#pc-build-help-and-tech-talk
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but also nice you're the 1% now
yea man i earned this XD
I might get the ti
if you do im getting two
just so that no one will notice my small penis size

idc about cores since I will never be using them all
ill trun my fucking room into a sona
sona?
sana?
its sauna
Sauna?
thats the one
Ye
Oh boy you're gonna boil the liquid cooler 
Just do a submerged build š
also I was wrong
that what a mineral oil build is XD
all 20 series has nvenc
prolly not hard to maintain but if you wanna switch parts you're screwed
with great patience
You gotta drain it in order to transport it, well at least that makes sense to me 
Its an oily mess but its cool lol
You can actually. Just like a normal case.
Its not that bad as you guys make it seem to be
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You just lift the whole system at once from the "case" you just gotta make sure it finnishes leaking oil
yea but the parts wont they catch dust so easily while still lubbed
only problem is when reusing oil or using old parts is going in dust free into the oil
You gotta catch the old oil in some type of container
i mean is the oil expensive?
You gotta pre clean it really good otherwise the "used oil" will be disgusting
About the same price as a good AIO lmfao
Mineral oil costs just about as much as an AIO lol
aio?
oh
so like 100 bucks
Heh
I prefer big chungus air coolers compared to AIOs. My experience with AIOs have been very subpar.
I wouldnt recommend it tbh.
Mine leaked (not uncommon) from the pump and wouldāve killed my GPU had I not vertically mounted it.
Pump also failed
i have no choice
You either get a good AIO or a bad one. Thereās no in between and its a gamble I dont recommend to first time users.
You have all the choice tbh
A Noctua NH-D15 or Be Quiet Dark Rock Pro 4 actually performs better than a mid range AIO
Yea bout the same
dude that is big ass cooler
It comes down to: Are you looking for aesthetics, or are you looking for conventional performance?
Why do you stil have a sticker on it
A 360 AIO will cool the i9 sufficiently, but you have to check the pump every now and then. You run the risk of killing your GPU if the pump leaks, and you run the risk of overheating your CPU if your pump fails.
im running on I7 9700K with this cooler
Its fine, but why the 5 gram of Kryonaut? The 1 gram is 10 bucks and gives more than enough for the one build
I suppose if you're gonna build a handful of pcs or repaste the card or something
probably neither
Not usually necessary though, that being said
ty for the heads up
You're only gonna be running 1080p high refresh right?
Then tbh consider just getting the 2070 Super, even that is pretty good at 1440p. Use the extra cash for an NVME
Well looking at that case, why did you choose that one?
You don't need to spend too much on a case, fair enough... and they really do like cheaping out on fans in the low end. Either by not including any or no more than 1. The fans might be adequate, but I couldn't personally guarantee longevity or hell, sound
yeah, now that i have some cash freed up from the gpu downgrade i could probably invest in a better case and some fans
my budget is $1500 w/o peripherals
So I got this case from Cougar, they have a number of cases in the same price range likely all of similar quality and feature set. Its the Cougar turret mesh, though looking it up on Newegg they don't have it in stock now; but this one is very similar. https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16811553033?Description=cougar mx330&cm_re=cougar_mx330-_-11-553-033-_-Product
huh, nice
hey question. when the early access is done, do you have to re-buy the game
no
its 5600 xt or just 5600 i wasent paying attening much
That CPU is like faster than a 9980H apparently
yeah its a 8 cores...16 threads i think
I think it was 12 cores 24 threads
they def said 8 cores
i wasent sure for the threads
and that was high end from what im aware of
yeah the 4800u was 8c 16th
nothing to intresting tbh
Interesting for laptops actually
and it was faster than some random intel i7 4 core 10th gen cpu
Supposedly now the fastest laptop CPU
No idea
I just heard the AMD cpu was much faster than any laptop cpu now
Might see from LTT
ehh they compaired it to some 4 core 8 thread intel cpu and beat it out by 25%,and thats like 1 or 2 benchmarks
let me find it
oh i was wrong on some of the benchmark stuff
@fleet canopy
ohh intel keynote starting.....
Strange
It was a video of this guy I watch that covers pc tech, he talked about the AMD keynote
hmm
Maybe he had to reupload for whatever reason
possibly
oh
altough,i wasent really inpressed about the 5600 xt i will say that
Me neither considering that its coming out a year after the 1660ti, and beating it sure; but at the same price its not really a big deal
There were rumors that they wanted it at 300 that would have been really bad tbh 
At the same time though, the idea of flashing a 5700 XT bios onto it; unlocking the power limit and sending the clocks to 2ghz...
