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Hi! Specs: 12th Gen Intel Core i7-12700K (AIO cooling Waterforce 240) NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 Ti (KFA2) 16GB (2x8GB) 4600MT/s (F4-4600C19D-16GVKE) Gigabyte Z690 AORUS ELITE DDR4 (with latest BIOS update F29) Samsung SSD 860 EVO M.2 1TB So I have a specific problem with one specific game: PUBG Problem is that I know that on these specs the game should run easily 300+ fps on low settings. I can see from CapFrame that my GPU is kind of "lazy" - that when playing on low settings, it wont use all the load and the load is decreasing over time. So pull on low settings reveals exactly on what I just wrote: And pull on ULTRA settings shows that I am having basically the same FPS, but now the GPU is doing its work. I have also asked one friend of mine to have a pull on Z790 mobo, and he is facing the exact issue. Meanwhile I have another friend who did also a pull for me to compare and it looked like that: I have a suspicion that it might be MOBO based problem, but after going through hours of tweaking BIOS and so on - I have yet to find the solution. Does anyone have any good ideas or knowledge that why is GPU acting this way? Or could there be anything else behind it? Any thoughts/recommendations or anything is highly appreciated! All the best from snowy Estonia, Jaexy

When i work and play games or do anything in pc then pc will goes on standby mode pc lights fan every properly work but display goes to standby i changed dp cable same issue i tried

I need help with selecting a GPU. Theses are my requirements My budget is $357.00 My other parts: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/richtracy_az/saved/rtZ3wP 1. support for DirectX 12 with Shader Model 6.6 atomics 2. Display Port *I'm building a PC for coding and some gaming. Also some light video editing.

So first let me establish a couple things: I'm for physical media and like Luke said during WAN show once "real physical media, not just discs disguised as digital download codes". The title could be a tad click baitey as I'm not sure if it is truly accepted on PC, but feel like its been much more accepted, at least from my perspective as someone who actually returned to consoles for the physical media after being a PC gamer for quite a while. I'm not defending digital only, its good for some, but I don't want it to be the only standard, just pointing out an oddity that I've noticed and could be entirely wrong about, hence why I'm asking the community. So in my perspective it seems that Steam and Blizzard being digital only have been wildly accepted as just natural and I can't remember anyone ever really blinking an eye or raising an eye brow at the topic. PC was all digital and console was not. However as modern consoles have begun to switch to digital I've seen a flurry of discussions about media preservation, proper ownership, games being taken away after the fact (thanks Ubisoft) and loss of access due to down servers whether they're for the game or the platform you purchased them on. Those discussion points are great and I want them pushed further as I want physical media to stay permanently, but it feels like it's really only being and only has been directed at the consoles. Perhaps these discussions did take place as physical media for PC gaming began to drop off and I was just too young or not in the scene when it was occurring, but if we're going to have these discussions about media, ownership and online services, should we not have it about ALL forms of media on ALL platforms? How come streaming movies, music and downloading games on PC have seemingly been accepted but we draw the line at consoles. Should the line not be where any possibility of the removal of perpetual ownership of a piece of media is concerned? Perhaps I'm just becoming the old lady screaming at the clouds. lol Would love to know your thoughts on the subject and any information I might be missing. Also just for good measure, f### Ubisoft. lol

I’m thinking of getting a 240Hz monitor, but I wonder what I can expect if I am only able to get an average of 180FPS. Sometimes above 240FPS. I play competitively. I feel like G-Sync will throw my pacing way off and maybe I should have a FPS limit set to 239? My current setup is a 120Hz monitor where I have minimums never go below 120FPS, while I also use RTSS (RivaTuner) Scanline Sync. I’d love feedback from a theory point of view, but also from those with various experiences with this.

Old games, no online functionality. How do we feel? Howdy folks, as a part of a university project, I'm writing about current industry practices regarding the Maintenance and Preservation of older video game titles. At a certain point, I'm writing about the slew of older games that have since lost their online functionality (example: World at War) and the fact that the game is still listed for sale on Steam for £19.99, the same price as when the game first released in 2008. Steam does not explain that the online functionality is broken, and Activision alongside other companies often outright refuse to allow third parties to create servers and maitain them for these titles, and any who do are often slapped with the heavy side of a legal sledgehammer (im looking at you, nintendo). Also, in regards to these games, is it okay for companies to shut this functionality down even though at the time, you relied on the boxart of a game to choose if it was for you, most of these boxes praising their online functionality. How do we feel about this? Any suggestions for ways to fix the issue for both developers and consumers?

