This Used Gaming PC Is a 5GHz Fire Hazard (Pt. 1)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- I recently picked up a second hand AMD FX 9590 prebuilt gaming PC online with the intention to sell the internal components individually, after testing out the performance of course. However, I couldn't help notice that a couple of the components weren't up to the job of keeping the notoriously power hungry 220W power supply under control.
Today I want to discuss what I found inside this used machine and talk about the upgrades that could be made in order to get this system working safely.
Thanks for watching :)
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OK so I gave the 850 generic psu a go in a ryzen 2400g pc and it shut down after an hour. Not sure what to make of that but I'm glad I didn't use it here. Also, turns out the 550ti from this machine doesn't work :(
Oof
Star of the show is still the 9590. It's legendary in that it's rather silly. Like in a "HULK SMASH" sort of way.
B1g oof
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Dammit...that's a shame about the 550ti. I wonder if it got damaged by the over-rated CPU causing power flux on the motherboard?
Maybe give it an oven treatment?
My guess is that the previous owner cannibalized the power supply and GPU to put in his next build, and tossed in a cheap PSU and GPU just to sell it.
Yeah realistically who'd buy something like a 9590 which was never cheap and pair it with an at least two year old, $150 MSRP low-end video card? The 550 Ti was actually probably closer to $50-$75 street value by the time the 9590 was released. The 700 series was out by then, at least the high-end parts, and the still-last-gen GTX 650 cost slightly over $100 when it was new.
@@dycedargselderbrother5353 well.. When I build my pc in 2013 I initially had a 4770k in it and started up with a single GTX 770. Later down the line I threw in a second one for sli as they became cheaper.. That was my trick back then. But well I gave one of them away and left just one in there as I sold it. With a different power supply to since I kept the be quiet one for my new build
For sure test the 9590. Very curious to see the most powerful fx processor In action
Yeah stick with the CPU
Legend has it that many gamers who got a 9590 no longer had to pay for heating, even in Canada.
Love my 9590, still in use.
I agree
For that reason i just acquired top of the line Sabertooth 990 mobo and a FX9590, waiting to decide what cooling and case i'm going to build it into :D
6:17 You almost had me with "But first a word from our sponsor"
Stick with 9590 so we have something new on the channel!
Definitely agreed. Stick with the 9590 and watch your next electric bill be £959.00 haha.
You could turn down the frequency of the cpu
@@Crispe1Official your so wrong it will be 9590.00 for his electric bill hehe
Agreed! Keep the CPU and swap the board for something that can handle a 220w hungry pig. I want to see that thing sweat!
Yeah stick with the CPU
Imagine, the FX 9590 plus the gtx 480 with no liquid cooling and a bad PSU in a low performance motherboard... "The bomb has been planted"
"but first a word from our sponsore"
almost spat my water on the keyboard and all other of my precious things
I'd bet his Sponsors are happy. :)
I was expecting a poor explosion effect to fill the screen.
I used a 9590 on a MSI krait 970 mb. It popped the caps lol
well atleast it didnt do this
th-cam.com/video/8zTzpYjQ2MM/w-d-xo.html
@@fxckrio rip that motherboard i think its no save not worth fixing lol
Well if you would have done research it says they are not compatible
@@melvinhans1844 you wanna catch these Hans
i had an fx 8350 on a £30 motherboard (literally the cheapest i could find) and had no idea why my fps would spike down every few minutes. Didn't help that i used a aio cooler so wasnt getting the passive air over the VRM's. The only way i could cool it was to literally fit a fan directly on the back of the motherboard behind the VRM'S and never had the fps spikes again. That poor motherboard kept on going for years though.
stick with the 9590 PLS!! :D just for the lolz ;)
Luckinme o.O yeah or overclock it to 5.4 ghz for the shits and giggles factor's
@Bitter Clinger with a 2m long stick
Make it 20m
Yes
@@kooballs LOL
Tree: "Get that PSU away from me - I'm made of wood."
