#building-and-recc-chat
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You can totally do that. Same principles apply as GPUs.
One thing to keep in mind with buying used CPUs is fakes do exist. People will take an IHS off of a 13900k and put it on a Pentium.
It's REALLY rare because of how hard that is to do but it does happen
is there anyway to stop my ram from just flashing rapidly
openrgb?
Just make sure your chipset drivers are installed and it works almost every time
and also my ram doesent whow up on signal rgb anyymore
Re-install your chipset drivers
how
Are you on the latest version?
idk
Updating would be sufficient, check your mobo support page
If you're already on the latest it would give you the option to un/re-install
alr
Anyone know if its a large performance drop grabbing a reference 6950xt over the other 6950 cards? Im limited in psu and space. I have a RMx 850 psu and a carbide air 540. So far the reference card is the only one i can fit in my case. and the other cards have higher psu reqs...
Reference AMD is fine
Alright thanks
when i install it
it just disaperres
sorry for bad spelling
So I’ve been told by someone that it’s good time to buy a pc is that true or just a myth?
I will buy a pc anyhow even if it’s not just curious
It's definitely better than it was during the pandemic
Did you have a set budget in mind for your computer, and what are you using it for?
Oh I actually got some help with a build
Here or elsewhere?
Here
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 5600, Radeon RX 6800, Deepcool CG560 ATX Mid Tower
Yeah but I just wanna be throughout
Since once this money is used I will not get it back
I am focusing on gaming since digital art don’t require much
Looks pretty good
Yeah btw when you’ve seen it
Do you think if I go with a 3060 ti that It will be able to fit
I am a noob at this
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 5600, Radeon RX 6800, Deepcool CG560 ATX Mid Tower
Ram is identical performing, just diff brand. Ssd is just as good if not better, psu is just as good
Oh so this is the build I will need go with if I go with 3060 ti?
You can if you'd like, 6800 good bit better Tho. If you can get the 3060 ti for a good bit less tho, go for it
That sounds decent
What about this? https://se.pcpartpicker.com/product/V4nypg/asus-radeon-rx-6700-xt-12-gb-dual-video-card-dual-rx6700xt-12g
Tho I was wondering why you changed it up?
Wdym
Ah you redid the build?
Yeah, I changes some things up
Cooler is a bit better, ram is identical and cheaper, psu is identical and cheaper, ssd is cheaper and won't notice a difference but technichally better
This ones better btw
Oh why is that?
@mossy venture btw nv2 reviewed good but they part swapped to like bottom barrel drive,the pylon is like a c tier psu not a tier, coolers and ram are basically the same get whatever between those
Oh I see
Oh I thought pylon was A tier im sorry that's my bad
Since cheaper
There was formula gold 650 for cheaper than d.f 650 I think tho
All good, think you're thinking of the core reactor
Xpg names are weird
well i have tried everything with my ram and i think i found the bad one but the others are still flashing
im going to see if i can get a rma
I’ve mostly only done some research on gpu, cpu and ram
This works
So I’m mostly lost in the other departments
Ahhh
Psu, there's a tier list pinned in #cases-psu-and-cooling
I was wondering if I can use the same build I sent from the beginning with a 3060 ti instead
Case, mainly just looking for something with a mesh front but there is a bit more to it too
You can, but I'd definitely go for the g.skill ram over corsair
Decent bit cheaper for identical ram
You could ye
Ah and I’m thinking of upgrading to ryzen 7 in the future
As well will it get to hot?
Ehh
Not worth really, only cpu worth upgrading to on that socket is 5800x3d
Not worth tbh
Anything worth an upgrade you'd have to go to ddr5 and different motherboard for
Ryzen 7 5700g?
Worse than the 5600
You'd want to go to the 5700x but it's not that much better that it's really worth it
Oh why is that the case?
better options
5600 is enough up to about 3090/6950xt/4070 ti level
Even then not a big jump
Ohh
The extra cores aren't really utilized for gaming
So its a minute difference for most people
I'd say only worth going to 13600k/kf, 5800x3d, or 7800x3d beyond a 5600/12400f for gaming
12600k can be worth sometimes
What CPU would be needed when paired with an RTX 4090 to get solid 240+ frames when on high settings in games such as Fortnite, COD, Halo Infinite, and other graphic intense games. (Not asking about CP considering I know that will bring the 4090 to it's knees soon).
