#Are this gonna last for 8-10 years ?
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so, i try to build a current gen gaming PC dedicated for streaming.
its well above average, but not the best at all...
i researched, and besides Ark Survival Ascended, all games that i want to play should run just fine.
one of my friend told me that bottlenecking is a thing, but after i showed him my build with my currently monitor, he calculated 0% chance for bottleneck... so i'm pretty confident about that...
PC BUILD:
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so, thats my setup. what do you think ?
the cpu is going to "bottleneck" the gpu
you should spend more on the gpu and the cpu
get somrthing like an rtx 4070 and a ryzen 5 7600
if you want it to last as long as possible
then get an rx 7800xt/7900xt(x)
because of their vram
I would advise against the Seagate 20TB drive.
- its way too large. Get 4-6TB either IronWolf or WD red drive and 2TB NVMe drive. You will be happier that way
- I have 16TB model of these Exos's and it is really loud and quite often causes 2 secons lag when browsing files
tbh the entire build feels like something one person with very specific needs would get. What do you plan on using it for? just gaming?
fr
R9 7900 rtx 3060?
bros scared so bad about bottleneck
that he introduced reverse bottleneck
And use this @sick comet https://pcpartpicker.com/
how did he calculate? bro skipped math classes
hes right tho, im getting a 7900 xt
and a 7600
for my pc to last 6+ years
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@sick comet Maybe if u tell us ur budget we could give u an better option
bottleneck calculators suck
dont use them
my 5600 doesnt even bottleneck my 3090
just get a midrange/high end cpu and do some research about whether or not it will be a bottleneck
in the games you play and appd you use
the cpu is too powerful for the gpu. u should get a 7500f and a 7800 XT instead
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are RX 7600 8 GB version has Vram in it ?
since currently thats the only gpu that is close to the rtx 3060 performance,
and it fits to my currently budget.
also, i watched this video, and what i seen is the RX 7600 8GB GPU has better stability in FPS but the RTX 3060 12GB has better visual lighting effect...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsvSRSmoi4M&t=515s
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😄 i need that large HDD, since i want to install all my whole steam libary at once, so i don't have to wait to play a game...
my steam libary has a little more than 600 games.
excluding visual novels, or test servers, and we down to 550 game...
you dont want to play most games from that HDD anyway. thats why I recommend a larger SSD. as I said the lags it is having are ok for file storage but I don't game from it.
i plan to use it for twitch streaming modern games, and emulating hundreds of older games...
i have a 2 TB hdd currently, and i don't sense any lagg with that...
or thoose extra discs inside matter that mutch ?
I don't know what the cause is. My 4TB WD RED NAS drive was totally fine for 8 years. but the 16TB Exos is having these freeze ups
They are not bad enough for me to go and investigate as the drive is used for storage. If I want to play a game that I stored on the HDD previously I first move it onto a SSD.
hm... well, i will check that lag issue, when its arrived.
if its not perform as well as i was expected, i switch it for 2 pieces of 10 TB hdds instead...
800.000 HUF.
convert that from your vault.
it does have a great storage to price ratio. Just dont launch a game from it and move it onto a ssd previously.
Whats huf
hungarian florint
hungarian forint.
8 GB is the vram
since i'm from hungarian...
its in the name
like the 12GB in the rtx 3060
The rtx 3060 12 GB is better than the rx 7600 i reckon
But i would still recommend spending more money on the GPU and less money on the CPU
isnt that 2200 dollars?
yes
If its for gaming and streaming absolutely
its around 2290$.
acoording to google at least...
also another thing with having drives this size is mine takes a day(20h) to defragment
yeah
so
why u getting an 3060
For it to last 8-10 yr?
well, the next gpu that i would like is an RTX 3080, but currently, it is out of budget...
however, i plan to upgrade it in the next 3 years...
do u know the 40 series are out or do u live under a rock bc idk why u aiming that low with an 2290$ budget
Are u purchasing local?
since it can run all games that i like to play, and plan to buy.
only the new ark survival game has that sky high pc requirements...
there are many cards that outperform it for cheaper as far as i know
like the rx 7800 xt
For 500$
Yes it does
but u still can get better
for 2290$?
