Graymarsh

Thanks for all the answers. Guess what I can conclude is that it will not work the way I want it to work. I might just do what @Tristerin mentioned and use it for Folding@Home. Thnaks guys!

(if this isn't the right category please feel free to inform me). Hello LTT community. As most of you might've noticed, the rtx 3000 series recently released. So i wanted to treat myself and get a 3080. Right now I have a 2080 TI. So i was wondering if it's possible/useful to have both of them in my system. E.g. the 2080 TI as primary graphic card for all things windows and background tasks and the 3080 explicitly for games/high performance applications. Would that work? My current (important) pc specs are: - Motherboard: ASRock X570 Taichi - CPU: Ryzen 3900x - RAM: 32 GB Trident Z 3600 CL14 - PSU: will be upgraded to some kind of 1200W PSU. So i was wondering if anyone has experience/knowledge he/she could share with me. Thanks for the help!

Because i am getting myself a Gen4 SSD too. That's why i need to decide between those 5 that i listed.

So i need to decide between a few x570 motherboard. I am going to use it to OC a ryzen 9 3900x and my 32gb (2x16gb) trident z 3200mhz cl14 ram. So the list i need to decide between right now is the following (i'll add my current thoughts to it, feel free to correct me): ASUS ROG Strix X570-E Gaming: Great board with good connectivity. Has a slightly bigger vrm than most of the others (not really impactful that much though). Asus offers great software and the bios is nice too. ASRock X570 Taichi: Has really good features and is a solid board. The BIOS and the software that ASRock provides seems to be inferiour to other competitors. MSI MEG x570 ACE: Good board with a great bios and 3 M.2 slots. Software is decent, not as broad as asus and gigabyte. Gigabyte X570 AORUS MASTER: Very good vrm, 3 M.2 slots. Software and bios is good too. [POTENTIALLY] ASUS ROG CROSSHAIR VII HERO: This is only being considered because it's just a little bit more expensive than the aorus master. Not sure if it's really worth it but as for features it compares with some of the 700$ mobos. So please help me decide which one i should buy, i want to get a good motherboard with a good bios and software offer (should be enough for decent overclocking) that also has good performance (should not really be a lot of difference at this price class though).

Hello Community, i am going to get myself the H500M as a case for my new computer and i wanted to ask here about recommendations for fan placements and which fans to use. I was thinking about switch the included rear fan with a Noctua and leave the two front. And i'd also put two on the top to get all the air out. I am going to use a NH-D15 as my cpu cooler. So my question is: Is this (especially the two included front fans) enough for a good airflow or should i change something (different fans, other size, more fans)? Thanks!

I guess i might get the 3200Mhz version, the 3600Mhz is way too expensive for me personally. I'd just rather have benchmarks before to see any differences. I should be able to live without that i guess. Thunderbolt is not a priority for now so i can skip that. Thanks for the responses. So you're saying that the X570 boards are worth getting? Cause i was not sure if i should rather get a top class x470 board instead of a "mid class" x570 (since there are 750$ versions).

Hello Everyone. I have a completely new build planned for the next months or so so i wanted to ask your opinion, especially about the motherboard choice. I am pretty much settled on the most important parts but i am really not sure if i should get myself a X570 motherboard. My current part list would be the following: -) CPU: Ryzen 9 3900X -) CPU Cooler: Noctua NH-D15 -) GPU: 2080 TI, probably from ASUS not suer though. -) Memory: G.Skill Trident Z RGB 16 GB (2x8) DDR4-3000 -) Case: Cooler Master H500M -) Screen: Samsung C34F791 3440x1440 100Hz Monitor (and i'll possibly get a second monitor in half a year or so) Everything else is undecided, and i can also definitely change parts from that list. I want to cool it with air only and I also want to have an 1TB M.2 SSD. I am just not sure which motherboard to get. I am ready to invest up to 400$ for that if it brings me any significant advantages (the pcie 4.0 m.2 speeds alone for X570 are not enough for me). So i have the question as to which one to get and if it does make a different, especially with the 3900X. I plan to use the PC for video games (rather graphically demanding), programming and graphic design/video editing. Thanks!