Tan3l6

That's a budget for a good 1440p high refresh rate monitor, but your GPU would not really be good for 1440p.

That Koorui or even some of the cheaper ones would do similar job as  XL2411 - https://pcpartpicker.com/products/monitor/#r=192001080&D=150000,540000&P=2,7,9&sort=price&page=1

Even the cheapest MSI G244F should be decent.

With that budget you could get a decent GPU along side the monitor.

Reading from Reddit though, the 5900X/5950X goes quite hot even with 360mm AIO:

But Freezer 36 should be quite capable air cooler.

14 minutes ago, Millios said:

It won't run into HEAVY games like cyberpunk or Forza. It'll mostly (to my knowledge play LoL, valorant and other less heavy games. But I'll look into it and rely the message 

Still, the price difference between your chosen 2 heat pipe cooler and a half decent 4 heat pipe cooler might even reflect in performance.  I think 2 heat pipe cooler might cause even 12400F to thermal throttle.

3 minutes ago, Millios said:

https://de.pcpartpicker.com/list/zRPzL9 this is the link once more for anyone who can't see it/has it as private 

Even for 12400F the cooler might not be enough.

I'd go for at least 4 heat pipe cooler, something like - https://de.pcpartpicker.com/product/KBkWGX/id-cooling-se-214-xt-648-cfm-cpu-cooler-se-214-xt

or 

https://de.pcpartpicker.com/product/n6bRsY/arctic-freezer-36-cpu-cooler-acfre00121a

11 minutes ago, Dedayog said:

Cut back to 16GB RAM if 800 is a hard ceiling.

Rather back up to another, cheaper case imo - https://tetrabyte.gr/product/deepcool-e-shield-midi-tower-με-πλαϊνό-παράθυρο-μαύρο/

XPG ´Valor looks more appealing aesthetically though.

Just now, Lurick said:

2019 was NOT 5 years ago ;-;

Science, man!

26 minutes ago, Motifator said:

Get HD 25...

https://www.hifivision.com/threads/sennheiser-hd-25-for-music-and-gaming.81636/#post-905250

Those cost 144€ here. are they really better than the closed back Sundara?

I'm not really very familiar with differences in details of different headphones.

In rtings the HE400SE is more highly rated by "neutral sound" - https://www.rtings.com/headphones/reviews/hifiman/he400se

Than Sennheiser HD 25 - https://www.rtings.com/headphones/reviews/sennheiser/hd-25

And I tend to trust rtings reviews. And a good sound is far above portability or other features, even wireless matters little.

HE400SE at ~75€

Sundara (closed back) at ~180€

The Sundara is usually above 300€, yet in Aliexpress HiFiMan official store they are now 178€.

I wonder if there might be a catch? I bought my HE400SE in 2021 for 150€+

Links to Aliexpress needed? I'll add the link anyway.

The prices seem to go up and down quite a lot it seems. And I'm obviously after lower end headphones. 

12 minutes ago, ID0 said:

So, there is a size limit on the CPU Cooler.
If you knew how big 6x3x8cm are, then you wouldn't mention a 6-7 heatpipe dual tower, so I assume American
6x3x8cm closest too it would be a portable power bank. In freedom units this would be: 2,3622 x 1,1811 x 3,14961 in

Nah, you did not mention that the dimensions are required/max, rather you mentioned  "if the cooler is about.."

Metric system here last I heard.  

6x3x8cm  would be required max dimensions for a CPU or power bank? For CPU there should be possible retail products, for a power bank it's obviously another deal.

But really, don't mind me, maybe I misread. Edit: yeah I actually did.

6 minutes ago, ID0 said:

But is a cooler without heatpipes as good as a cooler with heatpipes if the cooler is about 6x3x8cm (WxHxL)

Not likely.

A modern dual-tower 6-7-heatpipe cooler is far above solid metal radiators in efficiency. That's why the latter are gone I believe.

6 minutes ago, ID0 said:

So if using just a solid block of aluminium with ridges/fins and no heatpipe, would it be good enough if the size is the same and it needs to cool a 20W CPU/GPU?

That's hard to tell. But I'm not an expert.

The lower end coolers would cool 20W CPU very easily and cost ~$10€. For GPUs there are not many options for lower end GPUs.

If making a custom cooler it might cost more and be relatively inefficient is my point.

2 minutes ago, proxyyfps said:

i try in gpt and mbr but gpt didnt work bcs my disk is mbr

Are the Furmark settings and resolution identical on both machines?

3DMark

Unigine Superposition

Unigine Heaven

Furmark

And that's basically it. So no games.

7 minutes ago, Lost_bro said:

Be Quiet! Pure Rock 2 Black

Thermalright coolers are usually more effective and cheaper. At least in USA.

Something like: https://pcpartpicker.com/product/hYxRsY/thermalright-peerless-assassin-120-se-6617-cfm-cpu-cooler-pa120-se-d3

12 minutes ago, MiszS said:

if you mostly game, and have the money for a 14700k, it would be better to sell your current cpu and mobo, and get a 7800X3D, because it's just overall way better for gaming

It's better, but as mentioned CPU, MoBo and potentially RAM need swapping. And Zen 5 is on the horizon, perhaps 14700F will do till then.  Zen 5 is supposedly a quite a big leap even over current X3D.

5 minutes ago, Tan3l6 said:

12300F vs 14700F is quite a big difference. Is it worth the price? If you have the budget for it, then yes.

though there is no 12300F, but 12400F?

but still the same - much more cores, higher frequency and general performance is quite different (14700F).

12300F vs 14700F is quite a big difference. Is it worth the price? If you have the budget for it, then yes.

Should be enough by wattage, and quality.

Project Farm channel does quite interesting tests, like for power banks:

Anker 737?

INIU B61?

Different pluses.

i7 13700F real turbo power consumptions might exceed 200W - https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/230491/intel-core-i713700f-processor-30m-cache-up-to-5-20-ghz/specifications.html

Quote

Processor Base Power 65 W
Maximum Turbo Power 219 W

RTX 3070 also might exceed 200W - https://www.igorslab.de/en/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3070-founders-edition-in-test-ampere-can-also-economic-and-cuddly-small/12/

Other parts consume a bit too. 

I'd buy a decent PSU before other upgrades.

The TDP or 65W or 125W is meant without turbo clocks, which are usually enabled. So yeah.

For stress testing OCCT is quite good in many aspects.

Not really for diagnosing motherboard problems specifically though.

Perhaps try the SSD in another slot or in another PC.

Though seems it's gone bad.

Priciest PC component I've ever bought. But it's good.

Have to live off noodles for a few months I think. Just to recuperate.

I don't know if it's worth it for 12100, but a contact frame is generally a good idea for LGA1700 CPUs

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/thermalright-lga1700-bcf-contact-frame

Cots under $10 is cheaper stores.

I assume you're using the original cable? Still worth testing with another DP cable, at least cheapest option.