Well maybe it can't get that high, but still 
yeah
i think once the partners start to ship it out its going to be around 350
usd
idk though
Nah they said the partners are shipping it, there are gonna be plenty of 279 models
ah ok
A Powercolor Red Devil or Sapphire Nitro is gonna be a 40 dollar premium probably, but at that price point and even below that you can find 5700s
Actually I can't find any anymore, I remember there being a reference model going for 299. Oh well 
Once the gpu has had a few months to age ima think about upgrading it
to it*
cus god knows how bad amd day one driversare
drivers are*
It'll be using the same drivers they've been developing since July
So it wouldn't be an issue
And tbh launch drivers for brand new architectures are always a mess
Turing launch was probably worse, especially since there was a hardware problem where the cards were failing
360Hz monitor tf https://youtu.be/Pf_k8Lg4dmo
Does anyone have a referrence RX 5700 XT and changed its cooler? I know there are some water cooling blocks for it, but I prefer just standard air cooling.
What about a Razer blade 17", base model with 64GB of RAM, RTX 2060, i7-9750H?
I recommend to anyone instead of buying a gaming notebook, to have a good PC and buy a cheap notebook/ tablet and enable Steam In-Streaming mode. You can play any games with highest details on a crappy notebook
but the model is nice regardless I guess if you want to game. But I would judge gaming notebooks primary on thermal solution/layout
@magic anvil https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-bcLJIAYWY This guy tested it with the Arctic Accelero if you really want to see results, and from what I recall it wasn't very good. (Edit: oh it looks like he might have done something wrong, but looking it up it seems other people have better results.) If you're interested though, there is a hardware mod for the reference model that improves thermals by a good bit. And all you have to do is apply washers where the screws go around the gpu die. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ud8Bco0dk6Q
@verbal flint 3800x peforms better thaan i9 900k in most areas,it doesent outright outpeform it completly
Iām not sure that motherboard could efficiently handle a 9900kf
Let me do some digging and Iāll send you one that can definitely overclock that chip easily
alr thanks
A-Pro works fine for B450 for most use cases 
The VRMs will have some significant load once that i9 is overclocked.
It isnāt necessarily bad, but if youāre getting an i9, itās best to get a better better board. motherboards arent something you cheap out on. @grand ivy Surely you would know that.
@median moon So, the cpu cooler choice was great. Ram choice, great.
I changed the motherboard to one that can handle the i9, and also changed the gpu and case. EVGA makes phenomenal cards, and the Meshify C case is one if the best airflow cases on the market.

Probably don't need ROG shit tbh
with my current build i'm already $30 over, i'm trying to cut costs while still maintaining the i9 and 2070S
Iām looking at the VRMs and not ROG.
Gigabyte is the other option, but their bios is shit
an instant turnoff
You don't need top end VRM's for 8C16T
2 fan is all you need for a 2070
The Gigabyte Windforce is a really good card tbh
i'm running 3fan only as a rule of thumb, because i don't want to get even close to bricking anything
seems like some peoples logic goes that you have to buy the higher priced things
Temps are the last thing that will brick anything
Of course you dont need say 12 phase, but at least more than 4 is preferable.
@grand ivy May I ask what background do you have in PCs?
I would agree that the initial board from MSI was light on the VRM.
There are 12 phase options for a hundred less.
Asus has mad tax tbh
Gigabyte AORUS has a really good lineup for z390, but their BIOS isn't very user friendly.
Yeah that's kind of what I meant, the Asus Rog shit is over priced
You could go with a cheaper cooler and go back to the Focus G
Probably won't need 5grams of thermal paste, there's a dent in costs
Yeah I mentioned that yesterday, Kryonaut is top end stuff for sure the price reflects that.
With the Focus G
Get some Mastergel Maker, you get 4 grams for 12 bucks. That's what I got, pretty good paste
also, your list still has the Walmart barracuda compute @abstract kite
it's like $20 on amazon now
Its cause its out of stock apparently, but there's two listings for that drive. I just bought one today
i think for now i'll be running the z390 a-pro considering my budget
Are you firm on the 9900k? Cause you said you were mostly concerned with game performance right?
I don't think spending extra on a titanium PSU is important either. Especially not if you're only doing it to save money on power.
this is a really solid one, overbuilt for its rating. Passed reviews with flying colours and a 10yr warranty
but a 10 year warranty is nice
I actually wouldn't go for Seasonic, I heard they've been having issues with it
fair, though i am trying to keep my PSU future proof and seasonic is unreliable at the moment
oh seasonic has it on their gold then yeah go with that one
Some technical mumbo jumbo with their protections being set incorrectly
Seasonic is a good brand but ofc google if people have problems with the certain psus you're gonna buy
Haven't heard about that, but I'll have to look into it.
