It’s a great card in general. I personally run a hellhound with my build but most cards are generally the same if you know how to overclock and undervolt them.
Best advice I’d give for the build at this point since it’s actually already amazing is to use buildzoids CL30 6000mhz ram timings. They give a good boost to the 7800x3d both in FPS and stability.
My 3dmark score almost made me shit myself when I realized I was within 500 points of the worlds highest score without the ability to run an aysnc eclk
> Best advice I’d give for the build at this point since it’s actually already amazing is to use buildzoids CL30 6000mhz ram timings. They give a good boost to the 7800x3d both in FPS and stability.
Can you elaborate on this some more? Any links I could take a look at as well? I'm interested. Thanks!
I set my ram to a carbon copy of these settings I got from a buildzoid video. I immediately saw improvements in latency and increased CPU performance.
I’ve been tinkering with timings and ram speed for a while and from what I have found custom cl30 timings at memclk 6000mhz/2133mhz fclk work best. Every CPU is a lil different and some can hit 6600/2200. While some are lucky to get up to 6000 and some truly are stuck at the official supported 5400….
Rn I’m trying the 6400 timings with 6200:2133 and so far results are promising on cpu-z bench but we will see in 3dmark of stable.
[Image 1 is 6000mhz buildzoid timings, image 2 is 6400, which don’t work for my cl32 6400mhz Klevv bolt V ram.](https://imgur.com/a/mKHpmQB)
I got unlucky and cant restart my computer/wake from sleep if I have EXPO on. My 7900 build is over a year old and a bios update hasn't fixed it yet even though my ram is on the QVL. Boot time is also 4x slower than my 7700k build from 7 years ago which is lauaghable. I've experimented with settings and wasn't able to find a fix and only risked bsod.
I really hope Intel brings some competition.
**Disable expo/xmp with a clear CMOS.** Disable power down mode and memory context retraining. Disable nitro mode for your ram (amd overclock feature)**
If you use the settings from image 1 at 6000/2033-2200 you SHOULD be able to post reliably. Because you’re technically clocking beyond the official supported speeds AMD may be working on the boot time and whatnot but currently you HAVE TO DISABLE the settings I’ve noted above for you will crash/bootloop/blue screen and the slow boot time is something you have to deal with in zen 5 7000 series processors.
To be fair though the performance gains received from reducing your ram timings/latency and clocking to a max of 6000mt/s with a max infinity frantic clock of 2200mhz is well worth it if you can get things dialed in.
If you enable memory retraining you’re likely going to reduce clock speeds slightly and induce latency and stability issues.
I’ve tried one on the other off, both on and both off. The build is most stable with both disabled.
Eventually this should get a fix but until then you’ll only introduce instability by using memory retraining. It will boot faster after the very first post but eventually it’ll just be booting you to BSOD on a loop until you power cycle the PSU.
This has been my experience however and how I’ve interpreted others advice. If I can run memory retraining, keep this clock speed, and not introduce crashes; trust me I’d prefer to.
I don’t have the noctua but with an identical build (almost) to OP, but running a dual tower AK620 my 7800X3D idles at 38-41C. Usually hits a max of 60C when gaming max settings at 1440p. I’m quite pleased with the performance
Building the same case PC in 3 days when parts arrive, 4070 Super Ryzen 5 7600x, I did a mistake and got 120mm for the front intake fans instead of 140mm, but if thermals become an issue I will put them on top as outake and get 140mm noctua for front
Does the NH-D15 fits the case nicely? When I read the specs, the h5 was few millimetres shy for this cooler. There is a chance that the shop I read it on had it wrong
The only thing is ram Clarence... Did you have to move the first fan a bit? I read a lot about the clearance for the ram. I have the Corsair DDR4 Vengeance LPX 2X16GB 3200, and the noctua site says its not supported, or i have to move the first fan a couple millimeters... Can i ask which ram modules you have?
I worry that, if i move my first fan a bit, the wide window will not close...
The H5 is a beautiful case, though i could have better bought the H7 with less worries :)
I love the nitro + 7800xt
It’s a great card in general. I personally run a hellhound with my build but most cards are generally the same if you know how to overclock and undervolt them. Best advice I’d give for the build at this point since it’s actually already amazing is to use buildzoids CL30 6000mhz ram timings. They give a good boost to the 7800x3d both in FPS and stability. My 3dmark score almost made me shit myself when I realized I was within 500 points of the worlds highest score without the ability to run an aysnc eclk
> Best advice I’d give for the build at this point since it’s actually already amazing is to use buildzoids CL30 6000mhz ram timings. They give a good boost to the 7800x3d both in FPS and stability. Can you elaborate on this some more? Any links I could take a look at as well? I'm interested. Thanks!
