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I currently have an RX 6800 XT in my system, and I'm looking to potentially upgrade it soon. I game on a 4k@60Hz Monitor and I also do some rendering/3d modeling on Blender. I also have an I9 12900KS as my cpu. I'm wondering what would be a good upgrade for my graphics card. I'm thinking either a 7900xt or xtx for AMD and the 4080 for Nvidia. I won't be going 4090 because it's way too expensive for me. Which would be a good upgrade?
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I have been looking for best 4k gaming monitor take full advantage of PlayStation 5, I’m mostly single player right now I’m not looking to go back to competitive shooter games type I’m mostly playing story of games, so I’m looking a monitor that run 1440p or 4k and run smooth with 120 fps and with color accuracy you know that color pop when I’m looking around while passing story it looks amazing with quality and colors and running smooth, and I know I won’t get %100 experience since I’m working budget around $500 or $600 so which monitor would you guys recommend me i have some monitor on my own i have been looking and thinking about you tell me which one is best for me - Gigabyte m32u LG 32GR93U-B - Samsung odyssey G70B 32/28 inch - LG 27GP950-B
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Budget (including currency): $1500 - $2000 NZD ideally (can be up to $2500) Country: New Zealand Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Minecraft (heavily modded minecraft), Terraria, Skyrim, CIV 6, Cities: Skylines, Youtube, KSP2, just to name a few Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600 Motherboard: MSI b450 tomahawk max ii RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB RAM 2 X 8GB, DDR4, 3200MHz, Unbuffered, 16-20-20-38, 1.35V, Black GPU: ASUS GeForce RTX 2060 Dual EVO OC 6GB Video Card Storage: Samsung SSD 870 EVO 1TB (SATA (SSD)), Samsung SSD 970 EVO Plus 1TB, Western Digital WDC WD10JPLX-00MBPT0 (SATA ) 1TB PSU: Corsair RMx Series RM650X V2 650W - 80 Plus Gold - Full Modular PSU Case: DEEPCOOL CL500 4F ATX Mid Tower Monitor: MSI Optix G24C4 24" FHD 144Hz Curved Gaming Monitor Keyboard + Mouse: Razer Blackwidow V3 PRO + E-Blue Cobra II EMS151 Hi guys, my friend helped me build my first PC last year, but I'm wanting to upgrade it so that it's suitable for 4K gaming, and he suggested that I post here so that I can get some options and advice. All my details are listed above, and would ideally be starting off upgrading my motherboard, CPU and GPU. I would like to have a motherboard that would handle and be suitable for future upgrades, and for a better CPU to preferably be Ryzen (maybe Ryzen 7?). Budget is in NZD not USD, hence why up to 2500. If anyone could recommend any specs, that would be great. With regards to Monitor, ideally curved and 4K, only need one at the moment (need advice on this, even my mate doesn't have the expansive knowledge). I know these are typically low ended games and 4K would be pretty pointless, but I do like having shaders/raytracing on with Minecraft, so there's that, plus 4K just tends to be so much more visually, as opposed to 1080p.
