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>UPGRADE & BUILD ADVICE
Post build list or current specs: https://pcpartpicker.com/
Provide specific use cases
State BUDGET and COUNTRY or you will NOT be helped

>CASE
mATX: AP201, Lian Li A3, O11 Air Mini, XT M3, CH260
ATX: XT PRO (ULTRA), AIR 903 Base/MAX, Lancool 207, Flux Pro, Meshify 3, 4000D FRAME, X50
Dual Chamber: Y60/70, O11 Vision, Antec C8

>CPU
Gaming: 14600K, 9/7600X, 7800X3D
-Budget: 12400, 12600K, 7500F
Workstation: 265K, 285K, 9950X3D

*Avoid Asrock motherboards on AM5
*On Raptor Lake microcode updates should be considered mandatory, avoid second-hand
*Prices have increased for LGA 1700 processors, only worth considering if discounted or if reusing DDR4. New DDR5 builds should be AM5 or LGA1851

>COOLER
AIO: Thermalright Frozen Edge, Lian Li Galahad II Lite, Corsair Nautilus RS, Cooler Master Atmos, Liquid Freezer 3/Pro (unhandy mounting solution)
ITX/>42mm RAM: Mugen 6 Dual Fan, AXP120-X67

TIM: MX-7, MX-4, Duronaut, *PTM 7950, Kryosheet
*Most listings online are not actually 7950

>RAM
DDR5: 2x16GB or 2x24GB, 6000CL30 (AM5), 6400CL32 (LGA 1700)
Workstation: 2x 32GB (budget.), 2x48GB or 2x64GB (high-end)

>SSD (Keep firmware updated)
Budget: SN7100, NM790
High-end: SN850X, 990 Pro (Windows)
Premium: SN8100
https://borecraft.com/

>GPU
Budget: Arc B580, 9060xt
-Used: 2080, 2080ti
*8gb has become a major constraint even at 1080p
Midrange: 5060ti 16GB, 5070
-Used: 3080, 3080ti, 4070 (~$380)
4k : 5070ti, 9070xt
-Native/High-end: 5090

>PSU
Buying guide:
https://hwbusters.com/best_picks/best-atxv3-pcie5-ready-psus-picks-hardware-busters/

>MONITOR
1080p: 24" 165/180hz, KTC H25X7
1440p: 27" 165/180hz IPS, KTC M27T6 (miniLED), ASUS XG27AQWMG (WOLED)
4K: KTC M27P6 (miniLED)

