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My pc specs are as follows: MSI Z370-A PRO LGA 1151-2 ATX Motherboard Core i7 9700 Zotac Gaming RTX 3060 Twin Edge OC (Boost 1807MHz) 12GB (15000MHZ) Corsair CX750W Bronze power supply Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (4x 8GB) DDR4 CL14 2400MHz Memory Black 5000D CORE AIRFLOW Mid-Tower ATX PC Case — White 2 fans the front(intake) 1 fan in the back (exhaust) hyper 212 evo V2 cpu cooler Storage: SSD 860 Evo 1TB - windows 11 x64 installed on ssd ST2000DM008-2FR102 and I just want to know what I might need to upgrade and if I might be bottle necking on my pc because my fps dips a lot and I don't think I'm getting the fps I'm supposed to most of my games I play in 1440p but I have switched them to 1080p with minimal to not noticeable performance differences there's a chance Im expecting too much but I'm unsure
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I have an rtx 3090 from nvidia its the ftw3 one i also have an i9 12900k 12th gen and 64gb of ram 3.5 tb of storage and a asus motherboard i forgot what its called
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I haven't upgraded the PC in a couple of years and it's due. This area is not my specialty so I was looking for some advice. The GPU is at the top of my list along with a new monitor. What else should I look at? Nvidia GTX 1080 GPU AMD Ryzen 7 1700 Eight-Core Processor 16.0GB Single-Channel DDR4 RAM Gigabyte Technology Co. Ltd. AB350M-DS3H-CF (AM4) Motherboard 931GB Western Digital WDC WDS100T2B0A-00SM50 (SATA SSD) Drive The SSD card was my most recent upgrade, I plan to put in an RTX 4070 along with a new monitor to go with it of course. What else should I think about upgrading for better gaming performance?
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Overall the system will primarily be used for Unity development over the next few years and games such as BG3. Ray tracing is not all that important and won't be used during development of games etc. Budget for the desktop is £2250 and a colour accurate monitor for £300 + calibrator for £100 . Any thoughts on the specs etc, haven't decided on a monitor just yet.... https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/Gy3JkJ Cheers for any help in advance, Lex. -
(First off, I would like to say that I have never used any forum before in my life. So if this is the wrong location to be asking this kind of question, or if you all don't really talk about this sort of thing normally, just let me know!) Greetings everyone, I don't really visit Forums, sub-reddits or other similiar forms of media, but this time I needed to make an exception. I was planning on upgrading my PC for a long time but never did it. Until recently where I finally did decide to upgrade. I am pretty happy with my choice but I was going to ask for some advice. I saw that Linus was both happy and disappointed about the GPU that I chose, and I wasn't sure aswell if the overall configuration works well together. Since, I remember some friends of mine talking about bottle-necking my setup or something like that. Also, about the "mix" of AMD and a GeForce card, instead of a AMD CPU with a AMD GPU. So I wanted to ask some people if they could tell me if I made the right choices, or if I need to chance some things up or not. Did I overspend? Could I have saved somewhere? Or should I have gone a bit deeper in some areas and left a lot of room for improvement? I'm not new to pc's and 'tech' perse, but I'm just not sure how well components work together and what items are concidered a waste or not. I chose the parts, and the company will put the pc together and install the software/windows and all for me. But I can still ask them to chance some parts if it fits/works for them aswell. Considering if they have the items on hand or not for example.
