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damn
well thats shit
im gonna have to get a good pc then
i want a good one for pcvr anyway
3060 has more VRAM but it's only 192 bits, therefore the bandwith is lower than a 3070 which is 256bits, so in practice the VRAM will not fit more data than a 3070. Bandwith is as important as VRAM size.
what did i just read?! can you claim that nonsense?
Can anyone help? Everytime I use the Xbox app, my computer crashes. I looked at the event viewer and it gives me code 10016 which is-
The application specific permission settings do not Grant local activation permission for the com server application with clsid
Is that... UE related? Have you tried just reinstalling it?
i have a 1080p monitor as my main one, but im putting two monitor arms on top of it with 720p ones out of nesessity. they only have VGA inputs on them but i think it would be ok for me to connect them with a displayport adapter to my 1650 super.
is that a bad idea?
i don't think that those adapters exist?!
and if they do, they are either quite expensive or crap
and rather converters than adapters
It's not ideal. Let's go with that.
but honestly what kind of panels are those?! i have 2x 17" vertical next to my main, and even they have dvi
and are probably at least 15 years old
Lenovo Rocks the Monitor Landscape with New ThinkVision L171p
20 July 2005
π
17
I have 2 24s and a 22..
You can convert display port to vga but it's going to compress to 720p. The only restriction with display port, is you can only downgrade (ie. Vga to display or hdmi to display)
Yuck, that's not enough screen space
Also annoying mix of sizes
I have 2 x 31.5" I bought for around $200 each at Costco
and an ultrawide
I was working on using my tablet as a Cintiq like thing yesterday
Yeah the 31.5 would be terrible for anything other than text
Lowish refresh rate and terrible color quality
I use one for Discord, and the other for all that Stack Overflow I'm supposedly copying
Since SO is so very useful to UE devs
Yes it is
I've always thought the perception that programmers just copy code is funny
Which is better port, HDMI or VGA
HDMI
Oh thnx
i wouldn't say so in general
depends on what you are doing with UE
guess there are some tasks where the 5800x3D offers a good price/value ratio
not saying that it's generally the better choice, but neither the opposite
does anyone make usb ram sticks? I feel like there could be a laptop market for it
modern usb is fast
I'd say ethernet ram but frankly, windows probably can't use it right
...
just setup your windows pagefile correct if you have an internal M2
same if you want to use an external USB drive (which is a bit tricky, as it may cause unexpected behavior if you unplug it while running, or if it's missing on boottime)
yes, I know that is an option
but ram's faster, and raw ram chips are cheap
and while it's unlikely you'll wear out flash, you could, and it's persistent, which could have negative security implications
still an internal m2 is faster
2.5gb/sec vs. >3gb/sec or even more when it's pciex4
and yeah, you could use DDR2 memory chips for that, and they would still be bored AF
most likely even DDR1 in quadchannel mode or something
you're assuming I'd have a spare m2 port
or that I'm not looking for a portable solution
I have a feeling usb ram would be a massive bottleneck in anything you do.
indeed
no worse than a usb flash drive as ram, since actual ram is much faster than flash
Lol
Quick question: is NewEgg good enough for buying PC parts?
Yes (US)
USB is capable of DDR2 speeds, with the Gen 2x2. Have to wonder what kind of slowdown that would make for a pagefile. Hard drive latency is easy to see (on the scale of seconds for an efficient drive that puts itself to sleep when idle), but the actual speed?
Does anyone have any suggestions for laptop hardware for high end renders? I understand the use of a laptop for 3d work is generally frowned upon.
I'm a solo developer working on a project that'll require hundreds of high fidelity renders in Unreal. I have a enthusiast level workstation but wanted to work on the go as I travel for my fulltime job so wanted something to use when I'm not home.
I don't really know the complete scope of what I'll be working with later in development so I've played around with getting mid-range gaming laptops as low as a 3060 GPU to studio grade hardware in the $5000 range. Primary concern would be saving time on renders but I imagine my workflow would be doing editor work on my laptop and saving the final render for my primary workstation.
Perhaps the best way to go would be just to get any laptop and remote into my primary workstation? Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks.
You want the best you can get. Not Alienware.
Something with a 3090 or 3080. At least a 16 core cpu. A 1tb+ ssd.
and 16gb of ram.
If you can't get that, you can't do "high end."
laptop and highend don't fit in the same category imho
a 3080 on desktop seems to take 400W peak, not sure how a laptop should handle something similar
That can't be true, unless you're including cpu too.
enough that microsoft abandoned this idea even though they actually implemented and shipped it in vista
They did advertise it for cheap laptops with too little RAM which would probably be paired with cheap USB 2.0 drives. They weren't great even compared with hard drives of the day.
@median marsh @fallen oasis Yeah generally that's the answer I get. It's totally based on the complexity of my scene so no one can really give a straight answer. I guess the best I can do is purchase and sell/repurchase if I run into performance issues. Thank you for the input!
Just remember VRAM and RAM are both important.
You want at least 8gb and 16gb respectively. Ideally double that.
Yep! I was leaning toward Asus M16 with a 3070 TI, going to add RAM to it. So unless my scenes get insane I'm sure it'll be fine.
Yes but make sure it's from newegg and not their marketplace
What's the issue with the marketplace out of curiosity?
to be blunt, it's like wish or walmart's marketplace: cheap crap from 3rd parties that couldn't cut it on amazon
So it must be sold by them othetwise it's not worth, did I get it?
you might get some gems, or ripped off, if it's not directly a newegg product, yes
....and on the flipside I've had enough bad experiences with Newegg I generally avoid buying from them.
Ive never had a problem so i dunno why someone woullld say this
I've had multiple orders cancelled, some they didn't notify me.
I've had items arrive DOA and getting support was near impossible.
In 2016 they were bought by a Chinese company, and that seems to align with when I started having problems with them. May be an issue of new management.