This pc may contribute to global warming
😂😂😂😂
But but global warming doesn't exist............
@@willn8664 true
You see... Global warming is like copyright... it's not a thing.
@@dmitryklevchuk6436 Unless UMG comes and ruins your career!
I tried cooling my old 8320 with a low end water cooler and the coolant literally evaporated.
Dark Rock 4 is all you need to cool anything
@@weavercs4014 screw that get a dh15 noctua cooler and your set for a few years
@@hgffmikimmon5293 yeah noctuas are nice. Although even the smaller ones should be fine for non-oc builds.
Shut up
@@DeadNoob451 true
This was a multitasking-wonder. You could game and cook an egg at the same time.
Got me there mate haha
Heard people say they used their FX systems as legitimate space heaters back in the day.
@@dogboy0912 it worked for me
That comment genuinely laugh! On a side note by brother made an "efficient" gaming pc and space heater out of a processor like that
Gtx 480?
4:30 "You stay over there; I'm not taking any chances." HAHAHAHA!
Puts it next to a tree
Shut up
What was that?
@@AliShuktu the antec 850w
@@LiamNajor
Oh. Ok. I thought antech were ok'ish PSUs, i've used them before...
Nah, leave it as is. Throw in a GTX 480 and use it to keep your house warm this winter.
Pick up a PCI-based single board socket 478 computer and throw a P4 on there, he'll single handedly accelerate global warming.
Or r9 290x
@@inoeps r9 295x2
@@ijshockey2565 gtx 690
Hell yes. Board supports quadSLI. Time for the Gigawatt Machine. 9590+4x480
Its incredible how AMD evolved in such a short amount of time
FX was rushed and sorta patched together to compete with sandy bridge at the time. They could have refined phenom one more time on 32nm up to 8 cores, and probably got better reception.
The NiGhTsHoT AMD hasn’t evolved at all lol
@@Khloya69 Yes it did. Google how Ryzen reached Intel's top line. Its amazing. Low prices and awesome performance. Intel on the other hand still is a little bit better on gaming performance, but you know, prices.
With that said, I'm not an AMD fanboy. I'm a tech fanboy.
The NiGhTsHoT ryzen still loses to intel lol stfu
Jonny B nobody cares about price to performance
my man it'll be fine. If you are that worried place a fan over the VRM heatsinks to ensure they stay cool. The worst that will happen is the CPU will throttle because the VRMs are too hot. If you are SUPER worried try undervolting/underclocking.
^this
Pretty much this. The budget motherboard I had for my FX-8300 that I overclocked to 5GHz was certainly not designed for that, but with a cheap 60mm fan on the VRM heatsink it worked happily for years.
The AMD 220W cpus actually were capable of making your vrams burn. www.cnews.cz/paleni-carodejnic-aneb-co-udela-220wattovy-amd-fx-9590-v-desce-bez-podpory/
@@davidunterwieser7325 it wont on this board. This is the one exception when it comes to 970 boards. It has an 8 phase (7+1) vrm instead of the 4 or 6 phase ones that the other 970 boards came with, and they're the same models that are used on the sabertooth 990fx r3.0 just a few less
Lonnie Murray yep, and even my 4 phase mATX ($40 new in 2015) allows for similar high clocks. I had mine at 300w on the CPU (increase from the wall hitting Cinebench button) with a 120mm AIO, and it lasted for years doing some 24+ hour fluid simulations pegging it 100% and ran fine with $3 in VRM cooling mods. My board only allows up to 1.7Vcore, so it wasn’t able to fry when the CPU was sub-zero when I really wanted to push it (kinda disappointed...). Still does fine, it just won’t allow high enough voltage for liquid nitrogen or even my phase cooler (which I’ve used for testing long term effects of -60c over nearly a years span, nothing bad happened, not such story for GPUs though... the BGA solder on GPUs cracks from the cold thermal cycles...)