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Budget (including currency): $3,000 USD Country: USA Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Destiny 2, Cyberpunk, Ark, Fallout 76, Borderlands, Anno. Web Browsing, Streaming. Other details: I'm looking to upgrade my graphics and game play quality. I'd like to run a 55-65" 4K screen and have the ability to run current AAA games at ultra settings 60FPS steady or better. Currently I'm running 2x ASUS VP278H 1080p panels on a Strix 3060 V2. I can run games on my 1080 at fairly high settings, but for some reason when i go to 4k on my UN55RU8000FXZA TV, it drops to low and I get screen tearing and terrible lag, even when I enable the game mode (using certified HMDI 2.1). Also it only supports freesync. Any suggestions on how to hit this? I don't necessarily need a Smart-Tv. Something dumb is ok. Current Spec: Windows 10 Pro 64-bit ROG Maximus XI Hero (WI-FI) Intel Core i9 9900K @ 3.60GHz Coffee Lake 32.0GB Dual-Channel DDR4 @ 1600MHz (16-18-18-38) Strix NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 V2 OC (speccy says 4gb, nvidia cp says 12gb) 3726GB Intel Raid 10 Volume ST200DM0008 931GB Intel Raid 0 Volume SSD Samsung 970 Evo Plus M.2 Realtek PCIe 2.5GbE H150i Pro XT AIO water cooled. HX1200i PSU K95 Plat XT keyboard iCue Nexus Dark base pro 900 r2 case
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Hi, Recently i just upgraded my Gaming Rig & i only use my Desktop PC for 4K Gaming (No Streaming). Never play: COD Warzone, PUBG, CS, Apex, Valorent types of Games. Mostly Playing: FIFA and other story Based Games like Tomb Raider, Far Cry, Assassin Creed, Battlefield, TC Breakpoints, RDR etc. PC Spec: Motherboard: MSI MPG Z690 Carbon Wifi CPU: Intel Core i5 13600KF Cooling: Custom Liquid Cooling Loop RAM: G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB DDR5-5600 CL30-36-36-89 (16GB Single Stick) GPU: ASUS ROG Strix LC RTX 3080 Ti Display: Gigabyte M32U (144Hz IPS 4K) Samsung 970 EVO Plus NVMe M.2 SSD PSU: ASUS ROG Thor 850W Platinum OS: Windows 10 I want to change my DDR5 RAM, currently i am using 1 single stick of 16GB 5600MHz (CL 30 may be). I want to change to 8GB 2 stick 5200MHz (CL 40). I want to know that in DDR5, is there any performance difference issue in 4K Gaming if i switch to CL 30 to CL 40 Also want to know is there any performance difference issue in 4K Gaming if i switch to 5600Mhz to 5200Mhz Be informed that i only use this setup for 4K Gaming (No Streaming), so it doesn't matter if there is any performance difference issue in other cases like video editing, rendering, Streaming etc. as i don't do those things.
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I was talking on twitter how i was excited to play cyberpunk and a few others games in 4k and a random twitter user said “playing high end games in 4k would destroy your pc within 2 years” Im pretty sure what hes stating is false but wanted extra thoughts. P.S. i have a 3090 and 5900x build. The monitor is the ASUS ROG Strix XG27UQ 144hz 4k
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Hello to all... You can SKIP to the questions in the bottom! I'm saved money to make a huge update. Since OLED is the BEST image quality EVER, perfect HDR and even response times and overall pictire quality, i'm planing to get the: LG 48'' OLED 120 Hz VRR I have i realy NICE combo cpu+ air cooler+ram+mobo and since i'm going to play 4k, maybe a custom resolution 3440 x 1440, and stream with RTX NVENC with is best image quality tham X264 and 0 CPU intensive , i was thinking if i could stay with my current PC and use the money for the display and a 3080Ti... Intel® Core™ i7-2700K 4.5 Ghz Air Cooler DeepCool Lucifer K2 Corsair Vengeance 4x4GB 1600 MHz DDR3 CL9 SABERTOOTH P67 LGA1155 Chipset Intel® P67 Express I'm mean... A 2600k oc can push a 1070/980Ti in 1080p right? My questions are: 1) In 4k/Ultra and 1440p/21:9/Ultra the 2700k set to 4.5 Ghz can push the 3080 Ti? And 5 Ghz? My 2700k and mobo can go easily! 2) Since OLED has perfect blacks i has thinkg in make a custom 21:9 resolution and play that way... The VRR will work in custons resolutions in full scream mode? 3) Since my PC will be only GPU intenssive and acording to https://outervision.com/power-supply-calculator Expert Will full load at ≅ 476 W I can swap my 450 W Gigabyte PSU with my sisters CX550 and still used? 4) This monitor has LFC? Ty all...
