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11 hours ago, 4bettingrags said:

With all due respect, nobody can accurately assess your particular situation with such vague replies. At best, it would be a baseless assumption. The more specifics, the better. You couldn't even be bothered to specify your use case. Dell/AW will always offer the best customer service, warranty coverage, and quality control. The latter panel has terrible QC/failure rates.

10 hours ago, xg32 said:

it'd probably be alot more helpful if u just outright said the budget and specs that you are looking for.

 

instead i had to look up both models just to see what it is.

 

For that price range, 1440p uw,  the dell's about the best option.

I have edited my post again sorry. But not really sure what i want in terms of specs. But i mostly play games and watch content also do productivity every so often.

11 minutes ago, 4bettingrags said:

Do you have a limited budget? Also, if you're not in a hurry, I would advise you to at least wait a couple of months till CES. Alienware will have a successor to their flagship AW3423DW, and ASUS will have an entire new line-up of QD-OLEDs at 4k and standard UW 3440x1440, all boasting 200Hz+ refresh rates.

 

Just my two cents. I would go for the former, with regards to your question (superior warranty and QC)

Yes i have a limited budget. The above also says the price range as in price around those two displays. It looks like the Alienware one will probably be out of my price range.
 

10 minutes ago, Rolerscat said:

to be able to properly recommend a monitor we need to know what it will be plugged into and what it will be used to if you could provide that ill definitely be able to recommend something.

I have added my main components sorry.

Hi.
I have looked at both the Dell S3422DWG and the ASUS VG34VQL1B.
Not sure which one to choose. If anyone have other suggestions/recommendations around the price of 500 euro in Europe.
There is not really any specific specs i'm looking at. Other then i'm not looking for OLED probably also out of the price range. I mostly play casual games and watch content also do productivity every so often.

System:
CPU: 5800X3D

GPU: RTX 4070
 

25 minutes ago, PcBeExpensive said:

Yeah if your motherboard has a heat spreader don't get the heatsink version, your wasting money. What do you mean by 'im not sure if the 2tb version is double sided or not'?

Some m.2 NVMe ssds have chips on both sides.

Hi.
I am getting the Kingston FURY Renegade 2TB i wonder if i should spend a little more to get the heatsink. Version or should i just get the normal version i do have a head spreader on my motherboard. And i am not sure if the 2tb version is dual-sided or not.

Hi. Is it possible to move windows onto another drive. Or is it just better to do a clean windows install. The only reason i don't really wanna do that is so i don't have to change all the Window's settings. And doing the regedit stuff again.

I have no idea if it's a good idea to do. That's also why i am asking.

So if i also do streaming is the 5800X3D still good or should i just go with the 5900x?

20 minutes ago, YoungBlade said:

Yep, that would work.

 

You may not be able to go directly to the latest BIOS. Sometimes you need to update the BIOS in steps - it should make note of that in the notes for the BIOS updates on the motherboard site if that's the case.

Ah alright i guess i am gonna upgrade to the 5800X3D Thanks for the help.

2 minutes ago, YoungBlade said:

Yes, it should be on the motherboard website.

 

The only real thing you need to check is what version you need to update the BIOS to in order to get support. All B550 boards have support for all Ryzen 5000 series processors, it just depends on having the right BIOS version.

So if i update the bios to the newest it should work. ?

1 hour ago, SteveGrabowski0 said:

5800x3D would be a huge upgrade if your board supports it. 

 

Where could i find if my motherboard supports it. ?
Just on the motherboard site. ?

Hi. I'm looking to upgrade from my Ryzen 5 3600. In the near future probably in June or July. If i am going to stay on the AM4 platform.
Currently have a Asus strix B550 Motherboard. With 32gb of 3200mhz ram.

I do mostly gaming but do some productive stuff like blender and stuff some times.
Budget is currently unknown.

Or is it even really worth upgrading currently?. Or should i just wait until the end of the year or something to see what comes. ?
 

30 minutes ago, rafaelsnake said:

does it matter which one?
mobo is asrock b250 gaming k4

btw i found out my i5-7400 supports up to 2400mhz (i think)

Your motherboard does not support 3200 mhz just run it 2133 to be safe.
The motherboard site also says up to 2400 mhz

What should i get the Corsair RM850x Shift or the Seasonic Vertex GX 850. ?
I have money for both and. I want the most future prof one in the long term.
And i have no idea what to get atm.

Never cheap out on PSU. I tried the RM850e it had some weird noises. And went back to my old PSU. Might try Corsair again with the RMx shift series.

3 minutes ago, BeastHotDogGUY said:

Thx but what abt 32 gigs is that a bit overkill

It depends. You can always buy more later. If you really need more.

16Gb at least is recommended.

Just now, ShawtyT30beTHICCC said:

Nope its been awesome

How long have you had it for. ?

12 minutes ago, ShawtyT30beTHICCC said:

yup

Ah i see you have the RM1000x Shift. How is it i guess you have had no problems with it. ?

On 4/18/2023 at 9:20 PM, ShawtyT30beTHICCC said:

Eh. The shift is worth the extra $10 or whatever. PCIE5, Quieter fan, ATX 3.0 support, Connectors on the back instead of the side.... It's the best psu in the world right now all things considered IMO

You mean on the side instead of the back. ?

Is the Seasonic Vertex GX series good. Or is it a avoid or is it just okay. Could not really find anything about it.

Hi.
So i bought the RM850e yesterday and got it today. And i installed it and then i turn it on. And it makes weird clank like noise. And fan is on 100% after like 1 min. I wouldn't really recommend it. So i am gonna send it back and thought about maybe. Getting the RM850x (2021) or the shift version. What would be best with or without swift. Swift has ATX 3.0 thingy and PCI-e 5.0 ready. And the normal RMx does not. So idk what i should get one is been tested for years and one is new.
The Swift 20Euros/22Dollars more.

Hi.
So i have both looked at the Corsair RMx and RMe series of power supplies. RMx is about 45 euro more expensive then the RMe series. Is it worth spending more to get the RMx or is the RMe okay. ?
It also seems like the RMe series is newer but also cheaper. And the RMe series has some newer features like the new power connecter (12VHPWR). But not sure if i am ever gonna use that.

What about the RMe is it good or is it not worth it. ?
They seem kind of popular over here.

Hi.
I need some recommendations of PSUs need to replace my old 500 to something like a 750 or something.
Budget would be around 150 euros or 165 dollars.

(Edit)
I live in Denmark