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Looks pretty okay

Well the 3200g will work, but not very well. maybe it was good 4 years ago, but not anymore. maybe save up a bit and get a used 5600g for minimum double the performance.

There are no specific refresh rate limitations on any interface. HDMI is limited to 144 Hz at 1440p due to its maximum bit rate, if 8 bpc RGB color is used. If the monitor is 1080p, or any of those other things change, the maximum refresh frequency will change.

Welcome to the forums! I'd probably DDU https://www.wagnardsoft.com/content/DDU-Guide-Tutorial

Oh this is something Linus has done about 1 year ago. He utilized a receiver called USB 3-2-1 Raven 3124 from Icron, which passes USB 3.x signals through a copper or fiber LAN cable. However, they can support only up to 5Gbps of transferring rate per port, which might not be sufficient for capture cards.

a 14900k is basically a flamethrower

Both 4060 Ti and 7700XT use only 8 PCIE lanes. So if your CPU and motherboard does not support PCIE gen 4, you are going to be bandwidth bottlenecked. If that is the case, get a 6800 instead You have been warned

If you do then get this bundle https://www.microcenter.com/product/5006645/amd-ryzen-7-7800x3d,-gigabyte-b650-gaming-x-ax-v2,-gskill-flare-x5-series-32gb-ddr5-6000-kit,-computer-build-bundle and you can put it in one of @TatamiMatt’s builds if you need a monitor

Well, for gaming, windows 10 gets more fps (like, 10) than windows 11. However, windows 10 will die out soon, and people will be forced to get windows 11, so just get windows 11. not a huge difference. i wouldn't get pro though if all you gonna be doing is games.

https://www.amazon.com/AMD-Radeon-W6800-32GB-Graphic/dp/B09831VKQ7

Totally fair. Hope it resolves it for you

My budget is 5.000.000 IDR (308,58 USD) Country: Indonesia Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Web Browsing, Watching Movies, School Stuff, Maybe Minecraft the specs i chose is Amd ryzen 3 3200g Msi b450m-a pro max Corsair Vengeance LPX 16 GB (2x8) 3200mhz Acer k243y e monitor Cube gaming blig case i already have ssd, keyboard, and mouse

is it worth getting it directily from Windows then also should I get 11, 10 or withre of them pro

Not file size, but total path length. Sometimes those can exceed the maximum allowed for windows and you have to edit a reg key to allow windows to access them

Hello, ive recently had issues when starting my pc, it starts but no display output. Sometimes I have to reboot it multiple times till it displays. I’ve tried reseating the ram, clearing CMOS, I’m lost at what to try. Once the pc is on I have no issues. Games run well; no crashes, no GPU artifacts. any ideas?

I’m looking at getting a handheld for some hassle free fairly mindless gaming of an evening. I’m tempted to just buy an old Gameboy Advance of Gamebody Colour because tbh what I most want to play at the moment is old Pokemon games. But I’m sure I remember seeing a LTT video from a while back that had a handheld that looked like a gameboy but could emulate other platforms including the original PlayStation. Can anyone remember the video?

No. the 12100f is a very capable CPU. the clock speeds aren't the only thing that matters. The 12100f will outperform the 6600k by about 30 percent. keep the 12100f. also, the words "i3" and "i5" don't matter as much as the CPU generation. the 6600k is 6th gen, while the i3 12100f is 12th gen. the 12100f will definitely be a lot better than the 6600k.

I regularly use all 6 buttons.

What's probably happening when you see high temps but not high total power is that all the power is going into a few cores, and those are getting hot. I don't know of a good solution to this without adjusting turbo behaviour directly.

The capacity is fine, but get a lower speed. 6400 doesn't work reliably on AM5, at least in 1:1 mode, and you're better off saving a few dollars by going for a 6000 CL30 kit instead. If it's the cheapest Hynix based kit you can find and you are OK with having to manually adjust the speed and such, then it's OK, but don't expect that kit to be enable XMP and you're done. The Gen 5 SSD here makes no sense. There's no performance benefit from it that you will notice, you'd be better off saving that money or putting it towards games or something. Also, calling a P3 Plus a Gen 4 SSD is a bit disingenuous, since performance wise outside of a few very specific circumstances it performs near identically to a Gen 3 drive. Not that that's a bad thing, Gen 3 drives are still very useable and very few people could actually notice a difference between a good Gen 3 and a good Gen 4, but paying extra for the P3 Plus over the normal P3 doesn't make a whole lot of sense IMO. If you're sticking with a 7900 non-X and don't plan on raising the power limits with something like PBO, the stock air cooler is plenty to keep that chip cool. If you do want to raise the power limits to get a bit extra performance out of it, a good air cool is still fine. I'd also like to mention that the PSU doesn't make a ton of sense. For a 7900 XTX, I would want at minimum an 850W PSU, and the savings on your electrical bill will not offset the increase in cost for the 80+ Titanium rating PSU up front in a reasonable amount of time. 80+ rating doesn't translate to quality, and there are plenty of 80+ Gold rated units that are very good as well for much cheaper, so go for one of them instead. https://es.pcpartpicker.com/list/RGQGgB For what it sounds like you're doing, VFIO doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me here when compared to something like a dual boot. A lot of game Anti-Cheat nowadays will not let you run inside of a VM, so there goes a good chunk of modern games, and even if you only play single player titles it's not like you're really gaining anything from doing a gaming VM instead of a dual boot, aside from the minute it takes to reboot. It just doesn't seem worth it to me to bother caring about VFIO.

The 12100 is better than an old 6600k, sure clock speed is a bit lower but IPC is way better, resulting in moaar powwwaaaa

Clock speed isn't that important, what matters more in this case is how much work it can do per cycle. A 12100F can do more work per cycle than a 6600K, even with that clock speed deficit. That's why a 3.4GHz Pentium D can get absolutely curbstomped by a 2.4GHz Core 2 Duo.

Yea, if you are spending so much on a GPU, it would be pointless if you got a 2700x. You'd be bottlenecking your GPU. You would fully utilize it, and its just a waste of money. unless you r fine with that.