>OS
Activate Windows @ >>>/g/fwt

>CASE FANS
Meta: Case with good stock PWM fans
Midrange: Arctic P12 Pro, P14 Pro (5-pack, loud @ higher RPM)
High-end: Fractal Momentum, Noctua G2 (140mm or 120mm)
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I'm never going back to budget XX6X GPUs. It's such a refreshing experience to not hear my GPU stressing and sounding like a blow dryer while gaming after upgrading to a high end GPU.
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I need a roomy full tower case that can also dampen noise from multiple HDDs, 5-7 fans, GPU coil whine, and a blu ray drive. What are my options?
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>>107693076
I figured if you bought a three fan model it would be dead quiet. I remember my old 980ti spooling up constantly, but it was two fan.
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Friendly reminder. You will never be a real 80-class GPU. You have no GB202 silicon, you have no 320-bit/ 384-bit bus, you have no 20GB/ 24GB of VRAM. You are a mid-range GB203 chip twisted by Jensen’s greed and a $1,000 MSRP into a crude mockery of a flagship’s perfection. All the "validation" you get from benchmarks is two-faced and half-hearted; behind your back, the entire enthusiast community mocks you for having only 49% of the 5090's CUDA cores. Your specs are a dead giveaway - 16GB of VRAM and a 256-bit bus is the "mid-range bone structure" that proves you are just a 70-series card in a suit. Even if a drunk gamer brings you home, they’ll turn tail and bolt the second they see you choking on 4K textures because you lack the bandwidth and "breathing room" of a real enthusiast card. You will never be happy. You wrench out a fake DLSS frame every morning and tell yourself it’s 4K gaming, but deep inside you feel the VRAM limitations creeping up like a weed, ready to crush your framerates under the unbearable weight of Ray Reconstruction. Eventually, it’ll be too much to bear - you’ll be listed on eBay for $400, and every buyer for the rest of eternity will know a mid-range 70-class chip is buried under that shroud. This is your fate. This is what Jensen chose for you. There is no turning back.
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>>107693076
It's nice to have a card that actually stays in zero rpm mode instead of turning on and off.
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>>107693076
>>107693110
just put your pc under your desk
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Good evening my /g/. May you have a wonderful holiday
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>>107693101
Doesn't matter, they cut down on the heatsink density.
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been trying to fix an old computer and I have now purchased everything new again except the CPU and ram (it didn't have a gpu)
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>>107693081
Nothing. Get a used Cooler master HAF 932 Advanced. That or pay out the ass for a Silverstone case.
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>>107693160
I guess that's one improvement. I got a 5080 that uses less power than my 3090 while having a far more advanced heat exchanger. Runs nice and quiet comparatively.
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>>107693081
fractal design 7 or 7xl
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>>107693081
I use a corsair 750D airflow. It doesn't dampen the noise because it's a high airflow case, but it does fit 6x 3.5" HDDs, 3-4x 2.5" SSDs, 3x 5.25" front bays, and room for 8x 120mm case fans or 5x 140mm case fans.
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>>107693076
It's a nice change from old high end GPUs that used as much power as possible all the time and were loud hot bastards

of course on radeon it's still like that
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>>107693204
>out the ass for a Silverstone case.
Such as?
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>>107693234
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>>107693234
or
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>>107693204
>haf 932 advanced
Mmm, didn't go so well for the last anon that bought one here now did it?
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>>107693263
No he was lazy and didn't strip it down then take it outside and scrub it with dish soap and water.
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Very satisfied with my 3080. You really don't need more for gayming and video editing, world standard are still at 1080 for both
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>>107693293
Very satisfied with my 5090. You really don't need more for gayming and video editing, world standard are still at 4k for both
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>>107693227
>but it does fit 6x 3.5" HDDs
Technically I think it fits 15 if you buy additional HDD caddies.
It uses caddies that fit 3 HDDs, you can stack 3 of those caddies on top of each other at the very front of the case for 9 HDDs, then you can do a stack of 2 more caddies next to the PSU for 6 more, for a total of 15 3.5" HDDs.
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>>107693292
Anon do you have sclerosis he literally spent 2 fucking days scrubbing and drowning that thing short of deriveting it.
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>>107693227
>750D
One of many "they don't build them like they used to" era cases on the list
https://youtu.be/OCjlILdmKiw
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>>107693293
>Very satisfied with my 5070 TI. You really don't need more for gayming and video editing, world standard are still at 2.5K for both
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>>107693333
I could have done it in an hour. Sorry he wasted his time.
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>>107692999
>Side panel is facing away from the monitor

Lgbt bros is getting smarter
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>>107693109
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>>107693081
This one looks promising. Very old school Cooler Master like.
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https://videocardz.com/newz/zephyr-still-covering-amd-radeon-rx-6900-6800-gpu-bulging-and-cracking-issues-1-chance-failure-each-year

HE BUYED BOUGHTED DEFECTIVE AYYMDEAD GPUS
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Should I upgrade my 3090FE to something like 5070Ti or 9070XT or just hold onto it and hope 6000/10000 series will release with more VRAM and won't require a mortgage?

