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Full 6.0 at 366w 
It normally peaks around there for 129K at ambient
Msi z690-a pro
13900K I have definitely had a few times at 400+W sustained for all core
My ram oc was unstable and I had to reset it
Sips helped me with it too, 3600cl16 (don't ask me what the changes were, I do not know the names of individual timings) on rev e
Though honestly I don't know if that's even what's been causing my issues
Randomly playing games, sometimes when I alt tab, sometimes in the middle of nowhere, my screen freezes except for my cursor
Also don't forget Fal lost a 5800X to an msi bios update
So you know
Whack bios
Lol
I can still hear everything
Mic, headset, mouse all work
Sounds like gpu
I'm worried the 3060 ti is on its way out
Highly unlikely
Which would suck bc im trying to save money right now, and I need to sell the 6700xt I have
It's out of the typical failure zone for 30 series, that card
Eh why keep 3060ti
Use 6709xt
I did mine on it for at least a few months with unsafe power limits
Sell 3060ti
And no underclock
Wouldn't change anything
3060 ti needs new pads, paste, and fans
If it's under throttle it's fine
None of which I'm messing with, I am too clumsy with a whole pc let alone all that
If the 3060 ti is broken I know a dude who repairs gpus, id probably sell it to him and use the 6700xt
Pads and paste are normal maintenance lol
I know
He'll lowball you man
Shame I degraded my 13900k, 6.0 all core still with the lid on, I wonder what I could do with it delidded
I'm just very heavy handed and clumsy
I'd probably get around 170
That's kinda low
250
Hopefully it isn't broken at all
@mossy venture i5-9600K?
Good
Maybe 220
I don’t know which comparison site to trust so
The Temps are fine but the fans get very loud above 70%
Titan xp costs more and is slower
I'm really glad I was careful with my chips, but now I got to figure out what I do with them next
3070 is around 275 in the US
That's fine
A 3060 ti needing repair 170-190 sounds pretty fair imo
It doesn't need repaste
Yeah
Doesn't need repair
90's hotspot is perfect fine
My 3090 ran like that stock
Still runs
It’s still chill tho, I can still do stock clocks at normal voltages without any issue
It's four years old and was mining about a year and a half, gaming the whole four years
It's definitely time for new paste/pads
If temps are fine tho I wouldn't bother
And the fans 100% are damaged

That's fair, I've been power limiting and overclocking it, I mostly only play ow and valorant as is lmao
I've got no one to play the heavy games I used to enjoy with
My friend group has a 3200g and a 3400g+1650 build
When I first started mining I didn't limit them, I put them to 85-100% at all times
For the first 3-5 months
I had no common sense
Did it die that quickly? Shouldn't have been too much for them
performance wise i don't think they're damaged necesarily
maybe worse than new, but passable
they're just so god damn loud
above 70% they sound like a jett engine
and they go above 70% with stock settings very easily
If they're just loud then it's whatever
I'd sell it full price lol
Not broken, not something anyone would notice is a problem nor really counts as a problem either
Alright, so I gotta question about mobos with backside connections for a cleaner looking setup.
Most of those board says you need a special or specific case for them. But is that actually even true? Or could you actually use any case you wanted and just dremel out the space you need for those board in any case you wanted to use instead of what these companies claim as "compatible."
Just a thought I had after reading this
Yes it's true
The cutouts for the connectors to fit don't exist on a vast number of cases
You're not getting what I'm saying though
Oh dremmel
Cases don't need to do anything electrically other than maybe the power button
I mean you could? Could look really nasty tho
You can mess with a metal slab in any way and the PC will be fine
Also metal dust
You'd have to clean it thoroughly
That will be a lot
It's not a small cut
Yea but still theoretically doable
In theory yes
Spacing also needs consideration as it goes around standoffs
You can compromise the integrity of the mount if you don't have the cuts far enough away from the standoffs
Screw locations are still standard for ATX so I doubt they'll have slots too close to where the screws will go
Potentially yes
That's why I said dremel and not an angle grinder with a cutoff disc. Dremel is much smaller and can be more precise
Yes but if the 24pin is right next to a standoff that means the spacing will be difficult
And potentially the standoff is now defunct
You need adequate spacing else the standoff won't do anything
Although I think it should be fine considering there's no slots below it so the screw by the 24pin is held on from below
You could get sagging against the panel for example
Suddenly your clean board is now tilting like the tower of pisa
How much metal are you thinking would be removed? I was thinking just enough around where the connections need to go. Not removing huge pieces of the case
Some diy standoffs with anything from Legos to rubber grommets to cloth will be fine
That's what I'm thinking as much too, but I've seen the way these cases look
To be fair the USB headers might be close to the 24pin now that I think about it again
Especially boards like project zero have ALL cables back mounted
Entire strips of metal gone
I haven't. I'm about to go take a look. But I figured it was worth talking about for custom builds
It's a point of genuine consideration
You may not even be able to cut that close to the standoff without bending or damaging it
Considerable thought required and ample metal dust cleaning to prevent post-op issues
Tbh looks okay from MSI advertising of backside
That's not even a lot of cutting in any other case that you would need to do.