The best cpus to go for atm are 13600k and 7800x3d I believe
Yes, but I'm not sure how much. I'd check benchmarks in games, but if it's anything like 7700x vs 7950x it isn't worth it
you’d think lol
@potent portal I put them in just by them self and 3 of them got no errors in 10 min
But one of them doesn’t boot
and they dont like flash on their own but when i put them 3 together they flash
welp it just blue screened on me
yo can anyone help me out with a quick look at this build ive come to after getting some help here a little earlier, not very knowledgeable but just looking for a gaming rig that can run most things on high/ultra at 1440p and im not fussed about ray tracing, tryna stay around £1000, appreciate any help
It ticks most of my boxes but let me see if I can make it any cheaper
cheers, ill prob wait to see if theres any upcoming sales before buying the parts
@velvet hatch made it much better
https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/pWmHPX
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 5600, Radeon RX 6800, Montech X3 Mesh ATX Mid Tower
jesus thats a major improvement for £20 thank you so much
really appreciate the help man
All good. There was a lot of value in changing board ssd and psu
Same quality stuff for less
Also now that ram is significantly better lol
neat
Just one catch
Try to avoid any high end cpu's with the mobo
If you wanted to go with a mobo that had say, a 5800x3d in mind I can find one
Or even 5950x
is that in terms of upgradeability for future?
Like for example this one
https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/product/KpCFf7/asus-tuf-gaming-a520m-plus-micro-atx-am4-motherboard-tuf-gaming-a520m-plus
Ye
for around £20 more thats prob worth it for the future right?
Kinda ye
alright ill prob do that then
I think that's the one, hold on let me double check
@velvet hatch this one instead
https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/product/DYNxFT/asus-tuf-gaming-b450m-plus-ii-micro-atx-am4-motherboard-tuf-gaming-b450m-plus-ii
so with that one i could possibly upgrade to an x3d in future?
cheers, nah its all good youve helped me so much
lol thanks a lot man have a good one
@formal mica what is that object in #build-pics?
3d printed ghost off of destiny pretty cool build right
He might go crazy over it lol show him it
Sure.
Hey everyone! I come looking for advice like a lot of people lately. I used to build PCs with my brother growing up and now that I'm done with college I'm trying to do my first build for the first time in a loooong time. I'd love feedback here. I'm trying to play games like LoL, SWTOR, Battlefront II, Fallen Order (and soon Survivor), Fortnite. My budget is as close to $1K as possible (no more than $1200 ideally). I'm hoping to get parts that will let me play these games on a high FPS but that will also last me a while (at least 3 years) and not break the bank. Particularly, I'd like to know if the CPU and GPU will fit this criteria in your opinion. https://pcpartpicker.com/list/V8j94s
Are you gaming at 1080p or 1440p? Fallen Order is REALLY hard on the GPU and a 6600 would struggle above medium quality
I'm just going to start a new list lol
Yea I would
He spending more on his cpu than his gpu
He could probably look for some sales along for the ssd
I'm fine with 1080p but if I can get away with 1440 then I'm down. I'm also fine with trading off the AIO for an air cooler or a cheaper CPU to spend more on a better GPU
You could get a air cooler for 40 bucks like mine and be fine
And spend more money on the gpu
But fal cie is just going to rebuild one for you so it should be good
Tbh AIOs are new to me so I don't know if they make a big difference or not hahah
You getting stuff all on Newegg/amazon or you thinking of going to microcenter
Never heard of microcenter. Do they have better deals? I'm not attached to either Newegg/amazon
Forgive me for I am re-learning
Depend where you live if you are close to one the have cpu memory and motherboard deals that could save you some money
On anything less than the hottest CPUs at the high end, an air cooler is perfectly fine
Looks like they don't have a location near me
If the deals are that good though I have a friend in LA that could probably ship to me from the Tustin location. I'll have to look into that.
I mean it's probably just easier to do online
It's good deals just have to see if they have any
@twilit field This'll get you 1440p high or ultra in most games https://pcpartpicker.com/list/rbVPwc
Part List - Intel Core i5-12400F, Radeon RX 6800, Cougar MX331 MESH-G ATX Mid Tower
He said as close to 1k as possible so I respected that lol
You can always upgrade the CPU later to a 13600k or spend more now and get a 12600kf
I mean 200 dollar to gpu
Much appreciated hahah
Well, $130 more would get a 6950 XT so I see your point there
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/3N2GpH bit diff take than falcie, both are good choices
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 5600, Radeon RX 6800 XT, Cougar MX331 MESH-G ATX Mid Tower
I might splurge on the 12600kf. Is the difference that big between the 12400f and the 12600kf?
