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I thought it was the problem with the win dow but it happen again after sometimes I spend using Linux Mint too. I'm trying to explain what's happen Back when I use Window 10 it will just goes Blue screen with error KMODE EXCEPTION so I restart and work fine after a while and it happen again with different error about MEM Address or something I think I've picture it but I have to seach my photo archive. But the thing is, it RANDOM if it happen It will happen repeatly untill it just...don't and everytime it happens I notice there's red light on CPU LED on motherboard (B450 Tomahawk) so I flash the Bios to be lastest I think it was Nov2019 at that time and the problem was gone Now it's happening again but Mint just freeeze and I have to restart OR it restart and that happen very quickly I have no clue how to troubleshoot on Linux I've using it for sometimes but never as my daily OS untill recently I have seen similar post so I ran memtester and everything was fine Here's the spec: Ryzen 3600 w/ stock cooler B450 Tomahawk TUF Delta 8x2GB/3200 at 3200 MSI aero ITX RX560 Thermaltake smart PRO RGB 650w PS: I notice that it happens a lot when I try messing with MSI Mysticlight software not sure if that's related tho.

Not sure it still work now tho... Would be cool to see it in action again

Just to make sure I plan to buy a new Graphic card for my rig I'm going for MSI gaming X model for 13800 THB (around 456.26 USD) but here's some other competitior Gigabyte gaming OC - for about same price Powercolor reddevil - around 30$ more Saphire Pulse - around 30$ more A good decision?

For now just occasional use, like backup phone storage, family photo etc. I think it would take around 2 TB of storage Is new drives and raid card considered necessary? or I should buy them when I'm really going to build a decent one?

Dang that really looks expensive, I do have spare old PC just need another case for it Is it that hard to build a NAS? and do I have to turn it on 24/7 or just when I need to use a file?

My family PC has 2 of 1TB WD blue 7200 RPM and 120GB SSD our home media center PC (formarly my rig) has 2 of 1TB samsung (something I extract it from broke external HDD connector) and a 256 GB NVME SSD WD blue My main rig currently has only 256 GB NVME SSD WD blue I would like to have only a single place to store a file aand can access it from anywhere (I mean in the same network), and I can't seem to make window 10 file sharing work Any advice?

So case first then I plan to get RX5700 so I'm going to save a bit untill then Mid tower case isn't so expensive over here, so I might just get myself a new M.2 SSD before saving up on a new GPU

Now that you mention it I forgot to tell you that.... It's RX560 from AMD

Good thing I don't have sister Sadly I don't have any pets So I presume you mean get a case then It's itx form factor GPU, since ryzen 3600 don't have on board graphic Nah, I really want this motherboard I once build itx rig here just for testing purpose I should mention that this is my new personal rig at home, not for working

Looks like this is bigger than I thought, It previouslly fit mini iTX just fine What should be the next thing I need, a real case or better GPU? Current parts CPU : Ryzen 3600 Cooler : Stock cooler (Wrath Spire) Motherboard : MSI B450 Tomahawk RAM : TForce Delta RGB 8x2GB /3200 GPU : MSI Aero ITX RX560 (from old rig) PSU : TT Smart PRO RGB 650w HDD : some random 500GB 5400rpm from old rig Case : open air i guess?

It was on sale, but I didn't realize it can't use PCI-E gen4 if I'm using anything lower than Ryzen gen 3 To make matter worse this thing doesn't support gen1 and Athlon cpu so I can't slot in cheap CPU before dicide to upgrade later Also, I haven't notice the price drop of B450 in my country. Didn't think the price would remain AFTER the sale season(B450 boards) I still get this cheap but definitely not cheaper than some decent B450 board.

Is there a benefit of getting Ryzen 3600 over 2600? Cause 3600 is a bit overprice here

It's quite old anyway and there's something I want to improve CPU: Inter Core i7 2600k Motherboard: Kinda forgot it's from Gigabyte tho RAM: two stick of 4GB HyperXFury Single channel DDR3 1600 GPU: MSI RX 570 Armor OC 8GB PSU: Leadex Gold 750w < I already replace this cause old one lived longger than warranty Here's some of my concern 1.My brother occationally do video+photo editting. it still works fine, maybe because he never complain 2.It have some stutter when I play Monster Hunter World I don't know why it happen. It works perfectly fine when I play it on my Ryzen3 1200+ Gtx 1050 So I want to replace CPU(and motherboard of course).

