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I loved the game. I started playing it on pc with keyboard & mouse, then switched to a ps4-controller which was a really badass improvement as It was much easier to play & then finally I bought it for my Xbox to play it while chilling in my bed. But then unfortunately my xbox live subscription expired so I've never played it again since 1-2 years. T.T
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Wait a minute... Only the power button was broke?
How unlucky can someone be
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11 hours ago, Oswin said:
a bitfenix formula gold, corsair txm, or the phanteks amp should be available for under €90
Well I just googled around cuz of ur recommendations and now ordered the Corsair TX550M instead. Thanks!
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Hej guys!
I was struggling with my PSU choice for a while now.
I'm now thinking about getting the CX650M from Corsair. Now I'd like to receive ya'll opinions as I'm not really sure if it will fit my future-planned pc build. I don't think it'll cause any problem with my current build* but I'm not sure - when I'll upgrade my GPU to an RTX 2070 or something like that, will that PSU be still a good choice?
*My current build:- ASRock B550 Pro4
- 16GB Ram
- Ryzen 5 3600
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GTX 970
- (RGB fans & stuff is planned for the future!)
https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Categories/Products/Power-Supply-Units/cxm-series-2015-config/p/CP-9020103-NA
https://www.amazon.de/Corsair-CX650M-PC-Netzteil-Teil-Modulares-Kabelmanagement/dp/B019NWQSOC/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=cx650m&qid=1595016937&sr=8-1https://www.mediamarkt.de/de/product/_corsair-cx650m-builder-series-2206538.html
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@BlueScope819 uhmn no, not every PSU is compatible with every GPU. For example I have a PSU with 1x 4-pin graphics connector which is not compatible with my GPU which needs 2x 6-pin.
@emosun @Eighjan I actually misread.. I thought the PSU I mentioned has 1x 6+2-pin connector but it has 4x 6+2-pin connector which is absolutely compatible with my GPU. :facepalm:
Sorry for the time waste...// off topic @Eighjan I love ur signature!
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Hej guys!
As the title says, I'm looking for a good valued PSU for my PC (ATX).
I hope someone can give me some suggestions as when I wanted to order the PSU of my choice (Corsair CX650M) a few minutes ago, I checked back the specs & realised that it's GPU connector is not compatible with my current GPU.
The PSU should be available with around 650 watt & (semi)-modular. (!)
I'm thankful for every single suggestion!
Best Regards,
baeni
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22 minutes ago, lavishly said:
Apart from my stupidity what SSD should I go with the MX500 or the WD Blue?
Did a lil research. The MX500 seems to have a better performance: https://ssd.userbenchmark.com/Compare/WD-Blue-3D-250GB-vs-Crucial-MX500-250GB/3948vs3951
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9 minutes ago, lavishly said:
now I have this https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/BD8CYH will the Gigabyte mobo support it?
apart from my last message - Why did u add the 3300x, when he said u should not to?
I mean I would chose that aswell but yeah..
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7 minutes ago, lavishly said:
Probably Streamlabs OBS if that's what you're asking.
I am not that experienced with streaming softwares but u might be able to select the nvenc as long as u really go with a gtx gpu instead of the cpu to encode the stream. I think u could go with the 3300x then if I am not completely wrong.
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1 minute ago, Electronics Wizardy said:
your motherboard has one included, but there is no wifi
May I ask which software u're using to stream? Aren't u able to use the Nvidia encoder rather than using the CPU?
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@minibois @Tigerleon @BlueScope819 @Fasauceome Perfect, thanks y'all!
@BlueScope819 yeah I will buy a 2x8GB 3200mh/z kit in the future but I just need some temporary RAM for now. I will return it anyway so it doesn't need to be a good deal. I went with a single 8GB 2666 mh/z kit for 30€ now. As I said - Just for test purposes and not for actual usage. -
Hej!
I need to know the minimum RAM size for the R5 3600 if there is a limit.
The only information I can find are about how much ram it supports at maximum, but nothing about the minimum it needs to run.
Thanks in advance!Regards,
baeni
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8 hours ago, Spotty said:
Don't waste money buying RAM you won't actually use. Just buy the kit of RAM you were planning on using.
It's often pointless buying PC components individually. A motherboard by itself is just a paper weight. You're better off saving up and buying all the essential components at once.
Keep in mind the Ryzen 3600 does not have integrated graphics so you will also require a dedicated graphics card for the system to boot. And obviously a power supply if you don't already have one.
I do have a gfx card and a power supply. I ordered these products without the other components, because I will get the other products cheaper from another shop. If the products will arrive damages, I will return them. No problem. But indeed - It makes sense to order everything together to have the highest chance to receive everything in good condition.
