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Painge
Might want to try another source
Anyway looks like this all up
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/xPxPdH
Part List - AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER, Montech KING 95 PRO ATX Mid Tower
It's a bit over, you could still step down to 4070TI and be more than fine
(you'll hit 2K after tax, roughly)
So like this
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/PttR9c
Part List - AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, GeForce RTX 4070 Ti, Montech KING 95 PRO ATX Mid Tower
A few cuts here and there and the 4080 could still fit if you really wanted it
Yeah I might have to wait on the case. Even amazon is out of the colors and rebuild fans I want.
E.g cut back ram and storage capacity:
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/WK8CPF
Part List - AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER, Montech KING 95 PRO ATX Mid Tower
Barely scraping 2K
Oh no I want that 4080 for sure
Ah then do that last one imo
That gets you to 2K and you don't really lost out on any performance
No loss at all in fact
And would you recommend buying off newegg or this pcpartspick ?
Yeah looks cheaper
So you just click them and off you go
We're a newegg server but no one here is newegg related
They don't pay me anything so idc where you buy it lol
And what would be your guess the price would be if this setup came prebuilt?
Mmm ....
You are awesome
2500?
2.5-3
So yeah you definitely save when diy
Ye they make money somehow lol
Hmmm, anything else I could improve on
Maybe the psu
Yeah $5 more for a better psu seems like a good call
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/QKZvQP
Part List - AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER, Montech KING 95 PRO ATX Mid Tower
That's about it really
This looks really good
Yeah I like that better. And I just noticed. Did we downgrade to a 1tb ssd?
Ye, you can swap it back if you prefer, it was just to keep it near 2K
Your call at the end, both ssd's are fast af
Yeah for sure.
Lol
Decisions decisions
Up to you really
I think 2tb or 1tb is fine, more of a measure how much you think you'd store on there
Do you fill up your xbox?
I already added more storage to the xbox.
Lol then 2tb is probably a good idea then
can always add more down the line
Part List - AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER, Montech KING 95 PRO ATX Mid Tower
Also this^
Is there multiple ssd slots on that MB?
Ye should be
Ye 2
And 4 sata ports for sata ssds
So plenty of expansion options too
Can even use the pcie slots with adapter cards
Oh very good. That's another thing. Do I need to order some sata cables too?
nope
Nah not for what you got here
mobo will come with it anyways if you do
Nice so it's all included
This should build an entire computer
You could also consider ezdiy-fab extensions
Or asiahorse
So when it comes to gaming computers how high a grade is this build?
very high
HELL YEAH!!!
Almost in space bro
cpu is like top top top gamer tier gpu is high tier š«”
These extensions go on the end of the cables that came with the psu btw
They don't go straight into the psu
E.g
Good kit:
Will need a 12vhpwr kit if you decide to get one
Maybe down the line but I should be good for now right?
Ye you'll be fine
Sweet. I better start ordering some of this stuff. Hopefully I can find that case.
Thank you guys so so so much. What a help you've been. š
If it blows up I'll let you know. š¤£
Oh for sure. So will all these links be for amazon?
I can't remember 
Whatever pcpp says is probably the right one
Double check the seller doesn't have a weird name if it's Amazon
That should be about all you need to remember
Sounds good. Ordering now. Woot woot!!!
Damn. The video card isn't available
Nooooooo
It looks like it actually might be on the Asus site
Powered by NVIDIA DLSS3, ultra-efficient Ada Lovelace arch, and full ray tracing.
4th Generation Tensor Cores: Up to 4x performance with DLSS 3 vs. brute-force rendering
3rd Generation RT Cores: Up to 2X ray tracing performance
Axial-tech fans scaled up to deliver 23% more airflow
Dual Ball Fan Bearings last up to twice as long as conventional ...
If I upgrade my gpu to a 4070 it says it recommends a 700w power supply will a 750w do good ?
yes
As long as it's not a fire hazard selection should be fine
Yeah I think Iāll be fine hopefully itās a Corsair Rm750 gold
So i just got my new Logitech pro x2 lightspeed in and ive been trying to use it. But it keeps on disconnecting and reconnecting itself while playing games or just in a discord. It has even done it while watching a YouTube video. Drivers for it are up to date and idk what to do now. I need help please! It also does it every time i launch a game.
If you mean the GPU die, that's slightly more than 28mm x 18mm if my rough estimates are correct
I wouldn't get ptm for the other parts, they don't get hot enough to cure it
What should I get?
You can use the stock pads for everything else if they're not torn
Unless the memory is getting too hot also
G6 doesn't get too hot usually tho
Wouldn't it be smart to get pads just in case?