It would VRM throttle around 180-220w CPU power (granted, I only had 1 case fan, and that was my 120mm AIO fab exhausting), but after adding 2x 40mm cheap fans and some hearsinks on the chokes it has no issues really pushing the power well beyond 300w for 24/7 full load (my case was quite frankly terrible... so that’s even more impressive!)
the 9590 is just a binned 8000 series cpu. it should be a great undervolted/underclocked fx cpu (if there is such a thing...not). i had several of those "aura" boards and pushed them hard. they can take it. just keep it within reason.
Hans get the Flammenwerfer
More like: Hans get the AMD FX 9590.
Nelson Pimenta 😂👌
Damn, that Fegelein keeps heating my fx 9590 up. STOP IT YOU FOOL!!!
Fegelein! Fegelein! Fegelein!
@@dmitryklevchuk6436 what is a "Fegelein"?
@@mammutbrot9230 Fegelein is a coward that always tried to fuck something up. He is the real reason why Führer shot himself. Legends say his evil spirit is still messing shit up in Deuchland today.
5:19 I see someone really wants to show off that they do a lot of bird watching.
Every FX-9590 desktop should include a fire extinguisher.
*2 fire extinguishers in SLI configuration
@@kitty6375 or more for extra safety
KittenOnPC *CrossFire
@@d4nyll *CrossExtinguisher you mean.
FX= Fire Xtinguisher
If two of those components didn't work you should really go for a refund.
As soon as I saw the title, I knew it was gonna be an FX 9590, lol
same man, same
Who wouldn't haha
The FX 9590 is the most "AMDest" product ever! It's so hot and memeable I actually need one!
It only uses as much power as a 9900k though
There's a typo in the description. "notoriously power hungry 220W power supply"
Well sir, I have started blown an FX board and in my experience it's actually pretty difficult. The Asrock Fatal1ty board I once had blew while I was trying to hit 5.1 on an 8350 and upon post mortem I found that the only reason it died was because the VRM thermal pad wasn't properly applied and thus didn't reach two mosfets on the end, I ran at 4.9 and 4.75 ish for some time before that without realizing there was an issue.
"But first, words from our sponsor" that scared me for a little
honestly, i think you're being too paranoid with a lot of this stuff. I do a lot of risky stuff with the spare computer components i work with, and using a high wattage CPU on a motherboard that isn't rated for it isn't that bad. The motherboard wattage ratings are mostly determined by the heatsinks on the motherboard power delivery cicructs being able to dissipate the heat. i've been able to push full 91w i7's on OEM dell motherboards that were rated for 51w i3's. keep a fan on the motherboard and throw in a 650w psu, and everything should be fine.
Stay stick with the 9590 and get a motherboard with 220w cpus support xD!
970 Aura is just fine(nice phase design). Every older i7 can tdp 200w when Oc
@@nikolakarovic5964 exactly my thought. Looks like a decent VRM.
The only thing I wouldn't do is overclocking it. But the 9590 is already at it's limits, most of them did not OC at all as they are nothing but factory OCed 8350/8370s
Wtf I actually have this crappy case, I've literally never seen anyone else with this one, be it TH-camr or friend lmao
Upgrade motherboard and try to overclock :DDDD
I'd like to see what the 550ti can do.
Struggle with 720p 30fps
You should definitely upgrade the mobo to see what the 9590 can do
You are the same Sithhy from the Beamng Forum?
@@MeDicen_Rocha Yes, I'm the same Sithhy as on the BeamNG forum
Asus 99FX for sure.
That board is fine for this CPU
@@TheXlen No it's not. One there are two options it will be either throttled and not full performance or mobo will have a fast death.
I see title,
"Only one cpu this can be"
I happy.
