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[Charlie34]

does anyone know if i could do better for a similar price, or and estimate of what fps it could run at?

 

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/thecan67/saved/#view=KBD6rH

[Bombastinator]

28 minutes ago, Charlie34 said:

does anyone know if i could do better for a similar price, or and estimate of what fps it could run at?

 

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/thecan67/saved/#view=KBD6rH

Without even looking I can say that this question is perhaps unanswerable.  Prices jump wildly by time and area.  I can only tell you if the system has any extremely overpowered or underpowered components relative to the other parts.   I can say two things:

1: that gpu may not actually be gettable. I’d confirm it’s actual existence with the place it is being bought from

 

2: That PSU might be underpowered.  People are finding the states PSU requirements for amphere are sometimes low.

[TJ93]

Build looks solid, could go for a case with a bit better airflow. You also don’t have any fans which you will probably need to add to your case. Maybe pick up a Cooler Master hyper 212 air cooler for better cpu temps as well if you can afford it..

[TJ93]

1 minute ago, Bombastinator said:

Without even looking I can say that this question is perhaps unanswerable.  Prices jump wildly by time and area.  I can only tell you if the system has any extremely overpowered or underpowered components relative to the other parts.   I can say two things:

1: that gpu may not actually be gettable. I’d confirm it’s actual existence with the place it is being bought from

 

2: That PSU might be underpowered.  People are finding the states PSU requirements for amphere are sometimes low.

Don’t think 650watt will be under powered. The card draws at most 200 watts and a 650 gold psu should be fine.

[Bombastinator]

2 hours ago, TJ93 said:

Don’t think 650watt will be under powered. The card draws at most 200 watts and a 650 gold psu should be fine.

Sure but what is peak transient voltage? No the average.  The very tippy top that it draws for only fractions of a second.  The issue is modern GPUs and CPUs both do this. If one gets a perfect storm and it happens at the same time will it be enough to trip the overvolt protection?

[TJ93]

10 hours ago, Bombastinator said:

Sure but what is peak transient voltage? No the average.  The very tippy top that it draws for only fractions of a second.  The issue is modern GPUs and CPUs both do this. If one gets a perfect storm and it happens at the same time will it be enough to trip the overvolt protection?

Watch the recent 3060ti build videos. A lot of them use 650watt bronze psu’s. I am using a 3060ti with my 650watt build.

[Stahlmann]

Your "fix" list looks very good. But if gaming is the main goal, the 5600X will be a better CPU for the price (if you can find one). Rest is solid, but you could also save 50$ by going with a B550 tomhawk when you don't really need the X570 features. Also, with both the 3700X and the 5600X the coolers already have thermal paste pre-applied.