So i was wondering has anyone quit a franchise before ? like final fantasy , call of duty and etc. ? I decided to quit call of duty all together because of all the cheating and you will have to worry every time you play it on pc and hoping no one got a hold of it, i thought naw it wouldn't ever happen to me and been playing the franchise since original modern warfare 3 the first cod back in the day i hit prestige in , but the the other day i was doing one of the smg challenges and all of a sudden i was logged out and thought maybe the servers were down or the servers got ddosed , but what was also strange was when i immediately quit out of the game and want to get on to Firefox to check the servers there was a file being downloaded with some letters, like example what i got : gxdyetoy html. i quickly canceled that download and scanned with malwarebytes to be on the safe side (thankfully nothing happened) and decided yep im done xD and now im going to be learning about helldivers 2 lol. also sorry if this is in the wrong section, been a long while since ive been on any forums XD

Hi all So my main machine has 2x 256GB nvme for sul boot windows 10/linux and a 1/2 TB nvme for a cache drive. I will be upgrading to windows 11, but the drive is working but out of warranty. So I think I may get the crucial MX500 sata drive for windows 11 - 500GB. Model no: CT500MX500SSD1 Apparently they have much better write endurance and warranty lengths, compared nvme of similar prices. Also it apparently has DRAM cache & a decent slc cache setup. The drive with windows 10 nvme will be put into a server, specifically as an L2arc in truenas scale. When it fails, no data loss! I have some cheap 16GB intel optanes + some pciex1 adapters. they are cheap. I did find this interesting: At 5.13, it shows the crystaldiskmark results. The Q1T1 random 4k reads are 159.43MB/s. That is better than most nand nvmve drives it seems. I already have a primocache personal license. So on windows 11, could have: 1/2TB nvme to cache my games on the NAS ISCSI - doing already. Sata SSD for windows 11 OS only, cached with 16GB intel optane - 4k block size & read only cache. I would like to know who else is doing the optane caching in this way for the OS drive? What is the cache hit rate? Thanks

Hello, i've been struggling with issues for a month already. I built this PC last September and i can't say it has been a smooth ride. First, i had random crashes when playing intensive games. Fortunately, this was my CPU overheating and it was easily fixable by changing to a new cooler (i was using the stock one) Everything went great till last month when i started getting random crashes and restarts while gaming. At that time, the PC would crash even when playing non intensive games. Having youtube on the background was enough to cause a BSOD. I thought this was fixed by reinstalling drivers in safe mode using ddu, but yesterday i had a little bit of free time so i decided to play a couple of hours of Teamfight Tactics (a really non intensive game) and it crashed to desktop (Event ID 1002, Application Hang in event Viewer) Today, i tried playing Crysis Remastered and it made my PC restart (without a BSOD) after just 15 minutes. My PC specs are as follow: Ryzen 5 7600 Nvidia RTX 4080 (Gigabyte Gaming OC) ASROCK B650 PG Lightning Motherboard CORSAIR RM1000X PSU G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo CL 30 @ 6000 mhz (2x16GB) RAM. When i tried Crysis today i was expecting it to crash, so i was keeping an eye on temps at all times. They were as follow: CPU temps Average: 80° Celsius Max: 88° Celsius GPU temps: Average: 60° Celsius Max: 65° Celsius. These are the 3 dump files i currently have: https://www.mediafire.com/file/onq79akcicyexky/Minidumps.zip/file

Budget (including currency): 1000 USD / ~4000 PLN Country: Poland Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: When it comes to games I will play GTA 5, Elite Dangerous, Halo Infinite, Cyber Punk 2077. The biggest tool on the hardware (especially GPU) will be probably my development job in machine learning – training models, evaluating them, building apps around them. Other details: These are the parts that I plan to build. RTX will be used thus lowering its cost to around 372 USD. Any suggestions GPU RTX ASUS TUF 3070 Ti CPU AMD Ryzen 5 5600X MB ASRock B450M-HDV R4.0 RAM Kingston fury renegade ddr4 32GB 3600 mhz POWER MSI MAG A550BN 550W CASE Genesis Irid 503 V2 (NPC-1558) SSD Lexar NM710 2TB M.2 2280 PCI-E x4 Gen4 NVMe

"Optimizations for windowed games improves gaming on your PC by using a new presentation model for DirectX 10 and DirectX 11 games that appear in a window or in a borderless window." So for DirectX 12 games, is it indifferent?