Intel? They’ve been setting fire to even $1,700 boards, melting the sockets and burning scorch marks on the chips with even water cooling and nothing real extreme. I’m shocked the 600w 7980XE (mild overclock on water, around 4.6 GHz for 600w and then it goes crazy high) doesn’t set boards on fire (maybe it does but I haven’t heard of it being a major problem like the 28 core, meanwhile Threadripper 32 core is super efficient and doesn’t melt boards even on LN2).
One of the last comments someone sent me was they fried a 10 phase VRM on a typical 5 GHz 9900k overclock... damn... I pull more power on FX and still my 4 phase budget board was fine... it’s getting kinda insane on power draw over on team blue! It’s putting FX to shame, lol!
@@jakegarrett8109 ok I'm gonna lay this out real simple.
There are only a few 5.0ghz CPUs, practically at least.
7600k
7700k
8086k
9900k
8700k
2600k
2500k
Fx9590
And maybe a few other Intel x or overclocked fx CPUs.
Now this channel typically has old parts, that rules out 8700k and a few others, cheap parts, rules out the XE or X products.
So really all that's left is the 2500k, 2600k, and 9590, which one of those uses litteraly double the power as the others?
So as I said, "only one cpu this can be"
And stop comparing an 18 core to an "8 core"/other CPUs that aren't 18 core CPUs, you make the rest of anyone who defends amd look stupid.
M.Streicher I was comparing it to 32 core Threadripper (which still uses less power when overclocked to beyond 4 GHz), plus any 8 core burning 10 phase boards in normal clocks is scary. But you’re saying there are few 5 GHz chips Except basically every Intel gen since 2nd gen (3rd gen did 5Ghz, same with 4th gen, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, I mean, basically any k series since a while!), and with FX added, that means basically half the CPUs since like the last 7 years... that’s basically all except Ryzen... so how is that a few chips?
@@jakegarrett8109 wow you figured out the fact voltage and frequency don't scale linearly, good job👍
Also you have an "enter" or "return" key, it helps to organise those word salads.
@@m.streicher8286 Yeah, I have a nice Ryzen voltage-frequency expo graph up to 1.65v if you want it (as well as GPUs including power draw etc for binning chips), that's not rocket science. Speaking of which, as an aerospace engineer, I have to spend all day making sure I have 0 typos, otherwise it could cost my company thousands/millions, so when I get home and type a TH-cam comment (the highest form of all literature), then I like to NOT care so much about punctuation or Sepelling (Ha! Take that 60 hour work weeks of grammer checckinnggg, Mwhahaaha! What a madman!)
Maybe if you had a job where 1 typo made you and your boss do hours of work at the minimum to fix, and then presented in defects/errors meeting as none of our programs seem to have spellcheck, then maybe you'd be more slack in your free time. Maybe, or maybe you'd stay up all night, knowing that "hey, you know what? If I have a typo, its not going to make purchasing department buy the wrong million dollar part, or an extra 0 at the end buying an extra 900 bolts that are $50 each, ya... $50 a bolt is no joke... Think about it, 100 vs 1000 when you're focusing on everything else in the design really would suck... So after work, I say "screw grammer! with an E!" because it doesn't affect anyone. In fact, the purpose of a language is, get this, COMMUNICATION, and if you understood what I meant, then well.... That means I successfully communicated, and that's really all that language is for. Language was not invented to go "oh look, someone made a small typo, goodness, the rules never conflict in our perfect English... I mean, clearly English was not invented to be perfect, just look at all the conflicting rules!
TDP and Total power usage are 2 different values...
so technically it's not a 220w cpu... just throwing that out there.
I used to have a 9590 in my main system. It's not really uncommon to exceed 300W at the EPS connector
@@David-wh8zs I was talking about the difference in TPD vs TDP. TDP is about heat dissipation, TPD is power usage. 220w is the heat measurement of what the chip will output. Your actual power usage for that given component is going to likely be 1.5x that, or more, since the excess heat given off (denoted by TDP) is inefficiently used energy that needs to be dissipated.