Well the thing you need to know about ratings is its just the efficiency of the power supply. So like Titanium runs at 95% efficiency at 50% load or something, might even be all the time
Its basically how much energy is being wasted, and when it comes to quality to go higher than gold is unnecessary
Its how efficient the psu gives out the power it takes in
lets say if it takes 400w from wall it is 80+ certified it will atleast give out 360w
I personally got a Bitfenix Whisper-M, I don't see that one in stock anymore though, its possible either they stopped manufacturing them or maybe shipping them here
It will still supply 400W, it will draw above 400W to supply that due to inefficiency
But in any case the Be Quiet Pure Power, Straight Power if you want more features are really good
thats why i said 400w from the wall
On the other hand, a 600-watt power supply with 80% efficiency running at full load would draw 750 W from the mains and would therefore waste only 150 W as heat
and that was a copy paste from wikipedia
The Focus line in particular is what is having issues. Their other lines have not been under fire like the Focus line is. In regards to Seasonic. https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/1093286-why-you-shouldnt-buy-a-seasonic-focus-plus-goldplatinum/?tab=comments#comment-12821954
ā« what Erlite said
Jesus it feels like forever waiting on a new motherboard lol
Iāve still got over a week to wait
hey is this game optimized well
okay cool
GTFO has CPU culling, so you can adjust your GPU/CPU load based on whats bettrr
Nice S550 btw
it dynoed at 690
tyty man
AMD is destroying them even more holy shit
There was also a 5600XT, said for perfect 1080p gaming
bUt mY i9-9900kF!!1!11!1!1!1
Itās amazing that a laptop CPU is beating a 9700K tbh
Go team Red š
definitely
I still have a 2700x and I'm waiting for 4000 series desktop chips 
i11 might do something big, mind, but we know for sure ryzen 4000 will wreck
still gonna get a 3700X when my replacement mobo comes in because I cant wait 5 months with no PC lol
Lol
I have uni work. No PC sucks
honestly i hope both of the upcoming CPUs are on equal ground rather than AMD just completely destroying intel
competition is good
Yea I hope intel can bring something good to the table
Back in my day, I did all my uni homework on paper 
More for the consumer
^
Thats something fanboys of either side cant comprehend
big sigh
Yeah we don't want AMD becoming the new Intel
^
ryzen is stellar but i'm glad intel has kept its place as the more powerful processor
it gives it a niche to keep going on
Intel is only more powerful in gaming
yeah, that's what i meant
any other workload, itās slaughtered
hopefully with their next gen they can develop more in other workloads
improvements in their gaming performance would be great too but not necessary
Intel knows how to perfect an architecture. Iāll give em that.
If they go to 7nm and master the craft, I foresee an even playing field between both companies in a few years.
And Iāll buy Intel if they give more performance for X amount of money
This tech tuber called Coreteks is really good at analyzing future tech if you heard of him
I think he predicts an Intel comeback in 2022
definitely not
2023/4 maybe but AMD has surged way too far to be caught that quickly
True, it depends if they get 10 nm this year and stay on track for 7nm
Iāve watched some of his stuff. I donāt watch him regularly but I know of him.
And I actually on that assessment, but with two caveats:
Intel has to drop 10nm and go straight to 7nm. Ryzen 5000 with potential quad threading per core has to be postponed or has issues.
^^
If 5000 is successful, it will be a huge breakthrough.
Intel will have to learn on the fly at that point.
a collaboration between intel and amd
So, I see a deadlock around 2024 if intel plays their cards right.
never happening but goddamn that would be like
intel power with amd flexibility
MMmmmm
Can't really see Intel waking up any time soon. Intel has gotten really lazy in recent years.
intel got lazy because they had no real competitors
then ryzen
Existed
i can foresee them getting their asses in gear for ice lake
I want to stay and chat, but now I gotta go reinforce a rear subframe on a car now that a lift at the shop Iām at has opened up.
Time to weld~
Ryzen has been around for a hot minute and has been annihilating Intel. Maybe not in pure gaming performance, but that doesn't really matter to most consumers that wouldn't be able to afford those high end cpus anyway
AMD has superior price to performance so itāll be obvious they dominate the gaming market
i fuckin love my 3800x
put the biggest aircooler i could find on it and im overclocking the piss out of it
whirrrrrrrr
but i have a bequiet case
id reccomend them doesnt get hot in there even with a 2080
heat isn't really too big of a priority for me considering i have 3 fans on my 2070S and getting a D15
should be cool enough for an i9-9900KF, bequiet case or not
have a 3800x too
can't really overclock it because I have a small form factor pc
still a beast tho
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8c8i3t6oIPA I feel like this is the more appropriate place to post this so forgive me if it belongs in #media-and-memes. For anyone interested in a small teaser for upcoming innovations for tech in 2020. Ryzen 4000 series processors built on Zen 2 architecture is bringing likely the most powerful and efficient (mobile) chips to the market with some insanely faster integrated graphics, meaning we are getting into an era where laptops will eventually not even require discrete graphics cards for real gaming. Big Navi, and other snazzy stuff.
idk if anyone already posted it lol
I posted some images of the new ryzen things but more info is better. And anything related to tech is free to be posted here without worry
Aight
Haven't talked here in a while
Kinda trying to decide right now if Zen 3 is worth waiting for (supposedly Q3-Q4) of this year is when it's being released, if I do get a new processor now i'll likely go for 3700x, as much as i'd love a 3900x I don't want it to be easily beat out in value in the semi-near future.
Depends if you want an upgrade now or later
Iāll see how the parts are first, and probably land myself a 4700X or 4800X
hmm, dunno if zen 3 will be listed as 4000 series or not, Seems like the naming conventions would cause a lot of people to misunderstand some of the mobile chips. Although go to think of it mobile chips like the 3750 are actually built on 2nd gen Zen architecture and not Zen 2.