Tho maybe lean towards falcies, since at that price for 6800xt just go 6950xt
If going 12600kf I'd also get a bit better cooler like pa120
AMD can be a bit of a better value option but no upgrade path on AM4. I tend to look to the future. Which is also why I put boards with good heatsinks.
Pretty much identical upgrade path tho, 13600k vs 5800x3d
Am5 is supposed to supported 2025+
But also has a higher cost of entry
Unless you're near microcenter in which case banger deals
He said he might be able to get a friend get it for him
But I guess you have to think about tax two tho I payed like 200 dollars In taxes for my build
If not more
I'll have to play around a bit with the builds to see if I can make a 12600kf work. Super good feedback though, I wasn't investing in the right places. Really appreciate the help
It looks like Tustin has the same sales tax rate as my city, so I think I'd just be on the hook for paying my friend the shipping hahah
If you take a screenshot of the microcenter combos we could tell which ones worth your money too
Let me take a look
Same cost for the three parts as your current build but way better parts
Plus as mentioned AM5 has plenty of future support planned
And you get DDR5 to boot
Is the combo I got on there still it was 100 bucks more for more memory and better cpu
Personal I don't think 16gb of memory is enough now days
Hey looks like my cpu motherboard and memory lol
More and faster memory, more CPU cores
Can't upload the image but there's a 12600k and z690 aorus elite combo for $300, but no memory
I think the two he posted here are the better combos
They don't have many good Intel combos for some reason
Eh that's only about a $50 discount
Wouldn't mind paying the $499 though. I never used an AMD processor so I'm hesitant. You guys have good experiences with it?
Absolutely
To quote J2C, "AMD now feels more like Intel than Intel"
I'll be checking #build-pics for it!
Yep probably won't be till late since ups doesn't show up till 7 in the afternoon
Interesting. I know my brother liked AMD back in the day (2011-ish) but I never crossed over. He has an AMD in his new rig too
That's about the last time AMD was good
I think they recently just got better with their ryzen cpus
Ryzen really brought them back
3000 series got them on par with Intel
5000 blew past them
With the AM7 would you recommend the same cooler in your build or would you need something stronger?
I think Intel is just now barely beating them with their new one
I'm all for the future support though. For me that's an investment I don't mind making.
my brother's old PC has a Phenom II X4 955 and an HD 5770
7800X3D begs to differ
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/PRntv3 this was my build that took 5 days to build lmao
Part List - AMD Ryzen 7 7700X, Radeon RX 7900 XTX, Lian Li LANCOOL 215 ATX Mid Tower
Is it out yet tho
yes
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/3hyH99/amd-ryzen-7-7800x3d-42-ghz-8-core-processor-100-100000910wof
hi
Beats the 13900k for $50 less and less than half the power
i5 13400f or 12600k
Looks like microcenter has a deal for a 6950XT for $599 with any CPU. That wouldn't be bad to add on either.
rtx 3060 ti LHR or gddr6x?
I don't think that works with the combos sadly
Shoooot
Unless I got scammed lmao
Yeah you can't mix combos
I guess good things have limits
The 6X model of 3060 ti isn't really any better
thanks :)
Could also see if they have any monitors on sale
I got monitors that were 327 for 200
is Arctic freezer 34 good with it?
Is that a cpu cooler
yes
Part List - AMD Ryzen 7 7700X, Radeon RX 7900 XTX, Lian Li LANCOOL 215 ATX Mid Tower
Just get the one in my build
it’s expensive for me
If it fits
Oh
Well
Hmm
I'm confused which one are you looking at the one in build is actually cheaper unless I'm looking at the wrong cooler
The duo yes, the single tower no
Posted Pics in the build pics channel of my new gaming PC:
Specs
Ryzen 7 7800X3D
32GB Kingston DDR5 6000 RAM
Radeon 7900XT GPU
MSI MAG B650 Tomahawk Mobo
2x2tb WD Black SN850X nvme SSDs in a RAID 0
Corsair 360mm AIO cooler
CORSAIR Obsidian Series 500D RGB SE Mid Tower Case
Corsair 850 watt PSU
huh
They are just the fans that came with the case and AIO cooler
Oh okay
850W would probably be overkill
Unless you plan to upgrade to a 4090 later lol
And overclock it at that
wattage calculator
ok so the 750w enough?
