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You don't have to connect both. 1 is enough for such a low-power CPU.

@@Goefrei0516 my pc is black screen after building and I have connected Motherboard HDMi because my gpu still not delivered . Cpu 7500f and my friend told this cpu not work without gpu !

It will not show even bios without GPU ??

@@shihab8921 it has no iGPU hence the F suffix on the processor name. You need a dedicated Graphics card.

@@iVadimUnbox I'm a newbie to building. I'm planning on buying this for my 7500f. Just wanna ask will there be an issue If I populate both the 8pin cpu power connector instead of just one?

Yes. This motherboard will handle any CPU. Even the most powerful 7950X3D.

@@iVadimUnbox thank you:)

why?

Of course, it's written on the box

If you want to see 120-144 FPS in the latest games then you will need a more recent CPU to go with that GPU. CPUs have come a long way since 4th/5th gen. The latest AAA games are quite CPU demanding.

This one is better than Ventus.

@@iVadimUnbox Thanks for the reply!

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Surely there's not that much difference in performance between the two? Is it not worth upgrading the memory when you do your next big PC upgrade? Future CPUs will support faster memory and the memory itself will be cheaper.

@iVadimUnbox ✨️I totally agree that the performance gained may not be much like 5 to 10 fps depend on the titles, but it is a nice squeeze upgrade & selling the old pair and topple the amount. also plan to up the game from 13100 to 13500 (6P8E/20T & still a 65W TDP based) for my Arc A750 LE, after the ram. I think this is in the plan and a significant upgrade! 😆 gaming and recording with QS AV1 (though nvenc av1 seems to have the quality edge), and video editing. 🐈 My next whole rig upgrade will probably be in 2 years from now, I think. Sitting on LGA 1700 atm 😅 Like your vibe and caring for the audience's hard earn cash per perf, V. 👌 legit!

Sounds like you have a good plan and you know what you're doing🙂👍 I hope you'll be able to snipe a cheap 13600K instead of the 13500 when the time comes.🫡

@iVadimUnbox Thanks for the good wish, bro. 13600 would be super dope if the price comes down by then! 🙏👊🐈 or earlier if the price somehow shifted its course. 🤣

😊 I think that NVIDIA is really onto something with these compact PCB designs that allow for that ventilation setup. I think that's why their founders edition cards are so good.

@@iVadimUnbox Smaller pcb for matx aesthetic and less production cost? wonder. Hey, I still have my GeCube ATI X850XT with that Leaf Blower attached to it. 🤣⚡️👍

Wow! That's a collectible at this point😀 Looking back at those graphics cards makes me appreciate how far cooler designs have come. Nowadays we can easily get a near-silent GPU that also looks good.

@iVadimUnbox I think so, too! The best part is that it's still functional. Also, I should have kept my PowerVR Kyro II as well. It would be even more ancient! ah, VooDoo 3dfx era. 😊👌

I had VooDoo 3dfx. How far game graphics have come since those days😀

Yes. But it may require a BIOS update if your motherboard comes from old stock with old BIOS version.

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1. Check that your RAM supports AMD EXPO. 2. Enable EXPO profile with desired speed. In your case that is DDR5-6000. The process should look something like this - ua-cam.com/video/sAHicMlfJMU/v-deo.html

My ram supports xmp and expo if i open expo it will 6000mhz or i need to do anythong else​@@iVadimUnbox

İ dont know that with this old video

Yes, the video is old. But process is similar to what you see in it. Enter BIOS and select EXPO profile that corresponds to your desired memory speed. If you have DDR5-6000 and want to enable that 6000 speed then usually it is Profile 1

I'd pick the MSI option. It has better power delivery system, larger VRM heatsinks, WiFi & Bluetooth, and probably some other features advantages. I just don't want to dive deep into spec sheets.

​@@iVadimUnbox Thanks for replying!Will this motherboard be able to hold future upgrades such as a more powerful cpu and a strong gpu?