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amd Ryzen 7 3700x vs Ryzen 9 3900x in 4k Gaming
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Hi. I want to get a new Gaming PC. But I'm not sure if I should get an Ryzen 7 3700x or an 3900x. I know that Games don't use that much CPU Power, but I don't know how it is in 4k gaming. And although there are games like GTA 5 that need a lot of CPU power. So I'm asking you for your experiences or knownledge in this Topic. *(I'm very sorry if I typed some mistakes in this text. I am not english so sorry for this.) -
Hello everyone, Let's get this out of the way first: I hate wires. I love wireless tech because i think that it is the future. So i recently bought a Lenovo Legyon Y540 (i5 9300H / RTX2060) and a Smart TV (LG 49UM7100PLB) because i really, really wanted to sit on my couch with my Wireless XBox One controller in hand and play the Witcher 3 (for the 3rd or 4th time). I used the Windows 10 Connect function to connect my laptop to the TV (Wireless); set the TV screen as the only screen active; and launched the Witcher 3 and it worked. But something was a miss. The quality of the image was poor. i mean, it was playable but it looked bad. The foliage looked like blobs of green squares and it took a very long time for the image to sharpen itself so that it, again, looked decent. Now, don't think i'm stupid in using tech that i do not understand, or expecting miracles from tech which are very far off. I knew from the very beginning that this would not work well and connecting to wireless displays is not for playing graphically intense games; but i was expecting it to be way better that it actually is. So, my questions are: where do you think the problem lies? and what can i do to improve this experience? For reference, i already gave you the model of my laptop and TV; they are both connected to the 5Ghz wireless band of my home router: D-Link DIR842 (yes, it has crossed my mind that this router could act as a bottleneck. I will be testing this later this week with a friend who is rich and whom can afford more expensive networking kit). Also, just for reference, i have tried both 1080 and 4K (because i'm insane) and they pretty much behave the same. Also, also, i have tried both Low graphics settings in game and Ultra and Ultra behaves better for some reason. (you would think that having to pass more graphical data through a 5Ghz WiFi network would make the experience worse, but, in fact it makes it better). Also, also, also, the TV is set in Game Mode (because i'm ... Gaming) and the WiFi signal.... well, basically i took the router and placed it between the Laptop and the TV and it didn't make a difference.
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Budget Between 2000 and 3000 euro for the PC. Already have a great UW 144hz monitor, mouse, keyboard, etc. Goal I'm building this system primarily for gaming on my 4k television and ultrawide monitor on ultra/high settings. It's also being used for software engineering tasks and running multiple virtual machines at once. Therefor the 3900x and 32GB RAM. What I'm looking for I'm looking for a powerful workhorse which is as silent as possible under heavy load. That's why I've picked the case and AIO watercooling. I'd rather buy a more powerful pc right now and be able to use it for heavier tooling in the future than having to upgrade in a few months. My current systems are a Dell XPS 7590 BN79015 and a Dell XPS 9570 BNX97003. I'm looking for a PC which is more powerful and hopefully a lot more silent when running a few VM's. I'm going for a closed off case (home-office) so RGB is not a necessity at all. What I need help with 1. Are all the components compatible with each-other? 2. Are there components worth a down- or upgrade for my goal? 3. Are there upgrades available (necessary) to make the PC as silent as possible? Parts PCPartPicker Part List Type Item Price CPU AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 3.8 GHz 12-Core Processor £599.59 @ Overclockers.co.uk CPU Cooler Corsair H150i PRO 47.3 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler £139.98 @ Amazon UK Motherboard Gigabyte X570 AORUS PRO ATX AM4 Motherboard £242.98 @ Laptops Direct Memory Corsair Vengeance LPX 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR4-3200 Memory £148.38 @ Aria PC Storage Samsung 970 Evo Plus 500 GB M.2-2280 NVME Solid State Drive £94.79 @ Amazon UK Storage Seagate Barracuda Compute 2 TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive £52.38 @ Aria PC Video Card MSI GeForce RTX 2080 SUPER 8 GB GAMING X TRIO Video Card £729.99 @ CCL Computers Case Fractal Design Design Define R6 USB-C Blackout ATX Mid Tower Case £138.65 @ Overclockers.co.uk Power Supply Corsair RMx (2018) 750 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply £94.00 @ AWD-IT Operating System Microsoft Windows 10 Pro OEM 64-bit Prices include shipping, taxes, rebates, and discounts Total £2240.74 Generated by PCPartPicker 2019-10-06 14:51 BST+0100 * Don't look at the prices shown in the PCPP table, I'm ordering from The Netherlands and there are almost no stores affiliated with the website. Therefor the euro prices are completely out of normal store rates.