750W would be enough for a 4090 (if it's an A tier)
Most people don't, unless you get frequent black/brown outs or otherwise unstable power
Just a good surge protector
I have to, I don't know if the electricity will be intermittent
Ok, with intermittent power you can get a line interactive UPS and it'll be able to respond and protect your devices faster than a cheap standby unit
what do you suggest?
uk plug please
How much was it
About $2800
So about the same as mine
ok
Falcie what about mine
@potent portal https://pcpartpicker.com/list/PRntv3 which is better in your opinon
Part List - AMD Ryzen 7 7700X, Radeon RX 7900 XTX, Lian Li LANCOOL 215 ATX Mid Tower
Which do you recommend fal cie I was thinking 1500
1500VA would be more appropriate on a XTX system yeah
Ok
Never said which was better
Yours is more sensible. I'd prefer that.
Plus I'll take a better GPU over more storage any day
In theory, this one is
Pure sine wave allegedly reduces the load on your PSU and electronics
I'm theory, ignoring the fact there's tons of filters in a PSU
Okay so I have an issue but idk where to go because I’m not super familiar with PCs but I’m looking to upgrade my rig and was wondering what I should do
Start with what you have, your budget for the upgrade, and your country
Rx 580 8 gb
16gb ram
Ryzen 5 2600
Asus b450f motherboard
1 tb harddrive
120 gb ssd
500w power supply
I that was the plan
Budget is nothing over 300 trying to start in small steps and US
But my gpu is now a gtx 1650
The GPU is what I'd go for. You can get a RX 6700 around $300 I think, I'll check
The gpu is the graphic cards
Thank you im not super familiar with pc I got one for fiveM and that’s about it
yeah there’s definitely a pretty significant jump from 1650 to 6700
$330 if you can flex the budget a little
Can his motherboard handler it
yes
He is on a budget
And if you absolutely can't flex that budget there's this https://pcpartpicker.com/product/NjM48d/asrock-radeon-rx-6650-xt-8-gb-challenger-d-oc-video-card-rx6650xt-cld-8go
Ya we're talking after this upgrade
Or do this and a 1tb a60 nvme

- 20 some dollars on tax
Maybe he lives in Oregon where there is no tax
Lol
Part List - AMD Ryzen 9 7900X, GeForce RTX 4070 Ti, Phanteks Eclipse G360A ATX Mid Tower
britoids prices are crazy
7900X loses to the 7800X3D in gaming badly
no
7800x3d is just more expensive
this build is with american translate prices
for some parts
Deal buying the 7900x
with mobo
ah gotcha
Do 670p or p41 plus for the ssd
ram is bought in price with the 4090 ti for american prices
Naw 7700x deal with moth and ram
is cheaper over there
to get the p41 plus
the solidignm is like 124$ pounds i think
Yes the p41 plus is cheaper than the p3
And better
Also go fractal focus 2 for the case
In uk the g360a is a blegh buy
Also this psu is just as good as the rmx and cheaper
https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/product/v3VG3C/msi-mpg-a750gf-750-w-80-gold-certified-fully-modular-atx-power-supply-mpg-a750gf
It's not worth 50% more than a focus 2
And not in gbp
For that matter
Uk case pricing is nasty
the p3 price is also lower
my friend is getting it for like 88$
compare to that 117 p3 showcase there
Alr for 88 is ok
https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/j9Z3Ls like this
Part List - AMD Ryzen 9 7900X, GeForce RTX 4070 Ti, Fractal Design Focus 2 RGB ATX Mid Tower
110 pounds saved
That's almost a gpu upgrade
In fact it is a gpu upgrade, lol
Part List - AMD Ryzen 9 7900X, Radeon RX 7900 XTX, Fractal Design Focus 2 RGB ATX Mid Tower
Well 4070 Ti is still ok, just get the cheapest one
They're all overbuilt
He want's the MSI one
:V
It's just some stuff he actually wants and stuff
specific
I told him the same already
How much more is it over the cheapest
like 60$\
Do the ventus if he wants msi
he just likes Msi
He likes the design I can not argue against it... well not again
Why is that asrock is usually cheaper
Asrock is bae
Is just like me but with the North Fractal design
I am willing to spend more on a case only to get that case
him, he is willing to spent more on the design
of the gpu
Ya but spending up on a 4070 Ti gives 0% performance lol
Ya but you can save him 55$ going ventus
Yeah
Ventus is fine
Well... same tier at least. It's not technically as good, just they're both way above average
Wouldn't matter
Total power draw of the two parts doesn't exceed 500w
After transients? Still under 650W lol
We went with the general tip
I got earlioer
750w - 850 w
But we saw 750 w would be fine
@wheat coral 
650W is fine even for oc
4070ti is a very low power card for it's spec
850W is overclocking a 4090 and a 13900k territory
Pretty much
well yeah peace of mind that's what I want for both
