The Witcher 3 4K RTX 4090 i9 14900KS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- Novigrad Ultra+ Ray Tracing 4K DLSS3 RTX 4090 i9 14900KS......................................................................................................
My channel link
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Current PC specs
Motherboard Rog Maximus Apex encore
GPU RTX 4090 MSI gaming trio
CPU Intel i9 14900KS xtreme bass line profile
Ram 48 gigs 8,200 MHz ddr5 g skill
Case Corsair 5000d
Cooler deep cool lt720 Infiniti series 360 mm radiator
6 nocturia fans push pull configuration grizzly nitrogen paste
M.2 Hard drive 2 TB WD black SN850X 1 TB Samsung 980 pro
PSU tough power GF3 1200 w Thermaltake PCIe Gen 5
Display LG c1 g-sync 4K 120 HZ HDR
Capture PC
Gigabyte aorus 17 h RTX 4,080
Intel I 7 1300h
Capture card Aver Media ultra 2.1 gc553 G2
How is it possible that you have 60º on the 14900k? In my case, with this game, it hits 100º almost constantly, with a pretty good RL of 360.
@@Vhendri Well hello there thank you for showing interest in the AAA gamer the frame.
I don't always stay at 60 I also have the Intel i-9 14900 KS not k .
If you saw my first descendant video you would see me go past 60 Celsius lol
My case is the Corsair 5000d I have three fans in the front running full bore
One fan in the back running full bore
My 360 mm Aio has a 3100 RPM pump I have the power plug of the pump plugged into SATA power so it runs as fast as it can go
I mounted the pump with grizzly nitrogen paste supposedly some of the best thermal paste that there is
I have the radiator on top with six noctura fans running as fast as they can go push pull configuration
On the rog Maximus Apex encore motherboard
I am running bios 1102 because bios update 1302 is a goddamn joke and should be removed from the Asus website
Only with bios 1102 are you able to properly punch in the Intel advertised profile for the CPU
I have manually punched in the Intel extreme bass line profile from the manufacturer Intel's website
I do not use the built-in Intel xtreme profile in the latest bios because it sucks and is not the actual advertised profile from Intel
The most important factor lies in the CPU bios configuration
Where I have it on Let the BIOS decide for cores
Intel adaptive turbo boost technology is set to auto
If you are attempting to use the CPU with remove all limits you will definitely need custom cooling
That is the most important factor do not use the CPU on removal limits I'm not saying that you are but I'm not
I hope that this explanation answers your awesome question thank you for viewing my video.
@@TheTripleAGamerTheFrame Thanks for rounding up. My chase is an Asus Tuf GT 502 and it has 7 fans +3 360mm radiator fans corsair icue link h150i
I updated my bios, and now I have some additional options it seems. I have the intel default setting on extreme by default. Should I change it to performance?
I've read that if I have problems, I shouldn't activate any XMP profile... I really don't know what to do anymore.
@@Vhendri doesn't sound like you have the same motherboard as me I don't know what to tell you
But I will say the Intel baseline profile that's in your motherboard that you select
Is not really the Intel baseline profile Asus screwed up that's why I don't use it
There is a chart on the Intel website and you follow it and punch in those settings
Unfortunately you can't run a normal profile with the update that you're on at least that's how it is on my board
And I wouldn't ever imagine not having the XMP profile set to profile one
That is why you bought really expensive Ram right
Without the XMP profile the user is not getting the money that they spent and what they deserve
I should have mentioned yes I have my XMP profile set the profile one for 8,200 MHz memory
You might just want to see if your pump is running as fast as it can go
You're cooler is more expensive than mine so it should do a better job in theory
Maybe try screwing the actual pump head a little tighter onto that CPU but be careful
Being a user with the top-tier hardware out is definitely quite the curse
And nothing to be jealous of people with lower hardware don't know what we go through that's for damn sure
I hope this helps
In the end if you're not crashing
Or getting the blue screen of death then you're doing well
I used to run a i-9 11900 k I don't have any videos of it but
I will say it was quite a lot cooler and stable then this new CPU configuration and I might add it did have PCI Express 4.0 it was the first 4.0 CPU I still have it but it's in a box LOL
There is about a 30 frames increase in 4k with me and your CPUs over that one so I guess the price we pay is high heat and terrible stability LOL
Once again thanks for showing interest in the AAA gamer the frame
@@TheTripleAGamerTheFrame Thanks for your reply. My motherboard is an Asus strix z790-a gaming wifi ii, and after updating the BIOS, I have the XMP II profile activated and the Intel Default Setting: Extreme
Should I change the Intel Default Setting in Performance? Right now my amps are at 400A and the TDP at 320, I have seen on some pages that there are two TDP options, Performance and Extreme, and just with the extreme all the TPD I have agree. So I think I can assume that if I use Performance, the motherboard will be set to 256W, a reduction in TDP. I don't really mind losing performance, but I would like to gain stability and better temperatures.
@@Vhendri you can experiment whith the configuration
And decide what one works good for you
I don't use either performance or extreme
If you go to the Intel manufacturer website
They will show you a different profile that you punch in yourself
you leave your motherboard on default settings and then punch in manually yourself the profile from Intel
Which is not the same profile that the BIOS update that you're on
Has and the only way to do what I have said is the rollback your bios
To 1102 because every bios update
afterwards unfortunately has only three ways Extreme performance and Asus OC
None of those ways are the proper way to set your CPU
It's a big screw up buy Asus and it sucks
Later on today I will be posting a video of Alan Wake 2 episode 2 of night springs
My point in that video I will go into depth with my commentary and talk about what I have just said here in regards to the terrible bios update that you are on.
The only way to properly use Intel's baseline extreme profile is if you type it in yourself you can't pick the profile that is built into your bios update it is not the same one
Hopefully this clears things up for you