I still need a GPU that fits into my case I do have 570 but it won't fit into my case so I don't have to upgrade the ram right? 3000 mhz ram is twice the price of 2400 with same capacity either it's 8 or 16GB

I already build this and i'd like recommendation on upgrade path Actually I didn't plan on the budget but for all of this build is just under 500$ (no used part) in my country <-Aim of this build -> 1 .Small cases so it's goin to be itx-form factor 2. Decent gaming performance just low-medium 1080p is okay for me 3. Heavy task on compressing/decompressing file since i have a lot of data to manage in my house Part list CPU Ryzen 3 1200 <- if I bought the 2200G I shouldn't have waste money on GPU... Motherboard Asrock Fatal1ty gaming itx/ac Ram Apacer Panther 8GB 2400 bus <- 2666 ram is more expensive by noticable margin 20$ more GPU Galax GTX 1050 2GB OC <- I should've buy the used card cause it'll save me half of this thing's cost PSU Silverstone Strider Essential 550w 80+ Gold Case Coolermaster Elite 110 Storage WD Blue M.2 250GB What I plan to do -Grab a ryzen 7 on sale (After ryzen 3 are out and i doubt that this mobo will support it), presumably used one -possibly another single channel 2400 ram, cause 16GB is better right? -Adding two 1 TB 2.5 inch HDD 5400 rpm, cause it's lying around -Replace this PSU with Superflower 750 watt leadex gold (used), for modular cable -Swap GPU out for rx560 for all amd build gtx 1050 is going to be use on another project This is my first time build ever aside from my home PC since I mostly got it second hand (like I only had to replace GPU and PSU) PS. I already made a post about this the other day but I'm total newbie so I post it under CPU+motherboard+ram section PS2. I'm using price in my country (Thailand) as reference, so feel free to ask for the price reference online shoping here isn't that good

I think i've bought it around 2200THB which translate to 69.22 USD or 61.38 Euro I guess Anyway just knowing that it's not complete junk (or literally bomb) satisfy me

Well, I guess I can keep using it in my itx build for now I'm saving up for my new and possibly modular power supply with decent quality this time. Even it's costly(in my country) When i'm ready i'll ask for advice again thank you everyone!

Is it like noisy fan? I can go away with that cause I mostly will play under Air-condition on, cause it's so hot in here Sure It's GTX 950, my bad. gosh that remind me that i used to have 9500 GT before

Not sure how to, but i'll try And Corsair PSU here is overpriced like extra 20 USD more in US No, it's standard atx and isn't modular also it has more connector than i want

I accidentally bought one of StriderEssential 80+gold with 5 years warranty, idk if it's good or bad untill I check out the PSU tier list.... So, should I replace it with my family conputer's PSU, which is Cougar SFX 550 80+? it's already out of warranty. Quick note- It has 2600k(Not overclocked) + Cooler master fan cooling with some I can't remember ATX Gigabyte board with MSI GTX 9500 also it has problem when I swap it with rx 480 so I kinda want to replace it.

What is Tier D (just don't buy...) PSU? Is it that bad that won't last a year or two?

Just in case some thing goes wrong and you want to check if it's the graphic cards problem. Especially when buying second-handed motherboard and it doesn't even have video output (I've seen one). Or the owner just disable it in bios which happen recently. Wouldn't it save you a lot of time?

You mean better power efficiency right? Unfortunately, no we can't get around with them because every thing that they imported everything saving for non-memory related (like HDD SSD RAM FlashDrive etc.) So almost every component have warranty by them. The things you can do by also have warranty from the shop you bought it from (this won't apply with second-handed tho) Many company here have bad customer service, they're like hiring some random people to do the job they don't even know about performance difference between them like, it's same 8GB model and newer gen! it should be better!.... Think back about that I was pretty mad too but I guess getting a working GPU back still worth more than the money that can barely buy 1050 (in my country) Oh, and that said company is in my country ONLY

Last year my old rx480 card goes dead thankfully it is still in warranty but the warranty company said there are no replacement and they gives me 2 options 1) Get the money refund = warrant left or 2) Get another replacement card which is, MSI rx570 8GB OC I pick the second choice since first choice (since money refund can't even buy 1050ti at that time) The company claim that 570 is slightly better than 480.. is this statement true?

Thank you for all your replies I also agree that the price of 1700 is really too high I totally forgot the Ryzen 5 line up and you know what? It's just like what they did to ryzen 7 cheapest ryzen 5, 1400 is at 128 USD 1600 = 2400g which is 156 USD 1600x = 2600 which is 187 USD and 2600 sitting at the whooping 234 USD Looks like If I'm not going on the low-end-ish side I should go for High-end huh?