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The 20 watts shouldn't matter
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On 9/6/2019 at 9:10 AM, Epimetheus said:
Doesn't look bad, i've heard the hyper 212 is pretty hard to mount though
It is very hard to mount lol, I have been building for years and it took me 20 minutes to put it on XD
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36 minutes ago, Ryzen4Life said:
Country dosent matter. A friend is going to the us and has agreed to bring the parts. Use:Light to Medium gaming, some light photoshop, light video editing and coding
https://pcpartpicker.com/b/YYxG3C
What I can come up with, wait to see if someone else replies as they may be able to do better, but this would do good
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3 minutes ago, WoodenMarker said:
Default is Auto which usually uses much more voltage than necessary and causes high temps.
Try setting it manually instead. You should be able to hit 4.2ghz with 1.2v fairly easily. Try that and stress testing for temps. Depending on results, you can tweak for higher clocks or lower voltage from there.
Alright, awesome, thanks so much
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2 minutes ago, WoodenMarker said:
It'd be a bit of an improvement but I don't think it's worth $65 over the current 3570k.
3.6ghz is very low. Most should pretty easily hit 4.0 - 4.2ghz depending on the cooler. What motherboard, core voltage, and cooler are you using? Load temps?
Cooler is HyperMaster 212 Evo
Motherboard is asus p8z77-v lx
And core voltage is default
And load temps, under a full load it hits around 80 degrees C
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Just now, WoodenMarker said:
The 3770 is probably an upgrade unless the 3570k is aggressively oc'ed and whatever you're doing significantly benefits from the higher clocks.
Why? What's the system being used for? If you already have the 3570k, it's probably not worth buying the 3770. It may be worth considering if you just had both lying around.
I mostly do gaming and some streaming here and there, but I have a friend offering me an I7 3770 for 65 bucks and I know that's a good deal for the cpu so thought I'd see if it's worth the money, and no it's not super overclocked I can only get it to 3.6 before it becomes unstable
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Hello, yes an upgrade would still be worth it, I use an I5 3570k with an rx 580 and have no bottlenecks unless it is a very cpu heavy game, so you're good with that cpu for another maybe 2 or 3 years, 4th gen I7's still do amazing for gaming and maybe even some streaming here and there, so yeah go ahead and upgrade your gpu, what's your budget for the upgrade? I can recommend a gpu
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So I wanted to know if an I7 3770 will be an upgrade, downgrade, or about the same as an I5 3570K?
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17 minutes ago, Mr.Hans.- said:
What price should I sell old P55M-GD45, 4x2 8gb 1333 mhz DDR3 ram and i5 750 its used and what do you think what price should it be like 20-30 euros?
I'd sell for like 40 or 50 us dollars, which is around 45 euros
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Bro ignore people telling you to just "get a new pc" its not always that easy guys, I used to have a i5 2500, it'll make you happy! Much better than the i3 you have,
https://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Intel-Core-i5-2500-vs-Intel-Core-i3-2100/m517vsm41
to show how much better, and I upgraded from a i3 3225 which is around the same as your i3, to a 2500, and it was sooooo much better in games!
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It's a bit overpriced if you ask me, but it would play games
I use a 3rd gen i5 to play games with a rx 560 and I get 60 on most every game, and the 580 will make it better then mine, so its a bit overpriced, but it would game
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You should be mostly good, any cpu heavy stuff you will see a bottneck, but most of the time you shouldn't have any problems
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gt 710 would suggest 10/10 best for your build....jk I would ACTUALLY suggest a rx 570
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5 minutes ago, _Syn_ said:
yes it is
I didn't think they made those
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On 6/21/2019 at 3:34 PM, Firewrath9 said:
at 1600x900 a 1050 ti-level card should be ok.
I would change cpu for a ryzen 3 to get better price
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It'll work great for watching videos bro!
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Just use a rx 580, rx 590 is basically a 580 but overclocked, and from 1050 to rx 580 you will see a increase in performance
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Hey I have been using a I5 3570k for a good while now, nothing is wrong with it, but I plan to start streaming soon (nothing crazy, just like Minecraft CsGo and other lighter games) and I want to know should I upgrade to a i7 3rd gen to get it to stream better? I know it won't be insanely better as it would still be 4 cores, but those 4 more threads would help. Is it worth it?
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I have a I5 3570k, rx 560, 12 gb ram, and a 600 watt power supply, I plan on doing 1080p gaming, I want to know what card I should get? I am willing to buy used! And I am on a budget of 200ish US dollars
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1 minute ago, mariushm said:
Yes, a GTX 1650 would be better, but it may also be more expensive.
RX 560 consumes up to around 80-90 watts, GTX 1050 cards are at around 75-80 watts, GTX1060 cards are at 120 watts.
I think a GTX 1050 / 1050ti would give you a bit better performance compared to RX 460 but again it's up to the price.
Well I'm only wanting this to use for mostly gaming for about a year, cause I had a good system, but the mb died so I just want something till I can do a ryzen build with my gtx 1070, and the pc I have now is a sff with a 240 watt psu so I wanted something (other than the gt 1030) to put in it till then
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Just now, mariushm said:
A rx460 will consume up to around 100 watts, depending on model, amount of video card ram and other things. In the worst case scenario. you can use Wattman to reduce frequencies a bit and make the card use less power, saving 10-20 watts.
Your i5 3470 along with everything else doesn't consume more than 100w, so you should be within that 240w the power supply can provide..
Okay awesome! Thanks bro! I may go ahead and buy the gpu, and if it doesn't work with that psu, I can use it in another system!
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1 minute ago, NunoLava1998 said:
Why would it burn the CPU up? Most likely the system would just shutdown when it exceeds wattage
Also, i'd get a GTX 1650
Oops...I meant would it burn the psu out, put in the wrong word lol
is my i5 bottlenecking my 1060 3g
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Here is a straight forward answer for you cause I see no others,
You are not being bottlenecked by the I5, you could even get a more powerful gpu and still be fine, I used a 3rd gen I5 with a GTX 1070 and it worked fine, in some games my I5 bottlenecked it, but in most it worked great!!
As long as you don't have any problems with playing games you want to, no need to upgrade, I still run 3rd gen intel cpus because they still work great, but you know, that's just my opinion