While TDP != Power usage, especially not at the EPS connector since you have to consider switching losses, most of the power consumed is converted into heat.
@@David-wh8zs Yes, that's what I was saying >.> TDP may be 220w, but that is all byproduct of the actual power used by the CPU. So the real power draw is higher than 220w.
Any loss outside that CPU component isn't considered there, nor is it relevant.
@@ericandruszko7563 The additional power consumption caused by signaling really is minuscule, in the sub-200mw range, I would go as far as saying that the TDP is rarely exceeded as long as you are not stepping out of spec (That involves boost).
What I was originally trying to say that the TDP of the 9590 was underestimated by a lot.
Don't keep your PC close to the carpet,just in case it decides to ignite :D . Anyway,I'd love to see this 9590 go trough your set of benchmarks.
Yea for sure keep the CPU, a lot more interesting IMO, and maybe a larger cooler and overclock it
I think you should try to upgrade the motherboard, the gpu and so on and stick with the 9590
Dude , RandomGaminginHD , what the hell ? this is the first time I've seen you lowering your standards . Come on man...
YOU BOUGHT THIS PC SECOND HAND AS A SYSTEM. IT MEANS IT WAS WORKING NO PROBLEM. WHY ARE YOU SO SCARED TO RUN IT?
Just because it is not rated for that CPU doesn't mean that it's not going to work or that it's going to burst in flames.
You might get a higher vrm temps and potentially reduce their lifespan . But nothing bad is going to happen... Especially when it's a quality board from a quality manufacturer like yours. COME ON...
This PSU and pretty much any noname brand PSU rule of thumb is that it's most likely will work at a lower wattage rating. 850W Is too much power for that system anyway 650W with a better graphics card would probably be ideal. I don't advise buying a cheap PSU, I prefer quality corsair ones myself. But from my experience as long as your PSU works at all. It will work fine if you don't overload it to it's rated wattage or close to it.
Please don't try to hype things up for the sake of making it intriguing...It feels dishonest. I am watching your videos not to get thrilled or something...
Thank you for understanding.
And good luck with your future videos.
ok all jokes aside dont be a drama queen that cpu would be perfectly fine on that motherboard trust me
220W is only the worst case load wattage. Just booting to Windows would draw less than 125W. Plus the motherboard is probably designed to _overclock_ 125W CPUS which would push 200W anyway
Agreed 🤣 dude acting like a nancy lmao and taking out the 550ti hahaha even with the 550 the most that systems gonna draw is 350 watts on a high end lmao 500 watt psu would be plenty for this and 600 watt psu is overkill
That motherboard is actually one of the few that could actually handle OC well with "8" core FX cpu's. Crosshair V Formula Z, Sabertooth 990FX and some Gigabyte or Asrock boards were the top 3, this 970 gaming aura got into top 4 for the VRM quality and features. I'm not saying that it would be enough for this space heater called FX 9590 but atleast it's on the better end of motherboards for FX cpu's. 990 vs 970 didn't mean better overclocking with these CPU's lemme tell ya, should've never bought that Fatal1ty 990FX Killer mobo, it was lot worse than say Asus M5A97 EVO. Btw you can search on youtube "msi 970 sli krait fire" and see what a really poor VRM does when 9590 is booted on it with STOCK CLOCKS.
Keep everything the way it came and send it bro!
Let's see what she can do.
Can it enter your home it would make your home on fire
stick with the mighty 9590,and please , if you still have the ASUS MARS II graphic card ,pair those two behemoth , and let the nuclear winter begin...............
We need to see the massive stack of the computers you have bought
If you want motherboard that can support that cpu go with gigabyte 990fxa-ud3 rev4 or rev4.1
www.gigabyte.com/Ajax/SupportFunction/Getcpulist?Type=Product&Value=4672
Upgrade motherboard/cpu cooling/power supply to test the 9590
Did you ever get around to doing a part 2 to this video? Really enjoy your videos. I believe in using a pc until it can't be used anymore. I'm still using Core 2 Duo machines at home and the one with 4gb of ram can run AutoCAD Civil 3D without busting a sweat!
