it does not.
pick mb/cpu brand you want. (like AMD/AM5 + MSI)
pick cpu from mb QVL list
pick ram from mb QVL list
pick a cooler that would match CPU heat
pick a gpu of your favorite brand
pick a power supply to hold gpu+cpu at 125% load
pick a storage of your favorite brand
pick a case to hold everything in (mostly now based on gpu width, cooler height and number of 3.5" storages)
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and then spam discord with lots of questions when something goes wrong and you don't know what's what? 😄
I get what you mean, but that works for people who know their stuff.
well, if you have zero knowledge - get a prebuilt
^ or a friend
Soon to be ex-friend from answering questions. 😄
having friend does not imply having a friend with knowledge 😄
Avoid alienware
Oi! Don't diss ignorant friends.
Don't you realise SO MANY MISTAKES have been made using friends' opinions?
It's a tradition!
✊
Yeah but you can always compare & contrast data. So you aren't relying on one source.
i never had a prebuilt pc nor anyone among people i know. most of prebuilts i've seen have weird focus on rgb and fanciness disregarding even basic cooling needs.
who even puts stock cooler on 7800 or a 500w psu with 3080
I have a prebuilt from 2011 still going strong
Oh yeah! I remember that time. It was just a few years ago that everyone was obsessed with lights and wowness.
Refurbished it myself 4 times
I still want to build a wolf cabinet.
A wolf head protrudes from the top-front of the case and clawed paws from the bottom-front.
I'd probalby pick the cpu first myself!
🙂
Might also wanna confirm cpu/ram compatibility. Those are…fun to deal with lol
if we just had a standard which serious memory producers could follow...
i would name it JEDEC
Or a more convenient label - 👉 💩 👍 - would work better.
I wasn't. 👉 💩 👍 just means 'This Shit Works', so you'll be guaranteed that your RAM sticks will work with your Mobo and CPU.
A universally understandable standard. 😄
nvm
Hey guys im look at upgrading my computer rig for unreal engine dev and was wondering which part would be the most crucial for me to upgrade. My specs are: RTX 2070 Super 3.7GHz, Intel i7 9700F 8 cores 3.6Ghz, 32 Gb RAM 3200Mghz. Thanks guys
cpu threads + ram if you want to compile cpp super fast
gpu cores and vram if you want to compile shaders super fast and use giga textures
My issue right now is previewing sequences. I only have a few moving components and yet I have to render the entire sequence to see if anything is wrong, since when I view it in sequence I run at 6 fps. Any suggestions for that?
Shader compiling is done on the CPU
Looking for threads in here on the newly released noctua cpu cooler. Thoughts ?
Computer question, what are these and what do I need to buy to look at these?
I thought they were bare drives and bought a bare drive adapter but that ain’t it
they look like nvm.e drives?
do you have any idea if an adaptor cable exist to view whats on them?
yes you can get docks for them
these type deals
look for nvme docks
thankyou
amazon has a $15 option for quick use if you just want to check whats on them
anyone have a general idea of what core amount/memory specs I should be looking at for a new system? Currently looking at a 16 core system with 128 of RAM
That will be pretty good.
In terms of VRAM you'll ideally want a card that has 12GB plus. but at that price point for the cpu and ram you should be able to easily get 16-24GB
Hey guys. I am single developer and I want develop game like Zelda Graphics (Stylized Graphics, Open World etc.)
My Build
500 GB Sata SSD WD Blue (System Disk)
500 GB NVME Kingston NV2 (Unreal Engine&Games)
1 TB 7200 RPM HDD (Backup & Assets) x2*
GTX 1660 SUPER
Ryzen 5 5600
B450 Motherboard
16x2 G.Skill 3200 Mhz RAM
I have a small bucket for update my build. Do you have any recommendations for me?
I can buy just RTX 4070 SUPER or Ryzen 7 7xxx series cpu + motherboard + 2 tb ssd
you'll also want 64GB RAM
i would upgrade GPU and invest into more ssd space...
assets on hard disk is suboptimal
then update whatever bottlenecks you most, also depends on your workflows (e.g. making own models in Blender/Maya while UE is running, using C++ IDE, etc..)
the Asus DUAL OC Radeon RX 7600 XT 16 GB Video Card i'm looking at should do them
would echo this. I'd say go for 128 if you can
i'd echo Ben here. Mechanical drives should only be for backup/cold storage. Anything that's accessed a bit should be on SSD's
the amd cards are amazing value for money if you don't need to pay nvidia tax
will add them to the search
I think 16GB is probably my limit. 20/24GB's are four figures. Heck even some 16's are pretty close to that depending on the chipset
But I like my Nvidia tax….ok maybe I don’t but Ray tracing 😂
I’ll second the 64GB it helps a lot. 128 is probably a little more than you need but extra ram is nice Exspecially if your testing servers
depending on the cpu even 64gb can be conservative
you want 2GB per thread, so if you're going for a 7950X, you're pushing it, and want to consider 96GB - 128GB
I would say the upside is RAM is a lot cheaper than it was, but with AM5 you're locked to DDR5 so that ain't true :D
i really wonder how you guys max out 64GB
i had >64GB usage only for CPU Lightbuilds
on a 16 core cpu
and for fbx imports... but that's another thing 😄
spec wise sure maybe but 128 is a pretty specific use case
and expensive lol
64GB has been plenty so far for me
I don't with my smol CPU on my personal machine, but for a different machine, I've been pretty close
i would recommend 64GB as 2x32GB kit
with the option to upgrade later when necessary
Me too
yeah I think thats better. I have 4x16 and it works but there are some drawbacks lol
You'll be bandwidth limited but it shouldn't matter too much
no
2x32GB runs in dual channel, and so does a set of four
unless you have threadripper which supports quadchannel
yeah generally speaking 2 slots can run higher clock speeds than 4
at leat from what ive seen
I struggle to push 4 sticks past 6400 with any kind of stability
but it could also be my complete lack of understanding with overclocking xD
i cba with overclocking.
my limit is enabling xmp :P
thats about where im at xD
so overclocking
I turn on xmp and leave it alone LOL
I don't know how people have the patience to overclock their cpu's, mess with ram timings and whatnot
yeah TBh its never been worth it to me
i did that too as a kid
I can understand to some extent its fun for some people
but its very little performance gains
it was some kind of smol budget mixed with the joy of exploration 😄
it is cool but im a complete novice at it XD
sure and depending what your doing you can see a good difference
I see a lot of people wanting to overclock for gaming and it just doenst work that way xD
or you get an expensive paperweight 😄
because back then there wasn't any security in the CPU which would throttle them
they would just overheat and die
XD yeah
is it worth going to DDR5? Was told the latency right5 now is brutual, and you can save a decent amount doing 16 core with AM4's
It’s faster and if your getting a newer GPU you might as well/kinda have too
A graphics card upgrade turned into a new build for me 😂 all ddr5
for me it's my current system starting to do random blue screens when ever I try to do anything graphical. Consdierng it's five years and the OS is held together by hopes and dreams, it's time ot shop
hmm ok. Wondered as I was looking at either a 16 core with DDR4, or a 7950 with DDR5, and wondered if the extra few hundred was worth it.