Also if I upgrade now I feel like I will get buyers remorse in just a few months, i'll probably wait on buying anything, it's mainly mobo's i'm concerned about
I kind of do have buyers remorse for getting Gigabyte 2070 Super for same price as one of the EVGA cards but
Honestly itās much better than 1060 and 3GB VRAM
Oof, I got that same remorse when I bought the Gigabyte dual fan 2060 when it came out
Overheats and thermal throttles under load, even at full fan speed with that beautiful coil wind
I honestly havenāt seen mine go over 62 Celsius so I assume thatās good
Alrighty, so getting some new components for my PC this year as I want it to last a good couple of years of quality gaming. Any suggestions? (GPU, CPU)
depends on price range and what you'll be using it for, as it stands right now for a processor, if you want absolute top of the line single core performance, 9900k is still the way to go but not really worth it anymore when you can get a 3700x-3900x for the same price range or lower.
I have a GTX 1060 and a ryzen 5 1600.
For a graphics card, Nvidia is bloated with sku's for all different ranges, but their pricing is questionable
I have a 2060 and still rocking a ryzen 1700 :)
Nice
Idk, I don't want "top of the line"but I want fairly decent stuff. Like a 2070 super?
my verdict, processor, have at it if you are just looking for desktop/gaming performance, if you are into serious workload related tasks, threadrippers are the way to go
also 2070 super is an amazing card
2070 super or 5700xt, both great 1440p gaming cards
I'd need a new mobo tho if I get a threadripper
like i said, if you are into serious workloads
like rendering, tedious amounts of video editing, etc
You sure? Iām gonna test it again @strong whale if I can. Might as well do a reminder on Friday lol cause Iām not home atm
about the temperature?
Like how hot should it not be?
I'm going to have to get a new psu, rocking a CoolerMaster lite
it shouldn't go past 79c
most cards since pascal if they hit 83-85c they thermal throttle and can even shut off
cpu temps try to stay below 60c for extended periods
if once in a while under heavy load you hit 65c that's fine, but it also depends on the processor itself too
perfectly fine
Or that could be usage
no those temps sound about right
Iām just gonna have to do a benchmark again lol
aida64 or something should help you see the highest temps your processor will hit with your current cooling solutions
I mean, my CPU was also performing 50% so I kinda forgot
Iāll be sure to make another benchmark, and send results lol
task manager uses very few variables to actually tell you your cpu/gpu usage, people somehow don't understand that when seeing the 3900x being 30-40% usage in the same benchmark (game) as a 9900k being 50-60% lol
more cores means (technically) less usage according to task manager
same amount of cores being used for the application though
Would the rtx 2070 Super and a ryzen 7 3700x be a good build?
yep
fantastic combo i've seen a rediculous amount of people build with those two specifically
how about a ryzen 3600x instead or would that cpu bottleneck?
3600x is literally just a 3700x with cut back cache and 2 less cores, game performance is the same
you'll only need those two extra cores for faster rendering, streaming, etc
well then I dont see why spend so much more for 3700x (for gaming anyway)
I have to work for a good few months to rack up enough money.
reminder the i9-9900KF is the 9900K but cheaper if you're using a discrete gpu
3700x is an amazing value and does help for future proofing, but if you are only gaming the 3600x is perfectly fine
i thought the 9900KF was more expensive because it's a binned chip batch?
Get a 3800X if you can get it for price of 3700X
That's the 9900KS
Rtx 2070 supers are 700 AUSD. BRUH
ohh right my bad
F is what Intel uses to signify that it doesn't have integrated graphics
What's the difference between the Super and base model?
700 Australian dollars?
don't get the 3800x even if it's only $20 more on sale, at most it usually gets 100mhz higher and that's it, literally no performance difference
Mhm
The 2070 and Super you mean?
Mhm
There's a lot that's different actually
Ah, never saw AUSD before
The biggest thing is the fact that the Super uses the same gpu die as the 2080
Yeah
So for the extra 100 bucks it's worth it?
So itās basically a 2080 lol
The 2070 is really a 60 card tbh
lol all the people buying 2080's for like $200 more than a 2070 super
Its a 2080 ~10%
I mean, there has to be reasons for it
Probably not
lol then all the super cards came out
nvidia was such a joke in 2019, hopefully they learn from their mistakes with ampere this year
Kek
now that they aren't building on an obsolete node with poor yields which is what set the msrp of a lot of the rtx cards sky high
awful similar to intel
What the fuck
ew blower fan
Is there a shortage on 12nm?
is rtx built on 12nm or 14nm can't remember
But yeah, blower ew
Its on 12nm
kind of like the whole "12nm+" thing
I dunno where Nvidia get their wafers from
all i know is that intel has it the worst right now
I know they're probably gonna be getting stuff from Samsung
they are getting spanked left and right by amd for not innovating anything for years
God damn thatās even more expensive
I'm really sceptical of the 9900KS because they only give it a 1 year warranty.