I gotta go help him build that one
And I am going to go help the other one as well
Will be in UK in December and that's when I'll bring the stuff
I mean yeah, we started today after I came up with it
4070ti level they both perform identically
It was the first checks and what I know from recommendations in here
well this whole build
Huge savings
has been save on more than 30%
since I am bringing the expensive parts
from here
for 399$ pounds
you can get the 7900x
Ya but you can help him save more
6950xt would be huge over that too yeah
I agree with you there
4070ti is slowly losing any meaning it had with that 600$ card floating around
But he's dead set on some things
And I can not argue against that
I get it as to why since he use to work in this field
when younger
He likes to actually work on them so yeah
What kind of work does he do
Nvidia still has better professional support in general thanks to their long monopoly
Genuinely that I have never ask
Worth asking cos some combos can be horrible for workstation
He might need 64gb over 32gb for example for work
bruah
he' had 48gb
in his current one
but some bios bs
stuck him to 32gb
at 2133 mhz
Mixing sticks is not recommended...lol
we where doing charts earlier on the speed of 4070 ti
It works tho
for some stuff in cinerbeanch and adobe points
and the 4070ti came up above the 6950xt
so why he went with it
even above the 7900xt
but found it funny how the 4080 was the peak in those charts
why wasn't the xtx put in there
when the prices differences make it more than an actual contender within that place
yeah
well yeah
But he also thought a lot about looks
Because initially I was suggesting the i7
but he mentioned the twp
and how high it was
well again yeah!
But again he mentioned looks so I am not sure what it is
Maybe he works with it and he thinks this is what makes sense
for him
but again I have to ask


Idk
Hey i watched the video Linus tech tips made and I just wanted to know what questions I should ask when buying a used gpu
For pictures of it (not the box), preferably with a piece of paper with their username/date
if you could get proof it works thats always a plus
best case is you see it plugged in working, but unlikely thatll happen
naw just give money up for free nothing to worry about being Scammed
Afaik rmX is a lil older but better overall. Rme might be smaller & fit in certain setups. Would have to check.
Not accurate at all
There’s always going to be a bottleneck in your system somewhere
No matter what
figures!
Trash
Okay guys!!! The second aio came in
Let’s pray it works
Just got to wait on the psu coming today
So much trouble with parts, I got scammed from a new egg seller on thermal paste…. Never will buy from china seller
@cyan ravine
I will pray for you 🙏
What why was I tagged
Cause you took me if it doesn’t work I need to get a different kind of aio
Do you remember?
Yeah you scammer, it's about time you got called out
👆
what food do i order yall
jit i put a question mark
The food with the food
i gave a ball park lol
sushi
DAYUM youre an expensive date
i got carls junior and a shake 💀
shoulda gotten Krystal’s
not here
Taco bell crunchwrap trio
What kind was it?
Is 11.73 upload speed good?i feel like im lacking
i only get like 5.96 so you're doin better than me. 11 is really good. especially for streaming if that's what you wanna do
well i just be seeing people that get like 40 and above
you really only need 6 for streaming at minimum
i cant ever get my recording or streaming setting right
i don't stream so i can't help you there but the majority of people say you only need 6 as a minimum and anything lower than that will give bad quality
i think with an upload speed of 6 will let you stream at 720p at 30fps without there being any lag for you
but you got almost double that so you could probably stream video at 1080p without any issues
alr
the higher quality you upload the more amount of bandwidth you need to have.
Is this legit? I just found it while messing around with a build on part picker. AMD Ryzen™ 7 7700X 8-Core, 16-Thread Unlocked Desktop Processor https://a.co/d/1pe1E7e
Shoot. Thanks for checking that!
If you're streaming you might need more than 11. Turn down your bit rate.
twitch limits bitrate to 8 mbps, so 11 mbps should be fine
I used to stream with 12 mbps upload speed and had no issues
if streaming on other platforms it could be an issue
Anyone on that can help me
I just built the pc and I got no clue how this wifi works
Have you installed the driver?
Idk which one it is
What board was it
use usb I guess rigjt
To copy the files over yeah that's a good way
becuase i got no internet to download those lol
Got a phone?