Hmm.
is it weird that "a typical system for development with UE5" has a 2012 CPU 
think because any game you make should be set to run on this at peak performance...as it is basically the stats for a PS5 and Xbox
But you need better stats to develop a game than to run it.
true
Is this an anecdote?
Ie. Personal experience?
Just common sense really.
When you're developing a game in the editor, you're using both the game and the editor and not in shipping configuration. Unleses you shut down the editor and run a packaged build every time you want to test something...
Plus the game is highly unlikely to be well optimised during the development stage.
what graphic card performs better on the unreal engine
the 3060 12gb or the 3060TI 8gb?
same as in games
just that the 12gb are more useful in gamedev than the slightly faster processing speed that the TI offers
I have 12gb and wished I had 24gb π
is it better to pair RTX 2060 12 GB with i9 10900KF or RTX 3070 with i5 10400F
okay, i thought i choosed the wrong choice tho π i was thinkin like i should've pair it with i9 10900KF and rtx 2060 12 GB
what about the compilation process for i5 gen 10? i'm planning to do game development by anytime soon
what about the others?
why would you?
I have 28gb apparently
this image is probably from the 2014 docs
wait, that's for 5??? 
okay then...
That cpu launched in 2012 and was discontinued in 2015. I'm pretty sure they've upgraded their computers since then
I bet they just don't maintain that page
imagine having 512 MB of RAM
unfathomable today
i remember when a gigabyte was alot
i've been there (my first pc had 4MB memory :D)
I have 16 gb ram in my laptop but shows 15 gb
My school pc has windows Vista and 512mb ram
what good graphics card that don't have to be high performance just runs smoothly
oh
is rtc 480 good?
rtx*
rx***
well i need a card that i use only for the editor to run smoothly, because im gonna be making VR projects mostly
oh
Lower FPS in VR is just asking for health problems
1050 ti is good if you aim for counter strike source graphics
if you want to get stuff done, not so much
my first had a 90MB hard drive...
My first actual PC has 2 40MB ejectable data packs.
I feel I got a weird start.
These things π
Can someone recommend a quality of 16x2 RAM
oh man... gonna be tough finding a 16 bit ram chip... one sec...
how about 16 kilobit?
https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/71321SA55JG8/4252632
16 nibble ram chip?
8 bytes is not enough!
need at least 128 bytes
i've seen a lot of things, but wtf is that?
something like datasette?
They're ejectable hard disks.
Like if you combined a floppy drive and a hard disk.
They were really cool. You had to "park" them before you turned off the pc and you could eject them from the command line. They slid out really slowly lol.
That's an amazing amount of effort for a hard disk that's ... lukewarm-swappable?
Perfect for Unreal Engine -1.8
Damn 16kilobit one is not shipping to Turkey 
They were totally swappable!
Hot swappable!
so one of these niche products
i mean, they still exist, theres a backup solution which uses cartridges which have 2.5" hard disks....
RDX standard
oh boy, that reminds me of the tandberg nightmare with some tape library...
i think they only persons which are happy with those are the ones on the stock photos π
thats nutrageous, just buy a cheap 4tb HDD for $50, and a usb3.0 external sata dock for $20, if a HDD ever dies you can 9.9/10 times recover the spinning disk inside by swapping into a new HDD
well, you can let people do it
wouldn't try to repair modern helium filled drives at home
you really would let the magic smoke out
Hey i wanna ask about gpu for ue5
is it better to get a used RTX 2080 Ti (ex gaming) or RTX 3070 new one?
rtx 2080 ti has 11 gb vram and rtx 3070 has 8 gb vram, their performance is kinda similar though in some cases rtx 2080 ti is better 5% but im kinda worry about rtx 3070 for the future
i think if you need more vram it's better to stick with 2080 but if you need to use the more cuda cores that 3070 have you can pick it but i have a 3070 and a 3090 and i can say the software support for Ampere series is not good as old ones ! personally i prefer more vram but you also have to consider that gpu prices are going to back to normal so it may be worth getting an 3080 instead
the sad thing is i already bought rtx 3070 for about 5 days ago
and im thinkin to trade for rtx 2080 ti for future proof
cause i dont think rtx 3070 with 8 gb vram will future proof π€·ββοΈ
have to mention that if you want to use it along with windows 11 , ue5 is unstable with win11 and 3000 series
should i stick with my rtx 3070?
i want to make a game with ue5
and yeah also my os is windows 11
not sure i5 gen 10 will handle it well
it's ur call, 3070 is not that bad and game wise you can use it for years tho
if it can't handle 3070 it can't handle 2080 ti too, i think you are fine
it surely can handle 3070 with 20% bottleneck but with a stable performance
then it's good to go
can i5 gen 10 handle ue5?
i mean i will probably open UE5, blender, firefox, and Visual studio at the same time
i have 32 gb ram, so it should be enough, isn't it?
is enough vram real?
what about 48?
8 x 2 (single), 16 x 2 ( dual )
i have a klevv 2x8 gb ram, and gskill 16x2, they both have same speed and clock, but there is some difference specs between them
so i just disconnected the klevv ram, for gaming it's more stable though
same brands?
It's a bad idea to mix ram of different types/stats.
yeah ik that's why i disconnected em
Even the same type of ram not bought at the same time / in a specifically designed pack can have issues.
but incase 32 gb is not enough π€·ββοΈ
Does anybody here have a 6700xt? If so, how well does it work with ue5
3070 obviously
More faster
8 gb vram worries me π€·ββοΈ
Not future proof i'd say
Got 2 of these, seller accepted an offer for only $825 each https://www.ebay.com/itm/175278911837
Not strictly engine related but will a laptop RTX 3070 TI at 90-100w and 8gm VRAM, and 32gb system ram qualified to run UE5 well? Targeting high performance hardware?
Which would be better for unreal 5, 3060 ti or 6700xt
Cuz I can get them for similar prices
The 6700xt has more sheer horsepower, but Iβve heard people having issues with amd cards and unreal, is this true?