I get 250 a month this is gonna take me like 6 months to get XD
Lol damn
oh yeah there's been some predictions that Vram prices are gonna skyrocket this year too
1 year warranty, because they're gonna stop making it in a year 
How many years will those 2 get me?
Uh what do you mean?
i really don't think intel is gonna pull something out of their ass this year like a surprise release of next gen processors or anything, they supposedly aren't going 7nm until 2021 and by then zen 3 will already be a matured platform
i think he means the processor and card he mentioned before
They're gonna have Cannon Lake on desktop, and Tiger Lake for mobile. Nothing too special in either, but at least they're actually giving i5s hyperthreading 
wait i5's don't have hyperthreading?
No, never actually until this year when they come out
i suppose it makes sense but still
oh yeah i forgot unlike ryzen processors a lot of older intel chips have a matching thread to core ratio
i miss the comparisons between 2700x and 8700k
when flagships weren't so convoluted
I might be weird but I didn't really mind the amount of options they recently started to throw at us.
In the past always wished for in-between options
It's harder to give overall recommendations I guess, and there's nuanaces with half of them
Eh, I do think the product segmentation in Nvidia's current stack is pretty arbitrary; but that's about it 
it's so over complicated because of the rediculous amount of sku's and each nvidia card having a super variant at either the same price or only a tiny bit higher
Probably the most confused bunch are average consumers.
But they never cared to figure things out anyway
GT 1030 with GDDR4 
also the 10th gen processors from intel were a joke and have a shit naming scheme
710
uhd 530
No integrated graphics
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I am playing on mac book air 2014 and works pretty cool on high graphic
all you need is GeForce Now with good network
Only issue is you have to rewrite manualy code to join lobby to steam on GeForce Now session becouse clipboard on your pc and session in GeForce Now is not the same.
You had trouble finding my name, didn't you? š
My AIO leaked, and I had either a bad CPU or Motherboard.
Yea a little trouble lol
Yikes, that sucks.
Worst incident I've had was my hard drive dying before the laptop.
Kept on getting stuck in a boot loop and hanging on code 64 (CPU DXE Initialization). When it WOULD get into Windows after getting reset for the umpteenth time, Windows itself was trashed somehow, so Iāll have to so a complete reinstall of that too.
Iām not too upset with the Windows issue, because I want to play around with Rainmeter to modify the UI, and if I mess up, oh well. It wont be like Iāll be losing a lot of information... again.
Everything lol
At least everything on my SSD
I think it was a driver issue
Didnt do a clean install after coming off my Intel system
so moving to AMD mustve done something to the OS
Iām just speculating; canāt really say for sure.
Did you have another drive?
I do. I did a system image to my HDD back in October, so I still have a few things off my SSD
Iāll do a clean install on the SSD again, and hopefully it isnāt the drive
It is 4 years old though. I dont know the life expectancy.
Drives are really not my expertise lol
Ah, that's good then. I have a 128 GB SSD and 2 TB HDD and 4 TB backup HDD just in case.
Drives usually last for around 4-5 years on average.
I should buy a backup for my HDD lol
Ahh, so my SSD is nearing the end of life eh?
Possibly.
Well shite
It depends on how much you used it.
Unless you boot your PC once a month, then yeah, you might need to upgrade.
My laptop's hard drive died after 5 years.
And the laptop itself still works.
Ironically I had zero issues with my drive before I moved it.
After the move to the new PC
Thats when Windows got all funky
ĀÆ_(ć)_/ĀÆ
That actually sounds about right. Was it Windows 8 or 10?
Windows 10
Yeah, I had issues trying to install it for the first time when I got my PC.
I abhor the coding, but its the most supported OS for games lol
Tis the truth.
My Uni work has me running Linux VMs in Windows, and I can say I love Linux so much more
So much more
I never liked VMs. To me, it's almost the equivalent of me setting up my VR system: wires tangled everywhere and my mental status deteriorating.
Theyāre alright. Iād rather dual boot but VMs are more convenient for me
Since I run both Zorin and Kali
If it's more convenient, then it's worth it if you need it. I sadly don't have much use for VMs (yet).
I'm still halfway through my CS degree.
We just touched on cracking passwords and doing most other stuff in Python and Java.
Zorin is for more of coding. I just like it better than Ubuntu (its basically Ubuntu with a Mint interface).
Kali is for all the server penetration shizz
Ever used Hashcat?
Nope.
We just cracked passwords using Python.
I am so glad I started learning Python before taking the class though. LOL So many people struggled because it was Python.
If you pressure the PC to spit out hashes, you can use Hashcat to crack them quickly. It utilizes your GPU a ton.
2080 can do something like 40M hashes per sec
Its insane how useful it is
As long as your temps are fine the load doesnt matter tbh
That does seem awesome and temperature isn't much of an issue for me (I have liquid cooling), but imagine how much sooner it will burn out from mundane tasks like that and playing videos and games.
I also don't let After Effects use my GPU for the same reason (and because it barely speeds up the 20+ hour conversion rates).