Short answer for me is yes
but I always went with a stupid nice graphics card and higher end CPU this time so a lot upgraded too make my experience better
It wasn’t just the DDR5 it was more me going to a 40 series GPU, and grabbing components to support that
Was looking at a Asus DUAL OC GeForce RTX 4060 Ti. Don't know if that's the best of the best right now, but for 700 bucks I hope it's not terrible
Definitely not the best of the best
I’ve heard mixed things about it
But from what I’ve seen no it’s not all bad
hmm any chipset recommendations to consider?
I’d probably say try and go 4070 or 4080 but Nvidia as I’m sure your finding jumps the price on you quick
really comes down to what your willing to spend on a new build
well 700 bucks is probably the limit on a video card. For that I can get that one I mentioned, or a Raedon 7800. Maybe a 7900 if I push it
arguments both ways. I personally won’t touch AMD. Though the CPUs have tempted me
I will say this for AMD. If price to performance is more what you care about out AMD is winning
If you don’t care what it costs and just want the best. Well that’s Nvidia
right now my current concern is when I say go, it says how high. No video flakyness or blue screen because the drivers are shit
that was the mission statement for my latest build
Hurt a little but I’m happy with the power haha
same. Right now I've got Corsair 128 GB DDR5-5600, AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D, and Curcial P3 Plus 4TB in a RAID 1
Quite the ram size over there haha
but vid cards....they all look the same to me. Not really knowing which one to go with, Raedon, GeForce, or someone else
pros and cons to both
I do kubernetes development during the day so it helps
Nvidia typically handles Ray tracing and AI better
Fair enough
Nvidia also tends to clock higher and faster but you have to ask if that performance boost is worth the sometimes couple extra hundred
There is some gray area in the mid tier of things
definitely learning that
for me I’ve always gone Nvidia
Too many bad experiences with AMD and too many compatibility’s issues
Maybe they have fixed that but I’m really personally not interested it given them more chances XD
might do the same. Thikn the current one is a 1070 Ti and it consistently whines about drivers when I start UE
Nvidia as I said does handle certain things better such as Ray tracing
and works better with things like blender and auto cad
That isn’t to say AMD can’t
But Nvidia is definitely winning currently
I had one of those. Good little card haha
it did the job it was bought for (running Cities:Skylines without dying), but man it didn't like UE5
Starting to take dev more seriously and do a lot of work at home. It’s obviously got a nice bonus of being good with games XD
Oh I’m sure haha
I just upgraded from a 2070 super to a 4090
so I made quite the jump lol
but with Covid and everything couldn’t afford a 3090 finally in a better spot
And wanted something nice for once 😂
true. It's why I was trying ot decide what card to do. DIdn't want to muck with a system that would fight me on every turn like my current one
Yeah and you do need to be willing to pay more depending what that means to you
Or at least understand where the limits are
And see if those are acceptable to you
From what I can see so far you have the makings of an amazing system
Graphics cards are always a consideration haha
And one of if not the most expensive part XD
ya the max budget is 3000. Can massage that if it's worth while, but really dont want it to get nuts
That’s a very healthy number for a power system
well I upgrade about every five to ten years so figure it's worth it
I think retail mines around 4500 but that’s also with a stupid strong graphics card and 8TB of NVME storage
how's the Raedon RX 7900 XT? AMD fun still eh?
ya I'm thinking I'm goign to ahve to raise the budget to 3500
Haven’t personally used it, built a system for a friend and they like it alot
tthe 8tb for an NVMe was too much of a jump for me
But they are only playing games but I’m sure it would handle production stuff fine
Yeah good sale at micro center haha 4, 2TB drives
noice. Is that an american store?
First two for games/production stuff like visual studio other two drives for unreal engine
Yes I believe it’s US only
ah that explains it
It’s been my go to for computer parts
ya I know up here sales are not easy to find
That or Amazon but honestly micro center almost always has what I want in stock
Yeah and that’s the other thing I’ve heard PC parts fluctuate depending where you are in the world
ya we're paying a markup due to our low dollar so that doesn't help
Ah gotcha
Think an ASUS OC Raedon RX 7900 XT 20 gig card might work. For a grand it should 😄
Oh yeah haha
I’ve heard great things about it
a grand doesn’t sound awful but again Nvidia guy over here
I got lucky to get my 4090 for 1600
Right before the price sky rocketed XD
ya for me I'm neutral on chipset. Whatever works better, I will buy.
Part List - AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D, Radeon RX 7900 XT
pretty much what I've got so far
And to some extent it does come down to preference
Looks good the only thing I’d say to look out for is that CPU cooler
that seems really cheap for a cooler
oh ya that's just a placeholder to shut up the parser
ya I figure the cooling will be another hundred or so
GOing to get if I do it in a mixeo ATX. Currently have a Full ATX case and the damn thing weighs a ton
Oh yeah haha mines quite heavy now XD
yeah coolers honestly aren’t bad
I did an AIO
nice. I bought the current one not planning to move, then covid came and I moved like six times since. a 60 lb case is a bitch to move
Helps keep those temps down when compiling UE5 source XD
Oh yeah hahah
oof hit the 4k mark
Adds quick doesn’t it 😂
true that. only good thing about it is I can deduct it off my taxes
ya one of the things I wanted to do is sell some graphic packs to help pay for it. dont' know how succssfull it'll be, but it's something
how well does windows 11 behave with UE?
So far I haven’t seen any issues
I’ve been running windows 11 since it came out
Didn’t start off great XD
But it seems fine now
I did see you got 11 pro in my opinion that’s a great choice
ya i avoid any home products completely. M$'s introductionary stuff is garbage IMO
i hope ill be able use all features of UE with my new pc
waiting for case till 14.5. to finish
I hope its an Asus case...or else
ASUS…Laura is turning in her grave
finally people can buy Asus without getting bullied
and Samsung
Laura left this server?
A little while ago.
why?
A mix of cba, discord server scraping and doing new thing.
she will come back when she needs votes for her MSVC fix requests on the MS bugtracker
Left the server again
Cba?
Can't be arsed/bothered
can i run smoothly unreal engine 5 in i5 12400 with rtx 3060 12gb , 16 gb ram ?
@fallen oasis@violet spade
if it is your current one , i'd suggest extending to 32/64gb of ram. would be simplest budget boost by just adding two extra ram sticks without redoing whole config
Why are you pinging people?
people were getting bullied for Asus? Weird. Iv'e bought Asus boards and cards for eyars, never had issues
Asus was good for years, problems started after 2020
componenet soldered wrong, rust inside water cooling block, bad BIOS with update that void the warranty and more...
Official Support | ASUS Global
We would like to reassure our customers that both beta and fully validated BIOS updates for ASUS AM5 motherboards are covered by the original manufacturer’s warranty.
rust in waterblocks and bad soldering sounds like an issue in their QS chain, not sure how frequent those issues have been 🤷
Shame Laura isn't here, I'm sure she'd rattle off a few thousand complaints.
from what it looks like, people who buy PC components nowadays should not expect them to last more than 4 years if not less 🤷♂️
Have you seen the fate of some of those 4090's? RIP
Random ping is random.
