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AMD Ryzen 3600X
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ASRock B450 Steel Legend
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16 GB Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 3200Mhz CL16
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RTX 3070 FE
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NZXT H510 White
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1TB Sabrent Rocket Q M.2 NVME / 2TB Seagate Barracuda HDD
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Corsair TXM Gold 650W
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MSI Optix G27C4 165(actually only 144)hz 27" monitor
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Stock AMD fan, 3-pack InWin Sirius Loop 120mm fans
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Ducky One 2 Midnight (Cherry MX Reds)
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Razer Basilisk X Hyperspeed
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Yamaha RH10MS
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Windows 10 unactivated B)
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Surface Book 2 13.5" i7-8650U / 2GB GTX 1050 / 256 GB SSD / 8GB RAM
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Video was pretty cool, but I was hoping to see how lesser cards (3070, 2060, even 1070) could do 8K just for shits and giggles.
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Banned because latin is still a valid language.
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New "Gaming" Rig To Replace Ivy Bridge
weeblord replied to geokilla's topic in New Builds and Planning
I'd recommend this mechanical keyboard if you don't need the numpad. However, if you do, and you like your clicky switches, then I would recommend the Razer Huntsman when it goes on sale. On the official Razer website the MSRP is $150, however I got the one I'm currently typing on right now for just $80 on a sale on Amazon. Although it looks like it's out of stock right now so you would have to wait until end of January. -
+1 this. I'd say that Windows gives you more flexibility with apps, although it can be more taxing on hardware so you'd need to make sure the specs will be able to work well with it. Android is nice because it's fairly lightweight (although bloatware can depend on the company) and the lack of difficulty in setting it up / navigating settings on a mobile device.
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Merry Christmas Eve!
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CPU stuck at .39GHZ after buying new laptop
weeblord replied to Downkey's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
Wait a minute, how are you even running Windows 10 then? Minimum requirements state at least a 1Ghz processor. That's clearly below it, unless it's .39ghz per core and it just barely makes it over the mark. -
Upgrading a 6year old pc - GTX980, i5 4690k
weeblord replied to WilsonPereira98's topic in New Builds and Planning
Honestly, the best way to upgrade would probably be your graphics card. I've seen setups that have a CPU similar to yours but with a 3080 inside (with little to no bottlenecking), so I would try to get a used high-end 20 series or maybe increase it a bit more for a 3070. You could also get a better cooler and try overclocking, if you're not against it. Old Intel CPUs like yours get the most out of it. -
How to make my pc go to sleep using my phone
weeblord replied to raybwolf's topic in Operating Systems
Because........science! -
Do you think that PC building is on the decline, or will it become a "household activity"? Many people today seem less and less interested in getting their hands dirty with the insides of their computers, but as the same time a lot of my friends are converting.
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Upgrading PC parts. Wondering if my PSU Watt is enough.
weeblord replied to JerryB.88's topic in New Builds and Planning
You might be able to get by, but I would be cautious since power spikes on 30 series cards are notoriously bad. -
I thought AIOs were louder than decent air coolers due to the pump noise??
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How to build a PC without getting RIPPED OFF! Holiday 2020 Buyers Guide
weeblord replied to NickHeavy's topic in LTT Official
I mean that wouldn't be wrong either. -
I'd recommend a Noctua or Be Quiet! cooler like the NH-U12S with a modified fan curve rather than the Freezer 34, although I don't know much about that cooler so it may be fine alone. Although a fan curve adjustment would probably help with noise still.
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Yeah, I looked at benchmark comparisons and they were both pretty much a couple frames within each other.