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Speaking about voltage overshoots: as mentioned earlier in this thread, HWInfo displays 2 different CPU voltages: one under the CPU section (CPU Core Voltage) and one under the motherboard section (VCore). VCore always overshoots when under load, not matter what the LLC setting, but does...

3200MHz - 3000MHz - Corsair Vengeance LPX - 16GB (2x8GB) - CL16 -17-17-35 1T - Samsung E-Die - Gigabyte GA-AB350N - Ryzen 1700 @ Stock - LINK

I asked them too and I got told they would be in stock the 19th. Colour me happily suprised that my order suddenly got processed a little later.

Don't. Baking a GPU is a myth, and if it does "work" it is for entirely different reasons than you think. Watch Louis Rossmann's video on this. A little ranty, but his points are valid.

That's the problem: we have no profound information on the Asrock board yet. A fan would help a lot probably. I'm just going to roll with it for now and see what gives. I do think that the 70°C thermal limit is very exaggerated tho.

A reservoir+pump(top) combo is always a good solution for such a problem. They keep things fairly small. Take a look at the EK XRES-series (https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-xres-100-ddc-3-2-pwm-elite-incl-pump) or the Watercool DDC-Tank LT (http://watercool.de/en/ddc-tank-series). What case are you...

It's sinlge rank according to what I found.

Sounds scary. I'll save you some time: http://gskill.com/en/product/f4-3866c18d-8gtz.

The Korean one overclocked a 1600x to 3.8. I don't think I recall reading why they stopped there exactly, so not sure if that's a limit of the sample or the board. I read another review (something eastern european if I recall correctly) that got their (G.SKILL) RAM to 3400-ish. EDIT: Here it...

There are a few reviews out there. One in English at LanOC, and a few foreign ones that I can't directly recall. They gave me a good enough overview of the board.

Available at Scan UK for pre-order (https://www.scan.co.uk/products/gigabyte-ga-ab350n-gaming-wifi-am4-motherboard-mini-itx). Just ordered it and expected delivery to Belgium is the 11th.

It has an internal S/PDIF header though, so you could make it work somehow.

Damn this hype. I want it NOW!

As much as I'd love to go Intel, their +4 Core parts are just too expensive for me. I really hope some interesting Ryzen ITX boards come through.

James mentioned above that Asrock stated that the USB ports aren't 3.1 because of limitations on the trace length.