Oof yea thats fair
I have a 1070 too, but I just hope it'll last for me until the next minimum for games is a 2070.
It should last another 4 years Iād think
I feel like the minimum has been 970 for the past decade.
Iām upgrading this year to potentially a 3070 since hashcat utilizes the GPU heavily
970 has been a golden card for years now yea
*cries internally at the destruction of a glorious GPU* š¢
But its not getting destroyed lol
Don't get me wrong, cracking passwords is fun, but not at the cost of my GPU.
I dont let my GPU exceed 80% power limit during things like Hashcat
None of my components are ever stressed to the max for longevity purposes
I'll gladly wait 10 years to crack a 256-bit password.
Heh
Iād love to also upgrade to a 3950X or 4000 equivalent so I can play around with NUMA nodes... if I can with that chip
If I can find the money too lol
LOL
Do I even want to look at the prices for those?
I know the HEDT processors like TR can
A 3950 costs more than my 3700X and Mobo combined lol
$750 msrp
cough
*faints*
Its wishful thinking now haha
A 3700X will be perfectly fine
for the next 4 years
All the people who use these GPUs for gaming will end up having to buy another one by the time those become the minimum specs to play games. LOL
Unless I'm mistaking the life expectancy.
I bet you could probably play 3 games at once with that kind of power.
Well, I'll think more about it in my dreams because I sadly gotta head off to sleep.
It's 2 for me.
West coast aye
West coast = lonely coast. LUL
LUL Southern coast is humid af coast
We still haven't had rain yet.
Hope yall can get some soon
Thanks. Hopefully, we'll get to talk again soon. 
For sure man. Iām usually on every evening/early morning, so Iām sure weāll chat again.
Have a good one. Take care! š
@abstract kite why don't you just go with a 3990x? š
I am curious, does hashcat work with salted hashes? Wouldn't most password hashes be salted by now
maybe it's good to find collisions š¤

It's VR time 
delet system 32
hmm, didn't work. Folder in use š¦
and had luck recover a password from a salted hash?
and those were what? sha256 ?
how do you get ones hashed password ? š
I don't get it really
hashes are usually a one way "encryption". Well encryption is the wrong word but it's a hash
you are just bruteforcing your way through I assume?
Hashcat runs dictionaries to find matches to hashes. Itās not necessarily ācrackingā them per se, its just finding a match if that runs sense.
Since people think in patterns, you can run a smaller dictionary with āXā patterns to attempt to find a matching hash. Whatever that hash is, thereās your password.
Thats kind of a TL;DR of Hashcat.
yea it's bruteforcing. For a moment I thought sha256 was cracked lol but that's impossible (or maybe not, find the collision)
that brings me to the next point: where do you get ones (salted)hashed password ? š
As in how do I get them? or how do I crack them?
first. you may not need to share this though :P
Meaning hashed passwords you usually find in databases or somewhere where you may not have access to. And even if you have access to hashed password it most likely would not only be unethical but illegal depending on where you are
what if passwords are hashed with sha512, is that much of a difference in computation, assuming the password is the same
I don't really know much about hashes. I only used it for digital signitures
Iāll clarify and say Iāve only grabbed and run hashes that Iāve had permission to. Generally its been my family and friends, so Iām not doing anything without permission.
I honestly cant really say how much of a difference passwords hashed with sha512 are in terms of computation. Hashcat can run that algorithm so it does all the work. lol
As for hashed passwords, they take a little longer to find, but they still have a value, correct?
So, you can just change the dictionary a little
Are they a pain? yea. lol
I can only hope that every system that stores sensitive information uses a salted hash.it's 2020 now and it should be standard
so hashcat is only uses dictionaries or does it also bruteforce
Definitely
meaning, every possibility it can try as well
It does
Straight
Bruteforce
Combination
Hybrid dict + mask
Hybrid mask + dict
It has a ton of algorithms it can run
Too many to list tbh lol
As far as sha512, thereās
sha512($pass.$salt)
sha512($salt.$pass)
sha512(utf16le($pass).$salt)
sha512($salt.utf16le($pass))
Thereās plenty more though
This is kind of what it looks like
Iādāve got a screenshot of mine if my PC wasnāt dead rn
i am learning a lot about pc building
one month ago i had no idea how much RAM my laptop had š š
pc building is lots of fun and you learn useful things about
and glass, next you gonna upgrade it since you found out there can always be more ? š
@brisk badger i dont plan on upgrading my current build once it's all together for a while
it's pretty solidly future proofed and i'm gonna be like majorly broke so i couldn't upgrade it anyway
understandable. don't get forced into buying always the newest hardware. I often want to buy the newest but then I release I play games just fine with my 3-4 year old PC (despite GPU)
I even have a ramsticks that is corrupted, and when an application writes into that address row my system will either hang or the app(s) crash
fair, though not all of my hardware is essentially the newest
definitely new, i9-9900KF, 2070 Super, etc, but not top of the line
is pretty great setup
Yea, thatās a pretty good spec list tbh
you can btw. game with your notebook as well and let your PC do the computation, look into Steam Home Streaming
If you want to go further you can play with your notebook from anywhere in the world, but need to know the basics of how VPN's works
I recommend to anyone
my pc wigs balls when i tab out, why?