That's after a massive backlash they got for sneakily trying to void warranty if you update the bios
Money well spent
Lol, add to it the crosspost from #career-chat
@sharp orchid try not to cross post!
I'd post that in another channel, too, but that's just too much.
eh?
Guess I'll need to debate some other options
WOW, I see a lot of ROG!
wait what happened to laura?
Gone
Sometimes people leave
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/xDvVz6 what do you think about this for ue5?
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 7600, GeForce RTX 4060, Corsair 3000D AIRFLOW ATX Mid Tower
May wanna do better than 4060
Even the higher VRAM version has a slower bus so it’s a bit of a scam
is there anything majorly different about the 4060 or is it simply a speed thing?
You get the newer versions of DLSS but the 4060 is a fairly entry level. It can get the job done but kinda second this, I’d really look at a 4070 or maybe 4080 depending on budget
Not enough VRAM for standard version and the bus is too narrow so even with the 16GB you get slow VRAM
where can you check to see if the bus would be too narrow?
Compare VRAM bus widths
it's apparently still fast enough to saturate the gpu
what's the benefit of faster memory if the GPU can't handle it anyways?
bigger number better
Kindnof concerned the rx 7900 im looking at has the same issue
Well yes but then you run out of vram and everything runs at 2 fps
well compared to the current specs?
2FPS? thats awesome
my first gaming pc was a windows vista with 2gb ram
and my first general pc had 256mb ram and 32gb hdd.... in 2014
yeah but you're gonna lose money waiting on UE...just get the biggest vram and that's that
Just go quadro and worry about costs later.
I too want a computer worth as much as a new honda civic
How cool would it be if we could just 3D print a video card generated by an AI and get ourselves a $3,000 GPU for $250 worth of resin? 😄
and place it on a pedestal to look at
I was assuming we'd 3D print a functional video card.
That being said, running an RTX 9999 on a pedestal might not be a bad idea.
you would need a serious PSU rack to supply 25kW of power that it will draw and few cooling towers too
You'd just use your home tesla supercharger, 2-in-1
i got a gpu with 512MB of vram right now
We could use those PSUs to form the pillar of the pedestal. Cooling units could form the bottom and top bases, just like some Roman columns.
It'd be cool!
the panteon, wasnt a tribute to zeus, it was a giant ancient pc they used to play games on
Just put the mobo on a pedestal problem solved as well as the entire rig 😂
I have a screen that says behind
19 V -... 1.3 A
and
I have an cable of another screen that says
19V -... 1.58 A
will I break/burn the screen or is fine?
It's the rating that the cable can handle, the amps it will draw entirely depends on the consuming device
You would have a problem if the device was drawing more than the cable can handle, it would be heating up and melting
Hi, everyone! I'm a newbie and I'm planning to make a PC build for UE5. My tasks in UE are aimed at creating environments and cinematics, maybe metahuman. Can anyone recommend a PC components or tell me about yours? The big problem for me right now is deciding on a processor. I'm considering Ryzen 7 5800, Ryzen 7 7700, Ryzen 9 5900, Ryzen 9 7900.
Why not to use ASUS lol: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pMrssIrKcY
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the only rma i used was for my dead ocz vertex, they received it in a week, and in two weeks sent completely new drive back to me with "critical defect confirmed, our fault - you get new drive"
95% of companies simply do not accept rma in my area
I just wanted to post that video, idk what Asus is trying to do...
maybe they got tired from making good PC components and want to close that division and focus on smartphones or something
but from my experience, if something breaks and you cant fix it yourself there is 95% chance that if you send it to repair you will get it back in worse condition than it was 🤷♂️
most likely the service company takes a cut from the repair and parts repaired, so they always interested in repairing more than it needs.
maybe, but Asus "name" depends on it
we got to a point when old stuff is better and will outlast new stuff... amazing
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what would people recommened other then asus, since my current planned build used them due to reputation
even Gamer Nexus didnt knew what to recommend instead of Asus (at least for MB) 😅
I guess you will have to buy Asus and pray that it will not require warranty...
Msi? Gigabyte?
Never heard good things about either of those, but that was in 2019
I have a gb motherboard and graphics card. No real complaints.
That aren't my own fault.
my radeon rx290 from MSI died from overheating because a fan apparently broke 😦
i would have thought that at that point of time they had automatic underclocking -_-
or was it a 280... idk but the GPU die still is laying on my monitor stand to remind me of this 😄
how well do AMD chipset cards handle raytracing?
you mean hardware RT? they have own implementation, it is comparable to nvidia hw rt.
as for RT in general it existed for ages (it is funny to hear from people that nvidia invented raytracing)
To be fair nvidia didn't even invent it. It's been around before nvidia was even a company iirc. Since the 1960s
what's the innovation behind it?
other than figuring out that in physics surfaces reflect light bounces
or electric waves in general
Not entirely sure I havn't messed with making it myself but the concepts I found where from here. https://www.historyofcg.com/pages/ray-tracing/
At least a small tid bit of info lel.
oh no I'm quite aware how ignorant I am when it comes to graphical hardware capabilities. Just asn't aware if the AMD chips did it or not. The joys of trying to relearn after a ten year hiatus
https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/CgLKmD
Decided to have a look and see if Intel might be a viable option. eight more cores is nice. Not sure if saphirre vid cards are any good or not
Part List - Intel Core i9-13900KF, Radeon RX 7900 XT, Fractal Design North ATX Mid Tower
Is anyone here using Samsung 980/990 Pro NVMe(s)?
They have been having some degradation problems, or maybe that's been resolved now? I wanted to know if any of you have experienced that.
that was resolved few weeks after discovery by firmware updates
also it was a firmware not hardware problem from what i know
https://www.pugetsystems.com/support/guides/critical-samsung-ssd-firmware-update/ this article may be better
also i can really recommend the 970 :>
got 3 of them and they just work fine and provide decent speeds
Samsung S24 Ultra allows updating without WIFI connection?
had them for years in my current system. Work fine for me
I normally tend to go for a slightly lower price point personally. Never saw the point of the premium brand
Though, my current budget one ended up skyrocketing
those crucial p5's look pretty nice though
I run a 2.5" MX500 too, that's a good drive
i can send you a paperweight from crucial 😄
was one of their first tho (64GB iirc)
i wouldn't say that samsung is a "premium" brand
they just happen to be the largest company which actually produces all the flash chips which are on SSDs
therefor i rather buy at the source than from some 3rd party vendor...
I still have mine!
Work fine on my end.