It's a ring of new cutouts with enough metal connecting it to the rest of the case
Well yeah but you're not gonna need to make all those cuts anyways. Just for the things you actually need to pass through to the board
Those boards are made with that spacing in mind tho is my entire point
What spacing are you talking about specifically
I'd imagine you just need to do something like this to a normal case
Leave the standoff holes in place.
Standoffs are still fine where they are
Exactly what I was trying to say
Only cut where you need to. You don't need all that extra space the ones with precut holes are at
The premades are there to give you more options for stuff you probably won't use anyways
Would take some work but it's worth trying on like a cheaper case you wouldn't care about screwing up
If I get a board with those back connections I will.
I probably wouldn't say no until you do try it lol
I'm good at building things and taking measurements. You really just need to make a template and then transfer that to the case and make the cutouts that you need
This way you cut only what you need to and nothing more
I can see what Felix is talking about but I think we can compromise some of the quality for a personal mod, it can be more flimsy and the standoff may bend or not properly secure but that may still be fine for a personal build
Maybe slightly case dependant is what you're suggesting then? I'm not talking about the precut boards from the factory when I say that. But if you were to try and modify a case to accept those boards then it would be slightly dependant on the case itself
So this is my current case. All I would have to do to make a backside connection mobo work in it is make these cuts.
Basically enlarge the lower ones already there to pass my power cables through to the front, remove that upper section for the cpu power cables and remove that one piece by the large pass-through for the board power cable.
Standoffs still have structural integrity and nothing is lost
What is it that you think im missing when you say the standoffs would be flimsy? They still keep their rigidity. And you could still mount and use them
Sometimes standoffs in the case have that curved section around it, if you cut part of the curved section to make the hole, it might be free to lean in the direction of the hole, even without directly cutting next to the standoff
Idk if I'm english-ing though
Okay so if I were to buy thermal pads
what exactly do I buy? I was suggested gelid ultimate
I know the pads have to be 1mm thick, but do they all just come with the right things? Cause I see like these pads looking like fries then ones that are squares
Do I have to cut it?
Do you know what thickness and hardness you need?
All I was told by sapphire is 1mm, but they haven't replied since
No idea on hardness.
If you're not sure then just get a bottle of K5 Pro and use that instead of pads
By far more important than general thickness as well
All they were concerned about too was my warranty & if my cards okay 💀
Wrong density but right thickness thermal pads = bad contact as if you had the wrong thickness anyway
Yep. A harder pad would need to be thinner than a soft one, since it won't squish down as much.
Hmm I assume the density wouldn't be too hard though
Looking at the 7700xt pulse model it seems firm but they don't list anything about the pads
Not from what I can see
The gelid pads are pretty soft, so 1mm will squish down to about 0.7mm
Stock pads are usually fairly hard
Should I try 1.5 then?
Nah I'd just get K5 pro
There's no way to get that wrong
Put too much and it's just harder to clean up later
Unlike if you get a pad that's too thick and you get bad contact on the core
what's the diff between u6 pro and k5 pro?
Supposedly U6 is better but about twice as expensive
Ya, it's 20$ for the 20g though
I wouldn't think I need much for the card anyways
or am I mistaken
I don't know how many pads your GPU uses
Which will be very different from a 7800XT
Sadly
As fal said, get k5 pro, or if you're scared of that, get a digital caliper, measure them by hand, go seek out similar quality pads at that thickness
On rdna 3 they use gddr6, they don't need perfect cooling like gddr6x
K5 is honestly ample
Yeah not looking forward to repadding my 3080 ti 😭
Gotta get the real nice stuff to handle the extra heat. The stock pads have me hitting 100C on memory sometimes.
May be worth getting a large pad of ptm
Ptm will squish
2.5mm thick
I see 5 pads, and 2 of those longer pads that go on the pipes of the heatsink
Mm is different from mm, thanks metric
Megameters of thickness lol
LOL
Okay figured out the pulse has 2 of those long french fry looking pads from looking at my card, then 8 of those square pads, 5 being counted from what I can see and using both the reference and nitro 7800xt models to count the ones I can't see (3). I assume 20g is enough then?
Also let's say I was able to use thermal pads with right thickness & density or the k5 pro, what major difference would it really show except for price?
If you get the right pads then it'll just be cleaner
As long as it's not at 100C then you won't notice any difference from temps
K5 pro does get a little messy
I'd go for 20g just to be safe, and it never hurts to keep some handy for other devices like laptops or consoles.