Budget (including currency): 2000 USD (yes I'm slightly over budget for this pick, but that's acceptable) Country: Hongkong/China & US (I can get the parts from the US, I don't think there'll be an issue with shipping or acquiring them to HK) Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: See for more detailed explantion. Mostly web surfing, moderate gaming, most of the performence requirements will be used to play around ML and generative AIs. Other detail: (planned) CPU: Intel Core i7-13700K 3.4 GHz 16-Core Processor ($343.99 @ Amazon) [choice between Ryzen 7 7800X3D and 13700K. I want the iGPU for backup and felt I don't need comparable or better gaming performence. I don't think I need the extra cores from the 14700s or i9/Ryzen 9. LGA 1700 is sad but if I needed an upgrade I'm willing to get a new motherboard. It's probably overkill anyway] CPU Cooler: Deepcool AK620 ZERO DARK 68.99 CFM CPU Cooler ($55.99 @ Amazon) [No specific reason, just believed AIO isn't as needed or CPU cooling is that necessary anyway.] Motherboard: Asus TUF GAMING B760M-PLUS WIFI II Micro ATX LGA1700 Motherboard ($199.99 @ ASUS) [This is a Mobo I can get locally. No real reason other than a B-chipset, microATX, and a pricy brand. All of which is just passion choices] Memory: Corsair Vengeance 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-7000 CL40 Memory ($149.99 @ Corsair) [I decided to lower the RAM size for a high clock speed, probably got sold snake oil] Storage: Western Digital Black SN850X 2 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive ($169.99 @ Best Buy) [No particular reason] Storage: Seagate BarraCuda 4 TB 3.5" 5400 RPM Internal Hard Drive (Purchased For $0.00) Video Card: MSI VENTUS 3X OC GeForce RTX 4070 Ti SUPER 16 GB Video Card ($882.93 @ Amazon) [4070 Ti Super is a must, brand and model, I'm told, is not as important] Case: Corsair 4000D Airflow ATX Mid Tower Case ($104.99 @ Corsair) [Avalible and recommended by pcpartpicker] Power Supply: Corsair RM850e (2023) 850 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply [I thought 850W should suffice, matching brand and form factor] https://pcpartpicker.com/list/Tp2JWt Almost everything except for the 4070 Ti Super and micro ATX for a mid-tower (well those two are arguble too) is open to suggestions.

Hello guys, I am planning a switch to Arch when my new SSD comes in, I have been testing it for over 4 months now, and to my relief it is actually getting worse performance than my Ubuntu 22.04 LTS install for the first time in Quake Champions which is one of the games I love to play in my free time. On Ubuntu it gets 300FPS (300 being the cap which is the maximum cap for that game) and on Arch (as of recently) it gets 67-80FPS which is really unexpected, as there has been no change in the software I run on Arch (unless you include the updates I did). By the way I just did a sudo pacman -Syu and the system is up to date as of 11th April. My GPU is an Nvidia card, I use proprietary drivers on both my machines, most specifically the 550 drivers (Arch has the 550.67 drivers and Ubuntu has the 550.54 drivers). My DE on Arch is Plasma 6 and GNOME on Ubuntu. I use Wayland on both systems and it pretty much is the only thing that can help me, a person who has multiple mixed refresh rate monitors. Especially with the Explicit DRM Sync merge and the upcoming 555 drivers implementing Explicit Sync in May (according to Nvidia at least) the future looks really bright. Do you have any suggestions on what may be the reason of these problems? Also, if you do have fixes you implemented or you know of tell them. Thank you very much for reading. If you have any questions regarding my configuration, do not hesitate, put them in the comments. Here are the clone posts I made on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/1c1e9n2/has_anyone_noticed_any_noticable_performance/ https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/1c1cg1p/arch_gets_less_fps_200fps_difference_on_my/ Here is my post on the GamingOnLinux forums: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/forum/topic/6057/page=1/#r41987