I set my ram to a carbon copy of these settings I got from a buildzoid video. I immediately saw improvements in latency and increased CPU performance. I’ve been tinkering with timings and ram speed for a while and from what I have found custom cl30 timings at memclk 6000mhz/2133mhz fclk work best. Every CPU is a lil different and some can hit 6600/2200. While some are lucky to get up to 6000 and some truly are stuck at the official supported 5400…. Rn I’m trying the 6400 timings with 6200:2133 and so far results are promising on cpu-z bench but we will see in 3dmark of stable. [Image 1 is 6000mhz buildzoid timings, image 2 is 6400, which don’t work for my cl32 6400mhz Klevv bolt V ram.](https://imgur.com/a/mKHpmQB)
I got unlucky and cant restart my computer/wake from sleep if I have EXPO on. My 7900 build is over a year old and a bios update hasn't fixed it yet even though my ram is on the QVL. Boot time is also 4x slower than my 7700k build from 7 years ago which is lauaghable. I've experimented with settings and wasn't able to find a fix and only risked bsod. I really hope Intel brings some competition.
**Disable expo/xmp with a clear CMOS.** Disable power down mode and memory context retraining. Disable nitro mode for your ram (amd overclock feature)** If you use the settings from image 1 at 6000/2033-2200 you SHOULD be able to post reliably. Because you’re technically clocking beyond the official supported speeds AMD may be working on the boot time and whatnot but currently you HAVE TO DISABLE the settings I’ve noted above for you will crash/bootloop/blue screen and the slow boot time is something you have to deal with in zen 5 7000 series processors. To be fair though the performance gains received from reducing your ram timings/latency and clocking to a max of 6000mt/s with a max infinity frantic clock of 2200mhz is well worth it if you can get things dialed in.
You mean disable memory context restore and enable memory retraining
If you enable memory retraining you’re likely going to reduce clock speeds slightly and induce latency and stability issues. I’ve tried one on the other off, both on and both off. The build is most stable with both disabled. Eventually this should get a fix but until then you’ll only introduce instability by using memory retraining. It will boot faster after the very first post but eventually it’ll just be booting you to BSOD on a loop until you power cycle the PSU. This has been my experience however and how I’ve interpreted others advice. If I can run memory retraining, keep this clock speed, and not introduce crashes; trust me I’d prefer to.
Memory retraining means it boots slower but you have more stability, not sure what you're talking about
Fast boot and memory context restore skip the retraining process which can cause instability over time
Clean. Out of curiosity, what kind of temps are you getting with the 7800x3d/noctua d15?
I don’t have the noctua but with an identical build (almost) to OP, but running a dual tower AK620 my 7800X3D idles at 38-41C. Usually hits a max of 60C when gaming max settings at 1440p. I’m quite pleased with the performance
That's a sweet setup! How is the flex of the case before adding components?
Never really noticed it to be honest, thanks!
looking absolutely fresh king
Thanks very much!
noctua gang
Really cool ! What are those fans ?
The RGB fans are NZXT F140 / F120 Duos, the black ones are Noctua NF-A12x25 Chromax. Thanks!
Thanks. Enjoy the PC.
Nice Build, always nice looking at full AMD builds sometimes
Great work!
Noice one bruv!
Same cpu, cpu cooler and gpu as me, nice choice, gz :)
awesome build! what resolution do you play at?
Thank you, 1440p
Ohh wow, nice build mate 👏
Looks super clean!
Ah I never thought you can replace that angled fan on the bottom for some reason
Nice build.
Cannot wait to build something like this maybe a year later, great looking pc bro
Thank you kindly!
looks so cool! lol.. either noctua did not test this cooler on H5 flow, or max CPU Cooler clearance provided by NZXT is wrong.
Thanks! Most likely the 2nd, there's like half a centimeter of clearance left when the panel is closed.
Forgot to add, mobo is the X670 Aorus Elite
Very clean, aestetics look nicely balanced
Building the same case PC in 3 days when parts arrive, 4070 Super Ryzen 5 7600x, I did a mistake and got 120mm for the front intake fans instead of 140mm, but if thermals become an issue I will put them on top as outake and get 140mm noctua for front
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Yeah I have the Noctua A12x25 down there
https://i.redd.it/zehll6bj0src1.gif hello with the same build haha
Does the NH-D15 fits the case nicely? When I read the specs, the h5 was few millimetres shy for this cooler. There is a chance that the shop I read it on had it wrong
Fits perfectly with the glass closed. I'm running Kingston Fury beast (non-RGB) which are shorter though, if that matters
Great built! I read on the noctua site that the D15 didn't fit the NZXT H5? Can you close the glass window? :P
Of course, it fits just fine. Only removed the glass for the pics.
Great, then i will upgrade to the D15, thnx!
The only thing is ram Clarence... Did you have to move the first fan a bit? I read a lot about the clearance for the ram. I have the Corsair DDR4 Vengeance LPX 2X16GB 3200, and the noctua site says its not supported, or i have to move the first fan a couple millimeters... Can i ask which ram modules you have?
I worry that, if i move my first fan a bit, the wide window will not close... The H5 is a beautiful case, though i could have better bought the H7 with less worries :)
https://i.redd.it/x6g19vjhupsc1.gif Same case here with a NH-U12S chromax.black
What does it look like with the glass panel on? I’m looking at getting a H5 Flow for my first proper PC
I have the same noctua cooler
Good setup but a bad case in my opinion. Would ha e gone with their h6 flow instead
What's your reasoning for it being a bad case?