An overheating AMD product there’s a thing lol
I've had a 9590 couple years back. after some time it just shuts down. apparently, 5Ghz was to mutch and had to be clocked down. it was never overheating. it was a pain in the ass because i did not have the knowledge i have now.
YOU neet to but a 80+ Power supplie can you Make a vid were you Test cheap Power Supplies i want to See Some boom
He doesn't want to die
Just turn it on and run it as is, Fire is good content
Ive yet to come across a British person who ISNT a bird watcher.
The funny thing is, birds are watching him!
After all this years you still afraid to burn a mobo when there is no reason to worry?
Exactly, he need to grow a pair... I like his content but come on, the worst that can happen is a dead mobo, a gpu can pull more than 300w but he is scared of a cpu than can do the same ? Fire won't start for so little, even the old evga classified that burned their 24 pins connector when doing 4 way sli gtx 480 wasn't a fire hazard
Replace the mobo
I have never seen this CPU and I'm interested
RealistikDash facts
you didn´t do part 2 how dare you.
The Standard book of British Birds- the one without the gannet.
please upgrade the mother board. and then if the video isn't long enough, downgrade the cpu with the original motherboard and the 550ti
Man do i love this old Cooler Master Case.
Great Video.
www.amazon.com/Antec-0-761345-15505-2-GX505-WINDOW-BLUE/dp/B00O3JGEBS
isn't that antec case?
Don't worry about the 9590. An overclocked FX-8350 or FX-8320 overclocked to 4.7 GHz would draw just as much power. Go ahead and use it! It'll be fine, if a little loud.
the 970 Aura doesnt "officially" support the FX 9590...but there is actually very little risk of blowing up that motherboard with this CPU. it works just fine, ive repaired a system locally in the past year that used these components and the customer had no idea what was wrong, feeling either the PSU or motherboard had fried because of the same thing. PSU was 80+ Gold 750w and worked fine in another system, so that wasnt the issue. turns out they had a stupid memory configuration and a busted 1060, NOT as a result of the CPU/mobo choice. replaced the sticks with matching XMP 1866mhz DDR3 and installed his new GTX 1060 6gb and the thing fired up just fine. stable as all hell and quite the gaming beast.
least i'd do is replace the PSU with a quality one and either drop that 4.7ghz overclock to something like 4.3ghz or just replace that cooler and some Kryonaut thermal paste wouldnt hurt. as long as that CPU stays cool, youll be golden. dont sell it either...im sure itll beat your current personal rig, that thing is a monster.
exactly what I was thinking, even if it isn't good enough the VRM would just throttle anyway stopping it from overheating and destroying anything
Looks like powersupply blew and the guy replaced it with the cheapest thing that turned the PC on and sold it off knowing it would likely blow within a week.
i got an i5 2500k with gtx 550ti pc from cex for £110
Not bad, that i5 2500k holds up preety well. And it cand be ,,combined" with a better gpu if u want to upgrade in the future
Thats a really good CPU even for todays games.
I was going to write a comment, but first- a word from our sponsor.
test the 9590 with GTX 480 to make a nuclear powerhouse
Did the previous owner watch the verge's pc build guide?
GTX 550 Ti. Omg. My second gpu and the first I could actually play my games at high quality on with my 1024 monitor. I have to buy one for my man cave when I'm done building it.
It's a classic. My first actual GPU was a 1050ti. Felt the same as you did haha
6:17 *L.T.T Has left the chat*
Upgrade the motherboard for sure i dont want to wait to see how good that proseser performers
"it blows up" really people?? Install circuit breakers in your house
I don't really understand your hesitation to run the pc as is. If someone else used it for some time (months or years) and it isn't broken, why should it suddenly blow up?
