darkknight302

Do people really think they can get a legit Logitech mouse at this price?

I have 6 intakes and only 4 out on my 011 Evo RGB. The side and bottom are in and top and back are out.

I bought FF3 for $80 when it came out in 1994. I couldn't believe the price but I wanted the game so bad.

Is your house/apartment worth burning down because you're too lazy to swap them out?

1 to 5 years.

I had the Thermaltake GF3 1650W psu and took it back because it kept causing my pc to reboot during gaming. The rep that took it back at Microcenter told me that he's heard of psu that big drawing too much power from the wall. It basically freaked out my pc and caused it to reboot to protect itself. Well it's thermaltake so it could of been just them or who knows. No issues with my MSI MEG so far, no reboot what so ever. Well considering that it's platinum and now I don't have to buy cablemod's cable to make up the plastic part, I can say it was a fair trade off. Plus it has more pci-e cables than the MPG version, not that I need them, but it's still a benefit.

This is my current psu. You don't need more than 1K unless you just have money to burn. https://www.microcenter.com/product/659745/MEG_Ai1000P_PCIE5_1000_Watt_80_Plus_Platinum_ATX_Fully_Modular_Power_Supply This is my former psu that was fine but I rather have the sleeve cables over the plastic ones so I swapped them out. I had this for 3 weeks and it ran my system fine. https://www.microcenter.com/product/653708/MPG_A1000G_PCIE5_1000_Watt_80_Plus_Gold_ATX_Fully_Modular_Power_Supply

I had this psu for 3 weeks and it powered my 13900K and 4090 with ease. I just recently swapped it out for the platinum MEG version. You will be fine with this

What do you have right now? You can get away with any 850W as long as it's a good brand and at least gold rated. Right now there isn't alot of choice for the newer psu that has the 12VHPWR cable. Threre's really only 2 that you could buy now ans that's the Thermaltake toughpower GF3 series and the MSI MPG A1000G PCIE5. I would avoid the Thrmaltake as it gave my pc issues with random reboot while gaming. I have the MSI MPG A1000G PCIE5 atm.

I never had any issues on my 5900 nor my previous 3900X.

I hope you'll have more success with your AMD build than I did. I couldn't get mine to be stable as it would bsod/reboot during download of my Steam games, playing games or just idle. I would say that you'll most likely need the 7900X for your needs and for the ssd, if you live near a Microcenter, I suggest you go for the inland ssd as they're cheaper and just as fast as the Samsung. https://www.microcenter.com/product/644992/inland-gaming-performance-plus-1tb-ssd-3d-tlc-nand-pcie-nvme-gen-4-x-4-m2-2280-heatsink-compatible-with-ps5-internal-solid-state-drive For your gaming and storage I suggest this instead of trying to use 3 2TB drives. This is what I'm using for my gaming storage, except I got 2 of them. https://www.microcenter.com/product/624757/samsung-870-qvo-8tb-ssd-4-bit-mlc-v-nand-sata-iii-6gb-s-25-internal-solid-state-drive

I was under the impression that if the top pci-5 slot was use, it brings the lane down from 16 to 8?? I do have a Z790 board but too lazy to test this out. I used the 2 top pci-4 for my nvme and my 4090 is reading 16X 4.

It only came on when needed aka getting hot.

I had a 4080 Zotac fro about 2 weeks. It sounded fine to me, nothing weird out of it.