Contact Logitech
Yes usually. The exception being when the manufacturer simply forgets thermal pads.
Which happened before
I still think I should get replacements just in case
So. What sizes and brands should I get?
Seems like asrock just uses really bad paste on that model so everything else should be fine.
I'm having trouble finding exact specs for the pads on this exact model. I found the phantom gaming but not the taichi, and I can't tell if they're the same.
I was more referring to the coolers since the components are the same height on both
Ahh
Those are two completely different PCB's
One's RDNA2 6800XT, the other is 7800XT
Lol
Anyway
i was gonna say
one looked like it was monolithic
other had chiplets
@analog hearth cool print, did u paint the bunny? I think painting the egg would look nice
I wanna see if my sister wants to paint it. Iām personally not the best painter lol
Or maybe my girlfriend can print it. I'll just have to take it to her next time I see her
Thatās nice
Seller for that gpu just deleted their account without dropping the item off
Any suggestions on a similarly priced ($80-100) 6-8GB gpu?
On eBay/mercari/newegg
1070/ti, 5600xt, 2060, 1660 super/ti, 1080, a580 maybe?
Been trying to find the 1660 super at like $90
Been a few bites but a lot of dead acc
Whatās the best out of those would you say?
1080
I miss my 1080
I'd highly suggest hws if you can find a way to use it
What is the difference between asking here and buildapc (can't mention how to get there because it is against rules)
You're much more likely to get accurate and helpful feedback here.
Thank you I second that because Reddit servers you know
Reddit full of ājust google itā and ālol look this guy he doesnāt knowā
and then google only works if you add reddit to the search
They often bite or even bully the noobs
Reddit people ain't nice
By the way if the manufacturer can't even solve the hardware problem post build nor can the Redditors
You overestimate the ability of manufacturers. 95% of their "tech support" is reading a script and making you power cycle it etc.
^
A good build with 7900 xt & 7800x3d ? preferrably 32 or 48 gb ram. Thanks in advance š
budget and currency?
is wifi needed, monitor suggestions needed, whats the pc being used for, do you care about aesthetics?
Wifi is not needed, but would be good if included. Used mainly for gaming & light programming. Don't care about other trivial things. My currency is SAR but just do USD if you are comfortable with it. budget around 7000 SAR.
1440p & 2160p
not newegg specifically, I can check local amazon prices as well since prices differ here
rgb yes or no
can fit xtx in budget
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/4V2MQP
Part List - AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, Radeon RX 7900 XTX, Phanteks XT PRO ATX Mid Tower
not sure on those fans
p12s and c12c both not on wegg
these might be better https://pcpartpicker.com/product/TFJgXL/phanteks-m25-140-pwm-d-rgb-10462-cfm-140-mm-fans-3-pack-ph-f140m25_drgb_pwm_bk01_3p
Don't care, would like best prices even if no rgb
I have no interest in making it look fancy just need it to perform
nvm just do this case
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/BXtLrH/phanteks-xt-pro-ultra-atx-mid-tower-case-ph-xt523p1-dbk01
bit cheaper while keeping same perf
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/r3NHZJ
Part List - AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, Radeon RX 7900 XTX, Phanteks XT PRO ULTRA ATX Mid Tower
cheaper, 7900xt
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/d883n6
Part List - AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, Radeon RX 7900 XT, Phanteks XT PRO ULTRA ATX Mid Tower
SFF if you're interested
Part List - AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, Radeon RX 7900 XT, SAMA IM01 MicroATX Mini Tower
Thank you guys

My dream build https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/user/ehyoitsdavid/saved/#view=qhkzZL
Constructive comments welcome
Saved Part Lists
why
thats... a build
is it like choose everything thats the most expensive kind of dream build or actual dream build
Hello whats good ddr5 budget ram/specs these days?
