KodiakWithAK

TLDR Navi 21 Embedded won't be comparable to the horsepower of the 5700XT, also, consoles don't set the minimum for the industry IMHO.

TLDR Navi 21 Embedded won't be comparable to the horsepower of the 5700XT, also, consoles don't set the minimum for the industry IMHO.

You don't. You instead participate in a capitalist market by reaping the benefits of your labor in the way you choose. If you have no source of income, your computer isn't the concern. 

You don't. You instead participate in a capitalist market by reaping the benefits of your labor in the way you choose. If you have no source of income, your computer isn't the concern. 

You don't. You instead participate in a capitalist market by reaping the benefits of your labor in the way you choose. If you have no source of income, your computer isn't the concern. 

You don't. You instead participate in a capitalist market by reaping the benefits of your labor in the way you choose. If you have no source of income, your computer isn't the concern. 

You don't. You instead participate in a capitalist market by reaping the benefits of your labor in the way you choose. If you have no source of income, your computer isn't the concern. 

Alright.
 
Would a 9900K perform better than a 3700X? Yes,  but marginally. 
 
Would the performance of a better graphics card be better than a higher bandwidth? Yes, quite noticeably.
 
I'd take your money and invest in a better GPU, not CPU or MB. You'll see more performance this way.

You don't. You instead participate in a capitalist market by reaping the benefits of your labor in the way you choose. If you have no source of income, your computer isn't the concern. 

The 5700XT still is a bad pick for hardware acceleration tasks, if you could a Vega 64 or Radeon 7 are like best cards value wise there is for blender, maya, solidworks, any sort of CGI that benefits from OpenCL (even video editing like Vegas Pro).
 
5700XT is really a gaming specific card and it's amazing value at that, but if you are seriously thinking on hardware acceleration and want a brand new card without going Radeon 7 then sticking to CUDA will be a safer bet...
 
So with that in mind I'd consider a R7 3700X with the RTX 2070 Super...

1. Try reinstalling drivers
2. Try flashing BIOS, reset CMOS battery
3. Reinstall Windows 10
4. Admit defeat
5. Try graphics card in other system, if there is an issue RMA the card. If there isn't, it could be with a variety of factors, process of elimination will be your friend.

I feel we stray from the essence of this conversation, is the modification of voltages significant to OP for obtaining a modest overclock.
 
I agree, this conversation, particularly my side, has lacked professional connotation and I apologize.

pst- don't listen to these guys
 
Anyone can build a computer- anyone who says elsewhere typically belongs in r/gatekeeping
 
I built my first computer completely off of a guide, and it works fine (or it did. my first build was a FX build with a GTX 480)
 
Use pcpartpicker to check part compatibility, a watch a very, VERY thorough guide with all elements of assembly included
 
If you need help with parts msg me!

Theoretically, Intel will release an 8-Core Coffee Lake or Cannon Lake CPU as an 8th Generation i9 in Q3, hence why there is no 2800/2800X, which is rumored to be reworked to be a 10-Core to dominate the workstation scene.
 
The 2700X is the better choice of the two, with more cores and threads, as for if you should wait, it depends on how urgently you need it.

Theoretically, Intel will release an 8-Core Coffee Lake or Cannon Lake CPU as an 8th Generation i9 in Q3, hence why there is no 2800/2800X, which is rumored to be reworked to be a 10-Core to dominate the workstation scene.
 
The 2700X is the better choice of the two, with more cores and threads, as for if you should wait, it depends on how urgently you need it.

Theoretically, Intel will release an 8-Core Coffee Lake or Cannon Lake CPU as an 8th Generation i9 in Q3, hence why there is no 2800/2800X, which is rumored to be reworked to be a 10-Core to dominate the workstation scene.
 
The 2700X is the better choice of the two, with more cores and threads, as for if you should wait, it depends on how urgently you need it.

G.Skill RGB RAM. Doesn't matter the MHz. RGB drastically improves FPS in games.

G.Skill RGB RAM. Doesn't matter the MHz. RGB drastically improves FPS in games.