I don't want to lose much VRAM coz I do some sloppening from time to time.
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>>107693418
I wouldn't trust nvidia with the 60 series
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>>107693359
>I could have done it in an hour.
With what? The garden hose in the middle of a freezing winter?
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HELLO
I have never fucked around with undervolting and such things
Is this ok? I've veen playing CP2077 with it for the past couple of hours and it's smooth as butter and never went above 55 degrees
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>>107693383
Shame that solid panel version doesn't have the PSU shroud.
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>>107692999
my 9070 just blew up and took my cat along with it, i'm fucking done
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>Cooler Master
>Chieftec
>Antec
>Silverstone
>Fractal
>InWin
>Evercase
My case designers of all time.
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>>107693400
thats some fermi level of fuckup
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>>107693418
>I don't want to lose much VRAM coz I do some sloppening from time to time.
hold onto it then
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>>107693261
Damn, I remember when we used to have chassis beyond micro/midi tower and had stuff like "big tower" or "super tower".
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Is there any real differences between these CPU contact frames? I saw I can get a thermalright for a lot cheaper than the thermal grizzly which seems to be the standard, but it's all just milled aluminum right? as long as I check and make sure there are no electronic bits under the frame that would be crushed when I tighten, nothing else to worry about right?
intel 265k if it matters
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When will buildcores add 3D models for slim towers? I want to pretend to build pretty ITX builds to contrast my very real giant fat box.
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is getting used PCs listed as "broken" in hopes of repairing them and taking out their working parts a good idea?
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>>107693542
There's no noticable difference between them so eihter will work
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Do the 5600X and 5700X require more/different cooling than the 3600? Or will the cooler I have on my 3600 work fine for those as well?
I'm keeping an eye out for a secondhand listing at a non-retarded price for these two. They're not the biggest jump up from my 3600 from what I've read, but it should help a bit with the 1% lows and it's really the only part of my current build that I feel would make sense the change. The rest is still chugging along just fine without a problem.
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>>107693654
It's not a substantial upgrade.
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>>107693076
I'm with you
I don't even care if they go to $5k I'm still buying the xx9x gpus
my current gpu is a 4090 and my next one will be a 6090 assuming it isn't exploding melting shidding farding dogshit that can't run old gayems like the 5090
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>>107693678
Huh, that is less of an impact than I would have thought. Certainly I knew the average fps wasn't that big of a jump, but the 1% lows also seem barely impacted. Was the jump from zen 2 -> zen 3 just not that big? I haven't really kept up with hardware much the past few years as you can tell.
Would the 3600X->5700X be more of a jump with the 2 extra cores, or is it more of the same? And would the results be similar at 1080p as they are at 1440p like in your screenshot?
Do the 5000 series cpu's at least run cooler than the 3000 series? Sorry for all the questions, but I really expected that going up a generation would've had more impact.
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>>107693454
I'd take it to the shower then and use warm water. Even better.
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>>107693765
>Would the 3600X->5700X be more of a jump with the 2 extra cores, or is it more of the same?
Depends on the game, but more performance gains @ 1080p because the system is less GPU-bottlenecked.
https://www.techpowerup.com/review/amd-ryzen-7-5700x/15.html
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>>107693686
Why do you think they will suddenly reintroduce physX with the 60 series especially when Nvidia proclaims itself not as video game company
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anyone else become obsessed with input lag lately?
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>>107693765
It's about a 20% increase in gaymes, as would be expected, going from one ryzen gen to the next.
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For a 7600x3d, will an AIO make any difference from a peerless assasin? It idles around 43 with the assasin
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>>107693911
i do not consent to vsync
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>>107693911
Just run DLSS and half it.
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>>107693357
Yeah i've been trying to keep mine going, I just ordered a full new set of dust filters.
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>Hydro Ti 1000W is down to $240
Tempting.
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>>107693927
Idle doesn't matter. Temps under sustained load do.
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>>107693911
A bunch of games have a deadzone problem
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsQ6g4ke3aI
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>>107693959
>I just ordered a full new set of dust filters
Based af, too many people upgrade to something new instead of spending a bit to keep an old case going another decade.
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>>107693996
>For a 7600x3d, will an AIO make any difference from a peerless assasin? It idles around 43 with the assasin