You could download on the phone and copy to the pc
You can transfer ^
macrium reflect
Once you have net access I'll give you a list of drivers you'll need/want also, and a couple other essentials
It won't matter either way
ok
But driver installs might go faster off the ssd
yes the free version
when you HDD is crashing from downloading something
oh yea I need the drivers for the m.2 its not reading
idk why
Might need to initialize it
oh okay thats what I thought
Right click the start button and open disk management
It'll ask to initialize it, do so as GPT
im already in it
but I dont see
it
I see team tm8fp6002t
nvm
I went to the wroung thing
well my motherboard has now detected all the drivers I need
There's no exclamation points in device manager?
The SMbus is usually missed by the default drivers and you need that to control RGB
okay
I dont get why my other monitor aint turning on
dood it takes this pc like 5 to 10mins to boot
this sucks
Mem training be like
Oh well then
it was like this on my old system
Yeah hdd moment
thats why I need to swap to SSD is quick as possible I mean it crashes alsmot everytime I try to open something
so what do I do with macrium reflect once its downloaded
well nvm just watched a tutorial not that hard but this might take a long time
So whats the difference between SSD M.2 vs SSD drives which is faster also
You meant nvme and sata?
Well the difference is that pcie interface allows much more bandwidth
Thus allowing higher speeds
Sata can only hit like 500 or so mb/s in sequential writes
While an nvme can be upwards of 5000 and above
An average budget nvme drive however hovers at 2/3000
Sequential write speed doesn't matter too much for day to day usage and gaming however
Random read and write speeds matters a lot more
Once you install the GPU drivers it will
^
M.2 is the form factor. There's 2 main subtypes, PCIe and SATA. PCIe is WAY faster.
So i never really thought to ask but my motherboard has little digital numbers that it cycles through an im just curious to know what they mean i cant find any info in my manual about them everything runs normal but apparently there called error codes or something
Debug LEDs probably. If you ever aren't able to boot you can take that code and figure out why.
im pretty sure I did
well I thought I did
Is there a Reason why when i open a tab its like 2fps
Cyberpower is much better, still not the best choice if you're looking for value though
a code representing what step in the booting process the motherboard is currently at
it's not something you have to worry about if the system boots
it's designed so that if it fails to boot you can see at exactly which step it got stuck
very helpful for diagnosing hardware failures
Ah thats cool like a check engine light
Hey I have a question
Rx 580 8 gb
16gb ram
Ryzen 5 2600
Asus b450f motherboard
1 tb harddrive
120 gb ssd
500w power supply
Is my build but I’m want to upgrade my graphics card to a Radeon Rx 6600 xt
Would my build be able to support it
should be fine, the 6600xt consumes less power than the rx 580 so power supply and case thermals won't be an issue
might be some slight bottlenecking depending on the game/res/settings but shouldn't be too bad
I would suggest also getting a larger ssd as a huge quality of life upgrade as they're getting very cheap now and 120gb ssd is quite miserable to use
you can get 1tb ssd for $45 nowadays, 512gb ssd for $28
anyone got any builds for a good starter gaming pc with upgradability
Is no fix, all you can do is minimize it by getting a better CPU.
Okay thank you but my current cpu should be fine
For a Rx 6600
My current graphic card is a gtx 1650
like I said, it depends on the game, resolution, and settings
in general a ryzen 5 2600 should do alright with an rx 6600
overclocking cpu/ram could help partially or fully alleviate a bottleneck without spending money if you experience one, but that option comes with its own set of problems
Budget? Do you have any parts already? What country?
US no budget but obv not top of the line stuff and i dont alr have parts
Do you have any special needs like wifi?
Here's a good entry level system. It'll be great for 1080p. https://pcpartpicker.com/list/r4JL8r
Part List - Intel Core i3-12100F, Radeon RX 6650 XT, Cougar MX330-G Air ATX Mid Tower
Plenty of upgrade potential there too
A 12400F would be a good option for CPU if you could spend a bit more on that.
no need for the wifi or operating system
It's a great time to build
You can upgrade the CPU, RAM, and GPU. Which one you should do first depends on your target resolution and frame rate in the games you want to play.