Hey! I am looking forward to upgrading my pc a bit in the next few months. First a want to upgrade my CPU. I have had it for quite a while now and in certain situations I can feel its age. Later I am looking forward to upgrading my GPU to something like a 4070. So what CPU would you suggest buying right now? (not too expensive) Ryzen 5 3600 Gigabyte RTX 2070 Super Gaming OC MSI MPG B550 Gaming Plus Corsair RM850 As far as I know my mainboard shouldn't be a problem right? A BIOS Update should make it possible to pair it with newer ryzen CPUs (AM4)? Thanks!

I've been asking this same question on multiple platforms and haven't got a clear answer and this my last attempt. I built this pc to run games at 4k 60fps with high settings. Also built it for VR as well. My pc runs terrible with most games with lagging when loading new scenes and random fps drops. I was told it's my CPU, then was told it's my graphic card and I'm just confused. Hopefully someone can tell me what part needs to be upgraded. My Specs: Processor: 11th Gen Intel Core i7-11700F 2.50GHz Ram: 64gb DDR4 Clocked At 3600ghz Graphic: AMD Radeon 7800xt (Ver. 24.3.1) Storage: 2.5tb SSD OS: Windows 11 Pro (Ver. 23H2)

I have recently stumbled on some deals on HP's store and they are as follows (check images), I don't know if they're efficient for current and next gaming titles and also their durability(temperature and long term usage) but your advice will be very helpful, if there other laptops which can be within the range of price and performance I'm open to suggestions, thank you. Note: I would be gaming at mid/high settings either 1080 or 1440, whatever the device supports.

I'm looking for assistance in upgrading the heart of my PC. I've had mostly the same setup since 2011 and the CPU/RAM and it is starting to show its age in games like Helldivers and Destiny 2 and for design tasks. I have mostly a good core build but I am looking for guidance in picking the next heart for my PC for the next 5-10 years. (hopefully) Your budget, location and time of purchase? $600/US/Next couple weeks - Month Which local retailers are available? Amazon, MicroCenter, Best Buy, and other online retailers What is the PC for? 1440p 144FPS shooters, Video and Graphic Editing, GenAI models Any aesthetic preferences? None, Don't care about RGB or how pretty it is. Interest in overclocking? CPU/GPU/RAM? Yes Extras/peripherals required? None Existing parts to reuse? Storage Case GPU(Gigabyte 3060 12GB or 3070 8GB FE) PSU Monitor Peripherals Link to existing Build PCPartPicker Part List Type Item CPU Intel Core i7-3770K 3.5 GHz Quad-Core Processor CPU Cooler Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO V2 62 CFM CPU Cooler Motherboard Gigabyte GA-Z77X-UP4 TH ATX LGA1155 Motherboard Memory Corsair Vengeance 8 GB (2 x 4 GB) DDR3-1600 CL9 Memory Memory Kingston HyperX Predator 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR3-2133 CL11 Memory Storage Samsung 840 Evo 250 GB 2.5" Solid State Drive Storage Crucial MX500 1 TB 2.5" Solid State Drive Storage Samsung 860 QVO 1 TB 2.5" Solid State Drive Storage Hitachi 7K1000.C 1 TB 3.5" 7200 RPM Internal Hard Drive Video Card NVIDIA Founders Edition GeForce RTX 3070 8 GB Video Card Case Corsair Obsidian Series 800D ATX Full Tower Case Power Supply Thermaltake Toughpower Grand 850 W 80+ Gold Certified ATX Power Supply Optical Drive Lite-On iHAS124-04 DVD/CD Writer Monitor Gigabyte M27Q 27.0" 2560 x 1440 170 Hz Monitor Keyboard Das Keyboard Model S Professional Wired Standard Keyboard Mouse Razer Basilisk V2 Wired Optical Mouse

I'm becoming more mobile and not using my desktop much. I'm considering of buy a 14" laptop for web development and light/casual gaming. It should handle 4k monitors easily without stuttering. I'm considering the Legion Slim 5 Gen 8 AMD (14") with RTX 4060, 32gb ram, AMD Ryzen™ 7 7840HS. I'm used to lenovo's warranty and they're quite good. What do you guys think?