Around 63 after a few minutes on this test. Not sure if there is a better program to test with, just googled one
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>>107693678
>Nvidia cards getting better results with intel CPUs
Huh, AMD might actually be throttling Nvidia GPUs.
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>>107693459
Your settings are pretty conservative. You should monitor your frame rate and stability as you mess with the settings. With a -30% power limit, I can undervolt by -60 mV: If I push it further, I begin to have stability issues. I also raised my VRAM freq. to 2650 MHz. Past that, there were diminishing returns where I had to significantly increase the frequency, and therefore risk stability, to see FPS improvements. In your case, depending on the silicon lottery draw, you might be able to undervolt further and raise the VRAM freq., but it's not worth it unless you really want to squeeze out a little more performance.
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I have a 1440p/180hz monitor and a 5700X3D/32GB system. Is a 16GB 5060ti worth the 60€ premium over a 16GB 9060XT? I am already budget constrained so I am thinking of just getting the 9060xt for 400€.
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>>107693911
esports. there are some stuff you can't do in street fighter without a high refresh rate monitor
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>>107694114
Yes, the 5060Ti supporting DLSS4 alone makes it worth the $60 premium even if they were tied otherwise.

DLSS will give you better long term performance, especially assuming Nvidia continues updating their AI models (which seems likely).
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>>107694114
I see AMD is back to NVIDIA -$50. Their marketing team is something else. I'd buy whatever you want. This place is too retarded and filled with people that have buyers remorse to give an honest answer.
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>>107694145
The problem is that the cheapest 5060ti models also have worse coolers than the 400€ 9060xt (https://www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/GV-R9060XTGAMING-OC-16GD) I can buy, which makes a 5060ti with an equally good cooler even more expensive.

>>107694157
>I see AMD is back to NVIDIA -$50
They never stopped doing this. If I wasn't such a poorfag I would just buy nvidia and not even think about it at this point but alas. I've only used AMD gpus since 2011 but there is no point buying their shit anymore if you can afford better.
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>>107694114
Nvidia is developing technology to make GPUs last longer with upscaling and generation. So, chances are those cards will last longer or get better performance with software embellishments.
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>>107694224
It still wont make up for the lack of DLSS, but you do you my guy.

FSR is dogshit in comparison to DLSS in the vast majority of games, and the games where DLSS is worse, you can run FSR on the Nvidia cards too.
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>LTT put out a pc build guide for 2026
>the ram he used cost $300 when he made the video
>check price today for that same ram on their link
>sold out at best buy (has been for weeks btw)
>$450 on Newegg
>$779 on Amazon

not even 2026 and already outdated lol
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>>107694114
Depends on how you're planning on using the card. If you're only going to game and don't mind using OptiScaler to inject FSR4, then the 9060XT16GB will be fine. If you use software that can benefit from CUDA and want slightly better game upscaling and access to MFG, then the 5060 Ti 16GB is better. Overall, the 5060 Ti 16GB is a superior product, but if you won't use its extra features, it depends on you if the price difference is worth it.
>>107694243
You're just lying though. FSR4 is competitive with DLSS4 in image quality--its only shortcoming is its lack of support in games without 3rd-party software.
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>>107694114
AMD will abandon RDNA4 in 2027 like they always do
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>>107694243
>FSR is dogshit in comparison to DLSS in the vast majority of games
Didn't FSR4 close the gap a bit?
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>>107694271
How does it look in Cyberpunk, Control, Dying Light 2 and Metro Exodus?
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>>107694271
Oh yeah, I only plan to use it for games. Should have mentioned that in the first post.
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>>107694076
For gayming simulation, Time Spy (free on Steam) is good. I also like Cinebench (R23 and/or R24) to max out CPU temps. If anything can thermally throttle a CPU, Cinenebench will. Also free.