As it stands you'll be able to play fortnite at 1080p ultra at a decent frame rate
Doesn't fortnite not play nicely with amd gpus? Or was that fixed
Fortnite doesn't play on my computer
i dont play fortnite but idc about ultra graphics i just want high fps
i want to be able to run any game i want no matter if i have to run on low graphics for high fps but i just wanna be able to run literally everything
define run
dont want it to be choppy and i want the fps to be good
Orange is it normal for Temps to go 40 to 90 on a cenabench r20
yes
So everything should be fine?
check if your score is reasonable
like at least 100
It was 7k
Something
I don't know if that's reasonable or not
Should input those cables underneath the gpu
a 7700x should get just shy of 8000 in cinebench r20
so if you're in the high 7000s with air cooling that's reasonable
hopefully it's high 7000s
I'll do it again once I get home but is that safe for it to be that hot
yes
Ok when reached that hot I thought put to much thermal paste or heat sink not on. It
ryzen 7000 cpus are designed to boost until 95c under load
it just means it’s trying to squeeze as much performance out of itself as possible, but everyone thinks it’s overheating
both intel and amd forums are plagued with people asking if their cpu is too hot nowadays
Yes it's my first cpu since 2016 and I've never seen it get that hot
Enough or too much? I always can never tell
Easy to do with that build, no worries
If you can go for the 12400F though like I said, it'll help in future games that use more threads
would it also be better to go ahead and upgrade the power supply?
The power supply is good. B tier 750W can handle a 6800 XT upgrade or a 4070 ti.
you don’t have to do this
but pea method is generally not advised on ryzen
better use X method on ryzen
I just did X method on this 5800X3D, thermals are perfect
theoretically X method should be better than spreading, as there’s a chance of introducing air bubbles while spreading
practically I’ve never seen a real difference
spread method can be nice for peace of mind
downside is that you have to clean the spatula afterward lol
the cooler mounting pressure (assuming you’re hopefully mounting it correctly) applies an order of magnitude more force than you could with your spatula (you’d break it very quickly), so there’s no reason to worry about having a thin layer, physics will do it for you
Air bubbles I've never seen as an actual problem, at least not in many years. I did once see it explode rather violently, but that was ages ago.
Not like a fiery explosion or anything
but yeah that’s why I said theoretically
Just a loud BANG and paste everywhere lol
I mean even if you introduce air bubbles while spreading I’m pretty sure the cooler mounting pressure will get the air pocket out of the paste anyways
but theoretically it’s better to not spread and just never have an air pocket in your thermal paste to begin with
but practically yeah it’s not going to matter
If the tolerances are good and there's tight contact yeah it'll be fine, but coolers where you can feel the gaps between the cold plate and pipes? Ehhhhh
just don’t use pea method, because you might not get good coverage with it
Or if you do use pea method just dump a bunch of paste so you can be sure it spreads
yeah
No such thing as too much 
Uhh last time I checked if you put to much paste it'll do the opposite affect
I use a thick line on LGA1700 because of the elongated CPU
this has been disproven so many times
No it just squeezes out the excess
so, so, so many times
Liquid metal on the other hand...
LM will also squeeze out on the sides
unfortunately with LM that becomes an issue LOL
mm, look at all that conductive gallium bridging your mosfets together
what could go wrong?
Well is there anything else that's been disproven that I should know
There's tons of computer myths
well I have no way to know what misinformation you’ve picked up
Oh here's a good one, socks on carpet will kill your computer. False.
What's xmp
Basic overclocking profile to run the rated speed and timing
Oh so the Expo for my ram
yeah
What's some things I should do with my computer
That is the most broad question I've seen today
It just gets messy. Like how messy it was when i figured out i mounted the cooler upside down just now. So much clean up. Put a definite smaller pea sized amount. About to do thermal tests
Well I was taught it cause a barrier between the heatsink and the cou
Like bios or anything for cpu and gpu settings
It's thermally conductive, and the mounting pressure of the cooler will squeeze any that isn't needed to fill the gaps off the sides of the CPU
what ab modern warfare
With "competitive" settings absolutely
You don't need to spend too much on a monitor https://pcpartpicker.com/product/zzVmP6/gigabyte-g24f-2-238-1920-x-1080-180-hz-monitor-g24f-2
Puts it closer to $900 and tax
I personally rather enjoy turning my computer on
smh
what is the best panel IPS?
Best for the price, yes IPS
Can someone help me with a part list
My man is the Smartestpants ever
Budget and country?
1440p or 4k?
Oof
Well you can do a 4k build with 1500 or do a 1250 build and a 250 1440p monitor
I have a really expensive moniter I jus don’t remember specs
whats it called
I jus wanna be able to run games like escape from tarkov
might be sticker on the back
Ah that's a 1440p
Is that good enough
yes
I mean
I would want the price low as can so I dont have to spend as much
My computer rn is jus not it and I would rather get the most bang for my buck
Adding "reasonable picks" to requirements list ✅
hi
Part List - Intel Core i5-13400F, GeForce RTX 3060 12GB, Deepcool CC560 ATX Mid Tower
I want a lower price please
Part List - Intel Core i5-12600KF, Radeon RX 7900 XT, Cougar MX330-G Air ATX Mid Tower
So is everything compatible
Yes 100%
nvm wrong chat sry
Do I need to buy any like other things to put it together or will it come with everything with the parts
It'll have everything you need included
Ok tysm
Happy to help
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Yep taking a look now jack
take ur time
12600k is better than the 13400
it’s from someone i know
he want to gaming and good pc for long time
gaming, little editing etc…
Not a lot of adjustments that I could make to the list. I could make it better for the same price or a little cheaper.