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Just a brief snapshot of my current PC. I have it cooled on air only, no watercooling. CPU cooler is a Zalman 90mm open fin cooler. Current rated Athlon X2 64 base clock is 2.7ghz ... Overclock'd to 2.9Ghz... Yes I have a Radeon HD 6770 in as my primary card and also am using the IGP, Radeon 3300, 128mb as a linked graphics card. Giving me 1152mb of graphics memory. It's an old rig (PC) but it works great for games like WoW, Warframe and GTA 4, etc... New rig coming in the near future... -
Also why is my ram capped at 1600mhz, I have a rog z390-f mother board with xmp profile 2 enabled. http://speccy.piriform.com/results/nwSZzA5j0sKHUBhJkXYDmC5 and please feel free to point anything else that may be hampering my performance. -
I have an: intel core i5 10600k, nvidia geforce rtx 2060, 1 SSD and normal, and 32 gb memory. i just got a new cv650 psu. before that psu i had a cv450 and i frequently crashed and would freeze in games.will this fix it or is it be something else? note: if you need a better description of my specs let me know. im not claiming to know a lot about this, im just looking for advice also: im testing that psu today hopefully it help with my issue
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His main objective is to build a gaming-focused machine. The bar he decided to set is the following He wants to play Cyberpunk at 1440p 60fps+ High preset and was wondering if the following suggested graph is overspec'd or too weak I'm not good at telling these things as I really have no extra parts to run benchmarks. Additional notes: • This is all hypothetical, He's sure as hell not interested in getting scalped as soon as possible, he'll wait. • He owns a 144hz 27" curved monitor, connected to a hp pavilion (i7 9th gen, gtx 1650) that is apparently a terribly built overheating piece of poo. planning to keep the monitor. • He's smart, doesn't know how to build a pc yet but I promise you he can learn in an hour if needed, is not afraid of messing around in the system, is capable of writing code for games in Unity and s**t. • I don't feel like recommending him any AMD for the graphics department, as of now, Unless you found an incredible offer over Nvidia counterpart (haha, not funny) I really don't see the benefits, I have an AMD card and, although I love at least having a card, I really hate all the driver problems, and graphical hiccups, plus he messes around in creative software a lot, I Suppose Nvidia is more suitable for rendering. (feel free to prove me wrong but last time I checked..wasn't worth it) That...should be everything, ask away anything you need to know. And thanks for reading, I know It's a poem but I believe in giving a consistent amount of details when asking for help.
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so i've got the funds now to purchase an m.2 ssd, but i'm not really sure what to look for when it comes to top of the line specs. my board supports pcie 4.0 so maybe i should get a ssd that supports it aswell? i'm not sure but any help would be appreciated. *wd_black sn850 is my choice for now but if anyone has any other bang for the buck ssds feel free to share your opinions
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Hi there, I'm looking for a laptop to use for entertainment purposes and occasionally do the odd spreadsheet with or use to work on a word file. I'm have my sights focused on a dell xps 13 although would consider others if recommended. I am currently confused as to which specs to choose as I'm only using it for entertainment purposes really will I need 16GB of ram and the better of the two processers? Or will they be useful for future proofing? I also feel that the 1080p display may be underkill and that the 4k display may be overkill... Any insight would be greatly appreciated, thanks so much, Josh.
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Hi, I brought a prebuilt system back in 2019 or round about then. The specs are: Motherboard: ASUS® H310-PLUS R2.0: ATX, DDR4, LGA1151, USB 3.1, SATA 6GBs Memory: 16GB Corsair VENGEANCE DDR4 2400MHz (2 x 8GB) Processor: Intel® Core™ i7 Eight Core Processor i7-9700 Graphics Card: 11GB NVIDIA GEFORCE RTX 2080 Ti (Palit dual fan) Power supply: CORSAIR 650W VS SERIES™ VS-650 Storage: 2TB SEAGATE BARRACUDA SATA-III 3.5" HDD, 6GB/s, 7200RPM, 256MB CACHE M.2 Storage: 256GB ADATA SX6000 Pro PCIe M.2 2280 (2100 MB/R, 1200 MB/W) Case: COOLERMASTER MASTERBOX MB600L CASE I was new to pc gaming back in 2019 when I got this pc, I have been a console player from the beginning and at the time had done a fair bit of research on pc components, watching Linus, Jay etc at that time. So I decided to go for a prebuilt as I didn't feel confident enough to build one myself (which I regret now). Gaining the knowledge about the computer components, I forked out to get the best at the time (excluding the NVidia titan cards) a sorta reasonably priced system with a 2080Ti in it. Since I had first got my pc, I had been having issues with keeping my graphics card cool and keep the fans from going so loud trying to cool down my already thermal throttling card. So since my 2 year warranty ran out I took it upon myself to try and fix the problem. So about a week ago I upgraded my case to allow much more airflow compared to the Cooler master master box case. The master box case was just terrible for airflow, there was basically none. So I took the plunge into upgrading my case to a MSI FORGE 100R. The case swap was a little bit challenging, being my first time actually physically moving the components, putting my theoretical understanding and YouTube video tutorials under the test, but thankfully I didn't break anything. However, I thought that would at least help my gpu from reaching 84C, but it did nothing pretty much. I just wanted a second opinion on what I should do next, I've been considering getting the NZXT GPU AIO mount to water cool my GPU but yeah, its really frustrating having a card that just doesn't cool well and I loose performance because of it, not to mention its super loud.