I have no idea, how much better the 9590 is compared to an 8xxx, especially today. To keep the pc i would swap the cheaper component, no matter if it's the cpu or the motherboard.
Ok, just read your comment. Maybe it was the better decision not to run the pc as is... :-)
Definitely use the FX 9590! If not in this exact build, then maybe in another. Get it a proper motherboard, cooling, and a properly matched GPU and really see what the best AM3+ processor could do!
If you stick with the board and then overclock the 8000 series to similar performance to the 9000 series, you've still got a 200w+ CPU.
Yeah, I’m not sure how he missed something so obvious... It really disappoints me and makes me really lose credit to anything he says now, as this is below novice levels (even my mother knows overclocking increasing power, and she is so tech unsavvy I had to watch her copy one cell at a time in Excell...)
Well, it's entirely possible that he wasn't talking about pushing it to the same levels as the 9000 series. Maybe 4.3 or 4.4ghz. That'd probably put it in the 150-175W range. Alternatively you can also just underclock the 9000 series to reduce the power.
I'd upgrade the motherboard, cooling, and throw in an R9 290/390 to see how far the old FX can stretch its legs.
The cooling should be fine
Test the 9590! It's your chance to se what the 9590 can do, with the best (and suitable) graphics card for it... Do it for science!
funny thing the other gpu has the word "Fire" in it XD
The FX 9xxx series is notorious for melting the power connectors of lesser motherboards, so It would be a good idea to at least upgrade to a supported motherboard.
He plans to do that.
You're way too cautious, it's like you're scared of hardware or something. It's either gonna work or it aint, and it's incredibly unlikely to do anything other than pop a fuse or breaker.
The 9590 saves me hundreds on my heating bill per year
my system is a amd fx 8350 oc to 4.3ghz 16gb ddr3 ram a gtx 960 4gb and asus 970 pro
i7-8700k oc'd to 5ghz air cooled, rtx 2080 super oc,16 gigs quad channel ddr4 2400 and gigabyte gaming X
please keep the 9590 and just blow a desk fan right on the CPU socket and VRM heatsinks the board will be fine
Upgrade the motherboard am3+ socket suitable for processor fx 9590
Best UK tech channel keep the good work
Keep the 9590! Change that motherboard :D
Upgrade the mother board and stick with FX 9590 cuz why not :D
I had an fx 8320 at 4.4 ghz and that thing was basically a space heater lol
I run two FX 9590s, one in a Gigabyte 990FXA-UD5 and another in an RoG Crosshair V Formula-Z. Both boards work flawlessly with my 9590s, even with minor overclocks to 5.1GHz.
Are you cooling them with liquid nitrogen?
@@patrickbateman3944 😏😏😏
It might be good to look for a 990fx sabertooth r2.0/3.0 or use that mobo with an 8350/8370.
Even my 15W Ryzen 5 2500U is faster than this 5GHz ol' beast
Put a 480 in there and BOOM a fire
I bought a pre built with a top of the line 3rd gen i5 for £100. Add an rx 580 and its a 1080p winner.
I run an FX-8350, so personally I would be interested in what the performance of the 9590 would be like
Yeah definitely test that nuclear reac-I mean, processor
Iam using a FX6300 at 4.1GHZ 8GB and a GTX 970 SSC with a low end watercooler, the cpu runs in idle at 20ºC , and under stress at 40ºC, i can run GTA V ultra in arround 50-60fps , any VR game , bf1 at 100fps high, its not about the hardware, its about who owns it
Definitely 9590 and maybe pair it with an rx 480 or something
Bottleneck af
I don't think there is a issue. If it'd unstable it will shut down. And any quality psu should shut down if a short happens.
