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Tbh.. can't say much right now.. but probably not. Btw you should also consider the new 3300x cpu which is 60 USD cheaper and is beating Intel 7700k (Intel's flagship gaming 3 years ago) I know it's hard to believe but 3300x is a real good deal.. U can check out linus's review.. he compares it to other ryzen as well

I think you should wait for 4000series if you are not in hurry

What kind of work if I may ask.. something that will be benifited by extra cores and threads like video editing then go for 3700x.. for light workload like working on spreadsheets and stuff it doesn't really matter much.. and gaming is nearly identical

What are you gonna use your pc for??

Oh!! I couldn't find one with R/W speeds higher than ~550-600 MB.. can you please provide link to one

Hey.. I don't know much about storage devices but isn't USB 3.1gen2 little overkill considering the fact that even the best of external SSDs can not realize the full potential (5Gbit/s) of a USB 3.0. So is it just a marketing gimmick or does a usb 3.1 gen 2 ssd perform better than usb3.1 gen1/ usb 3 ssd.. if so then why? What is usb 3.1 gen2 good for ?

Hmm.. thx for the info. Btw do you happen to know about when will ryzen 4000 be out?? Probably silly to ask

Hey should I wait for the 10th gen Intel chips to be available in my region or go for ryzen 3700x for my all rounder build (gaming, workstation purposes) (but more leaning towards gaming)

So to wrap it up.. I should be fine with the sabrent nvme ssd which is 200usd less for the 2tb one than samsung nvme Right??

Hey guys,, I don't know much about SSD I was checking out some SSDs and the Samsung ones are way more expensive than other alternatives be it nvme pcie gen 3 ones or the sata ones.. Why are Samsung ones so expensive than other alternatives like crucial with same protocol.. Are the speeds really high ? Are Samsung ones worth buying? Will I see a huge improvement in boot times and game load times and in general moving files around??

Hmm.. ohk then let's take a step in the liquid direction

Thx bro.. and that's a nice case.nd overall build. but I have never used water-cooling and am a bit hesitant about it.. should I stick with the air cooled or it's easy to watercool?

The list is not showing up man! It says cart is empty

Hmm.. I'll surely consider this bro.. thx

Yes I am intending to go rgb

Hey man.. turns out i7 9700k is cheaper than ryzen one in my region.. nd money i save there makes up for the motherboard (+20usd) so I think I should go with the blue team.. what say??

Nope

Oh.. most of the stuff is from Newegg.. that's good coz they ship here thanks bro

Thanks bro.. I will consider this build and see if parts are available in my region

And the 2TB nvme is costing me 50USD more than 1TB one so I thought it's better to go with 2TB

I am getting a good deal on 16x2gb ram.. it costs me only 30USD more than 8x2gb ram

I am in India and my budget is about 3k USD for cpu.. (parts here are expensive)

It's for gaming m a newbie in builds

Hi I am building a PC and the case I chose is EVGA dg77 but I'm wondering if this case has enough space for all my components (look below) CPU - Intel i7 9700k RAM - 2x16gb tridentz rgb(though I might upgrade to 4x16gb in future) GPU - rtx 2080 super(Asus ROG strix) Storage- Intel 2TB nvme pcie ssd Storage- Seagette 6TB internal HDD CPU cooling- Noctua NH-D15 Motherboard- Asus ROG strix Z390-E My main concern is if my CPU fan will interfere with the RAM coz NH-D15 is a large fan Any suggestions about my build are also more than welcome and if you think of some other case which seems better plz suggest (while suggesting case keep in mind it's an rgb build)

Yeah I was considering to drop the SATA III one nd I forgot to mention I was going for a seagette 6tb HDD instead.. but even after that I would save only bout 10k on storage.. (that SATA III was worth around 20k).. so still can't go to 2080Ti.. but I was thinking to drop to i7 9700k (still decent)and from that money(+a little bit) I can get a rtx 2080 super.. what say? Coz my CPU will be bottlenecked anyways if I go with 9900k nd rtx 2070S Nd I am getting 2TB nvme for a good deal and moving to 1TB will save me only ~5k INR so I think former is better