I guess you could always get 10g and if it's not enough get another 10g
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/2tDDYN good 1000$ dollar build
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 7600, Radeon RX 7700 XT, Phanteks XT PRO ATX Mid Tower
That cooler is WAY overkill for that CPU
Other than that pretty decent
Personally I'd wait for the next gen AMD launch at the end of this month, we should see current CPUs dip a bit in price
Some very minor changes
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/HjzBCd
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 7600, Radeon RX 7700 XT, Phanteks XT PRO ULTRA ATX Mid Tower
I agree with fal though
7600x was also just $171
8600g is $144 on tiktok shop lol
You could do a fair bit better I think
Genuinely better:
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/G69fwg
Part List - Intel Core i5-12600KF, Radeon RX 6800 XT, SAMA ARGB-Q5 MicroATX Mini Tower
If you want the AM5 equivalent you'd either have to do tiktok 8600g, aliexpress 7500f or pay $30 more
Similar tier cpu, better psu, far better gpu
Actually I take it back, @wary gale this is like barely acceptable
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/CFvg9c
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 7600X, Radeon RX 6800 XT, SAMA IM01 MicroATX Mini Tower
It's good enough, but like, barely lol
Still a big jump in performance
Did a little digging and I might end up getting a sheet of PTM7950 for my core with UTP-8 putty
Like, board is good, but cheapest I'd suggest, ram is a bit nicer than sp value, psu still better, case is good but not great
Gpu way better
Ssd good
It's a bit constrained for thermals tho so it's not perfect
Montech air 100 would fix it but then you have an itx in an matx
And I imagine that's not attractive
Or you could just spend the 20-30 more
Would make sense yeah
Is it expensive tho
?
Cos I will take it onboard if it's not expensive compared to k5
no
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Wtf cheap as hell
$13 10g, $25 20g
A bit more than K5 but that difference in performance is significant
Plus super low delta on the core and hotspot so you know it got great contact
That chart is with a 3070 ti mining etchash btw, similar load to eth mining
K5 pro throttled 💀
So did U6
Yep I've tried it on K5 pro so I believe that
Well when I next need putty I'll remember that one
Really close to timezone naming tho could they make it easier pls
UTC -8

That'll just make it easier for me to remember since that's my time zone
LOL
Even the gelid ultimate pads?, nvm
Yes with an exacto knife for clean cuts
But I think putty would be better
Bc no one has ever torn down that card online before
Surprisingly
anyone know anything about customizing a gpu? I wanted to try and make mine white, but Im not too familiar with a GPU and im afraid of breaking it
on top of that, cant find any decent priced ones that dont look like 2000s cheap garbage and arent over 400 dollars lol
The shroud should be a separate part of the card
You could take off the shroud and paint it
I wouldn't paint the backplate tho
Since it's a part of the cooling
U could buy a white backplate
where could i get one?
Amazon
cant find any
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They sell backplates for gpus
oh wow
A little pricey tho
Depends on the card but it would be minimal
Unless air has to pass through the backplate
Btw I think all of their backplates come in one size
So u you’d want to check the dimensions
im still debating on matching my ryzen 5 5600 with a rx 7600 or just getting a RTX 3060 12GB
7600 is a bit faster than the 3060
U could get a better gpu if u decide not buy a backplate
Which I suggest
i do wanna try and focus on aesthetic for the future so i stop whining about it
since i dont really plan on doing much other than vr and minecraft
probably forza or squad
Focus on performance man
Better resale value
Plus you’re not staring at the pc while using it
What’s your budget
That's especially a good option when new gpus come out
Then the prices of older cards would drop
getting a used gpu is way too risky for me
4060, but used would better value
id really rather just play it safe and buy it new
i know how to build a computer but even i dont have knowledge picking out parts
and i cant tell what is a scam and what isnt
$300 isn't really a good value bracket atm
For brand new gpus
Not since covid anyways
I remember when RX 570s were quite popular back in 2018
Good days
you sure? i saw a lot of them that other people here recommended to me
all were mostly new
What’s your total build budget?
It's also the timing as well
i dont really have one
nothing cheap asf but nothing crazy expensive
It might be getting close to new gpu releases
wouldnt new gpus be crazy expensive though?
They should be near msrp
msrp?
And that also means that the older cards get reduced in price
Manufacturer's suggested retail price
ah
so i should wait until i get a gpu?
