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>UPGRADE & BUILD ADVICE
Post build list or current specs including MONITOR: https://pcpartpicker.com/
Provide specific use cases
State BUDGET and COUNTRY or you will NOT be helped
Guide: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Build_a_PC

>CASE
mATX: AP201, Lian Li A3, XT M3
ATX: XT PRO (ULTRA), AIR 903 Base/MAX, Lancool 207/217, Flux Pro, Meshify 3, 4000D FRAME, X50, BF360
Dual Chamber: Y60/70, O11 Vision, Antec C8

>CPU
Budget: 7500F, 7/9600/X, 225/F, 12600K/F, 5600/X
Gaming: 9850X3D, 9/7800X3D, 250K, 5800XT
Workstation: 9950X/3D, 9900X/3D, 270K

>COOLER
AIO: Thermalright Frozen Edge, Cooler Master Atmos, Lian Li GA II Lite, Corsair Nautilus RS, be Quiet Silent Loop 3
Dual tower: A620 PRO SE, Peerless Assassin 120 SE V3, NH-D15 G2
ITX/>42mm RAM: Mugen 6 Dual Fan, AXP120-X67

TIM: MX-7, Duronaut, PTM7950 (phase change), KryoSheet (carbon sheet)
*Most listings online are not actually 7950

>MOTHERBOARD
Avoid ASRock AM5 boards, CPU degradation issues still reported.
On Raptor Lake microcode updates are mandatory, avoid second-hand

>RAM
DDR5: 2x16GB or 2x24GB, 6000CL30 (AMD), 6400CL32 (Intel)
Workstation: 2x 32GB (budget), 2x48GB or 2x64GB (high-end)
DDR4: 3200CL16, 3600CL18

>SSD (Keep firmware updated)
DRAMless: 7100, NM790
PCIe Gen 4.0: 850X
Gen 5.0: 8100
https://borecraft.com/

>GPU
Budget: Arc B580, 9060xt, 5060
-Used: Turing
*8gb has become a major constraint even at 1080p
Midrange: 5070, 9070
-Used: 3080/ti
High-end: 5070ti, 9070xt
Workstation: 5090, 7900XTX

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

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

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

>CASE FANS
Meta: Case with good stock PWM fans
Midrange: Pure Wings 3, Arctic P12 Pro, P14 Pro (5-pack, loud @ higher RPM)
High-end: Fractal Momentum, Noctua G2 (140mm or 120mm)

Prev:>>109354005
>>
Think for yourself. Do not blindly trust advice given here.

>A /pcbg/ for every use case and budget!

>Price tracking
RAM: https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/ram/ram-price-index-2026-lowest-price-on-ddr5-and-ddr4-memory-of-all-capacities
SSD: https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/ssds/ssd-price-tracking-2026-lowest-price-on-every-m-2-ssd
GPU: https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/gpus/lowest-gpu-prices-tracking

>GPU hierarchy 2026
https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gpu-hierarchy,4388.html

>PSU Reviews
https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/power-supplies
https://www.lttlabs.com/
https://www.kitguru.net/reviews/?category_name=power-supplies
https://www.techpowerup.com/review/?category=Power+Supplies

For tier-list enjoyers:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1akCHL7Vhzk_EhrpIGkz8zTEvYfLDcaSpZRB6Xt6JWkc/

>Storage Reviews
https://www.phoronix.com/reviews/Storage (Linux performance)
https://www.tweaktown.com/cat/storage/index.html
https://www.techpowerup.com/review/?category=SSD
https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/storage/ssds/reviews
https://www.servethehome.com/category/storage/

>Monitor Hunter
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1illeNLsUfZ4KuJ9cIWKwTDUEXUVpplhUYHAiom-FaDo/

>Other helpful Links
Mobomaps: https://mobomaps.com/
A PC build guide: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Build_a_PC
German autism: https://www.igorslab.de/en/
Alternate to pcpartpicker: https://pangoly.com/en/pc-builder
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r8 my budget 1080p build
anything i could save on here?
i hardly even play games these days and if i do its tarkov, poe2 and warhammer tw3
i care not for gaytracing etc
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>>109363111
Non-poorfag tier
9950X3D2 and a Blackwell 6000
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LOL
O
L
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PSA

