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This makes sense, I looked at some single core benchmarks and all three have similar single core performance, I'll be going to the 12100f since it's cheaper and I'll be looking at the non f variant while I'm at it. Thanks a lot, marking this as the solution

I'll be running them on a simple Win10 install, I don't need anything fancy like TrueNAS or other OSs like that. What makes the decision a bit harder for me are the prices, the 12400f is roughly 100€ over the 12100f but I have no idea how both handle servers

Hello, I'm looking forward to building a home server for mass storage and server hosting. The most important part right now is the server hosting part, I have plans in hosting dedicated servers (one at a time) to play with my friends but I can't find any comparisons that talk about those two CPUs for those purposes. Where I'm from the 12100f is selling for 110€ and the 12400f for 203€, and I plan on having both on a 150€ MSI PRO B660M-A so that I'm ready for the next gen in a few years. The servers are going to be heavily modded games like heavily modded Minecraft. Alternatively I have a system planned out with a 5600x for 229€ with a B450M PRO-VDH Max for 77€ or a 110€ B550M Pro-VDH (All prices are store bought prices) Note that the Micro-ATX format for the motherboards is on purpose. As for RAM I'd be running all three systems on 16GB 3200Mhz ram on dual channel Any suggestions and opinions would be appreciated, thanks!

Did anyone else notice the squares when they were showing the websites? They gave me a headache

My only fear is that the range won't be quite good therefore making the speeds worse than what they already are

Hi, due to some lan issues with a B550 Motherboard from Gigabyte that uses a Realtek NIC I've decided to start looking for an adaptor so I can stop using lan for a while until the issue gets actually fixed (I've already sent this board to RMA but they simply said "the issue was fixed" with a BIOS update) I need some recommendations in regards to what would be the best for me, right now I'll be connecting to a modem with 5G that is roughly 10-15 meters away (It'll be like this until I can run a cable to a router where I have my pc since I currently have a powerline that only provides between 50 to 80mbps) and has some walls in the way, my phone is capable of around 110mbps down with that distance so I wanted some adaptor that would give me similar if not better results. So far I've looked into the Asus PCE-AC88 and its AC68 variant. I've also looked at TP-LINK Archer T6E. I'm a bit unsure which one would be the best for me, also I've seen some posts about people complaining about connectivity issues for all of them which doesn't help me in making a purchase either. Any recommendations are much appreciated!

Hey everyone! I recently made a new build and I have a Lian Li Lancool II Mesh Performance, so far no complaints other than the fans which rattle like crazy so I'll be upgrading them. Basically I've looked at either the NF-A14 and the Silent Wings 3 (PWM) and I have no idea which to buy. I treasure silence a lot since I have quite sensitive ears, so if any of you could tell me which one of those is a better choice for silence i'd be extremely grateful! If there are other models that suit my needs and that can be bought from amazon.es then feel free to recommend them to me

I've been using the Hyperx Cloud II's for over three years now and they've served me perfectly, sadly they're starting to die and so I decided it was time to find an upgrade for them. What I'm looking for, on a budget of 200-250€, is for the same level (or superior) level of comfort, better audio, and the microphone should at least be of the same quality. So far I've looked at the HyperX Cloud Revolver S which seem to have slightly better audio over these ones but I'd rather know what other people think!

I've been considering buying both a GPU and a Monitor, but due to budget limitations I ended up facing a wall. I have two options: Go for the RTX 2060 and a 27" 1440p Monitor (TN) at 75Hz or go for a RTX 2070 and stay with my 21,5" 1080p Monitor and then buy a monitor later. please note that the RTX 2070 is going for exactly 500$ (which considering the bloody taxes in my country it's awesome) I'm currently rocking a GTX 1060 3Gb if that helps Which one should I opt for?

Regarding your "8 gb (4x2) + 16gb (8x2) dual channel" wouldn't it be called quad channel? Four out of Four DIMMS are occupied so that's what I expect it to be, correct? But nonetheless thanks for the explanation!

I know this will sound very weird but please bear with me. Here's the thing I currently have two DDR4 4Gb "sticks" of RAM at 2133Mhz, and I've been thinking in buying other two DDR4 CL15 8Gb "sticks" at the same speed, will they (not from the same manufacturer) run nicely with each other provided the configuration is the same? What can I do to make them run nicely if they won't work together or do they set automatically to the weakest link configuration? (yes I really have to do it this way sorry) Part numbers and manufacturers for reference: Samsung M378A5143EB1-CPB G.Skill F4-2133C15D-16GNT Thanks in advance all!

You're totally right, after your comment I did some research and your point proved absolutely true. Plus 32 inches is just a bit under a TV so I don't know what went through me when I thought it was a good idea... I looked up the BenQ GL2706PQ, is it a good one?

I've been considering adding this so called "Hp 32s" to my setup. I'll be pairing it up with a 21,5" monitor that'll be used only for shooters and everything else on that monitor. Here's what I'll be doing on the 31,5" Hp32s: City Builder games and strategy games like those from "Total War" and "Paradox" ; Content Consumption such as watching movies, videos, reading, going to forums, facebook and twitter, etc; light video editing (short FPV drone flights) ; and having it as a second monitor for when I'm gaming so I can have say Discord on it. I usually stay 60cm up to 1m way from my monitor(1.96ft to 3.3ft) 60 when I'm playing and the rest when I'm laying back watching videos or writing or maybe just scrolling down on twitter. So here's the question: Is the monitor good for my case? If yes what makes it good if not what makes it bad and what would you recommend (note I want something not smaller than 27") Thanks in advance all!