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rtx 2080 ti Need help with this, 4K gaming and entertainment.
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Hey all, I mostly wanna play games at 4k and some csgo at 1080p 144hz and netflix. So I'm a little confused betwen the choices below. Help me chose the right spec: Shall i go with r5 3600 with 2080ti? Or R5 3600 with 2080 super Or r7 3700x with 2080 super or 2080 ti Also 3200mhz memory 16 gigs Some x570 mobo that will research separately. Note: i don't plan on upgrading the gpu and cpu at least for the next 5 years or so. So please suggest accordingly. Also keep the bottleneck in mind. I don't want that ? Zero productivity at all. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. -
PCPartPicker Part List Type Item Price CPU Intel - Core i9-9900K 3.6 GHz 8-Core Processor $474.99 @ Walmart CPU Cooler Corsair - H100i PRO 75 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler $138.49 @ OutletPC Motherboard Asus - ROG MAXIMUS XI HERO (WI-FI) ATX LGA1151 Motherboard $282.89 @ OutletPC Memory Corsair - Vengeance LPX 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR4-3200 Memory $159.99 @ Amazon Storage Western Digital - Blue 1 TB M.2-2280 Solid State Drive $109.89 @ OutletPC Storage Seagate - Barracuda 3 TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive $79.89 @ OutletPC Video Card NVIDIA - GeForce RTX 2070 8 GB Founders Edition Video Card Case DIYPC - Gamemax ATX Full Tower Case $67.99 @ Newegg Power Supply Corsair - CXM 550 W 80+ Bronze Certified Semi-modular ATX Power Supply $52.98 @ Newegg Optical Drive Asus - BC-12D2HT Blu-Ray/DVD/CD Writer Operating System Microsoft - Windows 10 Home OEM 64-bit $99.39 @ OutletPC Prices include shipping, taxes, rebates, and discounts Total (before mail-in rebates) $1526.50 Mail-in rebates -$60.00 Total $1466.50 Generated by PCPartPicker 2019-06-26 02:00 EDT-0400 Opinions on this build? I'm an amateur but I'm keeping the i9 CPU and would prefer if there was a case with an optical drive CD/DVD/BluRay/CDR/CDRW
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On March 19th, Google unveiled Stadia. This, is interesting. In lamens terms, this is Netflix for games. By Google. "The Future Of Gaming Is Not A Box" -Stadia Website They boast that you can game where you want, when you want. Very much the WYSIWYG of gaming. The keynote showed a google employee (I assume) on YouTube, and watches a Assasins Creed trailer for the next iteration of Assasins Creed and while the trailer had just ended and you would normally have to wait for the game to be relased on the console that you want so you can play it. The idea with Stadia is that you will have a clickable link much like a annotation in the ending of the video that says "Play on Stadia" clicking on this will bring you instantly into the game. This isnt just a emulator where you play it but not a fill spec. You play in 4k! with the option even to go to 8k in the future. Crazy? I think so. Now, are you not on a laptop anymore? You can move to a phone, in real time, and without losing quality. Then you can move to your tablet, and even to your television on a Chromecast. SAme quality, no loss in fram rate (allegedly) and no lost in progress in the game. Google already does this with the Chome TAbe. You can be on a website on your phone and then you can pick up where you left off at the computer. Google Chrome shows what you had open on your phone and you can just click on it and go. Stadia, does this. The team at Google has though of everything. Including the game stramers. With Stadia, while playing a game, you can simultaneously stream your content in the native framerate and quality DIRECTLY to YouTube. That's awesome. Now the quality? Stadia claims on their website that you can game at a 4K quality with HDR at 60 FPS! No need to get your graphics card updated, and/ore getting a whole new computer. Once again, AWESOME! The best part about all of this, is the games all "live " in th cloud so you save your space on your computer, or phone and that's how you can play it on Chromecast since the Chromecast has no