Yeah they patched it with a firmware update through the SAMSUNG magician software. Got a 980 Pro 1TB as my games drive
does AMD works well with Blender/Unreal I'm deciding between RTX 4070 12gb or Radeon 7800xt 16gb
I'm considering AMD just for the extra 4gb of vram
I know Nvidia has better drivers and ray tracing performance
unreal loves vram
nvidia having better drivers is a joke
i've been team red for 5 years and never had to mess with drivers.
have a machine with team green for 9 months and I've had to twice
Depends on your usage, but there was an uproar in the 6900xt days where substance painter was completely unusable to amd users...for weeks
Monitor advice, Currently have 22" flat and a 27" curved monitor in landscape. Looking for opinions on going ultrawide or something as i just want to have 2 essentially full screen applications open at the same time. Looking at possibly 34/40 Ultrawides
coworker had crashes and bsods when compiling engine on his brand new workstation with 14900K, looks like this is not just for games lol
https://www.quodsoler.com/blog/how-to-fix-crashes-in-unreal-engine5-games-on-intel-i7-13700k-and-i9-13900k-series
it happens only when using UE?
ok so the random graphical errors might not be monitor based
i was able to move my mouse over the glitched section and see it
anything that uses 100% of cpu 😄 benchmarks, games, compiler
adds this to reasons not to buy that processor
About the Ryzen 9 x3D processors. I am interested in the 7950x3D and was checking how well it works with a Noctua NH-D15 air cooler. Based on what I have been reading, the CPU raises its clock speed automatically until it reaches 95C and if the cooling unit is of a high quality, then the CPU speeds up until it hits that threshold, thereby staying warm continuously.
Are any of you using an x3D processors from the Ryzen 9 series? If so, do you recommend underclocking the CPU to prevent it from staying warm just because the cooler is good?
It’s def a problem but it’s not all of them for sure
Hi, ShinyKey! 👋
That will kinda be up to you and your testing. You definitely want good enough cooling so your CPU doesn’t thermal throttle. Not sure about the “staying warm” thing that sounds odd. Lot of motherboards do tend to give more power to the CPU for stability reasons, it doesn’t need it so a lot do underclock
Hi haha
Now as for do you need to….i haven’t under clocked mine
But mine also doesn’t thermal throttle so guess I haven’t bothered
and sorry to clarify I don’t have that CPU
I’m speaking more generally
This processor is apparently designed to increase its speed until it hits 95C, so long as the cooling is suitable. Basically, if you have a bad cooler, it throttles itself and never becomes warm enough to hit 95C no matter what you do. BUT, if the cooler is good, the CPU utilises the extra cooling to use more power and generate more heat, to reach its highest clock speed.
It's like an auto-accelerator, but tied to your cooling power.
Interesting 🧐
There is an upper limit on it. Haven’t heard that but it sounds like you are talking about thermal throttling to me
Yeah, it'll keep going until it either reaches max speed and stays there, or it hits 95C.
At that point, it throttles.
Someone on reddit actually suggested using a bad cooler 🤣 just to stop the CPU from going, "LET'S RUMBLE!!!!"
Another guy says it doesn't really matter, because even with benchmarking, the 7950x3D doesn't go beyond 82C with the Noctua.
Yeah personally that’s the hottest I’m comfortable with
Speaking of Noctua, did you hear the noise increments on their industrial PPC fan?
I did not
https://noctua.at/en/nf-f12-industrialppc-3000-pwm
Overall I don't really like this fan. The design of the blades and the stator vanes - both being straight - means they basically become an axial rotary siren. So even at low speeds, you get a similar sound to mounting a typical 7-blade fan right up against a stamped grill. I think there are muc...
1:43 and onwards
Stolen from Boeing, probably.
😂
Clear for take-off. Proceed to runway 3.
i feel like that doesn't sum up
I mean if it does the job XD
every CPU throttles itself if they hit their thermal limit
and it will throttle at 95deg no matter if the cooler is good or bad
This one - Noctua NF-A12x25 - is much better though. Even at 2000 RPM, it's pretty okay.
I don't own the processor, so I can't confirm it myself, but the reddit threads basically say that. The CPU tracks the cooling and scales itself accordingly. 🤷
Personally, I don't care so long as it doesn't go above 85 or so for me.
I’d take anything from Reddit with a grain of salt haha
You know, so long as it doesn't burn my house down.
Or cause me to dehydrate and die while playing something.
🤣
i wouldn't mind too much about it
eventually it keeps track of what happened before and therefor it knows when to "accelerate" less
to not overshoot
Okay. I'll trust Skynet.
So, on to another question. Paired with a decent air cooler, do I need more than one 2000 RPM case fan?
Assume I'll use a big CPU case.
Ah, the CPU case is a mid-tower E-ATX cabinet, assuming that's important for this question. 😄
What's the RPM on them?
I am wondering if one high RPM fan equals having multiple low-RPM ones.
I wanna say the case fans are around 2000
But I’d have to double check
Does your computer case take off when you turn it on?
Like, out the balcony and onto the expressway?
How much more useful would a full tower case be, compared to a mid-tower?
I mean, does it give you better air flow or something?
@barren goblet #generative-ai message - I want to make a custom case like this.
I am sure it'll be PITA, but totally worth it. 😄
No it’s much too heavy 😂😂😂
Generally speaking yes, I always go full tower cause I like a lot of room in my desktop for expansion
That’s pretty sweet
Not to mention my graphics card is huge lol
The 4090 memes are awesome.
At that point, just combine the CPU with it and make it the only brick you'll ever need. 😄
I read that Intel was testing a CPU-GPU sandwich.
highest for me so far has been 800w 🤣
They basically inverted one of them and placed it on top of the other.
interesting 🧐
No clue if they melted the laboratory in the process though.
The electricity bill is also a point of concern for me.
I know the computer doesn't run at a full 1KW the whole time, but I don't want it to cost as much as the AC at some point. 🤣
I don't want to work more to compensate. 😄
I mean fair XD
@thin elk Bow to the machine god.
It's a steampunk CPU case.
People make some really groovy stuff. 🙂
is that a fcking 3.5 inch floppy drive?
i have a workshop air siphon as an airflow boost when i need it... it has a 50,000 RPM max speed
Apparently, yes. With a CD-ROM drive AND quite possibly a radio set for some reason.
There's such a thing as too much air, you know. 😛
herasy
Those who are not heretics will know why.
BTU transfer to the max
have an HVAC tech as a gamer, can run everything at max and still be at 25C
Your computer will probably taxi for take-off at 50,000 rpm.
shader meth is hard ._.
actually im designing the house im building with airflow specifically to provide optimum airflow for the desktop
remember to design the living space for living, too.
That might be important, ya'know.
And the master bedroom for… bedroom stuff
I think... I think you might be doing it wrong
oh 100%
look at this marvelous cube i made by manually trying to set up the index buffers and vertices using a procedural mesh
what? thats not a cube? nonsense!
No... I meant the meth bit.
I mean it might make the process more bearable
Maybe you should. Meth is bad
how else am i supposed to make this godforsaken cube then??
Copy your math from somewhere else 😅
oh wise red panda, ive searched far and wide and none of the solutions seem to work. i worked it out by fucking hand as well and it still doesnt work
Have you made a square?
yes. the problem appears to be the order of the triangles the "Create Mesh Section" function uses. I can make any one face perfectly fine, but i cannot figure out how to make all the faces at once, it seems to try and reach for vertexes that it has no business getting to
like, i put the index buffers for each face separately, it renders them properly. i then put all the indices into one giant array and well, i get that monstrosity
im thinking of calling it tim
these are the indices i worked out by hand, these are the indices copilot spit out. both gives the same result
Don't believe the mathematicians, real cubes have 24 vertices. Make six squares and let them have their own indices.