5600c32 min
thanks and is 14100f fine for light/medium gaming
Assuming I earn USD 6000 per month I can buy it in 2-3 years after master's degree graduation of course
Things are going to change a lot in 2 years
Now I am only third year undergraduate I will consider by then probably I am doing master's in Ireland
That sounds ideal
That's a PCMR build if I ever seen one
would personally recommend a better cpu and ddr4 if you're on a budget
a lot better performance out the gate
True
unless you can get ddr5 on the cheap
12600KF + DDR4 + B660M Pro RS is usually a strong combo
for very little these days
im an incoming freshman so i guess that is the play i just need something cheap for dorm gaming
Is this true though
Damn
Well anything is fine my G14 wont turn on anymore and I need a gaming replacement
does non f exist still
no idea
it was cheaper than f when I got it
last time i built anything was november last year
oh wow this is painful
like yesterday we had $125 12600kf
next best now is $200 7600 or $190 13400f
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 5600X, GeForce RTX 4060, Fractal Design Pop Mini Air MicroATX Mid Tower
Any red flags on this
lol
I've used both amd and intel and honestly dont really care which
Part List - Intel Core i9-14900K, GeForce RTX 4090, Lian Li Lancool II Mesh C RGB ATX Mid Tower
oh man
@thorn mural can you stretch
Part List - Intel Core i5-12600KF, Radeon RX 6700 XT, SAMA IM01 MicroATX Mini Tower
$20
an argument can be made for 7600x with a 7600
or 7600/7600 lmao
nope
This is probably way more performance than i'll need
I am currently on a 9400f/460 hackintosh build
mmmm
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 7600, Radeon RX 7600, SAMA IM01 MicroATX Mini Tower
812
would argue the 12600kf has it's own merits tho
better PSU and can cut down on it at that
a650gl is $10 less
yes
not much cheaper and 200w less tho
yes
im not buying this instant so it probably doesnt matter
oh i didnt see that lmao
i didnt even look at the list i thought it was still the 850
I just want a general idea of what to get cuz im leaving home in a couple months
Thank you
@thorn mural if you bought used 32gb ddr4 the 12600KF list can be under 800
$30 for 32gb 3200
very common
Yeah im def gonna look for used ram
mmm better to ask in a couple months
whole market will def be different by then
cheaper stuff, 6700XT will be gone
Is this a problem
sales all changed, better choices by then
in a way it'll be a little better
but also, that's long enough to completely change a budget list from top to bottom for what's "ideal"
Aight well i'll be back before I leave to check in on the market again i guess
thanks for your help
Ya it favorited
i cant really wait for black friday cuz ill be in canada
afaik pc prices are much higher there
the IM01 btw is an SFF case, so good for being a freshman
cos you can move around with it not being so bulky
Ye
wait is the budget 800 CAD
oh alr
dont sweat it on a list tho i think i got the help i need
And the problem is I need wireless minimum wifi 6(E) the motherboard you have recommended on the list unfortunately doesn't have wireless
What are you doing that specifically needs wifi 6e
Sorry WiFi 6
6 even
Low latency streaming and some heavy gaming
Low latency + Wifi isn't really a thing
Do you not have ethernet lol
ethernet is long and far the better answer
CAD list, over budget https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/
Choose Your Parts
oops
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 7600, Radeon RX 7600, Montech X3 Mesh ATX Mid Tower
ill make a cheaper one in a bit
or felix will idk
honestly for that $7000 PCMR build you could probably cut a lot out of that and pay an electrician for an ethernet line
In Canada the ISP equipment is one room and the PC is in another unless you have a super long wire
yeah pay an electrician to run a new line from the router to the room
or get a mesh router and ethernet to it
far better than using wifi
the difference in latency is often over 100ms improvement
which is why I mean that low latency + wifi is not a thing
Yeah I was too naĆÆve too simple
lol
Yeah I will modify the build to make it a bit lower than 6000 CAD
And I deleted that list of mine because it looks so stupid
I wouldn't call it stupid
Just it speaks a lot to one's experience in this hobby
when I say "PCMR" it's because a lot of builds that turn up there are very similar, and it doesn't express an educated depth into what is arguably a great purchase or not
Similarly, I say a lot that no one writes a manual on how to shop for a good value pc
Not worth executing yourself over. Most people simply don't know/can't put the time in to know
I get told a lot that when I make some builds that my ideas and choices are very "Cheapskate" and thus bad
When I have mountains of references at this point that show me and prove to me what's a nice choice
There's both ends of the spectrum here, again, not worth shaming yourself for it
But it's good that you acknowledge there is definitely room for improvement
Pretty much all of us here want to suggest something that is a good choice, with long life and good (Or good enough) quality to make it a good return on investment
Does this mean if you're on wifi and the game shows your ping as say 30ms, you actually have 130+ (plus mouse/monitor latency)?