Also the 3060 ti has better hardware rt
for unreal or just in general
General, except gaming
ok
mobile? Oo
so it should be sufficient
i hope my rtx 3070 with 8 gb vram can handle em
i also encounter "frequent" crashs on my not optimized little town (with 12gb vram)
so specially while you are working on something, you never cant have enough vram π
Ryzen 7 3800x/5800x
RTX 3060-12GB
32GB RAM 3200mHz
Are these specs good enough for UE5 virtual production?
seems like a good start
if it is sufficient will depend on your projects and patience π
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NEW CARTOON:
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OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wO5TnYaJ4o
Song:
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All credit for the song goes to The Theme Song.
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does the M.2 / M.3 SSD with 4000 mb/s speed really impacts to the unreal engine?
planning to buy 256 GB
why would it?
well i have a 256 GB ssd (os) and 1 hdd tb drive so
should i get a normal one then?
and then buy 512 GB size
alr 512 gb ssd would be fine right?
im gonna install unity, unreal and blender and visual studio stuff into it
I would go with a tb or 2 tbh
Plus higher capacity ssds actually have longer lifespan as well
i dont have enough budget to go on 1 tb and above
hmm π€
then what my hdd should be used for
probably silly projects like discord bots or some stuff
then why would you need 1 tb ssd for it though
ahh i see, what's your cpu?
nevermind, then 1 tb ssd should be enough right?
shouldn't it?
wym save on speed?
because your "real" project is just a coroutine
and if you don't have an m2 slot, pciexpress adapter cards exist, and are only ~$20
go for m2 pci ex nvme
well i guess they're more expensive
a-data also has some
give a link to that shop please
im planning to upgrade cpu first before getting an ssd, im kinda worry that i5 10400f cant really handle ue5
theres at least this one, idk how MUCH more expensive that is
but that thing is ~3x faster than the normal S-ATA variant
only $10 more
like around $10-15
decent though
but the stock is probably out
yea if your board has an M2 pciexpress slot, i would go for that one
hmmm, looks like your board doesn't have the necessary slot
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07JJTVGZM that would be the kind of adapter you would need without m2 slot
small enough huh, should've upgraded my cpu and buy rtx 3060 instead..
but couldn't find one on that shop
anyways.... i got the 480gb version of the SU-650 that you initially asked for, the SSD is okayish
there is
when the cache is full it gets awkward slow while writing, so if you write alot to the SSD, it will not be a good choice
if it's mostly for reading (e.g. installing applications on it) then it's fine
yes, that should do the job
but some mainboards only support one M2 on those adapter cards, so don't expect a 2nd to run flawless
i wouldnt buy two disks
for two M2 on the same adapter your mobo would need pci express bifurcation support, which only a few have
but though, kinda dissapointed with my cpu lol, i should have upgrade to i9 gen 10 and rtx 3060 instead of upgrading to rtx 3070
wait nvm, looks like that card is for 1x PCI Ex and 1x S-ATA (which then gets connected by cable to the board)
so if you buy this adapter, and the m2 that i linked, the M2 has to be in the lower slot of the adapter
the other slot wont work
https://www.tokopedia.com/komputerteman/pci-express-m-2-adapter-support-nvme-and-ngff-m2-sata?src=topads this looks similar but cheaper
yeah i think that'd be enough, but probably i cant afford 1 TB SSD for now
can i ask about cpu?
should i get i7-12700F or i9-12900F ?
the 12900F only has 4 e-cores more than the i7-12700f
would it make a difference for ue projects thingy
not planning to overclock or use k version, gonna rip up my electricity bill lol
you should keep the i5 for now imho (specially if you can't afford an upgrade to pci ex ssd)
it's not the best, but also not the worst to start with
i used a 3rd(!) gen i7 with 4 cores for quite a while
yeah, i guess but though still thinkin if 1 TB SSD is really needed than 512 GB
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instead use 256 GB + 512
nvm, 1 tb is better though π
2TB is even better.
price π
well i guess im gonna use my hdd for applications projects
you gain more from a quick SSD rather than an cpu upgrade, imho
yeah planning to upgrade in 6-7 months
but probably im not going to amd, ddr5 is expensive as fuck
you definitely want a 2 TB nvm
there's like only one or two slots on a mobo and UE will eat that 1 TB up for breakfast
Important to think about WRT space if you're not using a build machine. Budget for:
- UE Install + other tools
- Your UE Project Files
- A copy of your project files (for cooking / intermediates)
- Your cooked game
- Your art source
Hey @iron zenith can i use my hdd for now? tbh i never touched ue5 neither, i'm going to learn it
planning to upgrade to b660 mobo and i7-12700F
and ill buy the ssd later soon, in 6 months
hm, well i cant afford m.2 nvme 1 tb for now
gonna be overbudget.
and i know, that 512 GB would be a waste
yeah i guess i'd stick with my hdd for 6 months, and upgrade asap
What monitor do you use for Unreal engine? I am in the market for a new monitor. Someone said they were using an Apple Pro Display XDR and not sure if this is a good option with Windows.
Looking for a high resolution monitor mainly. I do not need it to be super color accurate.
I was looking at a 27β/32β. As far as refresh rate goes, what do you think would be best for making 3d fps unreal engine games? Currently there is not budget, as I am looking for suggestions of what I am going to start saving up for.
Thank you btw @slate blade
Nvidia 2080
HDR would be nice. I was looking a OLED, but it looks like mostly huge monitors, so no preference really. I will not really be gaming on this monitor as it will be used for UE5/programming dev with my windows PC and programming on my work Mac.
The high resolution of the Pro XDR looks appealing to reading lots of text all day, but I donβt really know how well it will work with windows and UE5.
Although, a 60hz refresh rate on the Pro Display XDR is not great.
HDR 1000
What matters more for virtual production with greenscreen in ue5?
Is it more vram or more cuda cores ?