I'd wait a bit at least
And if you're willing to risk it you might be able to snag a used 3070 or 4060 for a fairly reasonable price
yea im just not too knowledged on gpus, buying used or doing risks isnt for me
It's that awkward time where if you buy a new gpu now and nvidia or amd releases a new card you'll end up say a 3060 for $300 and then the value of a 4060 depreciate pretty much the same price you bought the 3060 for
So yeah I'd wait around a bit
Who knows maybe you'll end up with enough money for a 5060
Then you'll be set for the next couple years
how long would you say i wait?
perhaps i could pre order
That is a very terrible idea
If it comes out and the performance is sub-par your money is gone
Probably a couple months
What's your current setup?
i built it like 4-5 years ago
its a gtx 1060 with a core i3 9100f, 2x8gb ballistix ram, tforce 1 tb ssd
hmmm
Could do with a cpu upgrade as well
Yeah that's probably a better idea
Kinda hard to upgrade on a dead platform
Not the best value for your money
my brother has been wanting to play on something for a while so
hmm
ill figure out how i can get it to reach windows 11 requirements soon enough
You can bypass TPM with rufus
no idea what any of that is or what its for
Rufus is a tool that lets you flash a windows iso on to a usb drive
It also have a handy option to bypass TPM (Windows 11's arbitrary hardware limitation)
ill have to focus on that another time
But yeah even if you upgrade the gpu you'll be limited by the i3
the 9100f is still fairly capable but it's beginning to show its age
Especially when paired with a newer card
But if you are looking for a new build what would your budget be?
A whole pc budget could potentially be more flexible than a single gpu upgrade budget
im gonna be honest, by the time im out of the house, my brother will probably be able to get a job and i can just help him get something then lol
i just thought about giving him this pc once i get my new one since he just wants to play roblox
no the new one is for me, the one i have now is for him
yea pretty much, hes brainrotted
For his pc if you want to upgrade it
Probably a cpu upgrade because
Roblox is terribly optimised
Eats ram and cpu
yea i can tell lol
Actually
Ehhhhhh
I wouldn't upgrade it tbh
Probably just leave it as is
Can't really upgrade the cpu without upgrading the motherboard as well
So yeah for your pc I'd wait a couple months
To December at least
ill try to remember
Maybe get a slightly larger budget
But if you want a gpu now
I'd look at the 3060ti
i mean, with my new job i do realize that i am making a lot more money
so yeah i probably could
how much higher is the budget?
The 3060ti is quite a bit better than the 4060
ive never understood why
wouldnt they have had to upgrade somehow?
Yeah
To a 4070 or a 4080
It's stupid
The 4060 was pretty mediocre at launch
Still is tbh
Especially compared to used cards
just.. cooler?
Then the value gets destroyed
It's pretty much covid's fault
The lower mid range price bracket for brand new cards had been destroyed
Problem is getting them new
I really wouldn't get a last generation card for the retail price
You could ask them to test the card before you exchange money for it
thats fair
yea last time i asked i got ghosted lol
I either go to shops that sell used hardware or go to online marketplaces
Bad seller then
But yeah that's kinda the annoying part with marketplace
Sometimes you get a good seller or you get a really sketchy one
I'd keep looking tho it really is a lot better to go used at that price range
You can even look at a 2080 super or a 3070
There are a lot of options for used cards
i'll just try and have 400 saved up, look for something used afterwards
Might be enough for a 4060ti 8gb
nobody in my area sells anything above a 3090 lol
either that or its a chinese bot lol
oh why dont you look at that
but the 4060ti 8gb is still pretty mediocre compared to a 3060ti
still a cool flex to people who dont know anything about computers lol
Performance different is ehhhh
I'd take the 3060ti if it'd quite a bit cheaper
How much is a 6700XT btw
New?
used
lemme check for new
$289.99
OK YEAH
Even new it is leagues better in value
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More vram too
So you have quite a decent headroom
interesting
the thing is with nvidia is that a lot of games can become buggy because most just kinda prefer nvidia, ive been told it runs super buggy with AMD
If you're purely using the Radeon for gaming then it'll be more than adequate
Radeon's drivers have gotten a lot better since the 5000 series
It's not like it was back pre 2020
fair enough
It could still be buggy but a lot better than it was a couple years ago
They're also catching up to nvidia too
ooh
So if it's just for gaming you won't really have any big issues
Radeons are great value for gamers
Tho there are games optimised for nvidia cards
Same with radeons
But generally the 6700XT is better value wise
Matches the 4060ti in quite a few cases
A bit weaker in some games
Or outperforms it in others
Really depends on the game
I used to play VR on a 5700XT
Well it would depend on the headset too
I had a quest 2
So having a 1440p card (at the time) was perfect for the quest 2's resolution
ive thought about getting a different one because of its condition, being held together by ducktape rn lmao
but idk too much about allat
Drivers were a bit messy in 2020 but it got a lot better after that
Ahahah I left batteries in my controller over months
Had to use lemon juice to get it working
video editing probably
mostly in adobe
I'd render the final output with a cpu encoder tbh
Amd's encoder had gotten a lot better
But the cpu encoder is way better (than even nvidia's tbf)
Tho the radeon encoder is perfectly fine
Kinda unfair of me to compare it to the cpu encoder
I have had mixed experiences on the 5700XT with their encoder
But I've heard people with newer radeon cards report that their hardware encoders are quite capable
But yeah the 6700XT should be fine for both use cases
alright
my bad
all thats left is probably to just make sure the case and rgb doesnt look like crap
forgot i cant swear here
im thinking the NZXT H6 Flow
Ehhhh
I don't know about the H6 flow specifically but NZXT has a mixed reputation with airflow
brb gonna check the reviews
ive been looking for something aesthetically pleasing
ive heard a lot of good things about it
on pcpartpicker theres literally only good 4-5 star reviews
but theres only like 15 ratings
oh, yea would i ever need to get something else to support the weight of my gpu?