Also +1 for this. It packs nicely, is sturdy, small, and not too flashy (nobody's gonna try and nab it if you leave your door open or smthn)
no, ping is ping
but depending on the device, you can be in the same room and still have +130ms latency
depends on a broad range of factors
combine this with system latency and you can definitely start to notice it as it creeps or bumps over 200ms
I've never seen a latency difference that big between ethernet and wifi, though the only places I've tested wired vs wireless I'm either within LOS of the router or have fiber
I do agree if budget is 7k getting some ethernet ran is probably worth it though lol
great way to see something like that is often phones
phones can be really bad with latency
for example
my current phone is wifi 6
When I play mobile games on it in downtime
I get somewhere about 260ms latency
combination of where the server is located that you're connecting to (in this case far af), the wireless distance to the router, the signal stability, etc etc
Some times I really notice it, typical human reaction time is about 200ms, so you start to feel like everything has a slight delay past that point
below that everything feels really snappy
or snappy enough
but you have to deduct system turnaround latency
which is usually 40-60ms
less depending on the game
And this is where it comes full circle to why I say wifi and low latency aren't really a thing
if you add up the deficits with the extra wifi latency, you start to creep up really high on total latency, and this is compounded the further you are away from the router
other factors that play in like ram speed, cpu cache speed, system overhead from bloat
mouse polling rate
wireless response/wired response
keyboard latency etc etc
I'm digressing, whole rabbit hole but anyway
My speedtest with my phone (on wifi) is showing 20ms +-5. Really depends on the setup.
it does
but see how far from the router are you
fairly close
depending on how many walls between you and it, can increase it a lot
wifi 6 does help but for example, my mesh nodes add about 30ms
over a distance of a hallway
not a lot added because I ethernet to each router/mesh node
20ms +- 3 when in direct LOS to router, 15ish feet away
sorry had to walk out for a bit
When I just go direct to the router the added latency is +115ms roughly
hence why I went mesh lol
extension routers add 66
yeah mesh can be nice for bigger houses
mmm
and it's a cost effective method vs running cable
So you know, not all answers in this case are a best fit, all depends on the person, house, pc location etc
also helps wireless devices as well
yes
you create a better umbrella to strengthen your wireless service
saves bob's network next door running 4 freaking nighthawks from overpowering yours lmao
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 5600, GeForce RTX 3060 12GB, Phanteks Eclipse G360A ATX Mid Tower
@cyan ravine can you make this ābudget-erā without losing performance
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 5600, GeForce RTX 3060 12GB, Phanteks XT PRO ATX Mid Tower
if you dont have the 3060 yet, 6650xt is $230 atm i think
I donāt have anything
I just want it to have it ready
swap to A520m tuf
it's just plain better if you ignore cpu overclocking
Would also do 32gb used ddr4
$30 is very achievable with that
its also $10 more atm tho
imo not worth it in a budget build
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 5600, Radeon RX 6650 XT, Phanteks XT PRO ATX Mid Tower
i used ds3h
oh that one you did ye
oh b550 ud ac is 99 now
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 5600, Radeon RX 6650 XT, Phanteks XT PRO ATX Mid Tower
@cyan ravine @mossy venture would a $160 1080ti be a solid replacement
yes
Tho beware, it's a card that's beginning to have direct x compatibility issues
5700XT for $120 would be even better imo
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 5600, GeForce GTX 1080 Ti, Montech X3 Mesh ATX Mid Tower
Took inspiration from both of your lists
Don't do NV2
Where did I put
it's rarely a proper gen 4
often a borked worse than gen 3
e.g
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 5600, Radeon RX 5700 XT, Phanteks XT PRO ATX Mid Tower
would be comparable to all of these lists ^
@cyan ravine switched
One additional question
How much performance loss is 4500 ~> 5600
a lot
Understood
5500 to 5600 is a big dent
but not unusable
5500 you could suggest if the budget is reeaaallllyyy tight
What about 5600g?
Thatās igpu
5600G and 5500 are basically the same except 5600G is more expensive
Is the statement, "the more expensive hardware the higher performance" true
No
Not whatsoever
$300 nzxt aios lose to some $60 thermalright aios
Let alone the $90 arctic lf iii
4070 ti super costs more than 7900xt
Lots of companies sell their prices based on the brand notoriety as well
Like a 980 pro ssd sells for way more than a lot of ssd's that handily beat it
Thereās a $30 cooler that outperforms $400+ liquids
Ivybridge outperforms all AM4 cpus despite being from 2012/2013
(I love spreading misinformation)
I'm looking to build a from the ground up gaming pc, my budget is 3k but I have wiggle room.
In terms of what I'm looking for, in general to be able to just click purchase on a game without having to look too closely at specs. Windows, not looking to overclock or do anything too technical. General gaming, picture storage and whatever else.
When swapping mobos can I just plug in my old nvmes and hard drives I donāt have to wipe them ?
Yeah but generally you should do a fresh install of windows
Aesthetics in terms of? As I said, so out of the loop lol.
Do you want white, black, blue etc, glass front for the case as well as a glass side, rgb, etc
Lemme share some different options
Oh, I have the case/tower. Two actually. Just need the guts.
