KazuyaZW

Okay so my cousin got a 3600mhz 2x8gb for me, and currently have 2666mhz. Don't know what to do. Now I have 3 options and not sure which is best 1: Run both at 4x8gb, and try to overclock the 2666mhz to 3000mhz so they meet in the middle. 1.5: If not be able to overclock, just do option 2 or run 4x8gb 32gb at 2666mhz. 2.Run 2x8gb at 3600mhz and sell the 2666mhz 2x8gb pair. Specs: 3060 ti, Asus b550-f and Ryzen 55600x + 650w gold+ psu

Oh okay, just read something about this on reddit the other day. Thank you for clearing up my mistake

Sorry for wasting your time, but this doesn't help as the items are not listed on inet.se. Haven't exactly heard great things about amazon in sweden (most say that denmarks is alot better), and if something is broken I don't fancy sending it back to denmark. My bad for not specifying that.

1.Thanks 2.3000kr feels overprice to me (could be wrong) I mean Gigabyte 1070 ti was pointed at around 5.5-6.5k when released so 3000k after 2 years of use is around half the price. I will probably be going with 2.5k to earn something from it myself. 3.Will bee looking into adding the Arctic Freezer as that is in stock. Thanks About the SSD, to get a 500GB SSD, on inet.se any 500GB SSD is around 700-1000kr. For example: Samsung 970 Evo Plus (500GB) is B-tier and is 949kr. But if it's worth spending that extra 200kr I'm down to do it as we have a little bit of movement with the budget (and as I haven't decided on what price I will be selling my 1070 ti yet)

Budget (including currency): Max: 10 000kr (around 1150$) Country: Sweden Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Gaming Other details: A build for my friend under 10 000kr, I will be selling my old Gigabyte Aorus 1070 TI to him as we can't really get our hands on anything in sweden for similiar price and performance (As we would like the parts to be at inet.se, and in stock atm). This is the current build CPU: Amd Ryzen 5 3600 (2419kr) Cpu Cooler: Stock Motherboard: MSI B450 Tomahawk (999kr) Ram: HypeX 16GB 3200Mhz DDR (4x4GB) OR Corsair Vengeance DDR4 3600Mhz CL18 (2x8) (1482kr or 1099kr) Memory: Kingston A2000 500GB M.2 SSD (729kr) GPU: Gigabyte Aorus 1070 TI Used (????) PSU: Corsair RM650W 2019 (1069kr) Case: Coolermaster Master Masterbox TD500 Mesh RGB w/ Controller (1049kr) Total Price: 7347+ OR 7,747 (Both without GPU price, difference is the Ram) Would've chosen Lian Li Lancool II Mesh over Coolermasters case, but waiting 2 months just for it to get in stock is not ideal for us. I only have 3 questions: 1.I heard some say that quad channel is superior if pc is going to be running alot, and I found this price on inet for barely 400kr more. Never had any problems with dual channel myself: But which would be better, Corsairs 2x8GGB DDR4-3600Mhz. Or the HyperX 4x4GB DDR4-32000Mhz 2.What price should I be selling my Gigabyte Aorus 1070 TI for? I am thinking 2000-2500kr (230$-295$) to keep it in his budget, not sure as I still don't wanna scam myself. I bought in the end of summer 2018, and exchanged in december to a 3060 TI. 3.Is using stock cooler okay in this case? Never used stock cooler myself, but I have heard really positive things about AMD's stock coolers. But I thought it was worth asking since I am making this post either way.