memory on it. I know that there is a lot of talk here about software, and cloud based gaming but you can say "Hey! I want to use a controller. I like the feeling of pressing the buttons and using the sticks" to which I would reply with. "Use your sticks with protection" But in seriousness, Google is releasing something called The Stadia Controller. What exactly is that? The controller looks like a hybrid XBOX and Androuid TV controller. White in color cause Google is about that Asthetich. There is a D-Pad and a pair of joysticks. There is also trigger buttons, and a A,B,X and Y button on the right. Much like a XBOX Controller. There is two buttons on this controller. One called "Capture" and the other for the Google Assistant. Just in case you need to know the weather while gaming. Let's say that you have a controller that you love too much to move away from. Stadia, will have support for USB Controllers and Keyboards and Mice. Lets go back to that Capture Button. This is what you will press to stream to YouTube, No need to fiddle with any web streaming service to show what you are doing. Just press, and go. Theoretically. Now the hardware. Is there any? Google as we know has server farms all over the world. What this allows them to do is tap into each of these for rendering capabilities. So if you are in Dallas, the server farm nearest you renders more of what you are doing and the people around you are doing as well within Stadia. Same goes for if you are in Los Angeles, or New York. Not just in the USs too! Canada, U.K, Japan. All over. With this farm technolohy that Google alrady has, they partnered with AMD for their graphics processors. This gives each GPU 10.7 Teraflops of graphics power in EACH INSTANCE. Partners. As mentioned before, Google has partnered with AMD for GPU Technology, but they have also partnered with Unreal Engine and Unity for Stadia, as well as Vulkan because the bulk of Stadia runs in Linux. A curious point of interest is that some games that require more power. The user can request more nodes at more farms to render their games fastr and make sure that there is no loss in fPS and quality. State Share. With State Share, you can take a moment that is "special" or "awesome" and share it to social media for people to see, it populates a link and you can sent to Facebook or whatever Social site you have. Google also wants down the line to bring production of Cross Platform Play. Theoretically this will allow STadia users to play against people on XBOX or PS4 or PC. Allowing for a broader playing ecosystem. So the final question; Is this the end of console gaming? My answer probably not, because there will always be people who prefer console gaming or PC gaming over this "cloud based gaming" that Stadia is creating. However, Stadia brings forth many questions of, does the console you have at home really need the HArd Drive to save the games? Could we just game off the cloud streamed to the console you already have? That's just a question for when it comes to market. You can learn more about Stadia at their website. As well as sign up for more updates. GO HERE TO CHECK IT OUT
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Hey everyone, I'm new to the forum and wanted to reach out and see if anyone could help me with a problem I'm having. I have a Gigabyte Areo 15x laptop with an i7-8750H CPU, GTX 1070 Max Q GPU, 16 GB RAM, and 512 GB SSD. I'm hooking my laptop up in my living room to my Samsung NU8000 TV via an HDMI 2.0 cable. My laptop has a 1080p display, but the TV is 4k, so I set the display settings in windows to be 4k output, and mirror the screen so I've got images on both displays (at different resolutions of course). When I go to play games with this set up, there's noticeable lag between the laptop display and the TV display which is affecting my ability to accurately play games. I've got the TV in "game mode" which according to Rtings.com should have my TV somewhere around 16-18ms of input lag. I'm not sure if this is a normal effect of utilizing HDMI or if there's an underlying setting that I'm missing here. Thanks for the help everyone!