Budget (including currency): 350GBP Country: England Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: BeamNG Drive, Medium graphics wanting 60ish fps 1080p 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): Case MUST be under 33cm tall because of my desk, upgrading from 2012 iMac, 3.2ghz i5-3470, 24GB RAM. will build in about a weeks time, but can start buying parts now, will get GPU from ebay or FB marketplace, as new GPUs are way out of my price range, already have all peripherals, want to run 2 monitors, min of 16gb ram, thinking AM4 maybe 5600g, need wifi,

I'm trying to decide between getting a good gaming headset vs a quality studio grade one , I've read lots of reviews and this what it came down to : - pros for hyperx : pretty good built in mic , wireless, supports DTS and probably has better sound positioning , will be used without a AMP/DAC - Pros for Beyerdynamic : Detachable cabel , probably a better sounding headset in terms of sound quality (better bass , more neutral sounding ) , maybe a better cup material (velvet)? - they are both closed back which is probably what I need to Block the noisy laptop fans + noise coming from outside - the mic isn't a must have but is a really nice + , as I could use my laptop's built in mic What's really making me hesitant is that a lot of reviews talk about the DT 770 having a firmer grip on the head for a better seal , but that makes them get warmer even in a relatively short time ( most people say an hour ) lots of reviews say they are perfect for short bursty usage , while the hyperx ones are supposedly more comfortable for long gaming sessions There's also the ongoing problem with hyperx firmware ( check the pinned post in the subreddit ) that's bricking the headsets when they connect to pc and have the ngenuity software open

Starting about 3 or 4 days ago almost every game I play will run flawlessly until a random crash or freezing issue occurs. When this happens I have to close and restart the application and 9/10 the app runs perfectly for a time until it happens again. I cannot find any issues with my hardware (temps, voltage, power draw, etc) that would cause the issue and I am at a loss of where to look/how to diagnose Every driver I could think of says its up to date, windows is up to date, I have verified game files on basically everything and they are good. I did a different scan I unfortunately cannot remember - utilizing the command prompt in which a file was found corrupted but presumably was redownloaded after the scan/a hard restart. The only error message ive received comes form Valorant and states that the issue is my graphics drivers crashing, I have attempted to uninstall, reinstall, and roll back my graphics divers multiple times but the issue persists. pls help

Budget (including currency): 800 € Country: Czech Republic Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Mainly gaming (1440p 165hz), Hobby use of Davinci Resolve (Paid version) Other details: Hello, I would like to ask if this is a good idea to upgrade. My GPU is heavily bottlenecked by my i5 11600k. Therefore, I have decided that I want to upgrade my CPU and go for the AM5 platform due to the fact that I like this generation of AMD CPUs and their overall gaming performance. However, before I do that, I wanted to ask if I will harm my productivity in Davinci Resolve by making this upgrade. I reckon the paid version of Davinci is heavily dependent on GPU rather than CPU, where my 4080 should do the job just fine. Also, going from a 6-core to an 8-core CPU should still be better for my productivity. So, if somebody could give me their input, that would be highly appreciated. I just think this upgrade will overall help both gaming and productivity. Current build: CPU 11600K 32 GB ram DDR4 Motherboard: Z590 MSI PRO WIFI GPU: 4080 Ventus Overall 3 TB of storage (gen 3 SSDs) PSU: MSI MEG Ai1300P PCIE5 Planned upgrade: CPU: 7800X3D Ram: 32GB DDR5 6000mhz CL30 Motheboard: MSI B650 TOMAHAWK GPU, PSU and storage will remain same

I am trying to host a local Minecraft server on pc hopefully without port forwarding using a VPN service but I do not understand how to do so. I am hoping to only allow access to this server from one MAC address allowing me and my friend to play. I can’t find a rock solid answer online so I thought I would present this problem here.