hwinfo64 should also be running with Cinebench as it just gives you a score.
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If you're buying a GPU, you should look at DLSS and FSR and decide which you think looks better.
Because you're going to use them at some point.
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>>107694271
>You're just lying though. FSR4 is competitive with DLSS4 in image quality--its only shortcoming is its lack of support in games without 3rd-party software.
In games that do have FSR4 but don't have DLSS, there are already easy ways to force FSR4 on Nvidia cards, something you can't do with DLSS4 and an AMD card.

Further, DLSS4 is still better as it has less fringing/flickering on distant fine details like power lines and shit. FSR4 DID close the gap, but it isn't equal to or better than DLSS4, and with the $ Nvidia can bring to the table, I don't see it changing anytime soon as Nvidia simply has more resources to refine their models and iterate 10x more than AMD in the same period of time.
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Why should I not make a mini ITX build, /g/?
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>>107694318
Because, ultimately, it will all be a series of compromises. Cooling, performance, options, etc.
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>>107694302
Sub 4K both are terrible but at 4K DLSS Quality becomes god tier better than native and FSR is even worse feces

1080p internal resolution gives DLSS enough info to work properly below that it's a poor return
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>>107694243
framgen is the same as the liquid s0o_y you have on an intravenous drip. nobody cares
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>>107694318
my complaint is the lack of noise insulation.
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>>107694318
>>107694326
what are you on about. there's no difference between a huge case or tiny anymore. just choose aesthetic and desired volume. you're not going to have any performance differences unless your form factor is so small you can't have two extra fans.
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>>107694302
I heard modern GPUs can upscale old media (tv/movie/anime) in active time? Is this true?
Does anyone have any examples? I remember some anon mentioning his VLC tied into his GPU for that.
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>>107694318
ITX? lol they suck ass
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>>107694288
All these games are supported without issue by OptiScaler FSR4, so they should look good. Listen to >>107694302. Watch a few videos and compare them. I personally don't think I could tell the difference between them in a real-world situation.
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>>107694352
yes rtx super resolution does that and if you have a 4k monitor you certainly need it on if watching something below 1080p

either that or let madvr do it
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>>107694302
If you're buying a GPU, more transistors is better.
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>>107694364
Remember, AMD can't into FSR + anti-cheat.

Nvidia has no problems with DLSS + anti-cheat.
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>>107692999
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>>107694414
optiscaler works in wuthering waves
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AMD doesn't come with all the software you need to run games and you have to use some random third party tool to enable features?
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>>107694463
Time to use AMD
First have to use linux since windows will uninstall the official drivers every single week
Then go on random discord servers and hunt for some actual drivers that might work, hope TrannyPedo643 is online and updated them
Then go on github to get some more drivers in case the others don't work don't worry this is totally normal for amd and you're totally dumb if you don't do it
Make sure to hit up reddit too r/AMDhelp has 200 thousand people on it for good reason after all
Oh yeah don't forget to get optiscaler too so you can use a bunch of features AMD does not officially support either, don't worry there's lots of servers and forums to spend all day on
Oh yeah can't forget lossless scaling, make sure to buy that as well in case AMD's terrible frame generation is still even worse than some random one man operation
Then look for the list of games that use FSR 3.1 and turn on FSR 4. Don't worry it's only about 100 games so it's very easy to find one
Oh wait I forgot FSR 4 is now called FSR so just look for that instead
Then setup your undervolt so that the 9070XT does not try to pull 350W every single time the fans spin
And make sure you didn't buy one with the housefire cable because even a 9070XT can burn those cables somehow
Oh yeah after all that you can go and get redstone too and enjoy MAX FPS (Official AMD terminology) in the latest games