?
yes.
in this way, i don't has to py for shipping.
thats why i using that local website
i don't know. its 2x price in my region...
yeah sounds pretty good to pay over 100 dollars more than pay 30 for shipping
https://hu.pcpartpicker.com/list/2NjfFs if you absolutely must have the storage I would go for something like this
Part List - AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, GeForce RTX 4070, Zalman i3 NEO ATX Mid Tower
the mobo has plenty of SATA connectors
fuck
i was modying it and didnt saved
@sick comet Atleast buy the gpu online
so u can get an better one
if u want it to still being a beast for 8+ years
Get an 7900 xt or 7900 XTX
rdna for old stuff? thats a pass from me.
wdym?
had issues with old games and apps on 5700xt. I did manage so solve them all but nvidia backwards compatibility is better.
driverwise yes
ok then go for the 4070 non ti
4070 is probs the only worth 40 series card imo
yea
rlly that doesnt matter
old cards
newer ones are better
Drivers keep getting better as far as i know
im getting a 7900 xt for a 6+ year build
cus of its 20 gb ram
better bandwith
they dont work much on backwards compatibility tho. dx11 and older.
dx12 perf is awesome
and can a radeon card lighting effect looks so intense as a nvdia can ?
since thats the main reason why i picked an nvdia card, over a rx one...
dont worry about raytracing. radeons having 15-20% more raster performance for same price is still very noticeable.
you will enjoy either nvidia and radeon.
allright...
ye
but u can get more with radeon than nvidia
the only reason to go nvidia nowdays its ray tracing
. . . btw, you said that the large hdd that i'm buying rn, will be slow.
but how slow are your 16 TB hdd is ?
only buy SSDs for gaming
up to 250 MBps. usually around 100 tho. sequential
Exos x18 16TB
here is samsung 980 pro SSD.
i gaming from a 2 TB hdd for about 3 years now, and i don't have any problem with it what soever...
thats why i decided to buy a bigger hdd for this purpose in the first place...
i use the exos as a torrent stash which is about all i need from it. I have 2 SSDs with 2TB total capacity. if I want to run anything more than a movie I move it onto those ssds.
do you has any hdd that is only 1 or 2 TB ?
i like to see if that has a faster reading speed compared to the 16 TB one that you currently use...
i mean, comparing an ssd to a hdd is something that i not consider "fair comparasion"
not on hand. will search online. also I have heard my writing head moving around a lot even during sequential read. I have 1% fragmentation but due to nature of my usage those speeds might be lowered.
btw, whats the name of the app where you compared to the hdd / ssd speed ?
in that way i can test it to myself
crystal disk mark shizuku edition
so, i used the same settings, and it seems like the smaller hdd is truly faster...
mine is fragmented due to me torrenting on it.
I spend the entire day to defragment it. Wan show from like a year ago did touch on the subject of who could need 20TB HDDs.
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it says "its no pentaly while you reading it"
so i don't know how gaming on it will effect that... isn't that just reading the games ?
new cyberpunk patch basically requires ssd. When I played BDO I got performance boost from running the game off SSD. When many assets are to be loaded the drive head has to wiggle around because those assets are located elsewhere on the drive. wiggling read head=lost speed. SSDs are elctronical and dont have moving parts. this is why random read/write speeds are so different.
alright, but i have 3 questions then:
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1: one of my friend said that gaming off an ssd might damage the hardware overtime mutch more than it would do to a hard drive... this friend is currently AFK, so i can't prove this information yet.
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2: you mentioned assets loading, and rendering, but isn't those things are the gpu / cpu - s work ?
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3: you mentioned performance loss, but how much fps that means ? since if its around 4-5 fps, its not a big deal for me...
- moving head will wear hdd down more than ssd. ssds can wear out over time, that is true, but I have had my current ssd for half a year and if I am to extrapolate manufacturer's TBW rating to my usage(frequently moving games on and off it) it will last me about 30 years.
ssd has a limit on how much you can write there. hdds don'tasterisk
*:physical failure can occur at basically any time.
- game does run from RAM and VRAM but games are way larger than usual person's RAM capacity so SSD/HDD is still used.
- performance is game and location dependant. in BDO it was about 200% increase.
wow. thats a lot...
not to mention load times
just run your games off the ssd. hdds are for long term storage.
and dont worry about wear. 10 years ago ssds were 250GB in capacity and used SATA controller instead of going trough PCIe lanes. technology evolves.
😄 thats true.
and if you don't mind, i ask some more technical questions just to self evolve...
so, what is the difference between RAM and VRAM ?
my original plan was to use DDR4 rams, but after discovering that the newer DDR5 rams are better in some way, i came up with this build to just nearly fit to my budget...
but i don't know about anything about VRAM...
how is that different from regular rams ?
one is used by CPU(game code) the other by GPU(textures) basically.
ohh...
DDR4 to DDR5 difference is how much bandwidth they have. just get DDR5. DDR4 is end of life.
yeah. that's why i modified the original plan...
btw, what ram type used by what ?
regular ram is for cpu,
and vram is for gpu ?
vram comes preinstalled on gpu. its in the name of the product. ram just get 32GB. look at the pcpartpicker list I sent before.
32tb of hdd space 
Damn
If it’s sensitive data you might wanna look into more drives at a lower capacity for using them in raid or something
yes. big harddrives around 20GB+ are a pain. Even running RAID is not very good because rebuilding takes over 24hours.