I have a mid size and a xl as well
Part List - AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER, Phanteks Eclipse G360A ATX Mid Tower
Ah alright
What case?
The one I'd prefer to use is my mid size which is white and blue but I don't really care what it looks like inside as long as cable management is on point.
Iwin, something or other give me just a second and I might be able to find it?
Inwin*
If I donāt do a fresh windows install what sorts of issues could happen ?
Idk, honestly I didn't do one and idt I've had any issues from it lmao
It's just generally suggested, and just bc it's worked out for me doesn't mean it won't cause issues for you
Yeah, I have no idea what it is aside from that its too old to google apparently lol.
Ah
Old in win cases (and a lot of new ones tbh) have really bad airflow
Does it have a mesh front?
It does. Like the front has the hard drive slots, but there's mesh on each of the "drawers" the bottom half of the front is basically all mesh and plastic facade.
I have a water cooling system in the current set up, I'm not sure if that needs to be swapped.
But that's in the larger case. I technically have 2 builds, both the same age and very outdated.
Part List - AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER, Phanteks Eclipse G360A ATX Mid Tower
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 7600X, Radeon RX 7900 GRE, Phanteks Eclipse G360A ATX Mid Tower
The second one, the 1tb ssd is free with the cpu
Other gpu options would be 7800xt, 7900xt, 7900xtx, 4070 super, 4070 ti, and 4070 ti super
The amd cards are better performance at their price brackets typically
And one sec, gonna link monitor options
I'm cool with swapping cases. I have no preference for flashy lights and what not but I would like the option to add more hard drives easily.
And dual monitors!
That mobo has 3 nvme slots, so you could add a third ssd which could be 3tb, and I believe that case has 2 hdd slots and 1 sata ssd slot, but I could be wrong on that
You could just get a 4tb nvme to start off with
I would choose one of these for your main monitor
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/RJNwJy
Part List
The two 4k options, I would only go for with a 4080 super or 7900xtx
The $200 one would be the best starting point imo
Okay.
The OLED would provide the cleanest gaming performance, it has the fastest response times and is overall the smoothest
The 4k ones would be clearer and provide a better image, but puts more strain on the gpu. You would run into a gpu limit (down the line) sooner than you would if you played at 1440p.
If I'm not explaining anything well enough lmk
Okay, so essentially if I care more about gpu limit downgrade a bit
No, you are for sure!
Kinda
Imo, 4k isn't exactly worth it
It is for some people, but its really personal preference
I agree, we have a fancy tv I think is pointless because my eyes can only see what they see.
Would you rather higher fps/settings for a longer period of time, or more pixels on your screen to make the image sharper and better.
At this stage anything over 60 is welcome š¤£
Fair
1440p will look incredible as is, especially any of these 3
Theyre all very nice, even the cheapest one
none tbh
Bruh
better off looking at used
ssd price have gone up
Ger
ok
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closest you're ever gonna get
F it if its a big jump I'll pay 60 euros
Wouldnt gen 3 be better cuz cheaper?
Should I wait
i think it's gonna stay around there
is a 1080ti for $140 alright?
facebook market
Ah
Thereās a dude selling one on there for $140 lmao
I despise mercari
But 100% worth
yeah, they recently instituted a garbage policy where buyers donāt have to pay fees, but the buyer gets shafted by paying them instead
mercari is weird, but they do sometimes offer deals way better than ebay
mercari for pc parts feels insane
everything about mercari just makes it revolting to use for me
@weary galleon @thorn mural Mercari has a lot of very not intelligent people. And they usually haggle.
So you can either get a beyond good deal like a 1080ti for $80, or a really garbage deal like a 1050 prebuilt for $900
It isnāt noticeable but the gpu sag is.. yikes
This is my like.. moms cousins something something, very distant relative weāre staying at pc
That's a pretty light gpu so it shouldn't sag enough to matter
But it will be choked from air in that bottom slot
lmao
(if this is a multi-gpu situation then it's probably fine)
Hi. Can someone help me choose a 4080 super?
I know they are all performe the same. I just want the one from here who is less hot, does less noise and has a better warranty
Unless you have specific case dimensions you're trying to hit, just pick one that fits your budget and aesthetic preferences. When it doesn't matter it literally doesn't matter. https://youtu.be/nPJR4LQ-IKc?si=1KfB0fXPPLJQ1sFs
Testing 9 different GeForce RTX 4080 Supers - Shop for one here: https://geni.us/kKBqZTF (affiliate)
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Don't forget to check out my RTX 4080 Super launch review which includes 40 games, RT + DLSS and DLSS 3 benchmarks: https://youtu.be/HaokHyKjq6g
Related:
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thank you for this video
there is only inno 3d on that video and its the one with worst temps and noise so I know I wont get that one
I live on portugal, those prices are close to cheapest that you can get here
The cheapest, save for a gigabyte or a ventus (ventus if you want sff)
I can get the hellhound for 995ā¬
Techpowerup usually has a wide range of cards on review
but I mainly play fortnite (35%)
If you want temp and sound info
Most 4080+ cards are so thick and overbuilt they generally run pretty quiet tho, I think the rare exception is trinity super?
