I did some upgrading

[kes2006]

Hello a little while ago I posted my pc and I took the feedback from you guys so I upgraded my gpu and also my psu to a good unit if you have any suggestions for my pc tell me

 

specs

 

cpu: Ryzen 3 3200g

mobo: gigabyte b550 gaming x v2

 Ram: Corsair vengeance lpx 2 x 8gb 3200mhz cl16

psu corsair rm750x

storage: Corsair force mp600 500gb

cooler: be quiet dark rock pro 4

case coolermaster h500

and the last thing is my new gpu:

 msi r9 390x

 

 

 

[Spotty]

You aren't using a fan on the CPU cooler?

Ah, nevermind, I forgot that the Dark Rock 4 takes a fan in the middle.

Edited May 20, 2021 by Spotty

[kes2006]

4 minutes ago, Spotty said:

You aren't using a fan on the CPU cooler?

Ah, nevermind, I forgot that the Dark Rock 4 takes a fan in the middle.

Yeah it cools my little Ryzen 3 pretty good lol

[mariushm]

Overkill cooler. 

Probably doesn't even need the fan, with all those 3 red fans sucking air out the case.

 

Enjoy the new gpu, it's a bit old, but should still do all right at 1080p low-medium in lots of games.

[kes2006]

1 minute ago, mariushm said:

Overkill cooler. 

Probably doesn't even need the fan, with all those 3 red fans sucking air out the case.

 

Enjoy the new gpu, it's a bit old, but should still do all right at 1080p low-medium in lots of games.

It’s runs basically every game I throw at 1080p on very high settings

[SupaKomputa]

2 minutes ago, kes2006 said:

It’s runs basically every game I throw at 1080p on very high settings

Well a cooler cpu won't magically turns to 5600x, it will still be 3200g.

[kes2006]

4 minutes ago, SupaKomputa said:

Well a cooler cpu won't magically turns to 5600x, it will still be 3200g.

I know that I mostly play older games so that probably explains it

[jaslion]

6 minutes ago, kes2006 said:

I know that I mostly play older games so that probably explains it

That explains a lot as a 390x is at best a solid medium card nowadays :p. When moving to new games the first thing that will be a problem is the 3200g but your system is basically fully ready for whatever new ryzen you toss in it.

[kes2006]

8 minutes ago, jaslion said:

That explains a lot as a 390x is at best a solid medium card nowadays :p. When moving to new games the first thing that will be a problem is the 3200g but your system is basically fully ready for whatever new ryzen you toss in it.

I was planning on upgrading to an 3700x or an 3800x I’m still deciding

[jaslion]

12 minutes ago, kes2006 said:

I was planning on upgrading to an 3700x or an 3800x I’m still deciding

If it's just gaming a 5600 is the better pick but neither of those are bad. Just a heads up that the 3800x is usually a lot more and offers very little extra over a 3700x

[Eighjan]

1 hour ago, kes2006 said:

be quiet dark rock pro 4

I've been considering one of those for my 3600; my current Pure Rock was only ever meant to be a 'make do'.

Nicely done...

[kes2006]

8 hours ago, jaslion said:

If it's just gaming a 5600 is the better pick but neither of those are bad. Just a heads up that the 3800x is usually a lot more and offers very little extra over a 3700x

I’m streaming and my 3200g doesn’t like any game except minecraft so that’s why I want an 8 core

[mariushm]

9 hours ago, kes2006 said:

I’m streaming and my 3200g doesn’t like any game except minecraft so that’s why I want an 8 core

That may be if you're using the processor to encode the video. 

The R9 390 should be new enough to be supported by OBS, so you should be able to stream using video card's hardware encoding, leaving the CPU to games.  Try to use AMF  (amd media framework or something like that) inside OBS, it's an option like when you select nvEnc for nvidia cards. 

If it's not AMF, it may be called VCE  (video coding engine), the name used before they made AMF 

 

[kes2006]

2 hours ago, mariushm said:

That may be if you're using the processor to encode the video. 

The R9 390 should be new enough to be supported by OBS, so you should be able to stream using video card's hardware encoding, leaving the CPU to games.  Try to use AMF  (amd media framework or something like that) inside OBS, it's an option like when you select nvEnc for nvidia cards. 

If it's not AMF, it may be called VCE  (video coding engine), the name used before they made AMF 

 

There was an option that was called just amd I guess it’s that