If you use PC partspicker to build your rig, make sure you remove affiliate links. If you use PC partpickers and you build everything from in their website, they get a kick back from that.
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Did AMD announce any consumer chips or was it all AI?
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>>109363175
This is Canadian right? The 5600x is pretty old, at 1080p it might hold your gpu back especially in Tarkov.
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>>109363233
why shouldn't they get a kickback?
its not like you get a discount
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>>109363272
australian
going to ddr5 basically doubles the ram price and possibly the mobo. maybe theres a better cpu i can get for ddr4?
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>>109363175
If you play CPU intensive games, I'd spend a little more on a 9600X. Not much more expensive against the cost of the build. Basically you're just paying more for the DDR5
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What's the deal with 9070XT/9070 having overheating issues?
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>>109363341
idk you tell me
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>>109363347
https://en.gamegpu.com/news/zhelezo/asus-nazvala-normalnoj-temperaturu-videopamyati-100-102-c-na-radeon-rx-9070-xt

Apparently 102C VRAMs on the 9070XT Prime value cards is "Normal".
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>>109363292
That's at a minimum another $600. More like $700. Appreciate the suggestion but not happening
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External HDD I bought for £150 last week, which was literally the last in stock I see has not been relisted at £200. This madness will not end.
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>>109363374
so we went from 9070 overheating issues to just a specific asus model having overheating issues when running furmark
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>>109363374
That's been normal for AMD GPUs for years they claim anything under 110C is perfectly fine
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>>109363341
no overheating on my smaller 9700 XT Reaper, which should be the foremost candidate for it
but then mine has Samsung VRAM which apparently runs somewhat cooler and could be the reason
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>>109363374
the card will run faster than advertised stock clock until you hit 110c on the core or memory. also you can replace the memory pads yourself, those warranty void if removed stickers are illegal in the USA.
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>>109363442
I feel like 110C is really not fine.
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I just finished fixing grub not being detected by MSI BIOS. I remembered i broke the thermal paste seal when i lifted the cooler after not screwing the screws evenly. Should i repaste it?
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>>109363480
Nvidia hits 110C too but they hide the sensor and dilate the delta.
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>>109363286
the 5800x3D is the only upgrade that makes sense at $250, but they're selling for $350+
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Rate my build for my friend.
>Budget - $1000 or a little above
>Country - US

They will not budge on the case, they really want that even though I told them it's probably the first thing we should cut. Looking for any ways to improve this build.
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>>109363502
Not any more.
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>>109363509
Never trust software readings
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>>109363516
Oh yeah?
What's being used to interpret the thermal data seen by that camera?
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>>109363233
why is that a bad thing?
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>>109363341
9070xt is a 330w max card it isn't overheating shit with triple fan coolers.
7900xtx can go up to 450-550w by comparison.
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>>109363507
Get him a RX 9060 XT with 16GB VRAM or a 5060 TI with 16gb VRAM. If you manage to get a X3D CPU that would be pretty good too. I would look to buy shit used if that means paying less.
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>>109363481
Retard.
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>>109363560
I'd trust industry validated thermal camera over industry corrupted graphics driver.
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>>109363516
So you mean to tell me AMD's reported 110C could actually be higher?
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>>109363516
>Pictured: pny rtx5070ti
Never trust Nvidia's reference vrms and especially not a cost-optimizer version of it with missing phases and thermal pads*
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>>109363516
Where backplate?
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>>109363260
It was a datacenter event for datacenter CPUs, consumer shit is announced at CES, Computex or some YouTube video
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>>109363507
Maybe a secondhand small sata ssd just for windows if you can get one
>>109363567
AM4 X3D costs like 3 times more
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>>109363516
That's VRM temps. On modern cards it doesn't get better than 90c in the software report (when it does report) Very different from core hotspot. Most cards have pretty shit VRM temps. Not to mention no backplate in the picture. It would at least help reign those temps in.
>>109363633
It could but it's unlikely. Mine only ever hit 110c core hotspot when the paste dried out so I'd wager it's at least accurate in that it tells you when shit's fucked. Post PTM the delta was 30c at low fan speeds and it never exceeded 90 even at max stable(ish) overclock.
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>>109363507
ditch the cooler, a ryzen 5600 is a 60W cpu, the cooler it ships with is fine. $400 get a Radeon 9060xt 16GB, no?
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>>109363633
you can smell it when it hits 95c+. "hot electronics smell" is a distinct smell. some people sniff the steam deck vents because they like the smell.
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>>109363714
I know the yeston waifu gpus have perfume sprayed on them and the heat makes the fumes stronger.
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>>109363686
I ate it
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>>109363714
Oh, I wouldn't know, I have a 5080, that bitch don't get above 70C on the hotspot.
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>>109363175
Even in Kangaroos dollars PC building is just to expensive, listen go hire a prostitute and have fun, in the mean time just wait until things get cheap in PC building.
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>>109363870
>in the mean time just wait until things get cheap in PC building.
Anon, I...
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>>109363111
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>>109364315
I mean, it looks good, and I'm not here to shit on your build or anything.
But god damn, there's like 23 brand names/logos in this image.
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>>109364315
Hey Adam,

