#Prebuilt recommendation
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The 5070Ti is ~10% better then the RX9070xt, also Nvidia has DLSS so I would go for the 5070ti
The RTX4080S is about ~5% faster then the 5070ti, but i would still go for the 5070ti
4080s is the same price as the 5070ti and the 4080 super is faster, go 4080 super
Only 5%
I would still go with the newer gen
Generation doesn't really matter, the 50, 40, 30, 20, 10 is not what youre watching
Its the two numbers after
That state the performance
Cuz in that case, youd choose a 5080 over a 4090
Because it's a 50 at the front
And lose out on alot of performance
Then why does the 20/30/40/50 even exist if they could have jsut kept it in one gen
Because the newer generations offer more features and optimization compared to the last
More features, not performance
If you dont need the features, then go for performance
So take the 5070ti
5% aint much
Only if you need the features the 5070ti offers
dawg
It depends on the task, the other components, if its a game then the game, the resolution
You cant say its 5% better across all
As solo said, he can choose the 5070ti for mfg and more driver support
He didnt say its 5% difference
MFG is apart of DLSS4, a featureb
fair, is the 5070ti worth that 20% more over the 9070xt?
20% for a cheaper price if you ask me
whats the difference between like cheap and expensive gpus even if its the same card
the one im looking at is by galax
Idk I'm sitting on a Intel card
Thermal design and look
Its mostly the cooling, the sound, the look etc thats different
The cooling, not by alot
Get the cheapest of the card it doesn't matter, or if you have money to buy preference then u can
Commonly hated is the ventus though, idk why (it sounds like an airport)
imma just ask:
wdyt of this pre-built
https://aftershockpc.com/products/amd-combo-level-7-ryzen-5-7500f-rx-9070-x
The AMD Combo : Level 7 is crafted for seamless 1440p gaming and content creation. Featuring the AMD Ryzen 5 7500F Processor paired with a high-performance AMD RX 9070 XT graphics card, this build excels at delivering smooth gameplay and efficient multitasking. The synergy between the AMD CPU and GPU leverages Smart Access Memory to enhance data...
its quite competitive considering ram prices are through the roof
im currently on 5600x + 3070ti, been wanting to go am5 for a long while but i felt that my games ran alright until recently when i went from 1440p to 4k
Prebuilt recommendation
Id say the cliche you can get better if you build it yourself
The parts are decent, nothing crazy
N they only give u a 750w psu
i agree but ddr5 ram prices are kinda crazy
I know, still can get better
fair point, they offer a 850W psu for $35 more
wdym by better, as in the stuff i can get for the same price?
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/rDxD6Q
This build is about 47 cents cheaper
Part List - AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, Radeon RX 9070 XT, Phanteks Eclipse G370A ATX Mid Tower
U get the 7800x3d cpu, 850w psu
2tb storage
ATX build
Better cooler
And I wasn't even tryna look for parts, I jus clicked the first good part I seen
If I had to actually sit there n make a max performance build for that price, youd prolly get better
You aren't from the US?
converted is 1300us
Even better
im from singapore
What country are you from
Well I have to head to work soon so I cant even ask what retailers you use to try and build one
And Im not sure how Singaporean prices are
Either ways, you being from Singapore may change the opinion on whether its better to build or to buy prebuilt
thats true
i feel its a throwup
the prebuilt prices are competitive, but they skimp on certain parts
Unfortunately I wont have the time right now to test that theory, but a quick answer to your pre-built question is the parts arent bad, it jus seems like they cheaped out on most things
Micro atx build, 1tb storage of a low budget ssd, 750w psu, an id cooling cooler which works but is cheap
But atleast the 9070xt ig
yeah thats fair, ill look about
Sorry I cant help you further right now, I have to get going for work, not a bad build in terms of performance though,but performance isnt the only factor you should consider when buying a pc
Its price as well
no problem, i mean our time zones are kinda flipped, im going to bed, so probably catch you in about 9 hours or so
You'd let me know what retailers you got
this is pretty much the only online one, its a ballpark
for prebuilts theres:
aftershock pc
invader pc
thats all i can find online
U can get the prebuilt in that case
how does the 7700 or 7800x3d perform compared to the 7500f?
if its a large difference i dont mind paying abit more for those cpus
What task? Gaming?
yeah mainly gaming, i do abit of productivity as well, lightroom (photo editing)
i am also still deciding on 5070 ti or 9070xt, but leaning on the latter because the 5070ti build is like $200us more
7800x3d>7700>7500f but the difference between the 7700 and 7500f in gaming isnt that much so it comes down to the price difference
its like 40 ish usd more for the 7700 over 7500f
looks like it based of cpu charts
7500f
Wym?
like i saw a video comparing diff cpus in diff games with the same gpu
Nice
4th one is the most powerful but 750w power supply, second one is good value but still m-atx and first one is mud tier
Mid*
Which fits in your budget?
Do they all fit in your budget?
yeah they all fit
my budget is around 2k sgd
you can take a look at their websites if you are free
aftershock pc
invader pc
im flexible budget wise, i wanna get a decent pc that can run 4k with fsr4/dlss4, idm paying more if it means better bang for buck if you get what i mean
Id go wit the last one
theres also this, same pricing at the last one
but its trading the 5070ti for 9070xt with a better cpu and other parts
IM™ 9070XT7800X3D-M45-YK67 Radeon RX™ ™ 9070XT | Ryzen 7 7800X3D AMD RYZEN 7 7800X3D 4.2GHz ASUS TUF GAMING B850M-E WIFI THERMALRIGHT FROZEN PRISM 240 ARGB COOLER CRUCIAL PRO DDR5 6000MT/s 32GB ASUS PRIME AMD Radeon RX™ 9070XT O16G ADATA LEGEND 860 1TB 6000MB/s COOLER MASTER MWE GOLD V3 850W ATX3.1 PSU COOLER MASTER ELITE 490 M-ATX BLACK...
Was jus about to send you that
yeah haha
They're all matx but this seems good
personally i have not much pref for atx or m-atx
Nice, then you can go for that one
is there any difference anyway
Big and small
ive been using m-atx since my first pc
fair
this one seems decent actually, a proper aio with a decent mobo and psu