(Considering the projects are relatively small)
I checked the benchmarks at puget systems and the minimum they recommended was a 3070 ti
I'm confused if I should go for the 3060 12gb or get a 3070 instead
they also sell 512GB S-ATA SSD in their systems, and if you change it to a faster 1TB M2 SSD the system gets cheaper
thats how they lost me π
12gb vram is needed.
it would be so convenient if 3060ti/3070 had more vram
is there any amd card that's better than 3060 under $600
Most AMD cards are better $/fps
but are they good when it comes to rendering?
why is it?
well AMD cards is for gaming, Nvidia is for gaming/editing/render stuff
i have 8 too :/
dont u have rtx 3070?
what's yours
oh i see
should i trade my rtx 3070 with rtx 2080 ti then lol
for 11 gb vram
anyones secret π
i would see how far you get with the 3070 before thinking about a trade
not worth it imo. I suggest you stick with the 3070 and upgrade to the next gen amd cpu and stick with that setup until you max out on vram usage
you could upgrade to a 4000 series gpu later
im upgrading to intel i7 12th gen
for my cpu
AMD is announcing a new gen cpu in a few days. you could wait and check out the performance and price compared to the i7 12th gen. you might get a better deal
not getting ddr5
would rip off my wallet
one good advantage of amd cpu is the motherboard for all of them have am4 sockets so you could save up a few bucks on your motherboard when you upgrade your cpu
i think it will be compatible with ddr4 and also ddr5
but not sure
the price probably gonna be higher than the i7 12th gen
pretty sure about it
current ryzen 9 5900x is 25% higher than the i7 12 th gen
the price will drop after they release the next gen
but as of now intel is cheaper and better
yeah probably will upgrade again in next 3 generations of intel
my initial plan was to get ryzen 7 5800x but intel outperforms it
im gonna stick to i7 12 th gen for now
the i5 12th gen is cheaper and has 4 more cores than ryzen 7 5800x
yea, that's why it'd be better to get intel for now than ryzen
well if i have extra budget i'd get ryzen 9 5950x than i9
they're similar cause im using DDR4
yes but wait for a week after the new gen releases the prices might drop
nah man, i dont think so
cause my country is indonesia so not really though
i cant buy things from amazon or ebay
it'd cost me $70 - 90 for the delivery lol
offline sellers offer a better price
yeah, im getting an intel 12 th gen cpu from an offline seller
i traded my old components and extra cash for it
Will the surface laptop studio be good for gaming and unreal engine?
Should I upgrade my 3060ti to a 3080 or wait for RTX 4000 to come out
Personally using a 3060. I think waiting till later this year is worth it. You might even be able to find 3080s cheaper if you can't find 4080 at MSRP
ok thanks
My pleasure!
If you are looking for rendering, sure GPUs are great but also the amount of CPU cores will matter
are ryzen 5600x a lot better than ryzen 2700x?
yes
hi, are there any differences between cl 16 and cl 18 ram for unreal engine 4/5 ? I have now ryzen 5900x with 32GB RAM 3200MHz cl 14, but looking for 3600mhz cl16 ram (since internet resources said that is the best) but there are almost only cl 18
yeah, but cl16 is so expensive :/
Just get the a double stick of GSkill 16 gb 3200mhz ram
The performance is really great
gskill is meh
Does anyone know any good laptops or computers to use for unreal engine because I have no idea
Yeah I don't see it
Hi! Rtx 3060 12GB VRAM or rtx 3070 8GB for unreal engine?
depends on your project
something more complex
new ryzens this fall? so far away π
Vram is so nice
A studio I worked at years ago used the Spyder calibrators. You could see if they are still any good.
Sorry I don't know which model they used, and it was long enough ago it probably doesn't matter.
why do you want one tho? aren't they only useful when working with prints?
a stupid newcomer question:
So I got a small aorus eGPU box for my laptop (thunderbolt 3, xps15 ) to update my graphics to make UE experience with megascan assets and foliage less of a slideshow on an oven i put my hands on. (i downscale it rn, still an oven. meh experience)
now the question comes: which graphics to put in it.
NVidia has DLSS and RTX, with all their AI stuff. While AMD looks cheaper for same performance.
Looking at 2060s/3060 levels of performance, but for cheaper, so i consider second hand options.
Need it only for working with UE and testing demos I will make.
Are NVidia mid-range cards worth extra cash?
My current plan is to use it for learning and making short single player story-based shooter with megascan assets and simple music videos.(too much specifics, i know)
as mentioned 20 times before in the last week, the 3060 is a good option as it has 12gb vram which is useful when working with large textures / mesh data
If you're going to use lumen with use hardware ray tracing when available, probably want to go Nvidia for better ray tracing performance
Also DLSS is nicer than TSR, whenever we get the official plugin updated
so, no AMD options better per $ as I understand?
i can't tell you how good the AMD stuff is, as i don't had my hands on any of those
i'm using a 3060, performance is ok, not outstanding, but good enough to work with it
thank you!
should've pick rtx 3060 and pick i9 gen 12 than rtx 3070 + i7 12700f
and only upgraded because of the vram, had 6gb before which wasn't enough on the long term, even the 12GB are kinda borderline on linux/vulkan π
anyone have tweak tips for mx150 i5 8gen 12gb ram?
pray
if i wanted to make a game like breathe of the wild for example but with more npcs and stuff happening in the world all the time
but without 2k or 4k graphics
with multiplayer possibly
like instanced multiplayer or something of that manner
You want go all out with 8K textures?
what would be the best for making the game world
also can you use nanite on landscaping
no
i want 1080
yeah
No nanite on landscapes
Not with landscapes
But you can premade landscapes as static meshes and then have Nanite
Though I don't think GTX 1080 support Nanite anymore
what if my landscape wouldnt change at all ver
i waana have level destruction
so my game wont ever run on 1080 pcs
apparently :C
wait serious question tho
whats best for for making a game world using landscape or static meshes with nanite?
if the world litteral landscape wont change
Your game could run on GTX 1080, but likely without Nanite and you have to provide fallback meshes
actually nvm ill use landmass rehardless lol
ok so thats good that my pc can run on old pcs
but lerts leave that question for unreal general
what would be best for making a large world with interactive maps and objects all over
because im about to drop a whole lots
of the money
and idk what i need
more gb or more speed
you want 8gb vram+
Personally I use landscape because of auto quad tessellations
Preferrably both
so 3090 :C
3070 is fine
wait
But more VRAM benefits are more apparent
3070 is ok with a really large world?
how do i do more vram?