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Hello, I am trying to maximize my performance on a Minecraft server. I will list the specs below but I was wondering if they seem like a good system to run a server on for the long run, or if there are bottlenecks that could come up. Any help is appreciated; here are the specs for my server. Operating System: Microsoft Corporation, Windows Server 2016 Standard Evaluation (10.0.14393) (en-US) Motherboard Model: Storage: 3TB of storage on HDD with one hot-swappable drive Processor(s): Two Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5620 @ 2.40GHz (16 virtual) (X64) Available Memory: 48GB of ECC DDR3 RAM Intel Corporation S5520HC
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I would like to apologize beforehand for any typos and grammatical errors. Also, since all the pages are in swedish you can find the specs under "specifikationer" tab. Here we have 3 pre-builds: https://www.inet.se/produkt/2219422/asus-rog-strix-g15dk-ryzen-7-16gb-1tb-rtx-3070#specifikationer https://www.webhallen.com/se/product/334998-ASUS-ROG-Strix-GA15-R7-5800X-16GB-1TB-RTX-3070-Win-10?gclid=CjwKCAjwsNiIBhBdEiwAJK4khq1mDLACoK0LtI0B0MRbb4EN7-u7BIjzDQkCyh8HlZn5nnEbinTmZhoCquUQAvD_BwE https://www.netonnet.se/art/gaming/gamingdator/stationar-gamingdator/asus-rog-strix-g15dk-r5800x097t/1019493.12917 Both 1 and 2 have same product number (G15DK-R5800X080T). ROG Website https://rog.asus.com/se/desktops/mid-tower/rog-strix-ga15-series/spec List of problems, unanswered questions and annoying things I've encountered: Both 1 and 2 can be found on ROG website by the product number but I was not able to find the third one. Could not find specs of the 3070 that is in the build. Could not find the clock frequency of the ram on the ROG original website but it is mentioned in the link number one. Should I assume it was tested by the seller ? Why is 1 and 2 3k more expensive than 3 if the only difference in the mentioned specs is the amount of storage. (512gb Samsung 970 pro costs 1590kr | would buy SATA SSD anyway) When you look at the specs on ROGs website it says that it has SO-DIMMs for G15DK-R5800X080T. Site number 1 lists the chipset as the motherboard. There is probably more things out there that I have not noticed yet, but at the same time I don't think I will keep looking because for some reason it makes my blood boil. I have no idea how to conclude this entire post. On one hand pre-build number 3 seems like a steal in comparison to 1 and 2 atm. This is only under the assumption that everything between these two system is the same except the storage. On the other I would really like a new custom build but I know it is not currently possible without overpaying. I guess my 770, 4770k and 8gb of ram will have to suffice for a little longer unless someone can confirm that the pre-build numer 3 is actually worth buying and that the difference between G15DK-R5800X080T and number 3 is indeed just the storage. Let me know what you think. Ty!
