Nosril
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I looked into the 5800X3D. That one truly sounds amazing. So you don't think my board can handle that one? Its kinda what i also thinking. I mean the 7800 is going to be way more expensive for sure. The question is just if it would be the better choice since it would at least be a 2023 model and not already be "old"
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So you could recommend the RX6800 or is there a better option?
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I got the: MSI B350 TOMAHAWK PLUS AMD B350 So.AM4 Dual Channel DDR4 ATX Retail And a 750 Watt MSI MPG A750GF Power Supply. You think the 5800X3D would be a better idea for a longer while?
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Thanks! I do do some Video Editing and Development. The 1600 was Always good enough but a bit more cores would ne nice to have, Just in Case. They are indeed. Would still be a huge Upgrade for my RX580 but will the prices drop signifentetly with the Release of the 7000 GPUs?
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I know that it always impossible to say If you should wait or Not. But maybe someone can give me at least an Idea. Currently my Setup is: - Ryzen 1600X - 16GB RAM - Radeon RX580 Sinve upgrading to a 144Hz 27" WQHD Monitor my PC ist struggeling to Hit even Close to the 144FPS Mark even for simpler games Like Overwatch (even with pretty low settings). Therefore i want to Upgrade. I thought about an RX6800 and maybe an RYZEN 5700 since i would Not need to change my Motherboard. My Question is: Should i buy now or wait 2-3 Month for the new Generation so the price Drops more? It feels weird to buy a 2+ year old graphics card for ~550-650€. I would greatly apprechiate any Input to Help me decide. Thanks!
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Hi there, this is my current setup: Ryzen 1600X and a RX580 with a Thermaltake Berlin 630W PSU. Lately i had some really weird behaviour with my PC (turning randomly off etc.) and I think its because of the PSU. Therefore I just purchased an MSI MPG A750GF. But before using it it got me thinking if the 750W are enough for the future. Because I don't really want to upgrade the PSU again because I am missing like 100-200W then. I wanted to upgrade for a while for (at least) a new GPU like a 3070 or 3080 but due to current prices thats not really possible. Thats why I am thinking about just sticking with my shitty GPU and waiting until the RTX40 Series releases. The 3080 already has a "worst case" demand of 750W. So therefore I am thinking that the new generation will propably need even more power. But will the MSI GPU then still be enough? Thanks for any help! Nosril
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That's the fix. Thank you very much. I makred the issue as solved! Thanks to everyone who was involved!
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I realized that putting the RAM in was very weird because one side of it was "fixed" and the other side was normal. I will definetly give that a try!! Thank you very much Also I will check later on this night, because I must learn for my math exam but thanks to all of you! I really apprechiate it that you guys put so much effort in helping and everything ! Thank you very much!
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Ok we will try that! Yeah that was the weird problem we also run into the manual didn't said anything about that.
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Sorry my mistake. He has the GA-B150M-D3H. Also he has the i5-6400 but that makes no difference with socket etc.
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That makes sense. But will it do something at all if there is nothing plugged in except the RAM ? I will try to get a powersupply to test it for him
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I wish I could use mine but my one is way too old so no. Yes i am sure. Here you can take a look
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I can ask my friend when he wakes up to sent me some pictures then I can upload them here
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Well the only thing i can say is, that all fan's are spinnging including the CPU-Fan so I assume it give out power. Or what do you mean?
