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They are? I watched some reviews on the x570 boards and they never specifically mention anything other than some bad reviews on the MSI boards, and positive on the taichi and aorus master (in the price category iam looking at)

Super sweet I couldnt see the link, but I looked some of the items up and did some tweaking to see what i could get cheaper (note i bought the 970 evo plus already for 170euro) https://gyazo.com/6d3e69505f0475d5a54002809d6558d7 what do you think? I changed the ram to a 3600mhz cl16 kit with 4 sticks for less per stick.

Total budget is 3000euro. but most of the items are slightly more expensive in the Netherlands so i end up with 3000euro getting me 2500usd worth of items

Sick thanks for the help

I see, very usefull thanks! gonna look into it more

Thanks!

Iam going 2080 super, but that specific RAM in the Netherlands is near 300 eur per 2 so i would feel it would be a bit overkill on the price to go 2sets of 16 for 600 euro memory being more expensive at that point than the CPU. So I might go the 3600 cl14 for 16gb or 3600 cl16 for 32gb

Nice setup thanks for the link to the Memory, any idea if that would be samsung bdie or would it not matter cause its already 3600 cl14?

At that point would it matter if its samsung bdie or a different one?

Hi, Relatively new to pc building and looking for some advice when it comes to picking memory. Going to build a new PC starring either the 3700x or the 3900x with a mid/high end motherboard thinking taichi or aorus master. There are so many options available in the memory market and I cant seem to find what specific kit i should go for. I know the sweet spot is 3600mhz with lowest possible timings (pref with samsung bdie) but whatever info i can find on the subject its very vague on what the kit provides in timings and sorts. Anyone have some usefull links to kits or some advice what to look for in names from g.skill corsair etc....

Iam guessing the timings should be 16-16-16 right? What would you consider a normal price point for memory compared to cpu price. Maybe I should be looking at a different money slot if iam considering going for 300/400EUR cpu's I got the new Lian Li case which looks perfect with 360mm although iam pretty sure 280 would fit. seeing some test results on the 360 made me come to the conclusion its pretty silent?

Iam thinking about getting the corsair 360mm h150i pro. For memory I found these G.SKILL Trident Z Neo (For AMD Ryzen) Series 16GB (2 x 8GB) 288-Pin RGB DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 3600 (PC4 28800) Desktop Memory Model F4-3600C16D-16GTZNC which has timings of 16-19-19-39 If i get it from Newegg including the shipping costs its only moderatly more expensive than similar 3200 c16 (dont know the timings). What you think?

Yeah iam going with an AIO so I think the cooling should be good enough to look into overclocking ( i would go aio for both amd as intel as i like the look a lot more)

I mostly game yesl. so maybe going save with the 9700k is better.

But considering 3200 cl16 is fine for an Intel build wouldnt it be better for me to go intel over amd?

Thanks, no such luck as far as I can see, 3600 cl16 is twice as expensive as 3200 cl16

I want to run the upcoming games as well as possible. currently on a 1440p screen. I was looking mostly at the 9700k i just dont want to exclude AMD just because iam not familiar with it.

Hmm ok, I will look into that thanks I thought you needed one of the newer motherboards. Any idea about the memory?

Hi all, I want to make my first high end PC and with the ryze of AMD I want to make the comparison between an AMD rig or an intel rig. Now I hear everyone saying I should go AMD cause its more bang for my buck. But when I make the comparison in the Dutch market the money I make from the cheaper CPU (3700x vs 9700k) I lose on having to get a more expensive mobo and more expensive RAM as you need faster RAM with tighter timings for an AMD setup. Am I missing something? I dont know much about PC building so any help is much appreciated. My gpu is going to be the 2080 super.