FineVisionz

Thoughts on this cooler? Seems cheap. https://www.amazon.com/DEEPCOOL-240-V2-Technology-Waterblock/dp/B07QPNP4VP/ref=sr_1_fkmr1_1?keywords=deepcool+240+x&qid=1561508953&s=electronics&sr=1-1-fkmr1 I plan on using this to cool a Ryzen 3800x

I really like the H700, BUT that sale price is nowhere to be actually found if you go on NewEggBuisness's website.

I'm in search for a sub $120 case that can support dual 240mm radiators. Cheers, FineV

Currently in the process of building a Ryzen 3800X or 3900X pc. What motherboard would you recommend? Requirements; Under $150 Color: White/Black

So, it seems to be between the Meshify S2 and the P600S as the Meshify C is just too tight. Especially since I want to run a dual 240mm AIO setup. One 240mm radiator for CPU and one 240mm radiator for GPU.

Damn, that would have been the one, it's just a bit more than I was expected

What's the best mid tower case for water cooling in your opinion? One that can support two 240mm radiators. I'm in the process of planning a Ryzen 3xxx build and water to water cool the CPU with an AIO and the GPU with an AIO using the NZXT Kraken G12 Budget: $130 (Willing to wait for sale)

Check out the Phanteks Eclipse P600S. It has the ability to be silent with decent airflow, or have really good airflow and not as silent. It does this by having the ability to remove the front and top panels while still having good styling in my opinion. Overall has a lot of great features such as good water cooling support, vertical GPU mounting, and great cable management! DISCLAIMER: I don't own this case, but I am looking into getting it! Haha. Comes in black, white, and gray.

I actually don't like the Meshify S2. I would choose the Meshify C hands down, but I don't like how there isn't a lot of room between the top and the mobo to fit a 240mm AIO on the top of the case. I'm not going with a 240mm AIO yet, but I would like to have the option in the future. Also, it sounds like the Meshify C tends to have higher thermals than most cases.

Meshify C V.S. Eclipse P600S I am looking for a case with good airflow and that provides good water cooling support. Based on features, which would you chose and why?

I'm just worried about running into CPU cooler clearance with a Hyper 212 EVO

I'm going for performance with Ryzen CPU's as I like the looks of both of them.

Compatability with the Corsair iCUE ecosystem

Hello, I am currently in the process of piecing together a Ryzen 7 3800x or Ryzen 7 3900x build. I'm stuck between the G.SKILL TridentZ or the Corsair Vengeance Pro 16GB 3600 kits. Which would you pick over the other and why? Also, if you would suggest different RAM entirely which would it be and why? Thanks, FineV

No idea to be quite honest. I could push it to $150ish maybe? I've never thought of RAM as a "big performance" factor so I've never really paid that much to it before.

My current build has 1600Mhz so 3200Mhz seemed quick. I've been out of the loop for a while I guess, haha.

Knowing that the Ryzen 2000 CPU's liked fast RAM, What speed of RAM would you suggest for the new 3000's? Your best guess of course. I'm in the process of building a new PC and want to start buying parts when I see them on sale while I wait for Ryzen 3000. Would I be ok with going with something like CORSAIR Vengeance RGB PRO 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 3200MHz?

I would be open to configuring a case to get better thermals. My main concern is the GPU temps as my GPU is a reference blower card so it runs a bit hotter.

That's pretty much exactly what I was looking for... Looks like the Fractal Meshify C may not be the best choice.

I'm looking for a new full sized ATX case that provides the best airflow giving the lowest temps for CPU and GPU.

Yeah, this was more of a hypothetical question... Two monitors, same size, same manufacturer, 60hrz pannel. But the only variable is that one monitor is 1080p and the other is 4k.

Would 1080p gaming look better, the same, or worse on a 4k monitor when compared to gaming at 1080p on a 1080p monitor? Identical monitors (Same size, Same manufacturer, Same refresh rate, Same Hrz) Same graphics settings, Running 60fps each.

I know much hasn't been released on the new AMD 3000 cpu's but when it comes to gaming, will the newer AMD CPU's yield better performance than the i7-9700k or even the i9-9900k?

Ok.... Soooooo would these new AMD CPU's give much of a performance boost over Intel in games? When will these new AMD CPU's be available for purchase?

New build, new CPU. Is the i9-9900k worth the extra ~$80? I mainly game with some occasional streaming and video/photo editing and rendering. After seeing that the gaming performance between these two are almost identical....Would the i9 better future proof me for gaming or is it more of a "workstation" CPU?