My mobo and cpu will be delivered in one packet together tho so that should be okay.
atm I cannot buy the ram I am planning to use cuz my budget does not allow me to. Maybe I should consider going the bad way and buying a kit to test my mobo and cpu, and then return the kit after. -
Just now, akio123008 said:
Buying some cheap ram just to test the mobo is a terrible idea; you'll have to wait to have enough money to properly build this thing anyway, so you might as well be patient and just test the mobo/cpu when you get the proper ram.
yeah I bet the best option now is to check if I can borrow some ram from a friend even if I need to pay some € for the shipping as most of my friends with a pc live some hours away lol
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1 minute ago, PeachGr said:
just buy one stick of ram and you will buy another one when you ll habe the cash. You can also buy some good and used ones. I dont see a reason an "old" ram to not work
Hmm yeah I thought about that already.. Unfortunately the ram I want to buy in the future, is not available with only one 8GB stick so I'll probably have to waste some money for buying a cheap used one for temporary usage.
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4 minutes ago, Samfisher said:
"Borrow" some RAM from the office?
uhmmm I'm actually not sure if the pc's are running with DDR3 or DDR4. Also I don't think that would be a nice move if u know what I mean
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5 minutes ago, Samfisher said:
Borrow some RAM from friends?
Would be a good solution if I'd know anyone nearby with a pc
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1 minute ago, Spotty said:
No. The system won't boot without RAM.
That sucks, I had a little hope to be able to get into the bios
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Well I just did it. I saw that both, the ASRock B550 Pro4 & the Ryzen 5 3600 were on sale, so I just clicked "buy". I'm actually kinda happy as these are the first pc components I've ever bought.
I've already created some topic in this forum about my planned build (https://de.pcpartpicker.com/list/vQHMWb). The problem is, that I do not have another 100€ for the ram atm so I'm kinda worried. Of course I want & need to check if the mono & cpu are working properly, when they get delivered but I can't, right? Any ideas? Or will I be able to boot into the bios & check there, if the mob & cpu are working?
Actually in the pcpartpicker link, the prices are 134,50€ & 160€ - I got them for 129,-€ & 159-€ (6,50€ saved, whoa) -
4 minutes ago, Darpyface said:
Why are you getting such an expensive water cooler, for a 3600 all you need is the stock cooler that comes with it, if you want something better you should get a much cheaper air cooler.
Yep, please read my answer I've sent a few seconds before u've sent ur message. Bad timing I guess
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23 minutes ago, eeeee1 said:
if you are going to buy new fans for your case and rad then i would strongly encourage you spend a little more money for noctua fans. you also might be able to get some more storage if you bought a nvme drive with less storage and then a hdd with 2+ tb but 1 tb should be enough.
I will definitely take a look at Noctua's fans, thanks.
To answer the second part of ur message: I probably won't go with an nvme SSD but I have my current HDD which I will mainly use for storage. Just read my last message for a more detailed explanation.
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15 minutes ago, Nena Trinity said:
I do not think you need a AIO or extra fans... But you sure it wil be fine with just 1TB? :I
Yeah the AIO is overkill, that's more like a design element for the future. I won't buy it directly but when I have some money left one day, I'd love to get it.^^
& yeah the 1TB SSD is enough for now cuz I have an HDD from my current build which I will use for storage purposes mainly first. I'm definitely planning to replace the HDD with a second SSD a couple moths after buying the main parts tho. Forgot to mention that, sorry! -
Country: Germany
Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for:
- Games: GTA V, Red Dead Redemption II, VALORANT, Minecraft, ...
- Programming: IntelliJ IDEA (Java)Hej y'all,
it's me again. I am planning my new PC build for a while now & as I'm pretty much done now, I'd love to hear y'all opinions again. If there is anything in my list, which does not look good to u, please let me know including an explanation. Maybe I can also replace something for a better value - if so, please let me know.
https://de.pcpartpicker.com/list/BbT7Nq
Little sidenote: The GTX 970 is the gpu I currently own. As it's pretty okay for the tasks I'm currently executing, I will keep it for now. I'll probably upgrade to an RTX a few month later.
Thanks in advance!
Best Regards,
baeni
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I mean I would chose that aswell but yeah..
Corsair VENGEANCE w/iCUE w/o controller?
in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
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Hej yall,
Im using an ASRock B550m Pro4 & now ordered the Corsair VENGEANCE RGB PRO SL. The plan is to control the memory with the iCUE software but I‘m not sure if I need a controller in order to be able to do so.
Thanks in advance