For sure. This MSI board can handle the most power hungry AMD chip 7950X. AM5 is a good platform if you value longevity. AMD said that they will continue releasing new CPUs for it until 2027+

@@iVadimUnbox thank you for the help👍

Have you replaced the thermal paste on that 2060 GPU? It surely has dried out which is probably the main cause of poor thermal performance. I haven't tried the 4060 Ventus 2X. So, unfortunately can't comment on it. It looks basic🙂 As for the 4060 Ti GAMING X: I've used it for a while and must say that I'm impressed with its cooler. I've filmed a review on a hot day and the card stayed whisper quiet - ua-cam.com/video/tZMBJb9jcPs/v-deo.htmlsi=EOLuC9iTxPg2dXKT

@@iVadimUnbox yes, i have. The last time I replaced thermal paste was mid-2023. Probably the fans got weaker and dry oil (don't know what word to describe this in English), but I think it's time to catch up with new tech and the gaming X design got me there :)

True. These things are built weak🙂 Planned obsolescence.

Yes, you can overclock.

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Yes. At 4:52

Indeed, it's a strange logo placement🙂

It's up to the motherboard compatibility. Check compatibility list available on every motherboard manufacturer's official website. Usually you can find it in (Insert your motherboard model) -> Support -> Compatibility -> Memory

so true

Yes. Good choice👍

I guess it is because it does not deliver all the necessary watts to the cpu, for ryzen 9 is better a motherboard of the B line onwards.

Yes. That'll be a good build👍

@@iVadimUnbox thanks bro

It doesn't have a dedicated pump connector. You can use the CPU fan connector at the top.

@@iVadimUnbox i did end up doing that but as i went to bios it didn’t give me an option to change that connection to pump. would this be a problem further down the line for cpu temps?

I don't think so. As long as you CPU gets the cooling it needs then there'll be no issues. I remember days when none of the motherboards on the market had a fan connector marked as PUMP and I used CPU connector to control my AIO liquid CPU cooler. It'll be fine. Just adjust your fan curve if cooling or noise doesn't feel right to you.

G.Skill is my favorite brand of system memory. I've always gotten great performance + high quality with it, and I've discovered along the way that G.Skill offers good customer support as well. 👍🏼

Same🤝🙂

Saw a video on how the motherboard fails or something I didn't get it. Just making sure you didn't have any problems? Any pros and cons?

​@@teckersguyo7783 no problems, ive only enabled expo and undervolted my cpu in bios and everything's been working pretty well.

Same here. I've been using it for over a month now with DDR5-6000 and Ryzen 5 7600X. No issues.

Is kinda is slim in contrast to other massive 4070 Ti SUPER cards out there. Anything under 3 slots is an OK size in my opinion. If it fits in a medium-size PC then it's all good. Noise and cooling capabilities are more important than compactness.

It's slim meaning it is for smaller cases. The width of the card is smaller (distance from motherboard to edge of the card). No so much the thickness.

Much appreciated🤝🙂

I don't thinks that's possible. There's no screw hole to attach the heatsink. I'd recommend buying an SSD that comes with a heatsink if you absolutely want one. Crucial has some good options with heatsinks attached out of the box.

@@iVadimUnbox on the main m.2 slot I want use a natac nv7000, which comes with a big Heatsink that can't be removed. That's why I asked if it's possible to put it on the secondary slot instead of the main one.

@@DarkFact00 I am using this board with ssd in secondary m.2 because I can remove it without removing gpu, and I do remove it occasionally for some testing. The only thing to keep in mind is that primary m.2 is pcie 5.0, while secondary is 4.0. But I'm using it with pcie 3.0 ssd, so it doesn't matter

Thanks! I've not used the AK400. What I think about Pure Rock 2: I like it. It is quiet and easy to install.

Yes, the i5 will be a good pair for this motherboard. As for your second question: both look good to me. Just buy the one you like more. Or whichever one is cheaper if budget matters to you.

Думаю - да. Я не жалею о покупке.