RTX 2060 Super is fine
can i download* it >:3
Don't buy lower end RTX 30xx ones, particularly RTX 3050
RTX 3050 is a joke
RTX 2060 Super is a good budget middleground, it has 6 GB VRAM (IIRC) and RTX capable
wait vram is only in gpu
Heck, I say RTX 3050 is NVIDIA attempt at poor shaming
whats your budget?
almost 2000
for the gpu or whole pc?
gpu
dont get a 2060, rather the 3060 which has 12GB VRAM
lol
and if im not wrong 1080 should support nanite
o.o
Though for low budget I think RTX 2060 Super holds up well
2000 for a whole new pc, or just gpu?
wait
also which currency
hmm, i bought rtx 3070 & i7 12th and kinda regretted it and i should've bought rtx 3060 and i9 12th instead lol
but yea, i guess if you're on a low budget i'd recommend rtx 2060 super 12 gb
At least you're not buying RTX 3050
lmao
NVIDIA's poor shaming on that lol
just why nvidia 8 gb vram for rtx 3070 π π₯
RTX 2060 S has more VRAM than RTX 3050 and even in my local third world country the prices for the former isn't half bad
mine rtx 3050 is literally same though
but if you have extra cash just go for rtx 3060 if you wanna
or spend the rest for your cpu
why do you regret it? both should work well for unreal
sure the 3060 has benefits in some cases, but overall the 3070 is also a good card
and i7 also is good enough for UE, you don't really need an i9 unless you do mostly c++ stuff
just if i got 3060, i can buy 1 tb ssd nvme, and upgrade rtx 4000/5000 series in 2 years
my monitor is 1080p so i wouldnt need rtx 3070 much though
i do c++ stuff, im a programmer geek π€
i wish i could trade my current card for rtx 2080 ti and get $200 from it lel
though, i7 12th gen should be good i paired it with an AIO cooler 240L, much better than i9 gen 10
idk, just i kinda regret it though if i only just trade for rtx 3060 and i9 but welps, im fine with my current one
luxury regrets
yea maybe, but the thing is my monitor is 1080p rtx 3070 is kinda overkill
and i do code stuff, so the intel i9 would be much better for me, but yeah guess im alrighty for my current spec now movin on lol
Why is a 3070 overkill for 1080p?
try to search on some benchmarks, you'll see
but yea im okay with it
Are you saying that games are cpu limited on a 3070 at 1080p?
No, not really on games, im saying that i could use the rest money to spend on cpu & ssd, i rarely use blender or render thingy i'd use it just to test ray tracing dlss and ultra graphics
30 fps is enough to do tests even so
But nevermind, i did bought it just gonna use it pretty well
Ah ha.
Yeah my stupidity xD
hi , i am new in unreal engine 5 , i am learning the udemy course of unreal engine 5 , i want to know is this specification good ,
my laptop is
lenovo ideapad gaming 3
AMD ryzen 5 4600H
GTX 1650
16 gb ram
512 gb ssd
120 Hz FHD display
udemy already has UE5 course! Interesting (sadly no longer have work subscription π¦ )
Still breaks your original statement!
You're just double breaking it by believing that what I believe is wrong.
Consider looking for better laptop. What's your budget?
i am learning on a laptop, and its overheating as hell but, mine is not for gaming, for most basic stuff it goes well, unless i have 2 instances of unreal open with 2 browsers.
about memory: megascans eat a LOT of memory. Just for reference if you want to try out matrix city its 100gb, as is valley of the ancients.
There is an intersection only map if you need to see the crowd without the rest of the city
Still fairly heavy though
500 KD
In usd I donβt know how much it will be π€
I would like to know more info in what you have got to give, any advices and informations will be really helpful
what is KD? CAD?
Kuwaiti Dinar
1.634,75 United States Dollar according to google
that sounds like a pretty strong currency actually
rtx 3060 ;/
Then do consider grabbing better laptop with better GPU, like RTX 2060 Super or equivalent/better.
Lenovo isn't particularly well known for gaming laptop lineup, at least compared to the likes of MSI, Acer, Asus, HP or Dell
yeah i'll probably give a reseat a go thanks, thankfully this is a 980ti that has long served its purpose and it made it through the worst of the crypto storm, i couldn't have asked for much more 
i will wait and buy directly rtx 4080 desktop GPU or RX 7900 XT desktop GPU
i will build my custom pc π
it will "run" it. probably wont be very smooth
Trying you get a laptop that would be pretty powerful. Trying to trade my 3090 with people and this person is the first one that is allowing that. @astral musk
If anyone is in Spokane and is trying to sell there laptop that is capable of running unreal engine 5 and is able to run the city map, let me know. I might be able to trade you my 3090.
why trade a 3090 for it? thats a massive downgrade
I went into too much dept
I would like to go higher, but there is no good computers in my area to do a trade with
the current recommended specs for the city map are 12-core CPU, 64gb RAM, and at least 8GB of VRAM.