You can do it the fancy way with a perfectly unwrapped contiguous cube, but I think it led to some misery like being impossible to UV elegantly.
i..dont understand, can you elaborate a little more please?
About the former or the latter?
about the 24 vertices
And why are you saying mathematicians are liars? 😀
Each side is four vertices and two triangles. Six sides, therefore 24 vertices.
E.g.
vertices = 0,1.2,3, 4,5,6,7... etc.
faces = 0,1,2, 2,1,3 4,5,6 6,5,7 etc.
ah okay
Hardware has become linear algebra? WIld
If you weld some metallic numbers together, it's technically hardware.
Nice!
Is one a UHD monitor and the other a QHD?
Or are both UHDs with just a size difference?
wait
they are FHD and QHD
bottom one is pretty old
i plan to get some UHD monitor later... pc were priority let i can study UE
actually im not that much of resolution fanatic... sure is cool to have 2K or 4K but even in these days i think 1080p is just good enough for almost everything
When you are going to finish a gaming project of your own, steal/borrow a 4k monitor from somewhere, just to check the quality of the graphics for the final product. Even if you don't ship 4k textures, you can check how it looks on 4k with upscaling.
i believe once ill get to that point i will finish some serious game i will have my own already
so weird question, can i setup a secondary screen to the left in multiscreen?
star would be main screen:
star is main screen
screens roughly to scale
you are aware that even lower res screens can profit from 4k textures?
yes, and?
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Not yet. But soon
Anyone have any good suggestions on how to find compatible ram for a nearly 10yr old pc? :P
tried to add another 32 to my setup cos it was cheap so why not... took a long time fiddling with random bios settings to even get it to boot with the new ram in, and then it kept reporting wrong mhz values on the new ones and bringing it all down even more in windows, and it was pretty unstable between boots whether it would even accept the ram at all
and the new ones were probably the closest in terms of specs that I could find and from same manufacturer also so if that doesn't work I don't know what will
(ddr4 2666 cl15)
10y old PC with DDR4? 😲
when mixing different sticks you usually have to make some compromise of clock speed
and eventually bump the dram voltage to get it stable
Yeah, was trying that. The clock speed on both types was the same, tried setting the voltage higher since the new ones supported a higher voltage, and while the old ram happily ran at that value, as soon as I put the new ones in, it stopped running at that voltage
The few times I managed to get it to boot it would report the new sticks at 2400 with old ones at 2666, and in windows it reported 2133 so it was pretty weird lol
did you try to run two different sticks in dual channel?
i think the success rate there is even lower
so switching to singlechannel may make it at least stable
they have quad channel on desktop cpus? Oo
so i guess you used all black slots for e.g. the old ones and all gray slots for the new ones?
as i guess each color is one combined channel
Yeah it has a coded setup so I had the old ones in the quad configuration with four, so I just slotted the new ones into the empty ones
ok
yea, then idk other than underclocking way more
and turning off XMP and manually setting their least common values
I had to bump it up to the level of the new ones in some cases or it wouldn't even boot at all
I think at this rate I'm just gonna see if I'll get lucky and find some used RAM of the same kind I already have but that's probably somewhat unlikely lol
or sell both kits and get a new complete kit 😄
Considering the problem could just be the mobo hates the new RAM I suspect I'm going to have more luck with the older kind :D
It basically never detected the new sticks properly, always showing something wrong with them, so I don't think it really understood what kind of ram it was
even trying to force the values from bios it still wouldn't
maybe they are faulty to begin with?
Hard to say, I doubt all four of them would be faulty in the exact same way
what i would do, if i hadn't lost my patience already, would be using only the new kit and running memtest
Considering I never managed to get it to boot past BIOS with all the RAM detected I'm not sure if that would have done anything
At one point it failed to detect two (1 old, 1 new) and at that point it would still boot into Windows... but as soon as I got it to detect all of them it became even more unstable :P
send them to me, i'm gonna test them while i ship my whole gskill kit crap to RMA 😄
haha :)
Still haven't figured why my pc is shutting down / restarting, pls help.
Gpu intensive tasks, when launching some games, sometimes as soon as they load (even three times in a row), sometimes not at all, mostly it shuts down or bsod and restart.
I clean installed the gpu drivers, even plugged my monitor in the motherboard leaving the gpu empty. And sometimes the games dont cause shut downs on low quality, could this indicate the PSU being the issue?
and did you make any recent upgrades?
Corsair SF750 about 4 years old maybe? And a 3080 Ti
No upgrades, started quite sudden
A few months back
I wonder then, why the bsod? Shouldnt it be always shut downs?
not necessarily
often PSUs have separate rails, so maybe only one rail breaks down while the mainboard+cpu stay active
so the gpu driver would crash because the GPU crashed
Hmmm
I ran occt power test a few times with no issues, except when running that and also started 3dsmax - instant shutdown but only once
I guess I can buy a new psu
I imagine same would happen with multiple benchmarks
also capacitors degrade over time
but i feel like 750W should be enough for a 3080TI
Also for the record, I had an UPS because we had power spikes, but it didnt work in its last days and caused my pc to lose power for a microsecond (and shutdown)
Maybe that damaged the psu
I lived somewhere once that my breaker would blow every now and then sadge times 😢
I mean it sucked, but it has been fixed for a few good months now
The building was wip and they had temp power
Always low spikes or micro shutdowns
The UPS worked most of the time
is the UPS still connected?
It was and I removed it recently to test, but it still happens
The SF750 has a 7 year warranty
i mean it could be anything...
best is to have a 100% sure way to reproduce it and then test with some other PSU
I run a 650W PSU with 3090 for a while without an issue (not recommended though, just sharing as an anecdotal experinence :D)
some people here claim that this is impossible, well one of them left the server...
Fortunately I upgraded since then, otherwise my pc would just turn into a black hole right now
Anyway I would crosscheck the PC with an other PSU just to be sure
I guess I have to 🥲
also, gotta leave it to corsair, the thing is apparently capable of 750W just on the 12V line, while others promote their products with the combined power
so it may be equivalent to an 850W supply of some other companies...
if it's really the PSU then it's about time to be changed because that would indicate quite a lot of degrading xD
guess you already checked that all connectors are correctly attached and not loose?
I did, but also rebuild the pc two times, changed the case
question. how would i best get more screens from my computer, ports currently support 4 + 1(mb) and id like 6
Adaptors, but your gonna wanna make sure your card can handle that
Just cause ya can plug it in doesn’t mean it’s gonna work
3060 12gb
I ran prime95, all is fine until I open something that uses the gpu at the same time, even Maya - shutdown/restart...so I guess it has to be the PSU
Does anyone know of a piece of hardware/software that I can use to run a single monitor for 2 computers at the same time?
And be able to switch between them at will?
KVM switch is hardware
So I can run montior and Keyboard/Mouse for 2 machines with a click of a switch?