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To anyone that knows about specs, help! I have made a pcpartpicker list and am wondering if its any good and if i am missing anything crucial to start building my PC. https://nl.pcpartpicker.com/list/KdgJ4d this is the link. [i am aware that there is no GPU included, as they are incredibly hard to get right now for a reasonable price] i am planning on doing video editing, play minecraft, valorant and such games. I am wondering if this will do the job and if all the parts will fit and work together. And i also wanna know if i am getting my moneys worth with these parts, can i get some of them for cheaper or are there even parts that work better for the same amount of money etc. Also feel free to send me a 'better' list for the same amount of money, and an explanation as to why its better (i would love to learn more about that stuff) ANY advice is HIGHLY appreciated!!
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I am building my first pc and wanted advice on the list of specs i have gathered, keep in mind my budget is around 1050 USD dollars. I mainly wanna do video editing on it and play games such as minecraft, valorant and COD. CPU; Intel Core i7-10700F 2.9 GHz 8-Core Processor CPU cooler; be quiet! Pure Rock Slim 35.14 CFM CPU Cooler motherboard; Gigabyte B460M DS3H Micro ATX LGA1200 Motherboard memory; Crucial Ballistix 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory storage; Western Digital Blue 500 GB M.2-2280 Solid State Drive storage; Seagate Barracuda Compute 2 TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive video card; AMD Radeon Pro WX 2100 2 GB Video Card power supply; EVGA BR 600 W 80+ Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply operating system; Microsoft Windows 10 Home OEM 64-bit the total is $1052,77 Am i getting my moneys worth? Will this do well long term? Is there anything i could improve while staying with in my budget? Will i be able to run enough fps playing the games i am buying it for? I am very new to all this and i need any advice i could get on this! (english is not my first language so sorry about that!) -
I'm just curious, but what is currently the strongest gaming laptop? Disregarding everything, just focusing on its specs and performance. Thanks/ -
Well, here we go again. For my last purchase, the seller had “Unconventional problems” and had cancelled (yet luckily refunded) my purchase. Yes, I am very mad. But I’m looking at a new pc here. Here are the details. 1) ASUS ROG Strix Z490-G M-ATX motherboard 2. Intel - Core i7-10700K 10th Generation 8-Core - 16-Thread - 3.8 GHz (5.1 GHz Turbo) Socket LGA1200 Unlocked Desktop Processor 3. NZXT Kraken Z63 280mm - RL-KRZ63-01 - AIO RGB CPU Liquid Cooler - Customizable LCD Display - Improved Pump - Powered by CAM V4 - RGB Connector - Aer P 140mm Radiator 5. Seasonic FOCUS Plus 750 Platinum SSR-750PX 750W 80+ Platinum ATX12V & EPS12V Full Modular 120mm FDB Fan Compact 140 mm Size Power Supply 6. Fractal Define 7 PC Case 7. Lian Li UNI fan SL120 (4 total) 8.. Custom Cables that connect to all parts, with the exception of one motherboard cable will need answers quick as if this is a good pc, because I ain’t tryna fuck my own ass rn.
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Hello there. I have an unraid server that is basically purely used to run plex and dumb storage. For that it works fine just fine since that doesn't require anything fancy. My specs: Ryzen 3 2200G Gigabyte GA-A320M-S2H AMD A320 8GB G.Skill Value DDR4-2133 CL15 Single-slot bunch of wd reds 8tb Samsung 1TB ssd cache I tried to run a minecraft server for me and my friends. We were 3 but max would be around 5. As long we did move as a group the server held up quite good. But as we moved separately the server lagged and finally crashed. I obviously did not build the server to be able to handle a game server but i wonder what i would need todo to do that. I read some server specs that were meant to run game servers but they always were build to handle much more than what i would want. I cant really get useful information out of them. I have 2 questions. What made the minecraft server lag and what would i need to upgrade to handle game servers? my goal is mainly one minecraft server for my friends and i but it would be nice to know what is needed to maybe run more. Since the problem was with us moving separately I thought it maybe was the ram i allocated to the minecraft server. Increasing it did change anything which leads me to beleave the cpu is the main factor?! I would be rly thankful for any help you can give me
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so don't know much about computers, and I don't really know which forum to use but are these specs decent or is there something a little better I can get?