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So I'm currently running a 6600k at 4.3 ghz paired with a 1080 TI. I'm using a 60 hz 4k monitor and definitely feel like my CPU is bottlenecking. Is upgrading to a 8700K (6 cores 12 threads) the best price to performance or is a non-hyperthreaded 8 core 9700K going to be worth the extra 40 to $50? Secondly I'm vacillating between a Rog strix z390 E and the cheaper ASUS Prime Z390-A.
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So I've been recently talking in a lot of forums and discords about potentially upgrading my current rig slightly, which currently has an fx-8350 CPU and a GTX 1080 Ti graphics card. My original plan was to potentially upgrade to a 2700x, however right now I don't have too much of a reason for it, as I am already getting really good performance at 4k. But one thing I've constantly noticed is for some reason, many people greaty underestimate the power of the 8350. Even on a thread about overclocking it, many people just said "don't bother, get a Ryzen", while in many other places, people were either super confused about my config, or even outright refused to believe me when I said I was getting great performance. I've seen people saying that "gaming at 4k would be impossible" while providing random YT videos as "prove", and when I tried to say that it can't be impossible as I've been doing it since October, they simply refused to believe me, and that's just one example. Someone else even started talking about some lawsuit I've never even heard about, which included AMD lying about the performance of the 8350, and that somehow was suppose to be "proof" of it being bad? So why is underestimating the 8350 such a common theme, and why do some people go so far as to deny my performance just to keep on believing it's "really bad" or something?
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Hi guys, I currently have the following system: Intel Xeon 1230 v3 at running at stock speed 3.3 Ghz Asrock B85 Pro4 Nvidia PNY GTX 1080ti 16.0 GB DDR3 running at 1600 MHz Cryorig H5 Ultimate cooler LG 27UK650 4K monitor Samsung 850 EVO 256 GB boot drive 650 W power supply I use the system mainly for two things: editing photos as I am a working professional photographer and playing games at 4K. For the editing part, the system runs OK but it's obviously not blazing fast. When I have large batches of photographs to process as I often do, CPU usage hits 100% and it does struggle a bit. How much faster would Ryzen 2700x be in this specific scenario? When it comes to gaming I noticed that even though the GTX 1080ti should be enough to run games at 4K 60 fps with high details, sometimes I only hit 50 fps on average and the game play isn't the smoothest. Would an upgrade to the Ryzen 2700X noticeably improve my FPS in games? Remember that I only want to achieve smooth 4K 60 fps frame rate. Would it be better to wait until 2019 and the coming Ryzen 3 CPUs? Thanks in advance!
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So... as the title suggests, i'm running 2x EVGA 1080 Ti - SC 2 GAMING iCX SLI with 2x Asus ROG PG27U monitors. For the LIFE of me, I cannot figure out how to maximize my settings to make this work. I'd like to game in 4k WoW, but can't break past 30-50 FPS and my mouse is all wonky. Are my expectations not realistic? Gear wise i'm running: i9-7980XE Processor 64 GB GSKILL Ripjaws V DDR4-3200 2x NVIDIA GTX 1080 Ti - 11GB - EVGA SUPERCLOCKED 2 GAMING iCX MoBo: ASUS Prime X299 Deluxe PSU: 1200 Watt - EVGA SuperNOVA 1200 P2 Platinum Primary SSD: 2 TB Samsung 860 PRO SSD M.2 SSD: 2x2 TB Samsung 970 EVO M.2 PCIe NVMe looking to try and maximize my investment with the PG27U but not really sure where to look. I've been mostly an Apple user until recently.