Maybe delete this and take one without the pill bottle with your legal name on it?

Regards,
Rory.
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>>109364315
>>109364349
Kekked
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>>109363175
blud wait for a good gpu deal: https://www.ozbargain.com.au/search/node/9060
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>>109363175
Also you can always get the cpu a lot cheaper off ozbargain as well when someone posts a discount. there's also an aliexpress rep on it that always posts the best cpu deals every time a sale rolls around. it happens really regularly that cpu deals are posted
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>>109364349
kek
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>>109364315
Take your meds.
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How bad is 3rd gen WOLED colorspace? I'm leaning towards the 32GS95UV-B for the 480hz mode and text clarity, but I like colors.
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>>109363184
hol up. do you actually have those or are you trying to make it into a meme? if you do have a 9950x3d2 i am very interested in your cinebench scores.
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>>109364641
all 3rd gen WOLED except for the new RGB striped aw3926qw has bad color volume
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>indefinite stall during boot
>POST lights for CPU and DRAM light up and shut off but never go further
>no output nor power to USBs
>exact same spot every time (Code 63 on MSI Z690, DXE initialization)
>reseating RAM, clearing CMOS, etc does nothing
So my CPU is kill, right?
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Posted this a few months ago but still happy with the way it turned out.
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Do 2.4ghz dongles for peripherals just suck and I should use bluetooth instead or something? No matter where I plug the dongles my keyboard will spam a key press or my mouse will start lagging.
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>>109363633
nono if software reading align with my narrative they are gospel accurate.
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I just woke up and 32gb ddr5 is $60 right guys?
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>>109364717
where's the noctua AIO at
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>>109363429
I bought some external drives for 410€ a piece in mid-May and they're currently 585€.
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>>109364717
Amazing how the most overpriced thing in there aren't the Noctua products, but the motherboard.
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>>109365015
the gpu is more overpriced imo
its essentially just a TUF with a slightly different heatsink and 3 noctua fans that costs double of a standard variant
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for 1080p, went up a gen to ddr5. this is about all i'm willing to spend desu. probably could handle 1440p. i checked vids with this cpu/gpu combo in games like tarky and poe2 and seems to run very well. i dont see the point in going an X3D cpu since they're almost double the price and if i did supposedly the gpu would be a bottleneck so i'd have to get the 9070xt which is also double the price
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I'm looking into buying a new monitor. Should I get a 4k IPS or a 1440p OLED monitor?
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want oled for space sims but i hate 27 inch monitors and it seems oled only comes in 27 or bigger
fuck guess ill just suffer
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>>109365125
4K OLED obviously. You'll have the monitor for at least 10 years
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>>109364703
check your mobo manual for what 63 means
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>>109365153
Any particular 4k oled you would recommend or are they all the same?
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>>109365163
Yeah, verbatim from the manual it's
>CPU DXE initialization is started
And it stays on 63 indefinitely. I assume it's not a BIOS problem because swapping to the backup BIOS changes nothing, not a RAM problem because reseating/swapping the RAM does nothing (and two sticks failing at the same time seems extremely unlikely), and boot doesn't progress far enough for it to be anything else.
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>>109364703
>>109365204
try a BIOS flashback if your board has that functionality
if the DRAM light only flashes for a split second that means it's using old/saved training data
and intel boards don't seem to clear that even with a CMOS reset
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>>109365168
The latest are more expensive but they have better subpixel layouts. Not sure it's worth the extra cost over 3rd gen QD-OLED like I have. There are a lot of decent 32" 240 Hz options. I would sort by price and then start checking reviews
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>>109365153
>oled
>lasting 10 years
LOL it cant even last 400 hours of gaming without burn in
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>>109363111
I posted last thread about a possibly dead 9800x3d, and surprisingly it was infact the cpu that was dead. Bought a 7600x off marketplace and the system booted up fine. Now I just need to rma. Very surprising, but I'm glad I don't need to change out the motherboard after all.
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>>109365211
I attempted one to no avail, apparently MSI boards are very finicky about it and even with everything set up properly it just idled for over an hour before I turned it off. From what I gathered that's a common situation where if it doesn't like the USB you plug in it'll just refuse to update.
Regardless I don't think it's a BIOS issue because there's a hardware switch to swap to a secondary BIOS and even when trying that the behavior and debug code were identical. If a replacement CPU fixes the issue I plan to flash the BIOS again anyway, just to make sure the faulty one didn't fuck with it, but I admit I AM a bit scared of the mobo being bricked because I have no way to test it and if the new CPU arrives and doesn't work then I'll have a whole new mess of potential issues