Specs: Mobo: MSI MAG X570 TOMAHAWK WIFI ATX MOTHERBOARD (BIOS ver. 1.F0, 12-Oct-23) RAM: G.SKILL Sniper X Series 16GB (2x8GB) 3600MHz DDR4 Memory [upgraded to] Corsair Vengeance LPX 64GB (2 x 32GB) DDR4 DRAM 3600MHz C18 Memory Kit Storage: Samsung 970 EVO Plus 500GB M.2 PCIe NVMe Internal SSD (Boot Drive) + Seagate BarraCuda ST1000DM010 1TB HDD (Data Drive) Cooling: Noctua NH-U12S Chromax Pure Black CPU Cooler Case: Cooler Master Masterbox K501L RGB (ATX) Mid Tower Black Cabinet With Tempered Side Panel PSU: Antec Earthwatts Gold Pro Series EA750G Pro 750W Monitors: 2x BenQ 27 inch QHD Designer Monitor PD2700Q GPU: GALAX GeForce RTX 3070 SG (1-Click OC) 8GB GDDR6 Graphic Card CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X Desktop Processor (8 Cores/16 Threads/3.8GHz) Windows 10 Home (64-bit) I was playing Valorant with my friends when I saw a notification for a new GameReady Driver (551.86). I installed it and continued gaming. I also stream on YouTube so I'll link one of my streams for a reference of the GPUs performance. I then proceeded to shut down my PC and upgrade my RAM (mentioned above). After clearing CMOS and booting up again, I logged in to Windows. And that's when Windows became extremely slow. I'm talking sluggish mouse movement, Start menu taking 5-10 seconds to load, any UAC window for launching Admin stuff taking 5-10 secs to load. My whole computer was extremely slow. I restarted into Safe Mode, DDU'ed the driver and booted back into Normal Windows. Everything ran smoothly again. Then Windows automatically installed an older Nvidia driver. Still ran smoothly. However when I launched Valorant, it ran at 25-30 fps. That was no good. I installed the latest Nvidia Driver again. Same problem. Extremely slow Windows performance. 10-15 fps on Valorant and Heaven Benchmark. I stumbled upon this troubleshooting video that JayzTwoCents had put out a while ago wherein he talks about disabling Windows automatically installing drivers so that it's a truly clean install. So I redid the entire DDU process again - this time checking the option to prevent Windows from doing that - installed the latest driver and... same problem. So then I thought maybe it's just a bug in the latest driver and Nvidia would release a hotfix for this driver eventually. In the meantime, I would roll back to an earlier driver. (All driver installations henceforth are done after DDU in Safe Mode.) I went through 4 or 5 different versions. Starting from one just before the latest driver (551.76), dating back to the version that I first had when I played Cyberpunk 2077 in December 2020 (546.33). All of them caused the same issue - smooth performance before the driver, sluggish performance after. I tried using 1 stick of RAM and clearing CMOS. Same issue. I tried my old stick of RAM. Same issue. I replaced the CMOS battery. I reseated the GPU and RAM. Same issue. Tried the Studio Driver. No differenece. Same issue. I eventually took my PC to my local vendor from who I had originally bought the parts (Prime ABGB, Mumbai). They swapped my drives for one of their SSD boot drives and it ran smoothly. Installed the latest Nvidia GR driver and was able to recreate the same problem. Slow performance. Then they swapped the 3070 for a 2080 Super from their test bench. And it worked smoothly. With latest Nvidia Driver, it hit 250+ fps on Heaven. Unfortunately, they do not undertake GPU repairs and it's out of warranty so I can't get a replacement either. I am aware that I'll have to shell out some serious cash and pick up a new one. But given that I have nothing to lose, I'd like to try and repair this one. Also, given the fact that it runs smoothly without a driver, I'm wondering if there is a plausible solution? Again, I'm at my wit's end. So any help would be greatly appreciated. Note: I am typing this thread out on that same machine and it's currently running super stuttery. Attaching a video of current Valorant gameplay shot on my OnePlus for reference: https://youtu.be/EJBztSxhK50?si=g8b1L1HQB77oh0Xo

Current SPECS: Ryzen 5 3600, 6600XT, 32GB 3200MHz, Aorus Elite B450M, XPG Pylon 650 Budget (including currency): 100-150 USD Country: Pakistan Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: GTA V, RUST, RDR2, AC Valhalla & I do 4K video editing too (mostly large projects). Plus I'm learning UE5 on this machine.