JonnyKennedy

Crosair aio makes a lot of noise I saw on reviews. Crusial RAM is nice, but difficult to address with Icue. €14 dollars different is not a lot. 3200mhz cl16: https://www.amazon.nl/gp/product/B081XWLQKS/ 3600mhz cl18: https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B082DGZJ9C

The difference is €14. In average gaming perfomance is it the same, but is 1% or 0.1% better with 3600mhz cl18? True latency is the same. Full PC build with GTX 1660S, so by some games I need to 1080P https://nl.pcpartpicker.com/list/B8ksbh

I have now a GTX 1660 Super, so not the fastest card right now (you know the GPU shortage). I saw at tweakers the i9 got 100fps more by streaming than the i7, but still more than AMD. is less 4x e core less future proof? Is it better to wait to the ryzen 6000 series from AMD or does it take a while when it's announced?

If aio is better than air then I'll go for the aio and vica versa. Is i9 more future proof (like a year of two upgrading)?

And for livestreaming on twitch?

I have the TS-230 NAS for €190. It's a good NAS.and I can totally agree with @mapegl

Yeah I am using with the i5 6400 too, but I like to do some hobby stuff like creating a exchange and active directory stuff. With 4 core it isn't enough.

For the rendering of videos and VMware useage I think? With the current prizes of DDR5 is for 32GB €399! the DDR4 module of 32GB is €145 (it sucks to be an early adopter). Maybe I'll go later for an DDR5 motherboard and ram if the prices are normal like DDR4. Will DDR4 a huge bottleneck?

Hello everybody, Merry Christmas. I am planning to build a new PC, because my i5 6400 is always 100% in use by games. I playing a lot of games, playing with virtual machines in VMWare workstation, render sometimes videos via Vegas and I want to do livestreaming. In game benchmarks there's no difference, but in workload is the I9 better. Is it better to spend more €200 for the I9 or safe it?

Yeah, but somehow I get wires in my chair, padels and other stuff blocking. And I like my wireless Galaxy Buds on my phone. Edit: Virtuoso looks good, but audio is less than HS70 pro, but mic is better with Virtuose (reviewed by rtings.com). Corsair HS70 Wireless vs Corsair Virtuoso RGB Wireless SE Side-by-Side Headphones Comparison - RTINGS.com

My Wired G430 died. Is G935 better or HS70 pro?

On Amazon.nl both SSD is in sales. The Sandisk Plus is in sale for €147, but two owners reported to me the SDD is defective. Western Digital WDS200T2B0A SSD 3D Nand 2 Tb is €166.50 and Crucial MX500 3D Nand is €174.14. I saw MX500 is a little bit faster and powerloss protection. Do you choose WD or Crucial SSD?

Two owners said DONT BUY IT. The drive is within 2 years defective. But If i check at Amazon.de and Amazon.com I see mixed reviews (mostly positive). It's difficult.....

I saw at Amazon SSD Sandisk Plus 2TB for €150. On Dutch Website Tweakers I saw the disk have TLC, but I saw in video of TechQuickly that the SSD have DRAM-less cache. Worth buying for install games and some Virtual VM's or a pass?

I think it will mostly 99% both CPU or GPU or sometimes the GPU at 80%. I bought the gaming pc pre-build 4 years ago and I think it's a ways to trow in a 'trashcan' Do you have tips for upgrade for: Dust free inside the case; Not static uninstall old GPU and Install gpu (I have a ESD wristband) Basic uninstall or install GPU. Uninstalling GTX 960 drivers and install new drivers Thank you for helping me!