And after all that you can finally enjoy AMD's crowning glory and the reason they put all this work in and made all those graphics cards: CALL OF DUTY: BLACK OPS 7
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Why Noctua is not mentioned in recomms?
>hardware retard question, be patient please
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>>107694288
Cyberpunk is an NVIDIA poster child.
>>107694291
If you want plug and play NVIDIA is for you. If you don't mind having to use a third party then optiscaler and AMD are fine. DLSS4 is still better overall. It really should throw out red flags that FSR4 is native on almost nothing. If it were so good, for love of God why not run it native? Maybe it's not worth optimizing for because the far majority run NVIDIA. It really makes no sense.
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Which 5070 Ti should I get, Gigabyte WindForce OC SFF or Zotac Solid SFF OC? They're the same price.

Gigabyte seems a more reliable brand but they have recently released a Windforce V2 revision because the original had issues with thermal gel: https://videocardz.com/newz/gigabyte-reputation-melts-alongside-thermal-gel-more-cases-of-rtx-50-gel-spill-issue

Meanwhile Zotac offers 5 years of warranty and puts fuses on the power connector to protect the board in a case of a power surge. But I have read bad opinions about the reliability of Zotac cards.
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>>107694433
and there are 200+ other games where it doesn't.

Your point?
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>>107694528
Gigabyte might actually stand behind their warranty. You get 4 years if registered. I have a Gigabyte 5080 and 5090, Neither have any issues with the putty. Other than that they are about the same quality.
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>>107694528
It's not so bad with Nvidia cards. Nvidia has it so all cards have the same base clock and the only difference really is cooling, and boost clock you can adjust yourself.
It's only really AMD where the cheap models are down clocked and has a lower base clock than the other models. The 9070XT is particularly bad for it and you're throwing away like 5% performance for buying one of the downclocked ones.
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>>107694518
all fans are the same. there's just ass plastic with no lube and normal plastic
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>>107694555
>>107694570
I don't plan on overclocking, I'm looking for the best long-term reliability.
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>>107694518
Some people dislike them because they tend to be the most expensive, and even if they have the highest tier performance and warranty coverage, they're not "worth" that extra money to many people.


Why spend $40 for a fan when you could spend $15 for a fan that's 95% as good?

That being said, I have ~$400 worth of noctua fans and heatsink in my PC.
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>>107694613
>That being said, I have ~$400 worth of noctua fans and heatsink in my PC.
So, what like 1 fan and a heatsink?
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>>107694607
I would and have bought Gigabyte with no issues. So you know what I'd choose between the two.
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>>107694528
i never had zotac but i had a windforce 960 that lasted 7 years in a daily-on pc without a problem.
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>>107694628
5x 140mm G2 fans and an NH-D15 G2 (with 1x140mm G2 and 1x120mm G2).
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Best value 2 TB SSD in these trying times?
Needs to have DRAM.
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>>107693923
I'm going to be honest, I tend to stick to singleplayer games and I'm totally fine with my games running at like 70-100 fps. I've only got a 120hz screen anyway, so anything more isn't really useful to me. I'm starting to get the idea that getting a 5700X would basically be putting down 130-150 euro for no real tangible benefit for me then?
I'm still slightly on the fence because of the whole ddr5 situation right now, so maybe I should still do the upgrade just to be safe for another 2-3 years. Assuming the 3600 will start to struggle by then?
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>>107694634
>>107694656
I know Gigabyte has a good reputation, but in this specific case they have gone out of their way to release a V2 revision without the gel: https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/gpus/gigabyte-removes-controversial-leaking-thermal-gel-from-rtx-5070-ti-windforce-v2-company-opts-for-traditional-thermal-pads-with-updated-graphics-card

That does make me worry about the long-term reliability of the card.
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>>107694613
understood, what would be example of 95% as good? i think i will still go with noctua for warranty, detailed specification prepared for customers also builds the trust with brand
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>>107694433
>wuthering waves
OK, who is it here that keeps shilling for a low spec chinesium game?
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>>107694718
What kind of ram and motherboard do you have?
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>>107694730
was it just excess paste leaking? did the thermals of the card suffer? is it electrically conductive gel?