För instance I have a 990x in a rampage 2 extreme with 24gb ram. That is not supported but it's been running stable for almost 10 years now =)
What are you so scared of? It’s not going to blow up haha. Yeah I’d replace the PSU too but you’re fine haha. I had my 8350 at 5.1ghz pulling at least 225w as well and it ran pretty quiet with a Noctua air cooler. Ran for like 8 years before I upgraded to Ryzen
Got this for 200 quid used did I get a good deal?
Case InWIN GT1 BLACK GAMING CASE
Processor - (CPU) Intel® Core™i5 Quad Core Processor i5-4460 (3.2GHz) 6MB Cache
Motherboard -ASUS® H81M-PLUS: Micro-ATX, LG1150, USB 3.0, SATA 6GBs
Memory - (RAM) 8GB KINGSTON DUAL-DDR3 1600MHz (1 x 8GB)
Graphics Card - 4GB NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 970 - 2 DVI, 1 HDMI, 1 DP - 3D Vision Ready
1st Storage Drive - 1TB WD BLACK WD1003FZEX, SATA 6 Gb/s, 64MB CACHE (7200rpm)
DVD/BLU-RAY Drive - 24x DUAL LAYER DVD WRITER ±R/±RW/RAM
Power Supply CORSAIR 550W VS SERIES™ VS-550 POWER SUPPLY
Power Cable 1 x 1 Metre UK Power Cable (Kettle Lead)
Processor Cooling Super Quiet Titan DragonFly Heatpipe Intel CPU Cooler
Thermal Paste STANDARD THERMAL PASTE FOR SUFFICIENT COOLING
Sound Card ONBOARD 6 CHANNEL (5.1) HIGH DEF AUDIO (AS STANDARD)
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The CPU power rating does not apply in such case
125W just means it will run all so-called 125W CPUs
I did overclock my (already sold) AMD Phenom II X6 1090T to most 4.0GHz and I doubt it was consuming just 125W. It was definitely closer to 250W
I did overclock this on Asus M3N78-EM and there was no FX processors available yet, not to mention FX-9590
I did same overclock on M4N78 Pro, M5A97 and SaberTooth 990FX R2.0
None of those support anything above 125W CPU, yet it was stable enough to run overclocked like this for days
Do both test motherboard and CPU. You may quite safely test both together.
Go for the Better MB and use the FX-9590 ; Try to get a Gigabyte 990FX Gaming MB ; it has a PCIE2 X4 NVME M.2 slot and on the back panel is a USB 3.1 Type-C port. I had used a MSI Radeon RX 580 8GB Gaming X - I had 2 of the Crucial Ballistix Sport XT 16GB Kit (8GBx2) DDR3 1866 (PC3-14900) UDIMM 240-Pin Memory Kits ( 8-gb X 4 Modules = 32 gb ) My storage was a 1 tb Samsung 970 Evo NVME M.2 ( PCIE-3 X4 ) : After an optimization with the Samsung Magician software it ran at - 1850 mb a sec read and 1645 mb a sec write ; which is more then 3 x the speed of any Sata SSD could run at. My PSU was the Seasonic Prime 650w FM 80+ Titanium model. You could probably use a RX-590 8gb gpu in place of the RX-580 8-gb and the FX-9590 shouldn't be much of a bottle neck between the Cpu and Gpu.
plz make video upgrade motherboard ....
i want cpu fx 9590
i have now and... my old pc is age 7 ;p
cpu fx6350 4gz
motherboard Gigabyte GA-970A-DS3P ATX AM3+
cpu cooler Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo CPU Cooler with PWM Fan, Four Direct Contact Heat Pipes
gpu rx 580 8gb
ram X Series 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR3-1333 Memory
Storage HDD Toshiba 320 GB 2.5" 5400RPM For window10 and Seagate FireCuda 2 TB 3.5" 7200RPM for games
Power Supply Corsair Enthusiast 850 W not 80+
not good case suck air.... Apevia X-Plorer2 ATX Mid Tower Case