They revised the cooler for that one
The 4080 vanilla trinity was pindrop quiet by comparison
Also I agree, if you don't do anything specifically nvidia bias like working with optix or a cuda monopolised program, XTX would be a good savings for you and the card is comparable
Hellhound is a decent card, not the best, I think it's quote "tier 3" on the vbios list for XTX? But it's a really clean card otherwise
Powercolor tends to be really good for everything apart from coil whine being a common complaint (A lot of their late cards are very quiet tho)
I think the PNY TF seems the nicest of that screenshot from what I can see @little osprey
Just from a cursory glance
Unless you want a waterloop in which the iChill block would save a fair bit
Ah I just saw this. Depends what you do with premiere, but XTX is just fine with it really
I think I will get that one
i m thinking more about fortnite, thats the only game I play at the moment
Fair enough
i was going for the 7950x3D cause i7 14700k consumes a lot
Ah ok
psu 850 w i think its enough
Do you multi task a lot
Like let's say edit while you wait, export etc
While gaming
Streaming, content creating
i want to record everytime Im playing, want to stream as well
yup its a pc for a professional content creator
lets say a youtuber
plays games, edits, streams
So I'm gonna lean towards the 7800X3D for a suggestion here
There's a short explanation why
tell me
7950x3d introduces dual ccd latency
So you'd have to weigh it up with fortnite being your focus
If you want slightly worse latency in game, it's the trade off
and you can run into dual ccd issues if you happen to get a bad one
Since I'm guessing you're taking fortnite as the focus here
Can confirm 3 people here have gone through it
7800x3d doesn't seem to have the trouble
But you add a 2nd ccd it gets finicky
i.e 6 or 8 more cores
7800X3D can still game stream and edit just fine, quite well in fact with a 4080S
You'd just run it off nvenc, so very little cpu load
But it depends what you want to value here, you can also make a fair case for 7950X3D if you really wanted to
14700K on the other hand uses more power but doesn't run into the same latency/scheduling issues of dual ccd ryzen
So you'll have better 1% lows and 0.1% lows for your fps
Which are the things that matter a lot for comp fortnite
I see the 7800X3D as the value, one size fits all choice tho
You get the low power and best parts of X3D without any tradeoffs
Bit counter-intuitive to AMD themselves saying 7950X3D is the zero compromise choice...lol
Stop me at any point if I'm getting too complicated @little osprey lol
lol im a slow reader xD
Lol all good
and don't understand much about it
Ok I can simplify it a bit
what i've seen is that 7800x3d is only good for gaming
12 or 16 core ryzen = extra ns delay on your pc
since i edit more i7 or 7950x3d would be the best for me
12 or 16 core x3d = extra nanosecond delay as well as scheduling, and can be a very unusual cpu to work properly with
8 core x3d = no nanosecond latencies, no worse 1% or 0.1% lows
I5, i7, i9 intel = far better 0.1% & 1% lows on fps, but at the cost of more cooling and power
So what I'm trying to say is, if you don't mind the extra system latency of working with the 7950X3D, go for it
But if you want a better Fortnite experience, consider any of the other choices instead
7800X3D I will say again, more than fine for editing, streaming and gaming. Very powerful CPU. There are tons of content creators out there who just use the ryzen 7
So you know, up to you
Hopefully that's a little simpler
Lol
Should also add, since you're going for comp fortnite and editing, an OLED screen would be a huge upgrade for you too
Extremely low response times, unbeatable, claps anything else
Incredible colour
Very clear picture
A good 240hz oled is about equivalent to a 540hz IPS screen for gameplay experience
They're just that plain good
And oled is excellent for premiere, best of both worlds
If it's still confusing let me know 
and do you think 7800x3d will age well in terms of productivity?
yeah i was looking at this oleds:
ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDM
MPG 271QRX QD-OLED 27" QHD 360Hz
or the AW2725DF
can i show you my current build?
