Wingfan

Generally yes. Also, you can edit your user profile and add the specs of your PC so people can answer compatibility questions more readily.

FPS player: Oh no I only get 100+ fps
MMO player: above 20fps? Noice

 

 
 
 
 
Was originally planning to buy Mbappe for €195m, got Haaland for 1/3 of Mbappe price instead. 💸💸💸

 
Cursed

 

My mobile commissioning setup for HVAC and BAS commissioning. Just got it set up, it's really a game changer. Got a Smallrig arm, Asus portable monitor, and of course all of the Packout. Cart is from Harbor Freight. 

Get a Team Group MP34. The 1TB is $50, the 2TB is $103. The 4TB is expensive rn, around $350 last I checked, but it gets as low as $250. Friend has one, I just have the 1TB model. They're solid PCIe 3.0 NVMe drives with high TBW limit so they should be very reliable. Haven't seen another drive that beats them for price vs what you get. 

just some future advice. Also storage drive included in pcpp link

How is this helping with his storage question?

How is this helping with his storage question?

This stupid thing started out as just a simple GPU upgrade that went full new build 😂
Asus prime x470 pro -> Gigabyte B550 Vision D-P
2600X -> 5800x3d
16gb Kingston fury -> 32gb Kingston fury
Red devil RX580 -> red devil 7900xt
NZXT h500 -> NZXT H9 elite
 
Have not put any effort into cable management since it's going in a new case as soon as it's available.
 

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My desk setup 2023
 
 

Finally a new GPU is in. Sapphire Nitro+ RX 6900 XT. Now the GTX 1070 can retire peacefully. 

 
P.S
Don't lynch me about the cables. I have an entirely new set of cables from cablemods arriving in 2 weeks.

just built this has an i9-10900k Z590-E gaming wifi motherboard 64gb of Kingston fury ddr4 3600mhz ram 4 sticks 1 Crucial P5 Plus 500GB PCIe 4.0 3D NAND NVMe M.2 Gaming SSD, up to 6600MB/s and a 1TB as well Rosewill gaming 80 Plus Gold 1200W Power Supply 7 ARGB fans and 2 non rgb fans that i put on to pull air to keep my CPU that much more cooler also its a Cooler master AIO the GPU is a EVGA FTW3 3070 TI 

Well this is one way to boost Floatplane's revenue...

So he took a deal to sell the channel after all xD

Almost a year's worth of videos are already gone.
 
Well, at least there's something to talk about on WAN Show this week?
  
If editors have the login to the main channel, that's a big oof.
 
This is why they need to hire someone to handle their corporate infrastructure and cybersecurity.

that is quite possibly the most useless reply I have ever seen on a forum

I don't know what festival they celebrating today.
 

Based on the motherboard+RAM you have (I'm assuming its not a 3600MHz CL16/18 kit), I'd just get a 7600 or 7800x3D and jump into AM5.
 
-Either wait for the 7800x3D at $450, or just buy an R5 7600(x)
-B650 motherboard
-2x16GB 6000MHz CL30-36 with tight timings, most the people here could give a good recommendation based on whatever heatspreader design you prefer. I went with a CL 36 w/ 36-36-36-76 for my 7950x3D.
 
Problem with the 7800x3D over the R5 7600 is its double the price and won't get anywhere close to double the gaming performance, and its going to likely end up the best office PC resell part for lets say in a year or two when the 8800x3D comes out.
 
At this point, unless someone has a good B550/X570(s) motherboard and good kit of DDR4, I don't recommend a drop in 5800x3D or even investing the $150 into a 5600 upgrade with how nice of a platform AM5 is in comparison. You're also unlikely to need to buy better than a 6000MHz 2x16GB CL30-36 kit for any real upgrade in the future, so that kit of DDR5 should stay relevant for longer. DDR5 has progressed pretty fast since its release, at least compared to DDR4 which took forever to get affordable 3200/3600 kits.
 
Side note: my brother's system recently got upgraded with his B450 motherboard to a 5800x3D and 2x16GB 3600MHz CL18 kit because it was a hammy down from his brother who upgrades his hardware just for the fun of it even though its barely an upgrade. Outside of that, its not worth investing into AM4 with new parts unless the mobo+RAM are perfect already.

Depends.

We need more info. What board are you currently running, what CPU are you currently running, what CPU are you going to be running, what boards specifically are you looking at. The motherboard's size really isn't all that important, there are some mATX boards that are amazing (the X670E Crosshair Gene is arguably the best AM5 motherboard, for instance), and there are some mATX boards that suck, same with ATX motherboards. Without knowing anything else there's no possible way that any of us could give a well reasons answer. 

do we get any more context or is that it?

With the way phone cameras are progressing I think fewer and fewer people need the resources they provide. It's really to the point where there's little you can do with an entry to mid tier DSLR that you can't get 9/10 of with a good smartphone. 

Main PC
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X Mainbord: ASUS Rog strix RAM: 2x 16GB 3000MHz DDR4 Corsair GPU: Zotac Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070 Storage T0: 1TB WesternDigital Blue NVMe M.2 Storage T1: 1TB SATA SSD Samsung 870 QVO Storage T2: 6TB WesternDigital HDD (probably shingeld 🙁) Mouse: Logitech G402 Keybord: Logitech G910 Laptop (800$)
Model: Acer Nitro 5 CPU: Intel Cor i5-11300H RAM: 2x 8GB 3200MHz GPU: Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050M Storage T0: 1TB + 512GB WesternDigital NVMe M.2 Storage T1: 350GB WesternDigital HDD (from an old Packard Bell) Microsoft Surface go 2
PS 4
Phones
Samsung Galaxy z Fold 3 (I took the photos with) Samsung Galaxy Note 4 ZTE Blad A7 iPhon6 (for Work) TCL TV
 
all this is limited by the 50MB/s of a small German village internet connection...
 

 
 

Got a new chair, a bit stiff. 

Probably a smart then so yeah not good.
 
Thats a bad idea as windows does not like it.

What 550w thermaltake?
 
Did you reinstall windows? A move like that will make windows unstable