Ill check it out
Thanks.
i would check some reviews tho
depending on resolution/refresh rate you need, not all of them might be suitable
guess your screen doesn't have an 2nd input for hdmi/dvi or similar?
because then i would look for some tool which can force turn off the screen, so that it switches to the next input with signal (as in my experience switching with buttons on screens is a pita)
Im just weighing options at the moment, probably wont execute on anything.
But thanks for the heads up
So in the EU as well I bet
figures. Was laid off recently just when I was debating replacing my rig, and now by the time i get a new gig, prices will have shot up
Late to replying but yeah I wouldn’t run 6 monitors off that. Unless they all 1080 then maybe. You gonna struggle
Part List - Intel Core i5-13600K, Radeon RX 7800 XT, Montech AIR 903 MAX ATX Mid Tower
How good is this and should i change anything?
i plan on running this system for a very very very long time (Ofc i'll upgrade the gpu/cpu every 5ish years and might even get more two 4tb NVMe drives and run them in raid but the PSU case cooler and maybe even ram might upgrade to 64gb but 32gb is good for right now will stay the same) P.S my budget was under 1.6k but i couldnt stop myself from getting a better cooler/psu
I also do plan on getting a second 1080p monitor most likely from a pawn shop or something later down the road when i can afford it
You could definitely benefit from another 32GB RAM for that CPU.
I'd swap out that SSD, no DRAM controller makes it a no no
Especially if you're doing C++, which you probably should be with a rig like that, you'll want that extra RAM
who buys high end intel cpu these days?
many people
14 core has "slow cores" or something right?
while the price of Gskill ram is appealing i wouldnt use it
so its not true 14 core
whats the use case? daily gaming? server?
am not lol
am just young and plan on getting a summer job
also ipc is better on amd so u get more for less hz
its actually faster than the 7700x or something like that
Many VM's gaming and making games
making games with unreal is going to be painfully slow with this
I wanna make virtal gaming rigs for when i wanna play something and their pc isnt good
nope not really, about the same
how so?
also PCbenchmarks is nice but its not an end user test
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-core-i5-13600k-vs-amd-ryzen-7-7700x-and-ryzen-5-7600x-face-off
I used this
you need good CPU speed + GPU vram/utilization
also another huge reason for intel rather than a full AMD build is that i wanna have a fall back for encoding for parsec
if ur intel blows hot air in the case it might throtle ur gpu
if parsec gets pissy with AMD i can always fall back to the iGPU
you can volt throttle the GPU and get roughly the same speeds for substantially less heat and power usage
i plan on doing a undervolt overclock lol
also i hear that this ram is very reliable and has the best RGB out of all the other options in this price range
got 16gb which should be enough for what i plan on doing
would say that yes you can do unreal development on this yes it will also take several hours to build anything large
why is that?
well i wouldnt get intel atm, but no idea what parsec is
its a remote desktop software
so i can connect to my pc from anywhere
i've been using it for a while and its sickkkkkk
very low latency
i dont plan on playing fast pase games while connected via parsec so its great for me
i have a 12700k with OC 12gb 3060 thats at 60% voltage (runs at 80% efficiency and never goes over 52C) and my project takes 38 hours to render our game. downside is the game map his high detail and 16km x 16km
also i dont have a monitor nor keyboard atm which is why i got it
well doesnt the 13600k have more faster p cores than the 12700k also my gpu and yours are in 2 different weight classes
you might want this one. little more costly but the guys over at the big monitors channel suggest it: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0C4Z8RFY9/
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yours is budget/entry and mine is mid range
13gen i5 isnt as horrible as i7 and i9, but i would still go with amd
my monitor is cheaper lmao
i would too but like i said its to act as a fall back
it is, but this one would look and feel better
i wanna do ryzen 7000 because the LGA1700 platform is dead
dunno about igpu on amd, never used it
it got killed a few months ago
AMDs Igpu kills any and all intel GPUS
its just godly
buttttttt am talking about driver/instruction set
amd usually assigns a whole core for iGPU
i was just looking at that lol
never had problems with it, if i wunna upgrade it would be a HDR but dunno prices on it atm, when i bought this there were only 2 hdr monitors or something
that is the recommended 1440p gaming setup from that site... usually a pretty good suggestion but its in dutch
rip
well u can still read the total list of parts
am pretty happy with the monitor i picked out
i use that site or gamernexus
rn am streatching my budget a tonnnn so i gotta find some places to cut back on
also i think am gonna buy the parts for black friday
so thats like 100-200 off total
ive been a flat monitor guy myself
am about to move so
ahh k 🙂
i've only used laptops all my life lol
other than that looks like a decent monitor for the money
am going from a 11th gen i5 1135G7
12gb of ddr4 3200mhz ram
and 411 NVMe ssd
yup!
i've gone over this list like 78 times
that headset looks dope, i need a new1 myself
i need a new headset/ssd and extra 32gig mem
i was debating getting a cheap aircooler like the AK620 but its just too big imo
the AIO is supposedly quieter, more efficient, ect
and onyl like ~15 bucks more
richer than me, that's my dream pc
lol
am only 16 so no bills to pay
i wanna get a summer job and blow every last dime on the system
im 14, get no money but spend nothing
also i wanna get it at a huge discount on like black friday or something
rip lol
better than having no money and spending everything
my budget was 1.5k for the entire system but um. . . it is now 1.7k almost 1.8k so def gonna tone it down a bet
very true
all i could really think of in decreasing price on that build is toning down ssd storage, maybe around 1tb
enough for me, but ig i dont have much on my computer
the thing is i got 411gb right now with 2 or 3 games installed
so i need something large
i actually wanna get another 2tb ssd later down the road and run it in RAID for any important stuff like games school ect as well as get another 4tb ssd for silly games and stuff
and also like another 32gb of ram but thats like 2 years in the future
i use hard drive, cheaper and i dont notice much of a difference, but i never played a game on SSD so i wouldnt know
(yh i dont know much)
damn dude
oh my sweet child
an SSD can be up to 4 times faster for like 10-20 dollars more
i totally could have gotten an 50-80 dollar 2tb ssd but i want something hella fast
i just got a hard drive installed with the pc from my dad a few years ago, never bothered to upgrade cos it could run gta4 and fallout new vegas, i might upgrade my pc with a 3060 or smth some time
something better then what i've got
ill have a look on amazon, seems amd cards tend to have more vram too
and use that extra cash to get him an SSD
if his motherboard supports M.2 do that
if not get himmmmmm
i got an ssd, but only just enough for windows
tried to buy a new one from a local game shop but royalmail just cancelled the order on me
damn
(dont ask why a second hand game shop sells SSDs, they just do ig)
if his motherboard supports M.2 get this
anyways ima work on this game im doing for a jam, see you later
alr cya
https://x.com/lunayian/status/1794767134024966279?s=46 Seems like Pico are coming out with a Six DOF tracker
I think its some cpu instability, because it happened 4 times in a row playing roblox (!) with the gpu barely doing work, yet nothing happened after playing Senua II for 15 minutes...doesnt make any sense
I know i need to upgrade my cpu and RAM, but im unsure which cpu to get... would this one work:
both should work, but i don't see them as necessary upgrade
why do you think that your CPU is an issue?