Yeah by all means I'm down to see what you got and what you have in mind
Just to clarify by the way
All the 27 inch 1440p 240hz OLED's
They're all the same screen just from different brands
So if you can find a cheaper model from another brand, it'll be the same experience for less
I'd make exceptions for nice things like a KVM though, worth a few extra euros
The Asus version of it probably isn't the cheapest
For QD-OLED I could say that the AW3423DF has been proven to last long term
Not sure about other models at this time
Their current generation of OLED/QD-OLED seems to have most products free of burn in, but you get drawbacks, like one I saw yesterday about purple tinting on the QD-OLEDs
I don't have one of those myself so I can't confirm it personally
let me just change the cooler , cause arctic or galahad are not avaliable
Yeah try to not do galahad rn
I haven't seen any other cooler or tech product produce this many failures short term
If you google galahad failure you'll probably see what I'm talking about
They haven't even recalled them yet
Lots of grinding, rattling, blown motors, blocked fluids
Galahad II is on my avoid list at the moment. I haven't seen failures this common for a while
Not since the 4090 melting connectors 
Or maybe a bit more recent, the samsung 980 pro and 990 pro failures (and the tens of thousands of warranties they didn't fulfill)
For reference:
here it is
this is a local shop with good prices compared to others in portugal
since I live on an island its better for me
so arctic is the better one now right
ok thank you
idk if ultrawide would be my thing
xD
this is my first pc build
wifi yes , a lot of usbs idk, one for mic, camera, mouse, keyboard, phone
not at the moment
maybe in 1 year or so
i didnt knew about that, i was going for the 990 but its to expensive
I can pull up some articles if you're curious
is that the asus rog strix?
It's B650M Gaming Plus Wifi
They sell it in my country too, very nice board for a low price
isnt that a micro one?
I can put ATX, like I said, still cooking lol
but yeah that mob has a lot of usbs, a bit concerned with the audio codec and with 2 slots M.2
available with black too
not at all
ok
so youre thinkin on not using a 360 aio I'm guessing
In my experience, you get the same performance with the new X3D chips on a good tower cooler as you do on water yeah
ok
I've checked this with at this point hundreds of builds
didnt knew that, i know those chips dont get hot
I'll put the 903
Ye
they like to run really hot, but they don't have any issues with it
yup, its cheaper
the problem is their little heatspreader
the bit where they put "RYZEN"
and "7800X3D"
it's thick as hell so it traps the heat in
so it's like
you can put it in subzero cooling and it'll still try to be hot

ok
have a gander at this
Part List - AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER, Radeon RX 7900 XTX, Montech AIR 903 MAX ATX Mid Tower
the LCD version of the AG400 was only 7 euro more
that was surprising
so there are 2 gpus
my suggestion for either side you go
and the monitor is a nice OLED
if you want to change monitor
I pretty much went like for like on this one, but the build ultimately costs about, 2.4? before the monitor
If you still want the 7950, you can just swap it in for 200 more
though you would want a bigger cooler imo
there's also this tower cooler
if you want a full aesthetics look, decent tower afaik, part of a great lineup of cases
7950X3D version:
https://pt.pcpartpicker.com/list/ZPyCPF
Part List - AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D, GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER, Radeon RX 7900 XTX, Montech AIR 903 MAX ATX Mid Tower
sadly no screen version of that one^ if the little screen is appealing lol
I would personally do 7800X3D here tho
just cos of the latency stuff we talked about, since it's fortnite we're aiming for here
pretty sure I could fit a 4090 ventus if we felt crazy enough here
It's not a quiet card, it is however very usable and desirable for the ITX crowd
yeah
Part List - AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, GeForce RTX 4090, Montech AIR 100 ARGB MicroATX Mid Tower
it fits
let me have a look at the builds
no worries
Abandon all hope of silence with this last one

ventus 4090 needs some messing with to keep the power from causing the fans to be loud as hell lol
I know a guy who has one tho, been absolutely fine if you ignore the sound part
Btw the 990 pro issue I talked about if you wanted to see:
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/samsung-990-pro-health-dropping-fast
was a really big deal at the time
I still rarely encounter the odd person who has it happen to this day so, it's definitely still an issue for people who don't know
trying to fit a 4090 
i think i will pass this one
to expensive and its probably the "worst" of the 4090
mmm yeah pretty much
I'm really happy with this build over here
Gaming X slim and ventus are in the same boat
i would just spend a little bit for a better ssd
now, I am gonna say, you need to spend a LOT on a board if you want to add a 2nd GPU later
NM790 is top tier
is it?