Depends on the gpu itself
6700XT might be light enough
Really depends on model. My 3060 ti is among the biggest and is fine without one
oh hey
What's your opinion on the NZXT H6 Flow?
i thought about not getting it cuz it might not fit on my desk kek
thought about the NZXT H7 Flow instead
Overpriced and mediocre
Checkout the antec c5 I think it is
Otherwise king 95, sky two, montech xr, or xt view are all cases I'd take over the h6
The h6 is like 3x the cost of the montech xr, comes with the same amount of fans, and much worse quality fans
no worries
I need server help real quick. Basic question. I forgot which one people say to stay away from; is it Unraid or TrueNAS?
Literally all the help I need lol
This will be used for a work environment that will be used for web hosting and storage hosting if that helps. If neither of these, then what should I use?
Flip a coin because I don't know 😭
bruh
If you don't know then don't answer
I mean I can Google it
(You clearly don't know who I am lol)
I'm the guy who says:
Yeah I can help. Here's a link https://google.com
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Thought some people would know off the top of their head
this mf stressing over a simple answer lmao
bro stressing to give some random guy he doesn't know 💀
like I said flip a coin
it's TrueNAS anyways
Found it faster than somebody giving me an answer
Never asking a question again. I find my answers faster by googling 💀
Worth the trade of my one S?
How much are used One S’s going in your area
Cause that really depends
$150~
I’m literally just looking for something to get it started.
Honestly, that PC is below the minimum requirements for many games
Like are you trying to trade up and up or do you plan on using that old pc as something..
I was going to say
Ddr3 at probably 1200 mhz isn’t going to do much
Along with such an outdated processor
You’d had better performance on a 2016 mac
Trade to be able to build from it
There's not much you can do with it unless you upgrade the motherboard
possible storage and case is all I’m thinking of that can be kept
But otherwise the Ram isn’t special
The CPU isn’t either
It will barely run Windows 10 so you'd probably need to install Linux just to use it as a basic work PC
So
Not worth the trade
Honestly it would be better if you had 150$ in your pocket and used that money to flip other Facebook items.
Then that’s where you start.
At the $150 mark you can get an old Xeon workstation
Unless you find a Facebook mom trying to get her son a pc for his birthday
But that’s impossible to find
Wait @potent portal would it work with something like fallout nv?
Vanilla, sure, assuming you install Windows 7
Modern mods can make that game a lot harder to run
You'd be barely in spec for fallout 4 with that, meaning you'd be running at low settings with only performance mods
Hmmm.
neither are particularly bad
truenas is open source, while unraid is paid software
truenas is slightly more complicated to setup (barely) and doesnt really like adding more drives after you created the pool, while unraid doesnt really care
unraid has the benefit of native docker support
so you can just run docker images on it if you want
if you want an even more advanced media server, openmediavault is good
I'd prefer a more professional solution though, so OMV is out
I looked at TrueNAS Scale and it looks most ideal. I'm possibly becoming the CIO of my parents' coming (sooner or later) and I want something that would be easy to scale and add VMs
I'm also thinking for failover or fallback solutions, where TrueNAS has Kubernetes support (iirc, which I think Kubernetes could possibly do what I want for this)
in that case, yeah truenas is more ideal
unraid is more geared towards homelabs and such
Or maybe even if Proxmox is a solution
proxmox isnt a NAS os
you're better off using truenas for the storage, and proxmox or even k8s for your application(s)
making sure lol
That's like slightly better than the one-s on paper
But in reality it'll be worse because drivers, console optimisation and stuff
You might have a better time on linux on such an old machine (with open source radeon drivers) but
GCN in 2024?
Ehhh
You're not playing anything modern that's for sure
Dude stopped responding to me hours ago
I think he no longer wants to trade for it regardless

yeah it's not really that good of a deal tbh
won't gain much
I mean it'd be a decent trade if it was 2017
but there are probably better deals these days
Maybe like a used 1660S pc
When looking to plug in an led connector from a controller to a argb header(my motherboard doesnt have any headers listed as argb.) do I plug it into a led header?
what's your motherboard?
gigabyte b650 gaming x ax v2
so the D_LED1 and the D_LED2 headers are the ARGB headers
don't confuse them with the regular rgb ones
it might not end well
okay ty
less of a concern
4 pin is 12v
3 pin is 5v
argb connectors (3 pin) wont be able to be inserted into the 4 pin headers
due to the extra pin
ah
Press Y
I just got a second monitor but my gpu doesn't have to hdmi cords can i plug my second monitor into my motherboard?