I was told that my cpu may not be good enough for ue5.4 stuff (not sure if the mini updates matter, but still)
i think it wont be your main bottleneck
upgrading ram however sounds like a good idea
and probably upgrading your storage, UE5 + assets need a bunch of space
This for ram then?
yea seems okay, however keep in mind that mixing sets may not always work out, so eventually you have to get rid of your old set
but 64GB total is enough for most users
I was thinking of replacing my current with those two
As far as storage, should i just get a fee more 1tb
i would recommend investing in a 2TB m2 nvme
Done and done
9950x coming in july
Patiently waiting for it 
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Any downsides to this? Any bad experiences using this for anyone here?
The prices for these have been coming down. 4TB I likes. 😍
They used to have issues. I'm sure their firmware is fixed by now...
Yes, I can confirm that. I read about it for almost an hour to confirm a firmware fix.
This thing has a DRAM cache, right?
Check the samsung website?
Too lazy to. Hence asking here.
100%
Has anyone had any luck with running unreal5 with WARP (windows advanced rasterization platform)
Moreover, how would I choose what dxgi device unreal uses?
That may not be exactly the rigth channel actually...
Not sure what would be, though. I'm sure there's a rendering one somewhere maybe?
Yeah I'm not very clear on what my question falls under.
Not sure if fits into any of them except #ue5-general
And that won't get you an answer, I feel.
welp, time to ask chatgpt!
here's a more hardware-related question; how would i change what device unreal sees as my gpu?
It probably takes whatever your pc/bios tells it is primary
There's definitely ways to change that, though.
There are unreal-based games that have a gpu select.
wonder if they had to modify the source
Hello Everyone I am planning on buying a gpu
so should i go with rtx 3060 12 gb or rtx 3070 8gb
my goal is to create stunning visual effects just like the ue4 photorealism trailer
vram is king
so sir would you suggest me to get the rtx 3060 12 gb instead of rtx 3070?
For game dev, yeah.
I have other options such as rtx 2080ti 11gb
A bit costly but I'll manage
Yes, i ran out out Ram when i have Painter and UE open at the same time without doing anything crazy on card with 8GB Ram.
Better to get a card with as much Vram within your budget.
i also run out at 12gb. honestly I would try to get 24 or at least 20
Hey everyone! I'm planning on building a new PC and these are the parts I was considering buying. https://it.pcpartpicker.com/list/v8JhcH
Part List - Intel Core i7-13700K, GeForce RTX 4060 Ti, Montech X3 Mesh ATX Mid Tower
I'm a sound designer so for my daily job I don't really need a GPU (at all bsically) but considering I'll work with Unreal and a AA+ project I'll end up opening finished maps and levels, so a strong enough GPU is required. Any suggestions?
I'd probably get a 2tb ssd and a large hdd for storage.
I'm currently running a 2tb ssd for system, 2tb ssd for unreal and a 6tb hdd for random crap.
seems good enough with that GPU, you can turn down scalability if it's really too slow
and what daekesh said
I have it from my older pc, probably considering a 2tb ssd
still, get an 2TB as main and 2TB for assets
esspecially if you work with raw wave/pcm files
it's a huge difference over HDD
for the CPU/GPU in that price range you think I can do better or these are the best I can get?
i think the CPU might be overkill for your use cases
I'm an amd fanboy when it comes to cpus, but yeah.
you would probably do fine with a 6+6 core cpu
yea not a big fan of e/p core stuff either
what's the issue with e/p core?
if it was AMD i would have suggested a 8 core cpu
i read it quickly online and people on reddit say it's mostly for storage stuff
Some cores are single threaded "efficiency cores" instead of having the capabiltiy to run 2 threads.
which is not a big deal, but they also lack some cpu instructions from what i know
It can cause issues in some places. That's probably been fixed by now, though.
also there's always the question if the schedular does an optimal job....
the alternative to the 13700k what might it be?
because I saw people not recommending some CPUs only because of the price (in the US) but here in Italy the prices are pretty different
for AMD i would say the 7700x
i think intel still didn't catch up quite yet with AMD
AMD still seems to be more energy efficient and overall offering more bangs/bucks
intel can name their castrated cores "efficiency" cores, doesn't change the fact that an 7800x with 12 real cores still has a 20W 5W lower TDP (checked the wrong AMD cpu)
ok I see, what about an AMD gpu alternative?
i'm personally more biased towards NVidia... xD
what's your setup if I can ask ahahah
if you don't need cuda for AI stuff AMD seems to be good, if the drivers work out... 😄
AMD 5950x cpu with 3060
What card u have ?
I honestly have no idea if I need it or not ahah
AMD have been neglecting their gfx card development for a while.
And what resolution texture is recommended for someone who'll be making cinematic animation renders ?
4k+?
yea but their 7xxx series seems to be pretty good?! i don't have first hands experience
Drivers 😦
the 7900x is same price of 13700k in italy, are the 2 comparable?
probably not because the 7900X would slap the 13700k 😄
Above 4k textures
Will the difference be noticeable on 1080p?
you beat me to it. 🙂
isn't userbenchmark heavily biased towards AMD?
i think it's the wrong benchmark for those CPUs
And if it is biased towards AMD then the Intel is massively better.
if you buy a 16 core you should compare them for that workload
But nobody uses 16 cores like that.
And if they do, they have better tests.
(other places to get data)
i honestly think for a little bit of SFX stuff and casual unreal editing 8 core AMD is good enough
you'll probably never fully utilize anything above 8 cores
sorry, I meant heavily Intel biased
4090, 3070 before that.
Well it seems clear to me then. Also AMD++!
So 3070 will make you run out of vram in unreal engine ?
What if I use 2k textures and use 4k textures only where needed
the money you save on the cores, that you wont need, could be invested in more SSD Storage 😛
you should do that anyways 😛
Still out of vram in 3070 ?
depends on your projects
Damn
I mean 3060 does have 12gb vram but it's hell slow
It's not just textures, just having virtual shadows, Lumen and all the fancy stuff enabled, cobbles up a lot of ram already.
and if you want to be able to eventually open blender/substance/maya/whatever while unreal is running
Before UE5 it was vastly Vram intensive.
What if I use hardware ray tracing
Tracing*
Then going to 5, the requirements increased significantly.
ok thank you so much!!
?
uhm, not sure.
Looking at my task manager now i am already using 9G in a really small scene.
Having both Unreal and substance painter open with simple gun with 30 layers.
I do need to add Painter will take whatever it can get. What i jsut did was move a bunch of sliders, which will prompt it to cash all the changes.
But yeah, if you Vram fills up it will start to write to your system ram, then you your drive.
Which being the slower pool of available ram in your system is not going to be fun either.
With work station. It is generally known that your system cannot be fast enough. Time is money.
So do whatever your budget allows you to get, and yes, Vram is used a lot!
Can I have a look at the scene?
Okay thanks
Character has 2k textures.
Ig I'll go with the 12gb 3060
Sounds like a plan.
Personally i don't need the GPU horse power, i just got a 4090 for the Vram only.
