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You have a 5600 and an Asus TUF Gaming B550. It makes no sense to go to the next generation with the parts you picked. I would focus on other things instead, like maybe more RAM or storage if needed. If you are gaming, you are not going to notice much if any performance increase with the RX 6600 that you have. 

Definitely save up then, A boards are so barren its ridiculous
 
B650 boards have way more features, more stable and will have better support for more power hungry CPU's in future

https://de.pcpartpicker.com/product/Dq4Zxr/asrock-b650m-hdvm2-micro-atx-am5-motherboard-b650m-hdvm2
 
No generally not worth going for the A boards, this B650 is phenomenal for the price^

8GB RAM won't cut it at all.
 
GPU is okay, CPU okay.  not sure on motherboard.  But that RAM needs to be 16GB, and what is the storage?
 
You can look up the board and see what CPUs it supports.
 
Begging... meh.

Definitely, 2060 is still a quite decent card. Even 1050 ti's can handle esports gaming so 2060 should be great at it
 
Here's a 1050 ti in esports
Valorant

CS2

Fortnite (this is with a 3600x which is a bit better than the 4770 and fortnite is quite a cpu intensive game when you turn up the view distance, here it's at medium)

8GB RAM won't cut it at all.
 
GPU is okay, CPU okay.  not sure on motherboard.  But that RAM needs to be 16GB, and what is the storage?
 
You can look up the board and see what CPUs it supports.
 
Begging... meh.

Probably around $250.  Good base for adding a GPU to.  No fucking clue why that PSU is in it.  I'd use that in another build, personally.

Probably around $250.  Good base for adding a GPU to.  No fucking clue why that PSU is in it.  I'd use that in another build, personally.

Spamming for spam sake isn't cool, you've been helped twice already which covered all the info you need for both resolutions.

There are certainly boards with more then 4 SATA ports. The Asrock Z690 Pro RS is a relatively cheap one that has 8 SATA ports, and one is only disabled if you use the second M.2 slot. The top one is totally fine to use while still having all 8 SATA ports.
 
With that said, I disagree with your assessment of the situation. A SATA port on a motherboard can fail just like it can on an add-in card. The advantage of an add-in card is that it's way cheaper than a motherboard, so if it fails, it's much easier to replace.
 
However, you do you. If you prefer a one piece solution, have at it. There are certainly options.

i have done it an good news ive done it (took 2 hrs but these are my new idle temps

I think that's what you might think being familiar with LTT but there is no evidence to support this. IMO the vast majority of people looking to buy a backpack at a big box store will have no idea what or who LTT is. 

So they have a trim of orange colors and suddenly it's LTT imitation?
That's not what that is, that's them using colors is not copying LTT in the slightest.
If they tried to put LTT logos and stuff on there that's a completely different story but it's a black bag with a bit of orange accents. The inside isn't even completely orange.

It's so much more complicated than that, and not all of us pay a lot for power.  Or make a lot more, relatively.
 
Nor do we have kids who we worry about inheriting the earth, etc etc etc. (added for non parents, of which I am not).

It's so much more complicated than that, and not all of us pay a lot for power.  Or make a lot more, relatively.
 
Nor do we have kids who we worry about inheriting the earth, etc etc etc. (added for non parents, of which I am not).

Just skimmed the start of the video and its worth noting they don't seem to be saying X86_64 needs to die, they are saying "legacy" hardware in the CPU needs to be removed, such as 8086 compatibility.
 
This likely is going to happen, they already do this on game consoles to save silicon space.  Intel have even mentioned removing some legacy silicon (real 32bit mode, which we don't need as 32bit software these days runs in 32bit compatibility mode which is part of x86_64).
 
Bottom line, it can be done, it has been done, Linux on the PS4 for example had to be changed to handle the lack of this legacy hardware.
 
[note]  Amusingly neither the article or video is actually discussing this, the article goes completely off on a tangent about things the author did not understand and that is what the video actually discusses.

It's so much more complicated than that, and not all of us pay a lot for power.  Or make a lot more, relatively.
 
Nor do we have kids who we worry about inheriting the earth, etc etc etc. (added for non parents, of which I am not).

It's so much more complicated than that, and not all of us pay a lot for power.  Or make a lot more, relatively.
 
Nor do we have kids who we worry about inheriting the earth, etc etc etc. (added for non parents, of which I am not).

We can't help you bypass restrictions on your work computer, but maybe we can find a different solution to your problem.
 
Can you find a long MP3 of noise to play instead of leaving YouTube rolling?

If it's for work, I would talk to company IT. It's likely in their best interest to block that as well (e.g. for security reasons)

You could spend half this and see no difference in the games you listed while still having a good looking system.  Getting hyper specific on the visual stuff will gouge you and won’t be THAT cool to you for very long.  Eventually it just fades into the background no matter how much you spend.  €90 for a 3 pack of fans is just insane.  You also only need 4, as you want more intake than exhaust, and the open top will allow heat out naturally.

The GPU has a white backplate so that’s all you’ll see.
 
PCPartPicker Part List
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D 4.2 GHz 8-Core Processor  (€387.99 @ Amazon France) 
CPU Cooler: Thermalright Peerless Assassin 66.17 CFM CPU Cooler  (€35.99 @ Amazon France) 
Motherboard: MSI B650M GAMING PLUS WIFI Micro ATX AM5 Motherboard  (€170.88 @ Alternate) 
Memory: G.Skill Ripjaws S5 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-5600 CL30 Memory  (€129.00 @ Amazon France) 
Storage: Samsung 980 Pro 2 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive  (€159.99 @ Amazon France) 
Video Card: XFX Speedster MERC 310 Black Edition Radeon RX 7900 XTX 24 GB Video Card  (€979.00 @ Amazon France) 
Case: Jonsbo D300 MicroATX Mid Tower Case  (€107.94 @ TopAchat) 
Power Supply: Antec NE1000G M White ATX 3.0 1000 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply  (€177.90 @ LDLC) 
Case Fan: Gelid Solutions Stella Frost Daisy Chain 70 CFM 120 mm Fans 3-Pack  (€32.00 @ Amazon France) 
Case Fan: Thermalright TL-C12CW 66.17 CFM 120 mm Fan  (€6.90 @ Amazon France) 
Total: €2187.59
Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available
Generated by PCPartPicker 2024-05-09 06:45 CEST+0200

If you din’t like the gelid fans you could do the thermalright ones for the whole thing, or there are some montech ones for like €13 that look similar to the lian li ones.

Dumb it down for me.
 
Will Comcast notice my acquisitions?

Forego the bottom intake, if they're obstructed by the PSU  and cabling.
 
I'd get 2x 140's for the top exhaust, placed as far rear as possble.
 
 

Forego the bottom intake, if they're obstructed by the PSU  and cabling.
 
I'd get 2x 140's for the top exhaust, placed as far rear as possble.
 
 

depends if you need the upgrade, but it's a good upgrade more or less, the 5600 has nice single core performance and good amount of cores and threads for various tasks and games,
 
I have 5600 and I've upgraded from my quad cores 1200 Ryzen, and I can't get enough of it, it's quite good at keeping up generally, doesn't really care if you have 3 or 8 background apps running while playing games, etc.