Asus cards are a good meme https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7lnBCFnBok 

^
Wow 
My first and only card has been Sapphire actually, can't really complain. Only heard good things about them.
Sapphire are regarded as the best of the AMD GPU providers
Along side Powercolor, so I've heard. I'm surprised to hear that Gigabyte has one of the best cards in the 5700 line considering they have one of the worst Vega cards... though at the same time I heard that it was only bad because the bios was shit or something and needs an update 
Youāre using win 7?
yeah,with my new pc im upgrading it to 10
Thatās pretty neat
im currently putting together my pc but.....i need to get a new cooler and needlenose plyers
which im going to best buy for the cooler becuse im to inpatient
Goodluck bearz = )
good luck,im going to hold off till tomarrow for me
asus is pretty much apple
^
maybe people hate me....
but I made good experience with asus products
mostly using their mainboards that is
@crimson dock Expet you get alot more from asus
you could get same with less tbh
yeah,i bought my rog strix b450 for 117,wich is not to bad tbh
compaired to amazon who at the time had it for like 130$
idk if thats still the price
they lowerd it now
Asus boards are pretty solid. Only problem is they tend to be more expensive for no reason
This is actually my first Asus board. Iāve personally had an MSI and a Gigabyte board in the past.
Based on the spec sheet, this is one of the better alternatives for a high performance board. Itās overkill for a 3700X, but I wanted something that could be reused for either a 3950X or Ryzen 4000 equivalent.
My thoughts might change when I install the board and get the PC running lol. The specs of my Gigabyte board was on par with this Asus, but in the end was pretty much garbage.
So far Iām optimistic about this board. Letās hope itās as good as they say.
I personally got a x570 asus cause it had the best vrms out of all the mini itx boards I could find
asus monitors are their only really good selection of parts
Idk man, EVGA has some slick looking designs for their higher end cards. And donāt get me started about the RTX FE cards.
Mmm, dual fan goodness all tied into a sleek silver package.
they need to make a gold an purple shroud for a gpu
I mean
just spray paint it like Linus 
You can paint yours
true,i might do that
Just get the shroud off first anyways lol
You can also spray paint it, instead of Linuās sink-in-water method
mkay
bruh i have to go to best buy today and i kind of dont want to,but i need to get a cooler : P
tri fan or die fan
?
@tall ore Youāre right. EVGA makes some nice looking cards (I have an EVGA card myself). Sapphire looks the nicest when it comes to AMD GPUs tho.
but what if you dont want an AMD GPU >:(
Then buy a super old Radeon GPU 4head. :P
Remember, Radeon was once itās own company.
Radeon was always the brand, but the company that formerly owned it was ATI
They actually kept ATI as a name for a little while even after being acquired by AMD
Ah yeah, my mistake.
For 100$, hm
That's the video of the pradeon
Actually that's probably not too bad a price for a used 580 I guess?
Nah the case I had was a bit to small
Oof
Also that cooler was from a old x2 phenom system and somehow it fits : p
But I will say it's ice cold to the touch
I mean, that's normal ain't it? Lol
It's not really by touching the parts sometimes, that'll determine whether it's hot or not
Hot or Not! The new family fun show!
indecisive whether i should keep my i9-9900kf or run a r9 3900x
I had ran my pc for nearly 3 weeks like that because the case I ordered from amazon got lost, the replacement couldn't get here either for whatever reason. So I said fuck it, canceled it and got a case off Newegg waited another week for that
Did you buy the 9900 and mobo already?
no
and i already know Ryzens are better all-around but i really have no purpose for their higher core/thread count, my PC is gonna be used for exclusively gaming
Look at it like this, Z390 is over. The best thing you can get is 8 cores 16 threads; which is perfectly fine tbh. Intel is gonna be releasing Z490 this year which one would have to get in order to get the latest processors
X570 will def. support Zen 3 which is coming out this year as well
Who knows what kind of performance that will entail, we shall see 
yeah, Ryzen 4000 is going to be insane but will also make me broke
See what I'm saying is you can buy into the platform, get a x570 and a 3600; and if down the line you feel the performance you're getting is inadequate; which I really don't think you would have a problem with performance even with the 3600. Its very much comparable to an 8700k, dunno if its 1:1 in games but in most things it seems to be about the same from what I recall
That's up to you though, tbh if you're mostly concerned with game performance; the 9900k and its variants are pretty much the best right now
yeah, my main goals are to play any game i want on ultra and destroy VR
Though from what I understand the 9700k really isn't that far behind in game performance, once you have it clocked the same there isn't much difference there
i'd be getting a 9700k if i was paying for my CPU/GPU, currently i've got a $1k budget for both as a birthday gift
so for right now i'm rolling a 2070 Super, and most likely going with the i9
i'm not inclined towards ryzen cpus because i'm not doing anything but gaming on my pc
Well
- i dont really need the integrated graphics and higher base core clock
since i plan to OC a lot
Ah
I mean, Ryzen is straight up just a better option rn, doesnāt matter what youāre doing with it.
