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4 minutes ago, forky said:

Budget (including currency): 500-550USD

 

Im planing on upgrading my mobo, cpu and ram and i was wondering if this is a good list or is there anything i can do to improve it.

 

 

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/JDwZpK

 

Great CPU and motherboard.

The sweetspot for RAM is 6000Mhz CL30.  What do you need 64GB for?

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Just now, Hinjima said:

Great CPU and motherboard.

The sweetspot for RAM is 6000Mhz CL30.  What do you need 64GB for?

i like to have many things running in the background and i dont wanna need to upgrade it in the future, but if you think thats a bit much i could go with 32gb

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2 minutes ago, forky said:

i like to have many things running in the background and i dont wanna need to upgrade it in the future, but if you think thats a bit much i could go with 32gb

64 is a fine size to have. It's more than most people, but IMO is no longer in the 'excessive' category. There's absolutely workflows that people have that will benefit somewhat from the higher capacity.

But I second the recommendation to try find slightly lower latency RAM, ideally 6000Mhz CL30 like @Hinjima says


BTW if you live near a microcenter, they have killer combo CPU+Mobo+RAM deals

 

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6 minutes ago, forky said:

i like to have many things running in the background and i dont wanna need to upgrade it in the future, but if you think thats a bit much i could go with 32gb

I got a lot of things going on while playing CPU heavy games and I am completely fine with 32GB 🙂 

I think 64GB is incredibly overkill.

If you are buying now, Newegg got a good deal on 2x24GB 6000Mhz CL28 RAM, its a nice middle ground in terms of memory size.

https://www.newegg.com/patriot-memory-viper-elite-5-ultra-48gb-ddr5-6000-cas-latency-cl28-desktop-memory-matte-black/p/N82E16820225347

 

But again, 32GB will do plenty for backround tasks, discord, youtube videos and more while playing video games.

 

If you live near a Microcenter, This is a good bundle.

https://www.microcenter.com/product/5006970/amd-ryzen-7-9700x,-gigabyte-b650-gaming-x-ax-v2,-gskill-flare-x5-series-32gb-ddr5-6000-kit,-computer-build-bundle

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2 minutes ago, RadiatingLight said:

64 is a fine size to have. It's more than most people, but IMO is no longer in the 'excessive' category. There's absolutely workflows that people have that will benefit somewhat from the higher capacity.

But I second the recommendation to try find slightly lower latency RAM, ideally 6000Mhz CL30 like @Hinjima says


BTW if you live near a microcenter, they have killer combo CPU+Mobo+RAM deals

 

they dont have microcenter in my country but i'll go for 32gb then, thx for the help 🙂

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3 minutes ago, RadiatingLight said:

64 is a fine size to have. It's more than most people, but IMO is no longer in the 'excessive' category. There's absolutely workflows that people have that will benefit somewhat from the higher capacity.

But I second the recommendation to try find slightly lower latency RAM, ideally 6000Mhz CL30 like @Hinjima says


BTW if you live near a microcenter, they have killer combo CPU+Mobo+RAM deals

 

I love Microcenter, I am so upset we don't have it here in Norway.

Unfortuantely, Microcenter only have 1 stick of 16GB RAM for the 9600x bundles.. Its so dumb.

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1 minute ago, Hinjima said:

I got a lot of things going on while playing CPU heavy games and I am completely fine with 32GB 🙂 

I think 64GB is incredibly overkill.

If you are buying now, Newegg got a good deal on 2x24GB 6000Mhz CL28 RAM, its a nice middle ground in terms of memory size.

https://www.newegg.com/patriot-memory-viper-elite-5-ultra-48gb-ddr5-6000-cas-latency-cl28-desktop-memory-matte-black/p/N82E16820225347

 

But again, 32GB will do plenty for backround tasks, discord, youtube videos and more while playing video games.

thx for the help, found a 32gb on a website that ships to my country 🙂

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3 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

You listed your budget in USD so we thought you were American.

i used USD because almost everyone knows the what 1 usd is in their currancy, but i live in norway so i use nok, so imma use a website called Komplett to get my pc parts

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7 minutes ago, forky said:

i used USD because almost everyone knows the what 1 usd is in their currancy, but i live in norway so i use nok, so imma use a website called Komplett to get my pc parts

I am from Norway as well 🙂   God Kveld / Morgen.

I often use Komplett or Proshop for my purchases.  I find that Proshop has more niche products and a wider range of tech products, for example GPU's from more popular Asian brands.

 

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2 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

I am from Norway as well 🙂   God Kveld / Morgen.

I often use Komplett or Proshop for my purchases.  I find that Proshop has more niche products and a wider range of tech products, for example GPU's from more popular Asian brands.

I'll check out what they have on proshop then and see what they have 🙂 , but its nice to find another norwegain out in the wild. Takk for hjelpen, ha en god kveld/natt videre da 😄 

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Just now, forky said:

I'll check out what they have on proshop then and see what they have 🙂 , but its nice to find another norwegain out in the wild. Takk for hjelpen, ha en god kveld/natt videre da 😄 

I bought all my monitors, PSU's and CPU coolers/ thermal paste from Proshop.  Good delivery and quick customer support.

Usually competitive prices and lower than Komplett.

 

Absolutely, not many of us but we do exist! 🙂 

 

If you have any questions, worries or want my opinion on something, just send me a DM on the Forum as well and I will help you out.

Du også!  Tar kvelden nå snart 🙂  Natta.

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