So, probably go for a razer laptop?
if it matches those specs, sure
to get those specs in a laptop would be worth way more than a 3090
Would a razer laptop with a 3080 and 32 gb ram be okay?
could be
There is nothing in my area still tho
If anyone is in Spokane and is trying to sell there laptop that is capable of running unreal engine 5 and is able to run the city map, let me know. I might be able to trade you my 3090 or my whole Pc.
rtx 3090 price is even lower than an rtx 3070 laptop
i mean with, a decent spec with a decent cpu
That is why I am trying to get one used
I might be willing to get give out the full computer
Also
there is a rare chance someone will trade it with u though
I've done that
Hi i have a crappy setup and I wanna start VR game development
Here are my current specs:
I7-4765T
8GB ram
HD 4600 graphics
I'm gonna buy 16gb ram and a gtx 2060 or a 1650 super
Would i need anything else
Better cpu
rather more memory than a better cpu
gtx 2060?
u mean gtx 1060?
get the 6 gb variant if you wanna
isn't it the same for VR?
yea, probably get a rtx 2060 super with 12 gb vram lel
apparently yes (was also surprised and googled it)
sad for u
if u have an extra cash
get rtx 3060
just nono for rtx 3050
hope the rtx 4000 series is good, and nvidia rtx 4000 series card vram is not 8
recommendation for a 4K HDR monitor for game dev?
just get something that your target group would buy π
those are the ones that you make the game for
that's what I'm looking for, no clue what that is though
what's the closest to a standard average 4k hdr monitor
sounds good what's that
I'll need the HDR
done π
it's easy: if you can stomach going to walmart you can have it for $30 :)
idk bro if it's gtx or rtx
it's the 2060 all i know π
is the 1650 super good
not for gamedev, unless you want to make low poly stuff with small texture sizes
if you plan on 4k textures, forget it
But you should dev on a monitor closest to true, so there's little deviation. If you dev on a generic monitor, there's already a deviation, you'll add more π
Can the steam deck run unreal engine?
Hi guys, I need to make a new pc for ue5, I'm currently using an old i3-4330 & GTX 750 ti with 24gb of ram.
What would be a good setup without putting too much budget into it ? I was thinking about a i7-10700K with a rtx 3060 and at least 32gb of ram. What do you guys think ?
Processor is probably okay, probably go with a 3070 for the graphics card and 32 - 64gb ram is good.
3070 is only 8gb and the 3060 is plenty fast enough at 1080p.
Yes I was thinking about the 3060 also for the Price difference (450β¬ for 3060 vs ~850β¬ for the 3070 currently).
And the 3060 that I saw has 12gb I believe.
The 3060 got "lucky" because nvidia didn't want to cut it down to 6GB.
Even the 3050 has 8GB
Hey all ππ» I'm certain people in this chat are tired of hearing this from newbies but I'm looking to get my first PC or preferably laptop to start usung unreal 5. If I wanted to buy something that's essentially ready to go out the box, what's the best recommendation?
Do you have any programming or game development experience?
If you want a good system, you're going to burn a $3000+ hole in your wallet.
I watch a lot of stuff on YouTube about it but as to actual experience, nope
I'd literally be starting from scratch
Well, like I say, it's a bit investment for a hobby you don't even know you'll be good at/enjoy
And to be honest right now I'm just looking to make some basic proof of concept stuff
More to show how something would look/work using a lot of premade assets, rather than like, making my own full game
What do you have atm? System-wise
Literally nothing πΏ
Alright.
So you probably want something with at least 8 cores, 16gb (pref 32) of ram, 8 (pref 12+) of vram, a 1gb ssd plus additional storage.
And at least a 20" screen, preferably closer to 30.
As for specific models, things like Alienware or whatever are overpriced.
Do not buy a Mac.
Wouldn't buy a mac if my life depended on it
Ok so if i wanted to mess around with the basics, as in more just testing out gameplay features, animations etc in a completely blank environment, do you think I could get away with spending less than Β£1000?
That's like $1250
Possibly?
Find something!
You can always ask people here if they think it's a good choice.
also depends if you start from scratch or upgrade something existing nvm, sounds like you start with nothing
and i dont know what the point of some asset flipping is (which would also cost you money, unless you can grab everything for free, which is highly unlikely)
either you want to do something serious or you just want to play an expensive "game"
Will a 3060 be okay for a laptop for running unreal engine 5 city map?
this is what you see when you open the city sample, they recommend a 2080/3080
- 12-Core CPU @ 3.4 GHz
- 64 GB RAM
- GeForce RTX 2080 or AMD Radeon 6000 (or higher)
- At least 8GB of VRAM.
Engine Scalability and Mass AI density can be reduced to increase performance.
Nanite is only supported by NVIDIA Maxwell GPUs and AMD GCN GPUs or higher.
Up to date graphics drivers and DirectX 12 are required.
Hello guys, i wanna ask
what would you prefer?
- RTX 3060 + i9 12900F
- RTX 3070 + i7 12700F
just curious though, i've built the second one
8 gb vram is the least requirement huh :/
How is this build for unreal engine 5?https://pcpartpicker.com/user/ChilledFisher/saved/LxKnpg
This part list is private.
PC Builder - Intel Core i9-12900K, GeForce RTX 3080 Ti, NZXT H510 ATX Mid Tower
Try again
looks good, but i would go for 64GB RAM
but depends on your projects
and maybe another CPU cooler
silentiumpc grandis 3 is neat if it's available in your country (nvm apparently not lga 1700 compatible)
Ddr5 ram is expensive
It would be about $500 for 64gb
your choice
yea, when going for DDR5 you could also wait for ryzen 7k series
or go 5900/5950x route, they are still solid systems which should be able to serve for a few years
@median marsh right now I have a rtx 3090, a Ryzen 5600x, and 16 gb ram. Would you recommend downgrading to a rtx 3080 or 3080 ti to get a better processor, motherboard, and more ram?
I just thought you had to have a balance of gpu and CPU
I also don't need the power of the 3090. Not that advanced yet to use it
the cpu isn't thaaaat bad
and your mainboard should be able to even work with 5950x?!
while i would rather suggest the 5900x because its cheaper
i would be most concerned about that 16GB of memory
If you do programming and compile often developing with a 5600x is gonna be a bit of a pain
well depends on how much stuff you have to compile
but in general yea, mostly you notice more cores when doing c++ and on shader compile times
Yeah, I'm doing c++ and unreal engine
I might just stick with my motherboard and go to a 5900x or 5950x then upgrade my ram to 64gb
Would you recommend going to ddr5 yet?
and it has 24gb vram if im not wrong
It does
Alright, that is what I have
thats your current mainboard?