Itās better for gaming by a landslide due to PCI-E 4.0...
That and the lower latency on the RAM, better interconnect, better architecture, there just isnāt a reason to take Intel atm.
It applies to him as well.
Lately
Ryzen is backward and forward compatible.
Oh that's cool
He could get a 2600X and use the same board.
Also Ryzen has been destroying Intel so fucking hard tbh
Yep.
Might as well wait for 4000 series tbh but eh
And all of this stemmed from a single leap in technology.
It was one dev team that did this.
I'm sure AMD is gonna pull out the best gaming CPU we've all seen from Zen 3
Oh yeah.
Yeah
And Epyc Rome is crushing it on the enterprise space.
Intel may have the award for the best gaming CPU
But it ain't gonna be theirs soon enough
I mean, 10% win in gaming really means fucking nothing at that level rn.
AMD is just gonna fucking reign on Intel for a solid 5+ years or something
Of course
You donāt seem to understand just what Infinity Fabric actually means for future tech.
Infinity Fabric?
Itās how Ryzen works.
Intel does monolithic designs and because of that the yield of good CPUs is low, yeah. High cost because of it.
AMD uses infinity fabric. Basically itās an interconnect that allows them to bridge CPU dies on the substrate level.
So to make a 16 core CPU they just link 2 8 core CPUs.
And because itās easier to make an 8 core CPU it becomes easier to make a 16 core CPU for cheaper.
Ah
Yep.
But consider this, weāre seeing them do core counts, yeah?
What happens if they deliberately make an 8 core CPU out of 4 dies that has a clock speed of 6.4Ghz?
Nah, doesnāt need insane cooling.
Reason weāve needed it now is because the architecture is inefficient and the die is small.
If AMD can just spread them out and use a bigger IHS, which they can, then they can release stupid powerful CPUs onto the market and Intel is fucked.
Oh yeah
Intel was already fucked the second they released 3000 series
But
What about the GPU
:)
I mean, sure
What about the GPU? Not like they canāt use literally exactly the same technology to link GPU dies. :P
There was the 5500XT, which kind of was disappointing
Thatās why Nvidia has been freaking out.
But I mean, they have been rumored to be trying to beat 2080 Ti
Because they can see the coming nightmare.
They will. Not much anyone can do to stop it at this point. If this was an RTS then AMD just found the relic that lets them spawn in armies.
Their previous attempts failed though
Except mid range cards with better price than Nvidia
shrugs AMD has been innovating for years, this was bound to happen eventually.
Remember the 8 core black edition CPU when Intel was stuck at 4 cores that did stupid heat?
Well they had an 8 core CPU that was a little fucky. Really good.
Iāll find it.
AMD FX-8350 Black Edition.
Mind that it was an 8 core (kinda) CPU that hit 4.2Ghz stock.
Back when Intel was struggling with getting above 4.0Ghz on anything above 4 cores.
That's pretty neat
Yep. Didnāt have hyper threading and it wasnāt super amazing compared to Intel at the time, but damn if that wasnāt 8 whole cores.
I mean, I did know that AMD always used to forward the development of better tech
ryzen 4000 š„
still solid on the i9 but like
Uhh.
damn.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBIrEZHju-E There's a VR benchmark out that shows a mysterious Radeon GPU beating a 2080TI by 17% 
That's what the article in the video shows, yes
How much more would that be?
Well its based on framerate in a VR benchmark
So 88ish on the 2080ti, 103 on the Radeon card
That's pretty surprising
But guys.
I mean, 2080 Ti can do good render, but what about the unknown card?
Quantum mechanics.
Dunno anything about it
yeah, tunneling will suck to deal with on 5nm
AMD is gonna run into that problem.
Shh
How do you even solve that?
you kinda dont
If they are saying 5nm
Quantum Mechanics 
Then they somehow have a way
we dont know enough about quantum mechanics to stop random tunneling
Of getting past that barrier
and if they do then
AMD is making scientific breakthroughs that will change history
AMD BE DABBING ON INTEL INTERNALLY
not just for PC parts but for the study of quantum mechanics as a whole
Yes
Not actually sure how youād do it, tbh.
Also
It just works 
Where the hell is the AMD roadmap?
I mean, you could lock a CPU into a quantum state and cool the thing down, way down to make the higgs field a bit calmer.
I guess youād have less random tunnelling then.
Also what's with TAM in 30$B TAM?
yeah, but you'd need some hyperexpensive cooling solutions for that
But thatās not even vaguely consumer.
Lmfao no.
well i mean that's an exaggeration but
Liquid hydrogen isnāt anywhere near cold enough to start calming the higgs field.
I mean, right track, nowhere near enough.
Actually you would. :/
Youād need it somewhere like 0.005 Kelvin.
Little hotter than DWave systems.


