Blackleopardex

I wrote what cards I think it is obviously, you should already know? I thought I'd post them here for fun after checking google they seem to be pretty old, thought maybe it would interest someone.

A Pny geforce 4 ti 4200 8x And I think this is a MSI Medion GeForce 8600 GT? Anyone know anything about these cards?

I don't know how expensive the laptops generally are in India, besides I would like to have the full name to comment on the specific laptop. However, the RTX2060 6GB is entry level ray-tracing if even that, if you are really into ray tracing you should be looking at 2070 and up, however there is also the RTX 30-series, maybe holding on for now would be a good idea if possible?

Hello! I have a bit of experience with different gaming and workstation laptops over the last decade, would like to ask a few question: What are you gonna use the laptop for, for example what games? What brand is it? What's the price? Do you benefit from a having a laptop over a desktop?

Edit: I also noticed to plugged in the cable meant for other motherboard brands like msi and asus. I don't have two connectors in on my hub plug but since you have apparently one meant for gigabyte rbg fusion, try using that one instead? Second edit: Ok i just read again the post and noticed you specified the this is a older gigabyte connector, maybe it's a problem with the hub then or the just that RGB fusion is crap. You can anyway try what I wrote below. Hey I have the same motherboard, you can first try to plug it into D_LED1 Located here:

I guess motherboards are one of the components it's better to buy the newer models unlike GPUs & CPUs that are still strong in the previous gen with often a better price, as long as they are compatible?

I looked at that too now, thx for the tip, I have to say at this point I'm getting very unsure about what price range and type of board I should go for.

I have to wait as I am currently saving for this, so sure!

The motherboard looks really good, I might just pick that in the end. I will also consider the 3700 cpu, like I told the other poster. For the GPU I would not go for anything else but Nvidia, that's just my flavor. Your input in appreciated!

Oh, the one I had in my build is a B450... am I missing something?

How can I check that when looking at motherboards?

Thank you for the respond! Is the quality of the motherboard bad or? I will have a look at the MSI one. About the cpu, I will compare price when it's released then!

Budget (including currency): 1100-1200 € Country: Germany Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Programs: Photoshop & Sony Vegas Pro. Games: Dead by Daylight, Elder Scrolls Online & Cyberpunk 2077(when it's out). Other details: I'm editing video as a hobby and like to do a bit more advanced/heavy stuff, I also do draw and make some stuff for videos in photoshop. I also wanna be able to play games in 1080p. I posting my planned setup here for maybe opinions for changes or so. I'm not looking at making this much cheaper, but rather optimize the build(without crushing the budget) or look for potential flaws I might have missed. I already got: Case: Inter-tech X-908 Infini2. - Link! Drive(OS): Dual M.2 sata SSDs loaded with W10 ready to boot in raid 0(I use a adapter for these, they will be upgraded to a new single ssd(M.2) at a later date). Storage: Samsung SSD 840 EVO 1T To buy: Motherboard: Gigabyte B450 Aorus Pro Gaming; 121,99 € Link! CPU: As rumor has it AMD is releasing Ryzen 5 3600XT soon and I'm waiting for these(Estimated price: 250-300€). Link! RAM: G.SKILL Trident Z Neo 32GB Kit (2x16GB) DDR4-3600 CL16; 194,99 € Link! PSU: Thermaltake Berlin Pro RGB 650W; 72,90 € Link! GPU: GIGABYTE Aorus GeForce® RTX 2060 SUPER™ 8G; 499 €(planning to mount this vertical, shame to hide such a card) Link! Total: 1138,88 € I been using laptops since 2008 until now, because my old job required me to move around a lot. I'm hyped to build my first desktop, thanks in advance!