Yep
Might as well wait for the 7xxx CPUs
yea no reason to upgrade that
i dont think its worth investing in newest mobo/cpu combo and trading the 3090 for it
Okay. I will just worry about ram at the moment
rather new cpu and more ram, and call it a day
They also seem to be much faster than 5xxx
sure they are, but don't you use a 5950x? they are pretty fast....
and will still last a few years
i never thought "well a cpu which is 20% faster would be great"
I consider upgrading π
Well the stuff I replace doesn't go to waste, it goes into my 2nd pc
yea but he thinks about downgrading to 3080 for a newer cpu
imho you have more from the 3090 than from a newer cpu
specially because it has tons of VRAM
Alright
and the mainboard you have is also pretty good
I wouldn't downgrade, would be better to just wait for new cpus and save up money till then
Thanks autocorrect
Thank you for the help
me too, selling them aint easy either, u have to lower the price smh
rtx 3080 ti only has 12 gb vram
then rtx 3090 24 gb vram which is plenty for ue stuff
12gb vram is still very good for developing high quality visuals in unreal
Can the 3060 run the city map?
hey, i want to ask though
should i get a SATA SSD 2 TB or a two sticks of NVMe 1 TB
the nvme 2 TB is hella pricey
i have 2 slots of nvme though, can i use like a raid technology for it?
i have raid 0 so
planning to trade rtx 3070 with rtx 2080 ti, and spend the extra cash left for 2 tb nvme ssd / 1 x 2 tb nvme
i'd not to switch a newer vga in 2-3 years, rtx 2080 ti would last longer with 11 GB vram and more tmus
the performance between rtx 3070 and rtx 2080 ti is only 2~5%
but for editing stuff or mapping ue things, it'd be far away.
i'd guess.
pick 1x 2TB
and dont do raid, they are fast enough on their own
i have 2x1TB and i need more, so i already need to put one in an adapter card, because all slots of my mainboard are used -.-
why would you need more?
is that your current mainboard? or are you planning to buy it?
My current one
unreal with assets takes alone an entire 1TB SSD (but i have an engine source build, which is larger than the the standalone from the Epic Launcher)
π π
Is it ue5?
yes
Ah i see
Yea probably with much assets
Rtx 2080 ti is better
Its better for rendering and editing thingy
More tmus
see, your board doesnt even have an pci ex x4 slot, so you should really go for the 2TB m2 ssd
so you have one spare m2 slot for the future
Yeah but the theyre expensive for me though
Im hoping someone to sell their rtx 2080 ti for $550
they cost pretty much the same here as 2x 1TB
Yeah, its around 3.75 million rupiah for me though
how much is 1TB?
here the 2TB version costs around 75% more than the 1TB version
so even cheaper than 2x 1TB
Dang, here the 2 tb version is 10~20% more
but that SSD isn't even really good
looking at the stats....
it's better than S-ATA but still kind of slow for an M2
There is no faster ssd than that for that price
how much would a samsung be?
Hold on lemme cek
with those prices you may also want to check if importing your own wouldn't be an option
Yea hold on
Well with 2x1 tb stick it'd cost 3.05 million rupiah
For adata sx6000 pro
3.05
I mean 3.05
Typo
And yeah im selling my rtx 3070 for 11.4 million rupiah
And get rtx 2080 ti instead
idk if that shop is reliable
but they have some 2TB around 3 million
ok this seems like a price check site, and theres no offers listed -.-
sry
https://cf.shopee.co.id/file/9ce0c803a2aa9a6882cc324817c349c0 dafuq is this? π
Tbw: 500 gb?
probably 200TB for the 500gb model
400TB for the 1TB model
that website really serves the cliches of your country π
Yea, there is another one though
To buy hardware components i usually go to tokopedia
There is no review on there yet, not sure about that
Hi guys, is that a good Pc for ue5 (I won't use it for some ultra realistic games projects)
https://de.pcpartpicker.com/list/yWC6Bj
Btw, I already have a SSD.
PC Builder - Intel Core i7-12700K, GeForce RTX 3060, Corsair 4000D Airflow ATX Mid Tower
Haha I spent the last 2 days only watching some hardware videos on youtube so I hope it's a fine build
My current PC is a 8 years old low budget (i3-4330 & GTX 750 ti) so it would be like 30 times better I believe.
which SSD? Oo
I have a 512gb currently but will add a 1tb soon
btw. silentium pc grandis 3 is a cheaper alternative for the bequiet dark rock (but you might have to "order" the lga1700 kit from them, which will cost you shipping)
and i think i have the same memory, which didn't run out of the box with 3600MHz
so you may have to fiddle around with bios settings to get it work properly
mine runs with 2666MHz currently -.-
and for the case i would go with be quiet! Pure Base 500DX π
should have a similar good airflow
and the PSU might be overkill for a 3060
700W should be enough for that system
but that's all nutpicking, overall a good system
225W the 3060 under peak load, the i7 idk, probably still both <400W peak
and you don't have peak load all the time
even 700W is generous
where does it show the PSU usage?
also this is Peak, not idle, not working
usually you don't even have peak on both cpu and gpu
ah, thx
well yea it's peak load, so even a 600W power supply should be sufficient
700W is a safe choice
for that system i would probably go for 650W - 700W then
the 50% thing is nonsens π
where do you have 100% cpu + gpu load?
which vendor puts that in his datasheet?
i want to see it π
i think they rather suggest to at least utilize it with 50%
because switching power supplies tend to be inefficient at low load and it can happen that they even wont turn on apparently a thing from the past
but looking at the efficiency curve of modern PSUs, even those are pretty efficient at low load
850W is total overkill
here's a nice table of what the standards are asking for
I have a 750w with a TR and a 3080 ti and a 6800 xt, never had any issues.
so the modern PSUs are really good compared to like 10-15 years ago
I would spring the extra 20 for a noctua dh-15
Also if your using WiFi, unless your really close to the box, make sure that mobo comes with the wireless antenna adapter, makes leagues of difference
Hahaha to each their own, I'd rather have something proven for even the latest i9 vs something that looks good
the antenna is included
No problem with the wifi, I'm using only ethernet cable
but as said, changing a few parts would save you ~100β¬
i would also take something proven, and the dark rock pro and grandis 3 proved themself on similar cpu's
Asus B660M Steel Legend or MSI B660M PRO-G
What do you guys think about this RAM: https://www.amazon.com.tr/Kingston-FURY-Beast-32-KF432C16BB/dp/B097K3STJG?th=1
it's good, but you should always use a set of two
you waste a lot of performance when not running dual channel
personally I would suggest not doing that, especially if they're running at different speeds
Would it be worse than a 2x8 dual combo?