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Soooo recently might my PC has been doing these random Lag Stutters when im playing a game while running Discord as well (Games like Valorant). It does one big lag spike and the 5 seconds later anther lag spike and then Boom MY PC Reboots itself and its so frustrating. I'm not sure if its because I have a bad power supply or maybe its my CPU or maybe the motherboard. but I've been thinking of getting a new CPU and Motherboard because while I play I have OBS Discord and A Game running at once and maybe its too much for it to handle. I'll leave my specs under this so you guys can get an idea of what im working with and maybe help me with my issue. This another issue maybe it doesnt have to do with this but sometimes I can be playing a game while discord running in the background and all of a sudden Discord like mutes my ability to hear the people in a Voice Call and Im forced to restart my PC because they cant hear me either its so weird and this plays along with my PC rebooting its self as well. If anyone knows how to resolve my problem PLEASEEE help me out Thanks a bunch PC Specs. CPU- Ryzen 5 2600 GPU- GTX 1660 super Mobo- Asrock B450 Pro4 RAM- DDR4 3200 2x8gb sticks SSD- EVO 90 250gb HDD- 1TB Seagate PowerSupply - ARES Game 500W+ Bronze I was thinking of upgrading getting a Ryzen 5 3600 as well as a MSI B450 Tomohawk because I think my old ones may be the issue if not PLEASE Recommend me some parts. This is a content creation and gaming build. -
Budget (including currency): US Country: US Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Emulation, Lab Networking, Media Server, and Gaming I understand that right now might not be the best time to buy PC parts but I just wanted to know from a scale from 1 to 10, how capable is my rig? Don't really care about peripherals since I dont play E-sports. Here are the specs: Thermaltake CORE X71 Black ATX Full Tower PNY CS1311 120GB 2.5" SATA III Internal Solid State Drive Corsair Hydro Series H110i GTX Cooling Intel Boxed Core I5-6600K 3.50 GHz (BX80662I56600K) Ballistix Sport LT 16GB Kit (8GBx2) DDR4 2400 MT/s (PC4-19200) EVGA SuperNOVA 850 B2 80+ BRONZE, 850W Semi Modular ASUS Z170-A ATX DDR4 Motherboard GTX 1080 Founders Edition
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I wanted to ask will my pc run Adobe Premiere Pro, After Affects, Photoshop My specs: i5 3470 Gtx 660 2gb 8gb 1333 mhz ram i wont be doing high level editing, i will just do some light level editing for my youtube channel and some Fiverr Clients -
Anyone know the specs the stock fans that come with the case (275r airflow) I know their 120mm 3pin non-pwn but know nothing else/ can't find anything (maybe im blind)? Also if their not good what fans would you suggest? Btw i have to use a sata fan hub my motherboard only has 1 4 pin header and 1 for cpu cooler (asrock b85m-itx) I have the fan hub already Deep cool FH10.
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Budget (including currency): 1300$-1700$- flexible Country: US Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Games and light work 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): Hi everyone! I'm David, I am a recent PC convert after using a Playstation for over 13 Years and now that I have some budget I think I am ready to transition to a gaming PC. I have a rough list of parts that I like (visually, Price and general performance) but I don't know enough to be sure that everything works together as it should.. and that I am not wasting money on something that is total overkill.... my hope is to be able to game on 4K at 60fps (that is what my TV allows) and later buy a 1440p high refresh rate monitor when I'll have the space for it. The things that are important to me are: SPACE- the smaller pc, the better. Noise- I currently use a STRIX GL703GE and it's loud, so less than that but doesn't have to be completely quite. Future Proof- of course to a degree but I'd rather spend a little more money now and not have to upgrade for another few years. so Here is my parts list (for the CPU I plan to buy the new 5600X and GPU a 3070 (in one form or another)): Any help will be appreciated!!! Thanks :)
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