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dream pc costs 4 lakh what the fuck
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>>109365217
did you try it again
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Taking my 4090 build in this week to see if there's any hope of saving it. 13900K only about 3 years old started giving me trouble even after the bios updates.
Wish me luck that the GPU isn't burnt out as well, if it is the build goes from a 1k dollar problem to a 4k dollar problem.
Got it before all the parts went up in price, so at least I'll have 64GB DDR5 I can transfer over, 3x 4TB SSDs, and a 8TB 3.5 HDD.
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>>109365365
what motherboard?
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>>109365216
Have-not
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>>109365392
Maximus Z790 Hero.
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>>109365365
4090 will probably need a repaste on the core by now
you can salvage it cheaply by just swapping to am5/9800x3d (which are really below msrp these days), assuming your ram is still in good condition and not faulty
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>>109365365
Bios updates won't fix something already broken. Get a 14900K.
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>>109365424
I heard the 14900K also suffer from the same issues as the 13th gen? Is it really worth it to keep same mobo/go for a 14th gen intel over replacing the mobo and getting an AMD CPU?
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>>109365428
It does, but if you get a new one with an up to date bios, then you don't have to worry, and it's just a $500 problem instead.
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>>109365365
>3x 4TB SSDs
Man, that would be so fucking expensive now.
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>>109365413
Thanks, I'm in the exact same boat with an MSI motherboard after about the same timespan and wanted to make sure it wasn't just an MSI issue
Basically doing what >>109365435 said
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>>109365448
It's worse than an MSI/ASUS issue, it's an intel silicon issue where they didn't bin chips hard enough and simply overvolted the fuck out of subpar silicon to sell as i9s
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>>109365435
Makes sense, I'll talk with my guy. He's neck deep in repair for the industry and we go way back so he'll give me the rundown. I'll propose the 14900K option and see what he says.
>>109365447
Luckily the drives are fine, I was able to test them myself, I'm cannibalizing everything I can this time around.
>>109365448
I also have a 4080 build for my son that's starting to run into similar blue screen issues even with the bios update and settings fixed. Guess that serves me right for not waiting long enough for newer chipsets to burn in and settle before pulling the trigger.
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>>109365423
I really just need the help of a professional with a testbench at the moment to see what is good and what isn't. Once I get that information I can take the next steps forward. I've never had anything conk out this hard so early before I can't imagine the whole PC completely frying just because the CPU is overvolted for a couple of months before getting the bios update on it. But there were some other strange issues I was dealing with so I'll get it all worked out. Appreciate the advice tho.
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>>109365496
if you just want a stable, reliable pc, consider picking up a 12900k or 12900ks and just installing that into your existing setup. 13900k/14900k are way overtuned from the factory and their i7 counterparts of the same generations are also unreliable
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>>109365502
I was taking a look at that option too, as long as the bottleneck isn't too noticeable at 1440p I would take that trade off. Then again the machine is primarily for gaming and just normal multi-tasking so no true CPU intensive tasking that would require something stronger.
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>>109363175
Tarkov absolutely loves X3D btw.
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remember guys, computer viruses aren't the only kind of viruses.
I'm always super careful with my PC, but I wasn't so careful in my sex life.
I let a guy fuck me in my ass, and I got HIV (the virus that causes AIDS)
I know it's not technically computer stuff, but just giving you guys a heads up... be safe out there.
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>>109365566
i'm so sorry anon :(
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>>109365566
must be hard being a mac/iphone user
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>>109365566
Make sure you bleed on any used parts you sell.
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>>109364746
Are the dongles in proximity to active USB 3 cables/devices? USB 3 emits interference in the 2.4 to 2.5 Ghz range.
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>>109365448
I set Performance Core Ratio to 50 in MSI bios settings and got a solid boot with no crashes. They recommended 53-54 but I decided to see if I could do it from BIOS to make it solid without having to use XTU after boot and it's working for the moment. Might have to RMA two CPUs instead of just the one.
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>>109365566
sorry to hear that anony
but yeh gotta use protection male or female.
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I can get a 5800X3D 10th anniv edition for around 390 USD (converted) from Newegg, or I can get it locally for 420-450 USD with 3 years local warranty. Would the local warranty markup be justified or is Newegg's 30 day returns more than enough?
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>>109365872
why would the amd warranty not apply to newegg
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>>109365093
Don't get the XFX 9060CT
It's loud as shit.