yes
makes little difference except that it's way cheaper
I dont think I will need one for know
4080S should be fine with nvenc
ok got it
basically little to no cpu load
let me just make that build on the local store website to see the price
if its worth it because of shipping costs
alright
Yeah I've done lists for PT before
I hear you guys have some whack shipping in places
yeah I dont doubt thta
yup
I live on a separated island
so.. xD
I'm gonna dip for 15-ish
and for warrantys its much better than paying for shipping
post the list I'll ping you later if you need some changes
ok i will do it know to see

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i will have a look
they pretty much the same in 12 games average
Ye but lows will be different
The lows are what you should care about for FPS/shooter
seems like almost nobody records 0.1% lows
only other one that does that I've seen is RGIHD lol
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In any case it's not a world changing difference, if the 7950x3d is appealing enough, I see no reason not to get it
It's at an ok price in portugal imo
But it's a very common topic in monitor circles
They don't like 12 or 16 core ryzens lol
i will go home now and see this better
chossing this mob for the audito and 1 extra m2 slot
and this sdd because the other is not avaliable
I would change to the other 4080 super
Gigabyte has a design flaw
Leads to pcb cracking over time
they just increased the price of this one lol
and they increared 7950x3d by 20ā¬
Oh sadge
Nah this is like an office computer š itās been like this for how many years now
Heās got a very beefy air cooler too which has built up dust on the glass panel between the tower and the fan
It looked like something cold was sprayed on there but it indeed is just dust
Yeah still thinking about the cpu, just because I will do more viseo editing than gaming
Something I have to think about
But the price of the 7800x3D is a no brainer compared to the 7950x3d
Quick question - How well does AMDs gpu do for editing?
Considering Iāve seen people recommend/prefer Nivida over AMD for editing but with the newest generation is there a difference in opinion?
Depending on what gpu you get
Uhm
I mean brand new, new gen
Also uh I donāt know much about the optimization with iRacing and graphic cards, Iām reading that Nivida is preferred though cause AMD doesnāt have some of the support SPS as well as Nivida does
But this was nearly 10 months ago so I donāt know if change has happened since or?
depends on the software you're using for editing as well
some software has better radeon support than others
Hmm suppose if I just built a rig for iracing then, would intel or AMD suffice? I know it can go back and forth
disregard previous message, I misread the charts badly
3Dmark orange room scores are indicative of iracing performance, and that seems to favor Intel CPUs a bit.
So for this type of editing/VR computer I'd say Intel/Nvidia would be the combo to go for.
Gotcha, I might just hardware swap my 7800xt and probably a 4070 super from time to time instead of blowing 1.5k
Which would 4070 super be a right choice? I havenāt heard much about the supers except for it being iffy from its non super
4070S is one of the best value Nvidia cards
Gotcha thanks
Ok that makes it a fair statement, I'm more inclined to encourage you to 7950x3d in this case
I figured you had gaming as the biggest priority hence the 7800X3D
Either way you won't really be done wrong on either, just the 7800X3D is such good value for what it is
With no real drawbacks
The damn thing almost works on the AMD stock box cooler lmao
i also do videos for clients so thats why i do more editing than actual gaming
I think it would save me some time from using one than other
i will do a lot of yt and tik tok shorts
as well as youtube videos
Fair enough fair enough. Sorry I had a slightly different interpretation of what you would be prioritising
Either way it wouldn't be a bad purchase to go with the 8 core
But ye, I can agree a lot more to 7950x3d
Now that you've said this
Isnāt 8000ās cpu dropping Q4?
Sure
Or is that next year
X3D is after that
thats ok, sometimes i dont even understand myself lol
We're in the middle of the cycle
I think I will give the 7950x3d a go
if there are to many problems I will simple change it for the 7800x3d
Sounds good. Let us know if you run into any issues with it. We have about 5 or 6 people who've used it here
do you advise using process lasso or no?
what kinda problems did they have? I assume parking the wrong cores?
i though all problems had been fixed
General instability
Yeah they are, just you occasionally get that one cpu that doesn't want to cooperate and needs rma
he will cooperate
But yeah, occasional black sheep, and the occasional agesa motherboard problems
Vs AM4 this is night and day better though
Anyway, phone's about to die so ima jet
yeah go ahead
You got both lists to think about so all is good lol
thanks bro
Np
Ooo oled
Zotac model over the rest of the 4070S or?
LFG

@potent portal iRacing is on a 2008 platform (so itās badly optimized) and leaves many cores depending on which cpu you get idle, so wouldnāt an AMD processor be better? Then again there is editing but I doubt Iāll do HEAVY editing.
I think intel is still leading in single core perf by a pretty decent amount
but for a platform that old you might see huge gains from the larger caches on ryzen (even non x3d) if most of the program fits in the cache
basically you can sit here and make theoretical arguments all day lol just look at benchmarks if you have a specific use case
well you found your answer