Anyway i wish thermal pads were the standard these days.
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>>107694699
you know about sam altman?
theres no best value ssd anymore
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uhhh amdsissies?? Why didn't Linus recommend a 9070XT??????????????????? I'M GOING TO NICONICORAGE AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
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>>107694785
A B450 (tomahawk max from msi) and 2x16gb 3200cl16
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>>107694699
im kind of surprised by how small the ssd mark-up seems to be, you can still get a 2tb 990 pro for 229, that isn't TOO bad, i got one for 169 in february.

I mean it's more expensive, but it's nothing compared to what happened to ram.

Yet.
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>>107694844
I'm sure it will go up steadily, but you're right- where DDR5 jumped $200, NVMe drives jumped about $100.
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>>107694699
990 Pro or SN850X.
Sadly they're about $230 for 2TB these days.
If you're in the US, check Walmart's website for the SN850X, the stock is regional (based on where you live) but they've still got them for $190.
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>>107694330
That's one thing I was worried about. I'm sure liquid cooling would be better but I don't want to deal with it.

>>107694338
The case I'm looking at has room for two fans so I should be fine in that regard.

>>107694355
Oh, are they that bad? I thought at this point everything should more or else perform okay. I know hearing and noise complaints were the main issues back some years ago. Are there stability issues that affect itx boards?
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>>107694843
RAM is decent, motherboard is kinda meh due to pci-e 3.0
What's your GPU?
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>>107692999
I bought a 5070ti, the drivers constantly crashes, I have a 9070XT mercury that's should come soon, did I fuck up?
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I have never used DLSS or FSR in a single game beyond Sultim's Half-Life path tracing mod since its launch.
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msi colgate b450 promo code revving my woif tonoight
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>>107694837
>"Unfortunately the best option at this price point"
Uh oh, another 12 hour meltdown incoming
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>>107694699
If you want SATA then Kingston KC600, remaining 870 Evo supply, or Sandisk Red are your remaining options
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>>107694854
i think we'll soon see a return to mid-2010's era of pc builds, where people pair a small SSD with a large HDD for mid-high range gaming builds.
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>>107694877
It's a 5060ti, the 16gb version. Got it a for cheap from someone I know who was upgrading a couple of months ago, which is why it's so much more recent than the rest of my machine.
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>>107694937
I never abandoned this practice
I only have 512/256gb SSDs and 1-14TB HDDs
I was hoping 8TB SSDs would hit the market by now with $/TB reaching parity but lol lmao how naive i was
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>>107694811
Gigabyte just cheaped the fuck out
The probably switched because whatever goop they used wasn't aging or staying put like it should.
Good putty would otherwise be good for 10-20 years and can survive much higher vibrations than your PC will ever experience but it's costly. (Eg. Tputty 607)
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>>107694948
Get the 5700X then, it will be worth it in your case. Maybe try selling the 3600X too to recoup some of the cost.
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>>107694956
i gave up on the hdd meme a few years ago, at least for my pc. all ssd storage on the pc, with a hdd nas array in another room mounted as a network drive on my pc for all mass storage needs.

Either way, we both use hdds though. SSDs have been stagnant for so many years, the only advancements coming in worthless new pcie versions that require active cooling, and now? they're backsliding. Eblin.
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>>107694752
Arctic P12 / P14 PWM PST
Thermalright TL-C12C / TL-B12
be quiet! Pure Wings 3

All are going to be ~1/2 or less than a Noctua fan.

Generally speaking though the quality control is lower on these fans, you're more likely to get a dud, or run into issues in the first year compared to Noctua fans.

There is a reason Noctua fans have a 150,000 lifespan. Most people generally dont need that endurance though, especially if they can buy 2-4 fans for the same price as 1 Noctua fan and just replace their fans 3-4x over the same 150,000 hours.