What's the price for the Asrock Steel Legend in your shithole?
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>>109365872
boxed cpus have a standard 3 year international warranty so get whatever's cheaper
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>>109365884
>>109365904
I'm mostly concerned because I don't order from Newegg often and I'm not sure whether this is misleading (I live outside US/EU). And it's an online order, in the worst case scenario I'd like to be sure I can RMA a lemon after Newegg's 30 days return period is up.
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>>109365946
that's only the shop's return policy. you can contact AMD directly for an rma within 3 years of purchase of their boxed cpus and they'll ship one over to you
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>>109365960
Ok thanks, I'll just go with Newegg then for my CPU
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should just start playing games in 720p so I can pretend that I have a 5090
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>>109365993
You'll also need to volt and power mod it to get it to use 600w and then it'll be an authentic 5090 experience
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>>109365993
you should have buyderized a blackwell 6000.
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I could use a new desk, anything particular to look out for besides size/height and a reasonably convincing assurance it won't crap itself under load?
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>>109366101
SecretLab Desk.
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>>109366073
It's your chance to buy one for me anon
Gotta hurry as it's a limited time offer that's expiring in 45 hours
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>>109366109
the razer of desks
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>>109366141
The trick is to look at a desk from them, consider the features you want in a desk, ignore the shit you don't, and then see what you can get from Ikea that comes close enough.
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>>109366156
how is secret lab and ikea your only two options lmao
there are heaps of desk manufactures out there who actually build with properly graded materials
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>>109366101
the electric standy desks that can go up and down are really good
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>>109366173
Do they cost less than Secret Lab?
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da oled burn in...
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I would sooner pick up a rifle and start shooting the people pushing AI datacenters than pay the prices they're demanding for consumer hardware.
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>>109364717
Nice lil rig I built a second PC and have it running steamOS and it’s been pretty nice to look at too

