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same place just different room so gigabit fiber but its wifi and intel ax200 card the specs on the laptop are decent to a 4700u but vega 7 igpu so its not great for gaming

my desktop is plugged in and have fiber gigabit internet. It is only really bad in games like rust that pin my cpu at 100%

Yeah but will remote desktop be like streaming where it needs the extra cores, in cpu heavy games the remote desktop is terrible and really stutery and blury with my 3200g now. I know beamng wich i play a lot will take advantage of the extra 4 threads on the 3700x since it is 1 car per thread and performance is terrible once you go over the threads you have but idk if its worth it to get 3700x just for that game.

I am hoping to get a new cpu to replace my 3200g and am wondering what's better since the 3700x and 5600x are very similar price. I play beamng multiplayer which pins my 3200g at 100% and the game can definitely take advantage of the 2 extra cores on the 3700x. I also sometimes use remote desktop so I can play on my laptop and the 3200g really struggles with that making everything blurry and unplayable.

I was looking at those i might get one since it would just be temporary but he really wants an nvidea gpu. His amd gpu now has some driver issues he hasn't had with nvidea and since hes working from home he needs it to work right.

Also this doesn't really matter but this is the rest of the list.

I'm building a computer for my dad who is working from home doing AutoCAD. I want to get him a 3060 with 12 gigs of memory since he doesn't have enough now. Since all of the new gpus are really expensive or sold out so I'm looking on eBay for and NVidia card since that's what he said he wants he has an amd card now and he doesn't like it. I'm looking for something with at least 4 gigs for now like a 1050ti but on ebay but they are over $200 wich is $50 more than i got my rx 480 8 gb a while ago. Is there anything better to get since I don't really want to buy a $200 1050ti just for it to be temporary.I should just wait but until everything is back in stock but he needs a new computer sooner than that since hes using a pos dell all in one now.

It depends on what your doing but I think it should be fine for 1080p or 1440p on most games. I play all my games at 1080p at least 60 fps with my rx 480 which is worse than a 2060s. I was going to get a 2060s but now that 3000 series is out I think ill wait for a 3060ti or maybe a 3070.

I briefly used a overclocked rx 480 wich draws more than a 1650 and a 3200g on a 300 watt psu and it worked just fine for me but it probably depends on the quality of your psu since one of my friends got a cheapo 350 watt psu that wouldn't even power a gtx 1050.

I have a rx 480 red devil (the 3 fan one) and I got it used on ebay I think it was used for mining. The fan bearings are going out and its getting loud even at lower speeds. I've looked a little bit for some replacement ones but I've only seen them for 2 fan cards like the 470 or 580 red devil but the 480 red devil is a 3 fan card. Does anyone know good places to look for them?

I bought a rx 480 that was used for mining and I flashed the bios to a unlocked power limit one and it workes fine. The only problem is the fan bearings are going out and its getting loud.

Also I’m fine with the gpu being kinda loud but will the bad fan bearings cause an issue if I keep using it for a long time.

Budget (including currency): tbd Country: us Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: beamng multiplayer, stormworks, snowrunner, gta, cod warzone I have a 3200g and a rx 480 8gb im thinking upgrade my cpu first and I will wait for a 5600 non x to come out. My gpu fan bearings are going out and are getting loud but it still works fine and stays cool. Shoukd i try and get a 3070 first before the 5600?

I would wait until they are in stock unless you really need a gpu now. I was looking at getting a 2060 super or 1660 also and decided I wanted the 2060 super. I ended up not getting a new gpu and i'm waiting to get a 3060ti or 3070.

Its not really a good idea but I overclocked my gtx 1050 with no pcie power and it was just fine. I gave it to my friend a while ago and he's still using it with the overclock just fine. If you do decide to overclock it it will probably be fine. To overclock I ran the heaven benchmark and increased speed slowly until it wasn't stable anymore.