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4 hours ago, ProGET said:

 

i actually found something but rog i think is the best from these - rgb and good fans - any other card is 550$+

what about that gigabyte oc? 

 

I would get the Pulse out of all 3 of those and then just get the best motherboard I could afford..

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so i want it to be working with asus aura, but i believe its only compatable with Asus motherboards so best b450 motherboard - i will be overclocking

but i need it for max 200$ 

i need aura to sync with vega 56 rog graphics card so if something works with this it would be cool anyway. 

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High end strix B450, take a look at the B450 F

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look for a used Asus X370 Crossair VI motherboard.

 

dont buy it new, its not great in terms of pricing.

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4 minutes ago, GoldenLag said:

look for a used Asus X370 Crossair VI motherboard.

 

dont buy it new, its not great in terms of pricing.

Pretty sure the 300-series boards don't all support the new Ryzen 3000 series. It's best to go for 400 series.

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Asus is kinda trash when it comes to price/perf on am4, i guess you're out of luck...

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1 minute ago, valdyrgramr said:

A) That one would and can handle it.

B) It's A320 boards that won't get full support.

Hence i said pretty sure. I'd still wait for them to come around and see how well they have their BIOS in order.

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14 minutes ago, Majestic said:

Pretty sure the 300-series boards don't all support the new Ryzen 3000 series. It's best to go for 400 series.

only A series boards arent getting fully supported. 

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6 minutes ago, valdyrgramr said:

I believe it's only ASRock, Biostar, and like maybe Gigabyte who will give a lot of support to their low end.  It's just most are not giving a lot of love to A320.

ASrock i believe confirmed A 320 support. i could be wrong tho. 

10 minutes ago, hello_there_123 said:

 

 

Asus is kinda trash when it comes to price/perf on am4, i guess you're out of luck...

 

we have a tierlist aswell. its a tade bit more comprehensive. 

11 minutes ago, Majestic said:

Hence i said pretty sure. I'd still wait for them to come around and see how well they have their BIOS in order.

BIOS is more or less in order. also i think the Crossair VI has BIOS flashbacks. 

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17 minutes ago, Majestic said:

Pretty sure the 300-series boards don't all support the new Ryzen 3000 series.

we are in topic 

wait for 3000? (r5 2600 - price) 

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what about Asus TUF b450 pro Gaming?

i want to overclock to 4.2 (i think idk what performance is r5 3xxx going get) 

i can go Asus TUF B450-PLUS Gaming but nothing more expenive 

Maybe Asus TUF b450 plus Gaming?

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2 minutes ago, ProGET said:

what about Asus TUF b450 pro Gaming?

i want to overclock to 4.2 (i think idk what performance is r5 3xxx going get) 

i can go Asus TUF B450-PLUS Gaming but nothing more expenive 

Maybe Asus TUF b450 plus Gaming?

 

the sad truth is that i would avoid almost all TUF products. they just arent great. 

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1 minute ago, GoldenLag said:

 

the sad truth is that i would avoid almost all TUF products. they just arent great. 

Sorry idk why it pasted 2nd wrong, i meant this is max - Asus ROG STRIX B450-F GAMING is it any good? 

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1 minute ago, ProGET said:

Sorry idk why it pasted 2nd wrong, i meant this is max - Asus ROG STRIX B450-F GAMING is it any good? 

i mean you can read the tierlist. its not great. 

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2 minutes ago, GoldenLag said:

i mean you can read the tierlist. its not great. 

Yeah but there is no a Word bout' "b450-f". 

I cant get crosshair couse noone in poland resale's them. 

any ideas? if rog b450 actually runs that 4.2 GHz i dont really care is it 

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its not in worst afterall

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7 minutes ago, ProGET said:

Yeah but there is no a Word bout' "b450-f". 

Yeah there is. Its Tier C.

 

7 minutes ago, ProGET said:

any ideas? if rog b450 actually runs that 4.2 GHz i dont really care is it 

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its not in worst afterall

Most likely wont from what i know. It might on a good chip 

 

You ideally want Tier B or higher. 

 

I would just not buy Asus. 

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3 minutes ago, GoldenLag said:

Yeah there is. Its Tier C.

 

Most likely wont from what i know. It might on a good chip 

 

You ideally want Tier B or higher. 

 

I would just not buy Asus. 

i would not as well but i want that vega 56 rgb support that b450 tomahawk wont give me. the thing is Asus (in poland) is about 150$ (600zł) cheaper than rest (idk why, even gigabyte oc is more expenive) 

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10 minutes ago, ProGET said:

i would not as well but i want that vega 56 rgb support that b450 tomahawk wont give me. the thing is Asus (in poland) is about 150$ (600zł) cheaper than rest (idk why, even gigabyte oc is more expenive) 

i actually found something but rog i think is the best from these - rgb and good fans - any other card is 550$+

what about that gigabyte oc? 

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4 hours ago, ProGET said:

 

i actually found something but rog i think is the best from these - rgb and good fans - any other card is 550$+

what about that gigabyte oc? 

 

I would get the Pulse out of all 3 of those and then just get the best motherboard I could afford..

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9 hours ago, ProGET said:

i actually found something but rog i think is the best from these - rgb and good fans - any other card is 550$+

what about that gigabyte oc? 

would suggest getting the Sapphire card. no only will it work with other RGB software, they also make the best cards

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pusle doesnt get ones, but 

5 hours ago, GoldenLag said:

they also make the best cards

its True for amd, i will actually buy pulse - i can flash it to 64 as well and it doesnt look that bad. 

Maybe i'll buy NAVI but idk if im actually gonna wait longer. new ryzen price will decide. 

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1 minute ago, ProGET said:

its True for amd, i will actually buy pulse - i can flash it to 64 as well and it doesnt look that bad. 

Maybe i'll buy NAVI but idk if im actually gonna wait longer. new ryzen price will decide. 

you dont need to flash to Vega 64. just mod the powertables and such. 

 

also frees you from buying Asus boards which right now arent great. their top tier products are okay/good, but anything else is most likely a miss. 

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just a fyi: you can control rgb of it on other motherboards too, just not synced

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7 minutes ago, LukeSavenije said:

just a fyi: you can control rgb of it on other motherboards too, just not synced

so what to do for god's sake

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5 minutes ago, ProGET said:

so what to do for god's sake

I'd say get something outside asus, and control the gpu separate from the rest of the system

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1 minute ago, LukeSavenije said:

I'd say get something outside asus, and control the gpu separate from the rest of the system

so i can get msi b450 tomahawk? 

i mean afterburner support

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