R5 3600 will get a 5600x replacement but the Rx 7600 will be ok for a while. My main rig may get a gpu upgrade from a 7800xt if I see a deal this fall
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>>109366468
Note: If I've reached the point where I am openly stating this, it probably means actual assassins are already in position.
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>>109365168
they are not all the same there's lots of differences it's extremely complex and more new unreleased tech is coming later this year
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>>109366468
>>109366480
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>>109363111
>air cooling
LMAO tell me youre poor without telling me youre poor (and brown)
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>you NEED 360mm of copper to cool a sub 100W cpu
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>>109366734
The CPU controls all your other parts and it works faster when it's hydrated instead of dehydrated doesn't matter if it's full load or single core turbo.
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>>109366777
You should stop using AI to sound smart and actually learn about computers.
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>>109366806
AMD and Intel SKU pages both recommend water cooling for optimal performance. What gets hotter faster a dry pan or a pan full of water? The dry pan will throttle and burn quicker.
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Should I just take the hit and get a 4TB ssd?
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Is the FSP power supply worth it?
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>>109366836
Yes. Literally just stop acting so poor and you can do whatever you want while these high prices stay high.
Yeah I'd prefer 4TB SSDs to be like $200 as they were a few years ago but whatareyagonnado.
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>>109366734
This nigger clearly hasn't used a 5800x3d or 7800x3d for making such a retarded comment
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>>109366836
Yeah. Things suck right now, but that's all the more reason to continue doing what you love.
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Nvidia drivers still suck ass ok Windows 11 and 10
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>>109366836
Get a 4TB external, much cheaper and Samsung is currently being sued for DRAM price fixing. It might end with no change in consumer prices but if it does, do you really want to be double the price in the hole because you weren't patient?
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https://pcpartpicker.com/list/xhzmLy

The specific 5090 I'm unsure of, will probably be able to get one cheaper at Microcenter.
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For gaming should I just get a 7600x or a 9600x?
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>>109367228
Astral is a good choice since it let's you know whether the cable is running in spec or not. The white version is better since it has a newer pcb revision that lets you control the rear fan independently from the front middle fan
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>>109367247
I don't think I ever attempted to change the fan speeds. Bear in mind the last time I built a PC was 2016 so things might have changed since then. Came into some money and am looking to splurge. Will probably be two identical builds.
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>>109366836
Do you need a 4 TB SSD?
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>>109367268
The rear fan on the astral is ass. It emits an annoying whine above the mid 40%s that gets more annoying the higher you go. Asus fixed it on the matrix and astral 20th anniversary by changing the fan design but left the astral with the original crappy rear fan.
If you aren't okay with this, I'd recommend getting an MSI 5090 suprim and getting a thermalgrizzly wireview pro 2 to monitor the 12vhpwr like you can on the astral
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Take me back bros
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>>109367368
A few well-placed assasinations is all you need.
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>>109367384
Nobody ever got killed over petty ram
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>>109367268
you need blackwell 6000s btw
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>>109364315
>r-republic o-of g-gamers
I read that as a cute anime girl stuttering
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I'll probably end up paying $1500 for a 5080 super which has the same performance, same vram than a 4090 just because of crippling anxiety that the 60 series will end up having less vram
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>>109367919
the 6090 will have 32-36gb vram
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Is 1.5cm particle board desk strong enough to support 32" and 24" flatscreens and a 16" CRT?
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>admitted defeat that my laptop keyboard is breaking
>plug in separate keyboard
>now have to place laptop further away so now screen is even tinier than before
it's over, I should have larped a full time desktop and bought a real monitor ages ago
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>>109368091
>larped a full time desktop
Sometimes I cannot fathom how stupid people can be on a technology board.
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>>109368091
Fix the keyboard, you're not a woman are you?
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>>109368166
cute 'yano
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Is matte oled really worse than glossy oled? The way I space is setup there's a window behind me and I got no room to move my desk. Glossy oled would just be a constant mirror in the day.
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I've enabled AMD EXPO on my RAM and it's at 6400mhz by default, so far no issues on R5 7600X on a B850 Pro-A, yet everywhere I look it says that I should use 6000 no matter what, is that actually and factually true? I've ran a few tests and played a few games, 0 issues/stutters/anything.
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https://empoweredpc.com/products/lan-gamer-mini-gaming-pc-prebuilt-up-to-rtx-5080

should i buy this? im desperate to get off my macbook
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>>109366101
the longer the desk the more likely it will sag if you pick a cheap a material for the desk top unless your frame properly supports it. For height adjustable carry weight, legs and motors can be important.
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>>109365125
wats the goal