Depends on your CPU. Some have integrated graphics, some don't
Does neither of your displays have a displayport
im new to building and idk if im missing anything or somethings not compatable or i need to upgrade something. dm me and ill send pictures of the stuff im gonna get.
Can put it in a pcpartpicker list and it'll be easier for everyone
@naive anchor ^
Budget, country, what is the pc being used for, do you care about aesthetics, do you need wifi or do you have access to ethernet
some things didnt show up
You can add custom parts, but what didn't show up?
Also, if you can answer bacca, that'll be good
I just remember they didn't have segotep psus for a while
sorry, im at disney rn
Take your time
im free rn
for a lil
so ask away
yeah
Sounds overkill
Sounds like you should just get a good 850w PSU and spend the rest of the money on a 4080 or maybe 7900xtx
But it'll be clearer if you can put it in a pcpartpicker list so we can see the prices you're seeing and what exactly you have chosen
I'll put what I can see from it into a pcpp list
a 4070 is fine on a good 550, let alone an 850 like mr111 suggested
850 rec is mainly for 4080+ or 7900xtx
750 would be good for 4070 base or ti
They sent an image but my discord app doesn't want to load or download the image so I can't see what is in their list
fun
Actually I can't see the image but maybe I can try to embed it with a link here?
Well, I still can't see it
it's a 4500+6600 pre built
Alright, $2000-2500 new gaming and editing build for @naive anchor , I'm thinking 7800x3d (or 7900x3d for more editing focus) with 7900xtx or 7800x3d with 4080 super
@naive anchor Do you live near a microcenter?
no clue
Don't want to doxx you, can you check if there is a microcenter within say 1 hr on Google maps? Microcenter has a lot of nice bundle deals that saves you money over Amazon/Newegg
dms rq
Gonna say we can work with microcenter bundles then
sent
Here's an example list with a bundle microcenter had previously (Link listed under the custom part on pcpp), mobile data is slow so I can't check if they still have this bundle, if not, we can find another bundle
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/cCWG9c
Part List - GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER, Montech AIR 903 MAX ATX Mid Tower
7900xtx will perform better in most games for raster, 4080 super is in the list just for the name recognition for this example
Case is largely personal preference beyond cooling performance, case in the list is just cheap and usable, can choose a different case if you want a different look
Here's my take on it
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/dcnTQP
Part List - GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER, Phanteks XT PRO ULTRA ATX Mid Tower
The PSU should prob be swapped, both good PSUs, one is cheaper. SSD can go both ways, I like better SSD in general for faster burst, sustained, and better lifespan, but it won't make much of a difference in practice for games. I haven't kept up with cases, can prob swap. I went with the Asus GPU because they're usually decent with fan curves and I've been really annoyed with the gigabyte fan curve on my 3060ti recently lol
@stoic island @mossy venture not to correct or anything but both lists have the wrong deal - the current 7800x3d bundle comes with an asus tuf b650. The “bundle yourself” deal I call it is still available, you’re able to put the 7800x3d + any kit of ram + any motherboard and it should be discounted to just about under 500$
7800x3d + tgroup expert 6000 cl30 + that motherboard on the list at 492$ before tax and the 25$ off any cpu coupon.
Fair enough, that list was made about a month ago
Wow that's a really good deal
Is the B650E PG Riptide Wifi on the list?
Now I'm curious
And the price can go lower if you switch to a “cheaper” listed motherboard like the Pro RS
Let me check
Ah mb
That's like one of the mobos that kinda just work
The riptide is amazing
Without any BS
It's high end and under $200
501$ before tax and 25$ off
So it’s possible
B650 eagle ax is "low end" and is still better than some $200 z490s and b450s from back in the day
That's amazing
The pro RS no wifi can be bundled with it
whats happening here
For 480
Discussion about microcenter bundle
Nothing bad, just discussions
I can highly recommend the Riptide Wifi
aight
The riptide is high end for mobos, and is cheap. Performance wise you won't see a difference between it and many $130-160 boards
The thing with it is that it's stable, works well with any Ryzen 7000 and it's got ample ports and whatnot
Then again, you won't see a difference between those boards and a $600 board, like the b650m pro rs, b650m hdv, eagle ax, -p wifi, b650m d3hp on a budget
I might be biased but it's got everything you can need for under 200
Could say the same for about 60 other motherboards off the top of my head lol
Is ds3h decent this generation?
