Đorđe
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Whenever i try to clip using the Instant Replay, it starts clipping with the "Saving..." popup being shown, but the video never gets created/saved. I need help.
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Only things that I'm buying right now are the CPU, MoBo, RAM, and PSU (and the HDD but that's unrelated). So the budget doesn't include the GPU and the rest of the stuff, because I already have them (Case, GPU, etc.) As I said, I'm not planning on clocking the living hell out of it, but I'd like to have some headroom on it, and turn the autoboost thingie off completely. That's why I said, I'd just leave it around the given boost clock - 4.2-4.3Ghz..
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Somewhat, I planned on pinning it to 4.0GHz-4.3GHz or somewhere around that mark, nothing serious or substantial.
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Budget (including currency): 450euro Country: Serbia Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Light gaming, some CPU heavy tasks Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): As my PSU exploded a few days ago and took my old and already dying PC to the bin, I'm now looking for assistance on choosing the right stuff for my new build. I'm carrying over some components from my old build, so I already have a GPU(RX 570 4GB), CPU Cooler(TX3 EVO from CM,fits the AM4 socket), SSD and HDD's, and all the peripherals needed(the case, also). I'm pretty much already settled on getting the Ryzen 5 3600, and have a pretty good deal for the RAM and PSU, but I'm unsure what MoBo to pick (was looking into this), and if the RAM will work well in conjunction with the rest of the stuff. The choice is limited to this website linked on the other parts, because I'm ordering it all from the same place and wouldn't like to split it up. With the HDD I planned to add to the build, these components add up to around 365 euros, so I'd like the MoBo to fit my budget of around 450 euros. The currency is HUF, so 1 euro = around 350 HUF. I'd like for the MoBo to be as good as possible and fit the budget, because I've had a lot of troubles with my old MoBo and it's North Bridge getting up to >90c at idle, straight from the factory, I guess it was designed to be that way, but it doesn't make sense... Thank you for the help in advance!
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I already have the Scarlett Solo, and the AT2020, sadly, is 130€...
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So I've been looking into buying a microphone for quite some time, and I couldn't decide which best suits my budget and needs (YouTube and Twitch). I found a couple of good options under 100€ in my country such as MXL 770 (89€), MXL 990 (95€), MXL R144 (99€). Want to hear your thoughts on this!
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So are these the HD120s?
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I've been wondering about these pc fans in specific, but I can not seem to find them, how they're called etc. I really want to get them, because they look stunning as hell. If you have any other suggestions, feel free to let me know
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Would MSI's B350 Tomahawk do the job for the money?
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So I've been planning on buying AMD's new Ryzen 7 1700 since it first came out, as I need the CPU and RAM upgrade. Currently I'm "rocking" Intel's i3-3240 and Sapphire's RX 480 8GB version as well as 4GB of DDR3 RAM... What Motherboard is the best for the Ryzen 1700 and will the memory support be an issue since I am going for a 16GB 3200MHz kit?
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Let it be Minecraft as an example (yes, i know)
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CS:GO's source engine is CPU intensive, but you still need a decent GPU
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Yeah, I am playing mostly CPU intensive games like CS:GO.
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20 dollars difference does not matter to me if it's a slight quality difference, because I'm an audiophile, and we're talking about USB and 3.5mm microphones, and let us say every single one of them is coming with a pop filter, even if it isn't, and the price range is $40-$200.
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Can there be a bottleneck with an i3-3240 4GB of RAM and Sapphire's RX 480 8GB Nitro model?