Having to wait when you are writing to your drives is slow and something i don't wantot deal with.
in that case wouldn't the 13700k be better since it has 8 cores and 8 e?
boy do i have bad news for you 😛
i'm also running out of vram multiple times a day with 12GB 😄
it's more expensive
I really should do with my gfx cards. I have 44gb. 😦
money wise?
Daekesh, how many cores would you suggest for the sound guy?
If you're running unreal while doing that? I can't see you using more than 8 really?
Unreal doesn't really use all that many all the time.
The only time you really save any time is when you're compiling shaders or the engine.
1 or 2 for random windwos shit, a few for unreal and a few for any audio shenanigans.
so to be clear one last time, you would suggest the 7900x over the 13700K?
I'd say so.
you aren't going to utilize that CPU with what you do... (i would really invest the money into something else)
A man's gotta's have a big GPU.
well, in my DAW I had to divide my bigger projects into small subprojects becuase my (current) CPU was already at 90% after 1/4 of the project, and I know many people in audio field maxing the CPU as much as possible because of this reason
question is if that software utilizes multiple cores or if it was capped by the single thread performance...
it's more often the later than the former, but i don't know enough about audio software to say for sure
ok, apparently ableton is able to handle up to 64 threads...
I use Ableton and REAPER
what CPU do you currently use? i would suggest to open the thread manager and checking the workload while doing whatever caused issues before
I'm sorry but I'm very non-knowledgeable and I just say the few things I know
I7-9750H
yeah then i may be wrong and the 7900X might be a better choice for you
Oh
Dayumn
the 9750H doesn't seem to be super bad, and if you choked that with your audio stuff already, you might want to go for 16 cores 😄
How is rx 6800 XT for unreal development using ray tracing
This might help.
ok, and in this case a good GPU pairing with it can still be the 4060 Ti?
Perfect tysm for the hlep and time!
Rumor has it the 5090 will get 32gb 28gb
Hi Everyone I am planning to build a PC for creating massive scenes in Unreal engine 5 which Gpu is better Rtx 40 series or Quadro series
Quadro is quite dead now
it's all RTX
I'd go RTX
Hell if you don't need nvidia tax I'd go for an AMD card for the cheaper VRAM
Quadro is "RTX Ada" and still expensive and totally unneeded for games
What exactly is quadro used for now, if anything?
Pumpfake
lol, Nvidia prly lobbied the f out of them to make an addendum
nah it's US logic
you can't stay "leader" in AI development if you apply taxes on imports
so you only add export restrictions to the same countries that deliver you the hardware 😄
You think Jensen lives in China?
no
but didn't us add export restrictions for GPUs/AI chips to china?
which is why the 4090D or smth was made
Ik but Nvidia has a massive presence in the US tho, so they’re in a position to lobby the gov directly
why didn't they do it for the exports then?
Maybe they did but couldn’t bribe the right official 🤷♂️
Could also be others lobbying on behalf of them like you said about AI. Google would stand to lose a lot
idk about google at the current state of their AI 😄
feels like Gemini would extinguish your burning house with oil
Just as before, cad work, simulations and probably AI with the massive vram
well… enough oil and at the right speed… it’s plausible
The Corsair i500 has its work cut out for it trying to cool a 4090 and a 14900k... let's see if I can get this thing under control!
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So a 14900k with a 120mm AIO that isn't a turbofan. How bold.
So I have a question is the 14900k a bad idea to buy right now with the issues or will I be okay if I make sure my motherboard bios is set up correctly. I was just about to order one because I already bought the z790 nova but now I’m nervous to have issues with the 14900k
to make sure it be in intel settings
@agile lodge thanks
Hey i have a question regarding hardware and if i even needed an upgrade.
Currently im running unreal engine 5.4 with a 3070 and i9-11900k and 16gb ram i definetly need either 32 or 64gb of ram. But is 64 overkill? I do want to have multiple tabs open in the near future
I will also upgrade GPU and CPU in the near future but currently i cant decide between 32 and 64gb
You can get away with 32, 64 is really nice though Exspecially if you start testing with multiple clients or want to test servers in the background as well
yeah im going to test multiple clients probably in a year or so, i do have the luxury of using my twins nasapc setup so i could probably do with just 32 for now. My main question probably also, whats the main reason someone would have from going from 32 to 64, i do have a 3 monitor setup and enjoy multitaskinging so are there any cases where i need to have another plugin/software open while doing UE5 stuff?
I think ill stick with 64 ram, just to avoid memory bottlenecks, however is i9-11900k and 3070 fine for now, i do plan to upgrade, but i doubt ill need a 4080 for the first few months of learning
Hey I am planning to buy a 3070 8gb one too
Can you tell me if you ever run out of vram ?
If that is the case I might go with rtx 3060 12gb
So it kinda depends what you do and what you want. For me I run a lot of server testing and virtualization which can eat a ton of ram fast. There are times I’ll be testing multiple clients, a dedicated server, and maybe a few docker containers at the same time and that gets heavy fast.
Especially since WSL is 4gb just being on 😂
If 64 is an option for you without sacrificing another part of your build
Get the 64
@thorn horizon Good afternoon, WTFPlay. 🙂 Sorry for the ping. If you remember, we had discussed HelixCore in ue5-general and you had advised me to get a separate computer to host it. I was searching cheap options today and found these three combinations:
- HP All-in-One PC Intel Pentium J5040 21.5-inch(54.6 cm) / 8GB RAM/ 512GB SSD/ Intel UHD Graphics / Win 11 Home
- Lenovo Thinkcentre M700 Desktop Mini Pc (Intel Core I3 6Th Gen, 8 GB DDR4 Ram, 256 Gb Ssd, Windows 11, Intel HD Graphics
- Dell Optiplex High Performance Desktop Computer (Intel Core i5 3470 / 16 GB RAM/ 1 TB HDD + 256 GB SSD / Windows 10 Pro / MS Office / Intel HD Graphics
Would these run Helix Core or do I need a slightly more powerful config? UE would be on the main workstation of course.
i have a thinkcentre and for their size they are pretty good
idk tho if the specs are suitable for your needs
Appreciate it thanks!
I think I'll use it only to access and store files used in my projects. This computer will just be a version control ERP server.
So had a friend of mine ask if I wanted a Dell server that they're getting rid of at his work. something like 40 cores, 512gb of ram, 24 TB of space. Would that be of any use with unreal development at all? I assume that unless I'm compiling stuff on it or storage, it's pretty much like putting a square peg into a round hole
If it's free, I'll take it for Helix Core / Perforce. 😄
Yeah, it's overkill for that, but hey, FREE!
it's probably also a good space heater
I mean it's definitely that. Get it up to 100% CPU load and you don't need a heater for your house
Helix Core/Perforce?
File Management and Version Control systems for projects.
ah my bad. Used to git's family of products so hadn't heard of either of those.
I wonder if all the files in that server would melt from the space heating. 😛
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They're skipping 8xxx? Did someone get a whiff of bulldozer from the basement?
pretty sure the 8000 series was APUs
Zen 4 APUs. They did a similar thing with the 4000 series I suppose.