Here's the slightly cheaper option
Part List - Intel Core i5-13400F, GeForce RTX 3060 12GB, Cougar MX330-G Air ATX Mid Tower
Also I REALLY wouldn't spend that on a 3060 right now
You can get a 6650 XT for $260
And it beats the 3060
isn’t NVIDIA better in stream cores or like this?
in av1? or in everything
Everything
Nvidia still technically wins with nvenc but it's a very small lead that makes no real world difference
Plus the 6650 being a stronger GPU in general makes up that gap
should also figure out if that editing mentioned requires cuda in any way
I had assumed it was light clip editing from screen recordings, that's the most common
H.264 amd still sucks big time *quality-wise
could be, but could be some video editing software where radeon can't compete
It doesn't do well with it, but h.265 and av1 I would argue are better then nvidia overall
You really shouldn't use h.264 in 2023 anyway, literal 720p moment onto anything it touches lol
Isn't twitch like the only thing still on h.264? Or is it h.265
yeah unfortunately h.264 will remain relevant until twitch switches off of it sometime in 2273
There's talk of it soon
Lemme find the like
Link*
When AMD bought Xilinx, it acquired a slew of new technologies and entrance into markets including high-performance video encoders for streaming media companies. AMD has developed a new chip for online streaming video using a new AV1 codec that delivers a massive leap in throughput and compression.
Apparently the parent company of twitch has bought a literal boatload of these
Amazon?

does discord support AMD AV1?
Idk why I like this sticker so much lmao
It supports nvidia av1, not sure about amd av1
I only heard about it supporting ADA AV1
My xtx is still out of the pc rn to check
I would really like for discord to support intel QSV
83*c
That's the processor at 83
wdym
lmao did you really look up a youtube benchmark to try to show it overheating as a reason to not buy it
Well you replied to me talking about a GPU so I thought you were talking about the GPU, but the GPU is at 72
and get the wrong temperature in the process
there are 3060s with crappy coolers that run hot btw
83 isn't even overheating
noo
95 core is too hot, 110 edge is too hot/throttle
ehhh 83 is stock throttle limit
Same for both ryzen 5000 and rdna 2
I'd say 83c gpu is overheating for a casual user that isn't going to adjust throttle limit
oh
I had a 2070 super ventus in a bad case that would hit 83c and begin thermal throttling at completely stock settings
I guess but like, I'm also stressing that overheating is a long way away
would drop like 300mhz to thermal throttling at stock settings
I would definitely call that overheating
Also all different gpu architectures have different throttles lol
My friend has a 3050 hitting 90C 
MSI made a real winner of a card
sounds like a failed fan or a disaster of a fan curve or something
maybe he wrapped it in a towel
It’s in some unknown aliexpress case with no airflow
Or put it in an alienware pc
Yeah or that
I took a look at it and the fan curve is fine and both fans work
83 is perfectly fine for any modern cpu yeah
that video probably has it using the stock cooler
69C is nice
if it's hitting 83c in gaming
And 69C is good btw for 6650xt
In both ways 
69c is a fantastic temp for any gpu
Yeah
We mean it both ways lmao
yup
With their cringe paste jobs it do be like that
my laptop disagrees 😠
You see my laptop’s LM application?
i have one it’s overheating i need to upgrade to pc
overclock the fans
86*c gpu 90+ cpu
About to pass out after party night

I had a 5700xt whose fans could go up to 6700 RPM, I could hardly believe what gigabyte was cooking
it’s like a air fryer 
You mean it’s a 6700xt? 
it’s locked idk how
6700 RPM was so loud I could put it downstairs then go upstairs and across the house and still hear the gpu very clearly
wouldn't be surprised if the decibel rating was in the 60s or even 70s
that was a joke
Blower?
and not aimed at you
nope, triple axial
idk how in msi app
Really??
it was a dreamer for sure
but the laptop app it’s sick
You can technically by feeding it more voltage, but they tend to die around 14v