I think I'll go with the 7 3700X, because upgrading sooner will be more of a waste in my opinion (we are aiming for this build to last for some time before upgrading). Thanks for the recommendation

Sorry I mention above that we have a budget of 15 000kr (just wasn't sure what 15 000kr is in dollars, but 1 dollar is usually around 9-10 swedish kronor so yeah I wrote 1500$. But now that I double check, 15 000kr is alot more than 1500$). So this feels like a little bit underkill to me (as we have around 2 000kr more to spend going by that budget). Sorry my bad for using improper way of translate swedish currency to dollars

To get a 5 5600X I would need to change my motherboard to something else (for example a X570-Plus). That would exceed my budget (check at inet.se). but getting a 7 3700X with stock cooler instead would work, if that is recommended? Thanks for the feedback

I have 2 of the 3060 ti ordered (one for me, and one for him), so they should arrive as soon as inet.se gets something in stock The MSI MAG B550 Tomahawk, Asus rog strix B550 or ASROCK B550 (Not sure which one you meant, just double checking)? Getting a better 5 5600X would go over my budget. But I could get a 7 3700X with stock cooler as another person said (may think about it), but thanks for the feedback

Budget (including currency): Around 1500$ (Aka 15 000kr, swedish currency) Country: Sweden Usage: Gaming (not much else) A new years build for my friend, gonna order the parts on new years eve and build it as soon as it arrives. Would like all parts to be existing at inet.se (swedish website). I have a list of my own atm, but I wan't tips from you guys if there are any things I could change for improvement (and if not just tell me so). Here is the current list of parts: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/fvM2j2 My explanation for choice of parts (please don't flame me if I am wrong Ryzen 5 3600 - Solid gaming processor, for mid-range (and affordable) Noctua DH-15 - Best air cooler for Ryzen 5 3600 (from what I found) MSI B450 Tomahawk Max - Recommended to work well with Ryzen 5 3600 on a swedish tech website Corsair Vengeance 16GB DDR4-3200 - 16GB is recommended for modern gaming with higher settings, and DDR4-3200Mhz works well with Ryzen 5 3600 (and affordable) Kingston M.2 500GB SSD - M.2 SSD to run windows faster Seagate 2TB HDD - Affordable HDD with alot of space for many games and other random things Gigabyte RTX 3060 TI Aorus - Amazing performance, better than RX 5700 in testing, and only around 50$ more expensive in sweden. Phanteks Eclipse P500 D-RGB - Good airflow case, with good looking RGB fans at the front. Fractal Design Ion+ 760W - Platinum certified 760W, and recommended to me on another post. If there are any changes that could lead to better improvements I would gladly like to hear them. Example of one I heard: Ryzen 5 5600X and a Asus X570-Plus would be better; But would the extra money spent be worth the extra performance? Would we be able to keep that inside of the current budget? I would like to hear what you guys have to say and think of this, and what you guys would recommend

Well what should I get in that case?

I am editing this post as I included a lot of un necessary information. Lets just put it like this: I have talked to a lot of different people, and techincal support (That are more familiar with router and networking than me): They all refer to the problems I am facing as hardware problems. I am not going to go over what the different things are, and why as that is not the topic. As I have thought of all the different things you mentioned, but keeping that discussion going is unnecessary (and I dont wanna waste your time). But my conclusion is: My router has a hardware problem, and we are going to buy a new one (I don't wanna waste unnecessary time for you. Sorry for the inconvenience) I am from sweden, so amazon and ebay are not valid choices for me. But it all lies in at usually the same price. So thats fine. I have a budget of around 150$, and we have wireless connection, 4G

I recently had some trouble with my router. I I asked around and did some research, and from what it seems: Its hardware problems. I'm not gonna tell the whole story, as its been a problematic and long one. But some recommended me to get a "real" router this time, and not get a Huawei one from my operator, as the latest my operator has to offer is Huawei B818. But my mother decided to buy a real router. Currently owning a broken Huawei B535, I am not quite sure what to direct my mother too (as I am the technical one of us). I was thinking either: TP-Link AX10 (as it has wifi 6 and it pretty budget friendly) or Netgear Nighthawk R7000 (as it has very good reviews and good stats) What do you think we should do, speaking 4G wireless connection? Our budget lies in at around 150$ and less.

As I said to the other guys here: I think if I need to go budget, bitfenix 650W will be my choice. And If I stumble upon some money or I get time to save (while waiting for the RTX 3070) I'll go with Fractal Ion+ 750W!

Oh! Thanks, thats a good price and from what I can see a good PSU! Its definitely something I'll think over if my plan goes to my way!