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Hey I trying to buy a desktop for mostly gaming and video editing for YouTube and streaming too!! I have few concerns.. I was given a specification list by a PC maker and he told, We can use dual 4k monitors with this specification.. My main concern is can I play 4k gaming with dual 4k monitor if not can I at least game with 1 4k monitor. The specs are 1. Cpu- i7-8700 up to 4.60 (6cores) 2. Gpu- mail gtx 1060 oc v2 6gb 3. Motherboard- gigabyte-B360M-DS3H 4. RAM- 16gb 5. Power supply- Corsair VS550 (550W)
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Hey all, I plan to have my pc in another room to mitigate noise, if i use another pc in another room and hook it up to a 4k monitor, can i stream from my main pc to that one and game at 4k?
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Hi, LTT. I am building a computer for a friend for video editing/light gaming (csgo, Fortnite, etc). He has a 4k monitor and wants to game/work at native resolution. I am wondering whether a 1080 ti would be necessary if all he is doing is light gaming and editing some 4k footage every once-in-a-while. I also suggested that he not go for 32gb of ram right away as the prices are through the roof right now. I'll link the pc part picker list below. Thanks for any recommendations. https://pcpartpicker.com/user/eman596/saved/HDdqkL
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Creating this post to get some ideas whether should i rebuild a new system from scratch or get a ready made one off the shelf from acer/msi/asus? Current build, i5 7500, aorus atc700 cooler, 550w psu, msi b250 gaming mobo, 2x8gb ddr4 rams, galax gamer gtx1060 6gb, galax m.2 240gb boot drive, 1tb seagate hdd, hkc 2k 144hz monitor -.- current build cant give me good frame rates even in 1080p, am planning to upgrade but this issue hits me, i've been using this build for a year now, previously using 120mm aio cpu cooler, failed me in less than 6months -.-, and quite often i need to reset default settings on bios and sometimes games are unable to launch n need to remove n put back the gpu, kind of fed up with it n feels like the whole set up is unstable. Am thinking of upgrading my cpu to a i7 8700k, new mobo, new psu and gtx1080. After considering the cost of upgrade, im afraid it might be unstable again(i hate small fixes here n there), might as well i sell my current rig with the $$ i go get a ready build cpu from well known brands like acer/msi/asus? Should i upgrade/rebuild a new system or get a ready made system off the shelf?!? (no need to give advices on using any ryzen or amd stuffs, im only accepting intel stuffs on my desk! haha)
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Hey guys I'm planning to get a gaming PC but it should handle 4k 60 fps and that PC should cost about $600 or below I will play Rocket league, Doom, CSGO, Battlefield 1 and probably fortnite Actually i play rocket league in 1024x768 with a playable 10 fps. So i thought for an upgrade from my 9 years old Thinkpad. So guys please help me giving some PC parts list which should handle 4k 60 fps.
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Hi, i am currently running a Ryzen 7 1700x on an asus prime x370. At this moment I have a gtx 1060 6gb in the rig. I was too broke to buy anything better, and I already had two 1080p gaming monitors from asus that maxed out at 60hz. i am hoping to upgrade my monitors to either a 4K setup, or a really wide 1440p monitor. I plan on upgrading the gfx card down the line. any suggestions regarding the best bang for the buck 4K displays for work and gaming, or an ultra wide to replace both? My budget is no more than $1000.
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Would these parts be able to run 4K res. monitor at roughly 60FPS consistently? Or do I need to look into more expensive parts - in which case would GPU upgrade alone do it ex. 1070ti or would I also need to spend more on a CPU/mobo ex. i5 8600K? - Assuming higher game settings - though not necessarily maxed out on all games - Games will be mixed genres (so some more cpu dependent vs others) and assume at least some will be current and up coming triple A games - Assume full tower build with 16GB RAM, NVMe SSD, aftermarket cpu cooling & non-ref cards - so there shouldn't be other system component limitations. I will use the PC for work & other things too but none of it requires much performance power at all relative to gaming. Thanks.