That's what I have currently and barely able to run Resharper
do you know what ram you currently have?
mixing different memory is most of the time a pita
tbf , in my old PC i had 2 x 4gb sticks running at 2133MHz and 2 x 4gb sticks running at 2400MHz
and it worked fine , all it did was downclock the 2400 sticks to 2133
hey guys, you think it is ok to use an external hdd with usb3.0 to put und pull the quixel assets from or would it be pain to work like this cause bandwidth?
not sure if i can install more Drives into my PC - and was weighing my options π
the bandwidth of USB is less the problem than the transfer speed/access time of the HDD
and idk how much CPU load usb adds
so if I can choose - is should go for the internal i understand
indeed
thank you!
there are also drive bays if you need to be portable
also there are pci express adapter cards for M2 PciEx SSDs
so if you dont have a slot on your mobo free, but an pci express with at least x4, it's an option too
good hints!
yea but who would by sata when you can have 5x the speed π
for almost the same price
it does
i dont have a high end mobo - i got a m2 ssd already in there - a rtx 2080 also - i think i had a bandwith limit at some point with my board regarding PCIE
but i could be wrong
yea you could be out of lanes
jeah! lanes was the issue
depending on cpu/chipset
the 2080 might probably run fine with 8 lanes if it's pci ex 4.0
puh now you got me
cant remember all the details
which cpu / mainboard is it?
hey but to not further stress your time - i shall go with an internal ssd right?
if you can go with an internal, yes
AMD Ryzen 9 5900X
UNLESS, you go sata anyways AND you have an esata port on your mobo
then you get the same speed with an external one, if you connect it with esata
that ryzen supports pci ex 4.0
but then again, the mainboard is also important to know
and how the pci ex slots are connected
some boards have some slots which are connected to the chipset rather than the cpu
Motherboard Name
ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. ROG STRIX B550-F GAMING
it's about the lanes
yea most likely
or would one bottleneck?
would be the best option, yea
got ya!
m2 nvmw - i thank you both so much - i really appreciate you
thanks!
i see π
π
you have top mainboard / cpu, so don't bother with hardware from 2012
jeah - i dont want to sound like richy rich but experince shows
buy cheap and you buy twice so i like to go for quality in the first place
indeed, not always but most of the time
now i can go shopping with confidence
thanks to you guys
again - i appreciate it so much
as long as you dont buy the SSD that i posted a few days ago π
this domain always takes so much research - you just saved me
^^
this or seagate?
i would go for the samsung
got two 970 evos, which are doing good π
seagate has good support in my experience
at least when it comes to RMA defect drives
ok, can't share that experience
did RMA like 3 or 4 drives, and hadn't any trouble
Samsung 970 EVO vs 980 - will I as a hobbyist even recognize a difference in their performance?
not really
well then i got with the 970
go with the cheaper of both
Have 4 Samsung ssds and all work great still, the oldest one I bought 4 or 5 years ago
yo
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Hey, should i use nvme 1 tb as a boot disk
I have 1 tb hdd as the second drive
And a sata ssd 240 gb for the boot disk
Is it better to replace the sata with nvme as the boot one?
Or i should just use the nvme for UE
It's going to make very little difference which drive you boot off.
Well, i will use around 120 gb for the os so
If i made it a second drive, i'll have more free space
I bought a 2 tb 970 evo plus and files corrupt after a while of the pc being on and the only way to fix it is by restarting my pc
its very funky
i have not, although I am using the one it tells to me to use in the motherboards manual
do you have another disk in the system?
i would run some stress test, on one of the other disks, to get sure that it's related to the SSD and not something else
then if you are sure that its somehow the SSD, i would put it in another slot and try again
if it still makes trouble RMA it
and make backups ASAP before anything else
and dont run any productive stuff on it, if it corrupts files
also you can check if the SMART report has anything useful in it
it taunts me every time I look at FE
tysm
quick question, I am an artist and haven't upgraded my rig in 9 years (I'm surprised it still runs), and will start putting a new one together soon, but I have a question, in particular to artists. is there a noticeable difference in UE4/5 performance between AMD, Intel and Nvidia Cards and CPUs of the same bracket (low to mid)?
Yes but not very much difference in performance. You should go with amd processor and nvidia graphics card
intel i7 gen 12 is cheaper and better than amd ryzen 9 5900x fyi
you're comparing a range of processors from '22 to a single processor from '20 without any clarification on what you mean by "better", not a very compelling statement
Well you can check it out on the internet, on most benchmarks i7 gen 12 is 5~8% better
what processor specifically? what workload? like what are your criterion(s) for being "better"? less power consumption, being faster in an artificial test, per core frequency, age, cache size? you should see that such an assertive statement requires some explanation, there are two dozen i7 gen 12 on the market right now, you cannot cherry pick certain aspects from a range of processors and put them against a very specific processor
theres not many i7 12th gen
and at least here they cost as much as an 5900x
but the i7 for sure is more future proof when considering an upgrade any time soon
if you want to upgrade for the next 5 or more years, it really doesn't matter that much which you pick
23 if i can still count
is an RX 6600 ok for UE5 dev?