I guess I'm just biased then
Wack
Only issue is - the riptide doesn’t get AS discounted as much as the AX2 example if you do the bundle yourself deal
But still
D3hp has ok vrms, enough for 7950x unlimited
Amazing price
It's nice that everything is overbuilt vrm wise now
So it's overpriced atm
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/7pytt6/gigabyte-b650m-ds3h-micro-atx-am5-motherboard-b650m-ds3h
Definitely better than the d3hp though
Behind b650m pro rs and hdv though
160 for ds3h lmao
I miss this being $115
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/Dq4Zxr/asrock-b650m-hdvm2-micro-atx-am5-motherboard-b650m-hdvm2
What you said about vrms being overbuilt
This was $110 up until recently for a very long time
Cheapest board that can run a 7950x unlimited
Now d3hp replaced it at $120, and a620i ax is also decent at $120
Okay I know why I'm biased to the PG Riptide Wifi
It's because it's the same price here as the Pro RS Wifi
Different market be like
Like
The price diff between the absolute cheapest and a Riptide Wifi is 15%
And that absolute cheapest is my crappy board that I hate so
Pro RS is within 5% price difference to the Riptide
Sometimes the Pro RS costs MORE than the Riptide
It's wack
@mossy venture do you know if there's a lga1700/am5 vrm list like there was before? Prob don't need to look at them now that everything works, but I'm kind of curious what's on everything now
I'm not sure, felix or fal might know one
I could make a quick and dirty one if you'd like
It wouldn't be 100% accurate, just a general idea
It's alright, I'll look around tonight
Okay
So looking at microcenter deals
The thing I have no clue if the bundle it yourself can even be discounted through price matches or not
Cause prime day is this week and a lot of teamgroup stuff is on sale rn, so instead of 97.99 on microcenter it would be price matched to 85.99
No clue if that’d affect the discount
Anyways @tawny violet does your b650E have a display port
Because looking at the riptide on pcpp it doesn’t
I mean
Why would you need displayport on your mobo
You're gonna use a GPU with DP
You're gonna use a GPU right?
@manic cloak
I mean surely the person with getting the list above would right
With a 4080 super
Wait
I’m stupid 💀
I'd honestly only use mobo display out for like a Sensorpanel display
Like the Jonsbo DS8
@stoic island @mossy venture no clue if this is more accurate for the microcenter build https://pcpartpicker.com/list/bHWZN6
Part List - AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER, Phanteks XT PRO ULTRA ATX Mid Tower
I would prefer an e18 tier drive with tlc but that's preference
May matter for editing higher resolution video for higher sustained, tlc generally has a bit more endurance, and it should have a larger pslc cache since there's less cells in general with qlc.
im in the epcot ball rn
Whatever works honestly, originally had inland on there
@mossy venture one more request today. I need as much value as possible squeezed into a $700 build. Used part value is probably what I’m gonna do for this dude.
Something like this ig? Prices vary too much with used
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/t4RBkJ
Part List - Intel Core i5-12600KF, Radeon RX 6700 XT, GameMax M60 MicroATX Mid Tower
yo
is the rx 6600 better than a rtx 4080 super?
or a rtx 4070
What
On passmark it's a 20% difference, but that's def not right
uh
question
im new to pc building is there abything i should not do or do differently or a certain guide?
Linus has a PC build guide that's more up to date iirc
GN has a very old one, jays 2 cents has one
All on YouTube that is
If you dont want to spend $900 on a gpu
Grab the 4070 super or 7900 gre
They still slap the 6600 around, and are both good value
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1fxZ-VWs2U latest ltt one that mr1111 is referencing
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Hey @manic cloak you around?
I can't find that microcenter build your own thingy
And im trying to make a 7600x bundle
Sorry mb
Was napping
Uhh from what I know it only affects the higher end cards like the 7800x3d
I knew it affected the 7600 one time but I don’t know if it still does
Ya it looks like only the 7800x3d
The 7600x, 7700x and 790-50 didn’t work
Ohhh damn
That sucks
7600x is $160 at mc rn so I was hoping
Probably best you can get with that discount
Then you add on the 25$ off any cpu coupon
At that point it’s just really too good
$900 build with motherboard that has wifi ?
Any aesthetic needs?
