BIOS, as sometimes instability may not cause reboots. If it crashes in a benchmark, you know it's not working, and you can try other values. This is easier in XTU. Then, once I know what to set, I apply them permanently in the BIOS. But sometimes BIOS has more features, like specific motherboard features. But for voltage offset, I like to try it in XTU to know baseline.

@@TECHOSAUR oh i see, thank you so much man, you really help me a lot! I will follow your advice when the pc arrives :)

@daorre1202 Fingers crossed, wish I had helped more. Thanks for tuning in 🤗

I use RivaTuner Statistics Server's overlay. It can use third-party monitoring tools like HWInfo, Afterburner, and AIDA64 to import sensors from external software. This way, you can see statistics from all of them, but it also has its own native sensors

@@TECHOSAUR 😎 I'll check that out, I'm more interested in temp, if it's consistently too high I'll back it down. My FPS on 3D mark was about 53, guess it goes to show an eGPU helped. This mainly stays docked anyway. Your doing great things!!🫡 Thank you

​@@WilliamBrown-bg7vm Thanks I have lots of things upcoming and I appreciate your support

I've been using the same settings since the time of making this video, including gaming, video editing, and normal use

Sarcasm or honesty? i can't tell 😂

Did you press apply after import ?

Why core ultra ? Terrible gaming performance

@Pilociks This month Intel will release an update; it promises performance fixes, but it is not out yet. For now, I am doing before-benchmarks so we can compare them when it's out Also on launch APO is bugged so maybe once they iron those issues it will be a good option, we'll see

@@TECHOSAUR Intel promised good performance for the premiere, I remind you ..

​@@Pilociks Absolutely bro you're spot on. but if you look at it from another perspective, Intel's switch to TSMC's 3nm node in arrow lake gen is a significant leap, while AMD's stick use of 4nm for Zen 5. for intel this move opens the door for improved efficiency and cooler performance, waving goodbye to thermal throttle reputation of past Intel CPUs at least this gen another thing, initial reviews, also for Ryzen, often showed similar patterns-Zen 5, for example, saw noticeable improvements with Windows and BIOS updates. with how complicated tech became, day 1 reviews are commonly becoming negative, that's why testing and revisiting after updates seems interesting. I think its a great call on grabbing it to explore its potential along the line I hope you don't think I'm biased to any but I just appreciate the fact that intel last gens support higher RAM speed without worrying about 1:1 FCLK:MCLK ratio by using CUDIMM later on I think performance scale will be so impactful

@@TECHOSAUR You are talking about theory. I about the practice. AMD zen 5 consumes little power, much less than the Intel competition. The 9800x3d is the king of performance. 3D Cache is a game changer. Stable Lots of fps and small 0.1 drops. Intel sucks in the new architecture . Maybe it will be better or maybe not and what will you do then? You can afford it, but if I spend 1500 of my dollars on a computer, it will be another 5 years for me. And I won't buy something that MAYBE will be more efficient. Maybe it will be, maybe not. And today I have a 9600x, a good budget gaming cpu, consuming little power.

Only C4. C2 can have PIP or input and a smart app, but not dual input sources, whereas C4 can have dual PC mode, so you can have two PCs at the same time-Mac, Windows.

@@TECHOSAUR I see, thanks for the info, now I know I should buy C4 instead of C3 for my usage

Thank you 💚

Yes, I apologize. My camera failed to do it justice. I hope to upgrade it next year. I personally like the QN90D. It is my main display; I do everything on it, but the C4 could at times show finer details. Being OLED, it has individual pixel control. This allows it to adjust each pixel's brightness, giving the effect of better definition, but it comes at the cost of being dim and impractical in some cases. I agree that the brightness on Neo QLED, especially in HDR, is immersive. I felt this mostly in PS5 games

Good job! It's hard to set per-core curves and be stable, even in the latest Ryzen CPUs. It took me weeks to adjust mine. But I remember reading that if you set manual EDC, it's better so it doesn't exceed it, like I remember users saying this CPU is power-hungry if u let it loose and if you limit it, it can still be stable and cooler

@@TECHOSAUR Yh im basicly letting it loose by just having enabled pbo and not set any values it makes my pbo settings the max of my board. my board limit looks to be more stable then manual and those values are : tdc 160 and edc 190. However i noticed that when i set vid voltage lower it decreases my single core boost frequancy but it will stay in safer voltage ranges. i have it on auto now and it boosts single core sometimes at 1.47v what i think is a lot. i did however almost get my curve stable. core0 -15, core1 -5, core8 -20, core10 -20 and all other cores -30. Im still tweaking the above cores to see if i can get it a little lower without them crashing. eventviewer is nice enough to tell me wich specific core fails and i use occt +cinebench to test stabillity. i get a cinebench score of 29972 with current curve and on single core 1636. I see single core around 5ghz and all core around 4.6-4.65. temps stay below 80 degrees. Setting the vrm settings aggressively seems to make my system very unstable as well so i left those default. I did change some other settings to make overclocking more stable tho. Once im done perfecting the curve i will OC my ram as well using dramcalculator. I noticed that my ram will stay steady at 15-17-19-38 3600mhz but i think it became more buggy after also changing subtimings last time. my ram clocks are default 16-19-19-39 3600mhz but im not sure how increasing mhz would affect my ram

​@@Retsel023 Wow bro you are a treasure, thanks to you I've learned that event viewer can show which core has failed and this will help in optimizing curve per core I assume, I thank you for sharing your experience, its very resourceful for everyone I think your cinebench scores are already too great but yes voltage is high 1.47 could damage chip overtime

@@TECHOSAUR i fixed the voltage peaks by enabling c-state controll, set psu on idle mode and set windowspowerplan proccessor state to minimum 5% instead of 100%. This ensures that in idle my voltages dont spike as much without losing actual performance. I disabled spread spectrum for a more stable overclock since this can interfere.

@Retsel023 how do u set psu on idle mode and what is the benefit ? Thanks

Unfortunately, this custom APU has locked voltage control; otherwise, I would have done a guide about it. I was interested in doing it as much as you are. The only thing you can do if you want lower temperatures is disabling CPU boost

Well, it won't be stable if I undervolt. If you won the CPU silicon lottery, you may be able to push clocks higher with little voltage, but on mine, it is not possible. Besides, a higher clock speed by 100 or 200 MHz won't give a perceptible difference and needs more power. It's better to focus on consistent performance, and this will be possible with lower clocks and undervolting

Which graphics preset do you mainly use? It depends on texture resolution. If you tend to use low to mid presets, I think 6G would be good balance

Hello! I don't have one at the moment. I may do so later; I recently sold my ASRock Z790 and may get a B760 ASUS

@@Calatoria-st1yi no

@@TECHOSAUR ok, nice detailed review btw

Sorry to know this, its normal to happen if any of them isn't stable, just remove the battery cable that connects the motherboard for around 30 seconds and it should reset memory timings back to the factory ones min 1:49

You can install Bazzite on an SD card, provided the SD card is fast and reliable enough to handle the os demands. it supports booting from external storage devices, including SD cards. preferred SD card speed (Class 10 or UHS-I/II) for smoother performance. Slow SD cards can lead to sluggish operation and long loading times. no need to split partitions in that setup, you can just Plug & play! the one I showed is by using ALLY X original SSD by having both OS stored internally, ways of doing it are endless!