For my usecase my backup is in the rest of the swarm.
that5s why i suggested smaller compacity drives but several of them like maybe a few 4 tb drives instead for raid data backup
its only 20 TB. and i don't need more than that.
- since i want my whole steam libary downloaded at once, its around 10 -12 TB.
- movies, and anime series around 3 TB
- and the rest of the storage go for self developed indie games, and non steam game launchers, like GOG.
first, i thinked about having 2 piece of 10 TB hdd instead of a single 20 TB one, but since i don't know currently, how mutch tb my stea libary needs exactly, i feared about that 10 tb won't be enough for it...
so thats why i decided to has one massive hdd instead of multiple smaller one...
but if you are right, and i will have problems with it, i probably will sell it, and switch to multiple smaller ones.
anyway, are 10 TB hdds more trust worthy than a 20 tb one ?
Unless you’re playing older games. Gaming on a hard drive will not be an enjoyable experience. And some games literally won’t run on a hard drive
And it’s not really that per say. But with multiple drives you can use raid and have data redundancy for if a drive fails you won’t lose all your data
No need to have redundancy for steam library. Backing up what can't be redownloaded to a smaller 4-8 TB drive in an external enclosure is imo the better option.
He said he'd be developing indie games
Any development=ssd. No question about that.
I mean he seems hard set on harddrives so idk
i mainly play games that released around 2020, or 2023 indie games...
rarely playing emulated games from older systems like PS2 / 3DS...
Yea that’s what I was alluding to
to be clear, i don't develop massive games in unity or unreal.
i only use game engines like: RPG Maker or Visual novel maker. (due the fact that i can't code)... what i done so far, they don't consume a lot of power, but since i like to use a lot of different assets for the game, it can quickly reach huge sizes...
but i quess i will research, how mutch an 5 TB hdd cost...
maybe i can stack 3-4 of them.
consider setting up this
. . . how can i know, if my hdd is usning PMR or SMR reading technology ?
Go to the manufacturers website
ok, so my pc is finaly arrived with all the good stuff in it, but when i turned it on, the fans are instantly going like crazy.
the fan speed is high even if i'm idle in the desktop with no background process...
someone know, how can i fix this issue ? the fans are really loud at this speed...
(my pc has windows 11 OS)
Do you have them hooked into a sata fan hub
how many pins do the fans have?
Depends on what kinda fan it is
PWM/dc controled or DC voltage controlled fans (typically pretty cheap)
The picture will pretty much tell you which fan you have. But the listing of the fan will for sure tell you which is which
ohh... ok.
so it turns out, my case fans can't be controlled by software...
Awesome so are they 4 pin?
my case fans dont even have any dynamic curve. just have it blow some air at a loudness you are comfortable with(configure in bios). most of the heavy lifting will be done by GPU and CPU fans. case fans just blow the excess hot air away.
. . . so, problem solved.
the issue caused by the gpu is not connected to the pc. the cable is too loose, when they built it...
now, its all quiet.
so uh, yesterday i encountered some unusual bugs...
- first is when i tryed to update one of my game that had a dlc with a different launch icon, the download section said, its allready downloaded, but in my libary it said that its currently downloading...
i only could fix that when reinstalling the base game, and then downloading the dlc.
- second bug is when i tryed to copy large folders for my old drive to my new one, the download freezed at 16%, and i can't even close the transfer.
so i decided to restart my pc, but the restarting process is taked too much time too (even tho my windows is in my SSD), so i needed to manually restart, and that fixed the issue...
so, my question is, is theese bugs can occure becous of the 20 TB hdd ? or is it something else ?
i might have made the 20TB HDDs sound a little too scary. They aren't scary, just inconvenient, slow and if program is running off of it it significantly degrades performance for that particular program. But HDDs of all sizes are functional and (if formatted properly) aren't a cause of SW issues
check what the game path is, check how the drive is formatted.
recently I thought I had an issue with sectors. turns out I just had two programs modyfying the same folder and throwing errors because the contents kept changing.
ohh... alright.
i sliced the hdd for 2 sections, a 10 TB section for games, and 8 TB section for any other stuff...
with this setup, the file transfers are works properly. however i don't tested the steam issue yet...
anyway, currently everything seems to be fine.
only thing that bothers me is no matter the pc upgrade, the win11 boot up just as slow as my win10 in my previous computer...
so, are you know a OS that supports most of the PC games, and faster than win11 ?
i thinked about putting steam OS in my PC, but first i want to try reinstalling windows, and minimzing the useless system files, maybe that would make the bootup a bit faster...
hate to say it but boot times of over 20 seconds are normal. sub 16 is really fast. Issue comes from DDR5 size... You can try to reduce it by enabling 6000MHz XMP profile in BIOS.
keep windows. everything else is a gimmick that doesn't have wide software support. Games are made to run on windows.
I beg to differ. My 7700 with 6000Mhz memory is 7-8 seconds on the latest asrock bios version