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Thanks mate! Im glad to know that the ram is compatible and the motherboard have that thing for TPM2.0 also about the samsung 980. Sadly my provider only have an i3 11gen and that i7 11700kf, I wish I could get a i5 12gen but they dont have any yet. And since I'm getting an specific payment method, I really can go and buy those online. Oh btw I dont live in USA so it's harder to find some components atm.

Hello! I've decided to upgrade my pc, changing my MOBO, CPU, PSU and adding a new SSD. here is the list of my final build: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/xDDKy4 I believe everything should compatible since the website is not throwing any warning, but the www.userbenchmark.com said something like my ram is not compatible but when checking the gigabyte compatibility list, says that the corsair vengeance LPX 2400 it is in fact compatible. Here is the link of the MOBO support section: https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/Z590-GAMING-X-rev-1x/support#support-doc Also, the list of Storage compatibility only shows the Samsung 980 nvme Pro, but I cant find the 980 nvme (non pro) anywhere in the list, soo I'm a little concern since m.2 can be tricky when compatibility speaking sometimes. And finaly... I am asuming that this MOBO Gigabyte Z590 Gaming X have the TPM2.0 for windows 11, but I'm not entirely sure since I haven't found any document that can prove it. Got to mention, that as MOBO alternative I have the Gigabyte z590 UD. And also, I'm can't pick a different CPU since its the only one that my local store have to offer, aside from an i3. I will appreciate a lot if anyone gives me a second opinion, and thanks in advance.

then i guess im going for the LG 32UK550-B cuz im going to be doing production stuff plus i dont think i could use those 144fps in games that are worth using it, i think the free-sync might help smothing things more. thank you, your reply really help me to make a desicion

Hello people, I just want to say thank you in advance to anyone who could provide me with a solid opinion that helps me to make a final desition. Basicaly, i want to buy a 32" monitor for gaming, designing and movies with the best image quality and Fps as posible with a budged under the 600$. For production I do 3D renders, digital art, CAD design... blender, autocad, lumion, photoshop, sketchup etc. For gaming i play FPS, RTS, MMORPG, MOBA, any game tho... from minecraft to star citizen, aion to black desert, apex to escape from tarvok and age of empires to total war, etc. I have a PC with:-RTX 2060-i5 7500-16gb ram I have choosen these 2 monitors from my local store: -Asus Rog strix XG32VQ https://www.asus.com/Monitors/ROG-Strix-XG32VQ/ -LG 32UK550-B https://www.lg.com/co/monitores/lg-32UK550-B where the LG have the best image quality while the ASUS offers the better FPS... but im not an "expert" so maybe the ASUS provides a better quality over the LG, i just dont know >_< and i dont have any way to test it in real. Also, both are VA, my local stores do not sell any 4k IPS, and the only 2k IPS dont have free-sync... and about free-sync, there is no G-sync at my local stores. now my question is... which one is the most efficient in your opinion? and could there be a better option and which one? EDIT: i just found this too but havent had the chance to check it and compare it with the others Samsung LU32R590CWLXZP https://www.samsung.com/latin/monitors/ur59c/

I choose his answer because i can use it as a reference for a good combo system. and following all the recomendations, a final veredict is, that air cooling is more safe for everyone, while wáter cooling should only be used for overclocking and only if you have experience with hardware. thanks everyone

ooh thank you, this is very nice combo,

is she getting a new PC? A- yes what kind of work is she doing? A- high quality of architecture rendering what kind of budget is she working with? A- about 2k$ what software is involved? A- 3ds max, lumion and sketchup

its a i7 8700 with a Asus prime Z370p

Hello guys, I am building a new PC for a friend, but she doesnt have any experience building or giving a minimun maintenance to any PC... she's just a baby about computing and hardware. but she wants to do rendering for architecture stuff, and those kind of Works can take days of processing so i thought adding a wáter cooling system instead of the conventional fan on top of the CPU could help to keep her PC cool running so many cores for so long preriod of time. yet, i dont know if its a good idea for her to have a wáter cooling system without enough knowledge on hardware and etc. what do you guys think?

I really have no idea, but when i unplugged the able, i saw the PCI-e text in the hard plastic thing, and i was like "whaaaat...this shouldnt be posible??" who knows, maybe the PSU cable had a wrong printing thing

im going to check again and make sure, that i didnt do something wrong there but your answer is all i wanted to know thank you

Hello, i connected the PCI-e in the CPU because i saw that the CPU connector had the same amount of pins as the GPU, so i didnt really payed attention if it said PCI-e or CPU in the cable thing. now my question is… could that cause any kind of damage, or at least reduce the CPU performance? being honest, everything worked, and the PC have been working for over a year and nothing bad had happened until now, i just noticed the mistake when i opened the PC not long ago. I have a CX750 PSU and a i7 6700k with a Z170 MOBO

well that's impresive you guys are making me look at ADM ryzen now i dont know if that shop have any AMD, but i Will ask, i hope they do by the way, what about AMD Ryzen 5 2600X a 4.2GHz

i Will ask the vendor if they have ryzen components in their inventory, but i have a doubt… i had once AMD CPU and MOBO, but they were high electricity consumer and the CPU fan was loud, like crazy,

the prices are caused by my country location, the i5 7600k = 289$ (the shop i need) and 275$ the other one vs 228$ amazon >.< btw i was wrong, it wasnt an i5 7600, it was a i5 7500, or the i5 7600k, (ill update the post)