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What an odd experience. I haven't heard of anyone having similar experiences with Ryzen, including myself. Maybe you got some unusually finicky motherboard?

• rglullis 6y ago
  It's a mini-ITX Gigabyte B450, the Aorus line. From what I found online, there were plenty of cases of incompatible RAM that would simply not boot. The "odd" thing is that this Intel system I put together ended up being the very same brand. I am regretting it now a bit because I realized that the board can only do 4k@30Hz through the HDMI port and the i9 can do 4k@60, but given that my laptop had a similar limitation and I got used to run with my monitor at 1440p, I think I will hold on to it until I feel like it is time to get a dedicated GPU.
  • cranium 6y ago
    The difference may be due to the version of the HDMI port: HDMI 1.4 can only do 4k@30Hz while HDMI 2.0 can do 4k@60Hz.
    • rglullis 6y ago
      Yeah, that is exactly the problem. I'm wondering now if there is any way I can jerry-rig one of the USB 3.2 ports from the mobo to get 4k@60hz to my monitor, but like I said I am ok with staying at 1440 until prices of graphic cards come down.
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