If you're just gaming
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/3HJbbL
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 7600X, Radeon RX 6750 XT, MagniumGear Neo Air 2 ATX Mid Tower
Cheaper, worse psu/mobo
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/sWykpB
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 7600X, Radeon RX 6750 XT, MagniumGear Neo Air 2 ATX Mid Tower
And cheaper, worse cpu and gpu. Am5 is good for upgradability, as there will be new cpus on the same socket
Lga1700, intels current gen will not
Part List - Intel Core i5-12600KF, Radeon RX 6750 XT, MagniumGear Neo Air 2 ATX Mid Tower
Part List - Intel Core i5-12600KF, Radeon RX 7600, MagniumGear Neo Air 2 ATX Mid Tower
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/4VYgGP my take but over 12$ 😭
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 7500F, Radeon RX 7700 XT, MagniumGear Neo Air 2 ATX Mid Tower
If I knew more about mobo's i'd switch it up
Cause if i'm not wrong the PRO RS has a 6200 mhz cap on it
And with the 7500F, it's on par with a 7600 if overclocked and tuned correctly with it's ram
I GOT IT
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 7500F, Radeon RX 7700 XT, MagniumGear Neo Air 2 ATX Mid Tower
The 7500F is exactly the same as a 7600, it just doesn't have the iGPU
I thought it was slower than the 7600 but able to be on par after overclock?
Unless I’m thinking it’s on par with it’s overclock
Maybe you're thinking the 7600X, which has a higher boost clock out of the box
Maybe
I just installed a Teamforce 2TB z540 m.2 which has a significant read/write time difference from my main Windows m.2. Should I reinstall or move everything over to the faster m.2? I think the answer is yes but want to make sure. My build is a Gigabyte x670e Aurous Pro X , AMD 7950x3d, Zotac 4080 Super, 64GB Corsair Vengence DDR5 6400 mhz
It will not make much of a difference
If its sata maybe
Or a low end nvme like the sn350
If you move windows to the faster drive you might boot a few seconds faster but besides that there's no benefits to moving things
Guys, I have a serious question. I'm about to unplug something for the first time on my PC and it's my GPU's PCIE cable, and ima plug it back in. My GPU has been having issues so before I do so, what are some precautions I need to take before unplugging
I already flicked the power switch and unplugged the entire PC
Make sure not to yank it out with full force although it is tough to get it out
PCIe cables have little clips on the top of it, try wiggling it out
Also what issues exactly? I could try and help if you'd like
Oh my
Every time I'm in a middle of a game, my screen turns black and my PC sounds like a jet engine
no
Best Buy did and they said it was completely fine
I took it in and for this exact issue and they said they couldn't find anything nor replicate the issue themselves
Okay let's go to the basics cause I assume your pc is a pre built?
Sorta
Do you know the model/name for it
and what PC parts it has
like CPU model and GPU model is what i'm mainly looking for.
It's a Cyber power PC. I chose the parts however. It's an R7 5800x3D, 4070, 32GB Ram
and it's been upgraded
the cpu is upgraded
Only the CPU gotcha
alright
Plug everything back in and power it on
Lmk if anything happens
okay
If not you'll need to download a stress test and do it yourself
It's not hard on the PC
but with your case it'll likely help
if it shuts off that's fine, it's your systems safety mechanism doing it's work.
I already did a DDU on it before
yes
Okay
So download this on your PC
it's called furmark
FurMark - GPU stress test and graphics card benchmark
Do the Furmark 2 v2.3
Alright
Let me know when it's download and opened, don't start anything though
Alright
you're going need to record what happens
try to get the screen in the video but also the PC, don't move the camera too much
cause from what I heard in that video it just sounded like your case fans going jet engine
can i go ahead and launch it
Yup if you're able to record.
my recording file is too large
no
Does it by itself
Siege
It used to happen on VRChat, but ever since I took it to best buy, i can't really recall it happening in that game anymore
but I will say, that sometimes, like what happened earlier before the recording, it crashed while it was starting up
happens before as well
has it been happening since you got the PC or is it a recent development?
After like....9 months of having the PC. I took it to best buy a few months ago for this exact issue, and ever since then it stopped temporarily and it's happening again after 1 year of having the PC
why did I go to that website in your user. Holy heck
Weird
I thought it would have been something with your GPU not able to handle stress.
Your stress test looks fine though
💀
what is your psu
that's what they told me too
lemme find it
I got a feeling it might be with his CPU
800 Watts - Standard 80 Plus Gold Certified Power Supply
If you want since you got steam - download timespy and its beta.
Well that’s good but we would need to nknow model & brand, but since cyber power doesn’t like to tell us that, it sucks.
hmmmmm
Unless you popped it open (which you wouldn’t really need to) that’s how we could find out
oughta be a way to find it
it would be on the side of the psu usually
lemme try opening the back of it
have you ever attempted to OC or change bios setting?
I don't think I OCed....and I did change some bios settings but reverted back
you can unplug it, pull the little battery out and wait a few min, maybe press the power button a few times, and then put battery back in, plug in, try playing the game again. Might help
Okay what I suggest is to download that 3Dmark on steam and see if it works. Running timespy. If you touched anything in bios and don’t remember what you touched that’s concerning..
I know everything about them, just never touched them
Alright, lemme open the back of my case first and find something out rq
Jesus
💀
it took me a while to find my CPU Coolers RGB cable
ATX PR800
that one
I’ll have to check
ima turn it back on and install those steam softwares


