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United Kingdom
System
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CPU
AMD Ryzen 5 3600 4.2ghz all cores
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Motherboard
MSI b450 tomahawk max
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RAM
Corsair Vengeance LPX 32 gb 3200mHz
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GPU
Gigabyte Geforce GTX 1660 Super Oc 6g
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Case
Corsair Red Carbide Series Spec 04
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1x Hitachi 2tb HDD
1x Seagate Barracuda 2TB HDD
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PSU
CX 450m Corsair
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ASUS 27 inch 1920 by 1080p 60hz
Dell 24 inch Gaming Monitor 1980 x 1080p 144Hz
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1x 240mm sys fan
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Keyboard
Victsing Gaming Keyboard
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Mouse
Razer Death Adder 2
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Sound
Hyperx cloud 2
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Windows 10 64bit
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Old: Dell Inspiron 17 3000 (Project maybe)
New: Dell XPS 13 Plus 9320
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Yeah I suppose so I could do that for significantly less however with the UK import tax it would be more like £300-350. Whilst using website like Aliexpress I could build one for around £115.
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Yeah thanks that response is very helpful. I was reading that it had a TDP of 115W. Which sounds bonkers.
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Probably a web server so that I can host my own website to showcase my qualifications like a digit CV. However at the moment I have a pentium g4560 just laying around and 8gb of ram so that could work. I was just wondering if it is worth it to buy older hardware such as xeon chips as they can be found so cheap on ebay.
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Since with most servers high clock speeds per core aren't really required it more how many cores and threads the chip has and amount of cache. Whilst also keeping it under a modest wattage. I got the idea recently when watching an Iceberg tech video where he accquired an 8C/16T Xeon E5 2670 for £8. However the motherboards cost from £40 to £120. But you can get fairly cheap DDR3 kits on Ebay. Or would it be more worth it to buy a newer generation Xeon (like 4-5 years newer than 2012) as the motherboards might be more common so therefore cheaper? As in regards for the rest of the build the other parts could be found for fairly low cost.
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At the moment with the progressions in ddr5 it is definitely worth it. Maybe not when it first came out but now definitely.
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Instead of the ryzen 5 7600 you could use a i5 13600K https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/bgrYGL Also possibly changing out your ssd and psu as well Also the radeon 6800 and variants have come down in price massively
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Plan out my budget gaming desktop!
KGGaming replied to bigwackluis's topic in New Builds and Planning
But it does the cpu uses the LGA 1700 socket type and that is what the motherboard as well. Its just that the B660 motherboards are more budget than the z690s. -
Nice looking build man
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SMART Utility · GSmartControl · DriveDx · SMARTReporter · smartmontools · Stellar Volume Repair · Disk Sensei.
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This might work, guys feel free to improve this. https://de.pcpartpicker.com/list/pxKgjZ
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First PC build, Rate for me plz
KGGaming replied to Two guys One kite's topic in New Builds and Planning
There is no point in having an APU when he has a dedicated GPU. Unless he is updating the firmware on his motherboard to support 5000 series. -
I installed my new graphic drivers update on gefore experience. And I am very perplexed as to why this is happening? System is in my signature. Image:
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Upgrading my GTX 1080, go for 3070 Ti or 6700XT ?
KGGaming replied to Andrej997's topic in Graphics Cards
But warranty is more important since they have a relatively similar performance at 1080p and only marginally worse at 1440p. Later on in like 1 year when something goes wrong it would be better to have that warranty if a repair or replacement needs to happen. Than being out of a GPU. -
You could try using gpu-z which is software which allows to verify identity of card
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What did the listing say? Or provide us with a bit more