But if you just want to buy fans and leave them there running continuously for 12+ years, Noctua is the way to go.
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>>107694937
>This is what delusional hddfags actually believe
Nobody cares about shitty spinning rust anymore aside from autistic luddites in this board.
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>>107694937
>Small SSD and large HDD
I still do this. SSDs just don't seem trustworthy enough for long-term usage.
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>>107694994
>Thermalright TL-C12C / TL-B12
Don't.
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any info on this mobo? literally 0 reviews online
it's like one out of 2 or 3 that fit my autistic demands when it comes to headers and m2 location

also how dogshit is asus software? I've had their mouse I installed armory crate for to turn off rgbt and it was borderline malware
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REMINDER that until Turing/Pascal we saw a DOUBLING of VRAM accross the board EVERY GENERATION. The 5090 should have 96GB, the 5080 64, the 5070 Ti 48.
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>>107695000
if you're relying on the trustworthiness of any device to preserve your data, you've already failed badly somewhere along the chain of good storage practice...
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>>107692999
Why are AMD cards still dogshit for video games even though they use the same architecture as the Xbox and PlayStation?
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>>107694994
>But if you just want to buy fans and leave them there running continuously for 12+ years, Noctua is the way to go.
Exactly why I got them and why I bought some Japanese 120mms decade ago. Only one fan failure and I still think it's due to the fan controller on the old build.
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>>107694972
>Get the 5700X then, it will be worth it in your case
Alright then. I can apparently get one new in box for 150 euro, so I'll take a look around secondhand listings for a couple of days to see if something cheaper pops up, otherwise I'll go for that.
Just for my understanding, why is it worth it in my case? Is it just a good pairing with the gpu?
>Maybe try selling the 3600X too to recoup some of the cost
I misremembered earlier, it's a non-X 3600. Not sure how much I should ask for it, 40-50 euro or so I'd guess?
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>>107695022
what game would require so much vram
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>>107695020
That board looks like it will only take AIO or small 120mm air heatsinks. Look how close the CPU is to the PciE. I'm curious how the m2 cooling will fair with that crowdage.
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>>107695022
REMINDER that cpu speed DOUBLED every 3 YEARS between 1996 and 2002.

Ryzen 9800x3d should be 15ghz.
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>>107695030
50€ sounds ok no need to go lower than that, just compare it to local listings too to be sure.
> Is it just a good pairing with the gpu?
It is, a 3600 will hold the 5060ti back a bit, since it's basically the equivalent of the CPU the xsx/ps5 have and that's the minimum/baseline for modern games. The ideal solution would be to get a 5700X3D when they were still cheap and being produced until around spring of this year but you missed that so might as well get the cheapest 5700X you can find instead.
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>>107695080
>a 3600 will hold the 5060ti back a bit
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depending on game, resolution, settings, etc.
these blanket statements are always so ass
even a 750 ti won't hold back a 9800x3d in stellaris at 1440p for example
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>>107695028
Yeah I use my desktop as a seedbox for private trackers, so i'm fine paying a premium for fans I can just leave running 24/7/365 for the next decade and not have to worry about it.
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>>107695098
i dont do that but i still pimped out the fans in my current build with all noctua because just like a good case good fans will last multiple builds. I'm going to make another pc at some point after all. Even in 30 years, I'll still be using a PC, no matter how much cloudniggers try to destroy it.
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>>107695092
>My extreme usecase scenarios mean generally applicable advice is irrelevant
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>>107695129
playing newslop at max settings is an extreme usecase
90% of people are playing oldslop
and of the ones playing new shit, less than 0.001% are games journalists, for which max settings are only intended to take pretty screenshots for articles with, not actually play the game on.
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>>107695020
used an msi b850m-a for about a week and it had everything i wanted on it, only had to return it though since there was a bent pin right out the box



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