>>109365134
all 27 and 32 oleds are 24" oleds due to emulation, i believe asus does it best though pheraps
also varies per model
next question

>>109365168
i dont know if any manufacturer ships with a non intrusive oled pixel refresh as in FORCED by x hours AND a pixel shift OFF feature
so most likely Asus is the LEAST retarded monitor manufacturer
but they are all genuinely obsolete you might aswell buy a tv still if you can even think you can do over 32" (which is not large btw at all really)

LG 6 series got rid of most of the dithering this year, LG C6 42" or LG C6 48" which has a way better tandememe panel than 42"
or you might aswell become a real big boi and buy a S95F/S95h/s99h 55" or up to 77" and put it on a desk stand

ONLY buy a monitor if you want over 165hz or can't cope with 42"+ sizes

genuinely

>>109368245
depends on the scenario what looks worse
but the best panel in the world only comes in a matte currently and even with a matte it's better than woled
no constant sharp reflections that cause eye strain and headaches during day (shit pq anyway) is a better trade of than that
if you ahve to choose
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>>109368282
>wats the goal

Gaming, but mostly single player games and mmos. Closes thing that I play that is remotely "competitive" is Dead by Daylight.
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>>109368245
Glossy would suck in your situation
Otherwise it's better than matte if there's only a wall or dim lighting behind you
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>>109366836
I would not buy any storage right now unless you 1000% need it. These prices will drop the stock is not selling on these ssds and hdds that are 3x the prices they should be. The stock is sitting there nothing is selling except to suckers and desperate.
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>>109368249
6200mhz+ expo profiles kicks your CPU into running it's fabric at half the speed so you're losing performance compared to 6000mhz at full fabric speed
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>>109368322
I see, so I just drop it to 6k and forget about it?
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>>109366850
FSP Hydro Ti PSUs are among the best you can get.
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/waitgang/ how are we holding up? How long have you been waiting for?
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>>109367464
Yet
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AOC G4 Q25G4SR good?
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Should I buy my parts now or wait for black friday or cybermonday?
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>ASRock B650I Lightning WiFi AMD AM5 Mini-ITX Motherboard
are Asrock mobos still shit or can i buy this? i want to do an itx build
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Yo, if I plug in a lets say MAYBE a faulty monitor, what are the chances that it can fuck up a GPU?
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>>109368670
>are Asrock mobos still shit
not sure about the AM5 dead CPUs situation but my B550 Phantom Gaming ITX has been a much better experience than the X570 Gigabyte equivalent I had before that had all sorts of annoying quirks and died in two years
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https://empoweredpc.com/products/lan-gamer-mini-gaming-pc-prebuilt-up-to-rtx-5080

should i buy this? im desperate to get off my macbook
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>>109368675
it would need to be something like the backlight driver power supply being shorted into a data line for it to do anything
unlikely but not impossible I guess
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>>109368763
I'd say no, but depend of your needs ofc.
M2 1-2 tb. Ram 30cl 6k. Cpu, idk, i'd take 7800x3d anyway since i play strategy games a lot. Motherboard also need to check.
Power supply 650w too low imo.
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>>109368851
Also ram 32+ gb
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>>109367969
Ditch the cheap shit and get you a real desk. Life is too short to suffer with particle board.
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>>109368550
Caved and bought for a little under €1k last black friday. Closest equivalent machine is now €1.3k but with half the Passmark CPU Mark score and only 16GB of DDR5 RAM instead of 32GB.
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Is there a general rule for how much extra wattage to shoot for in a PSU, if any? The build I'm debating on is estimated to draw just a cunt hair under 900W. Would a 1k watt PSU do me fine or should I bump it up some? I realize if I add more components later it'll add to the power draw, but I'm not sure what I'd even need to add. Maybe a few HDDs for Plex.
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>>109368763
What are your hard size constraints? A 20L case still fits in a backpack or a small duffel bag and allows for full size coolers.
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>>109368901
+30%



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