/pcbg/ - PC Building General

>You never should have gotten a 10100f to begin with if you planned to upgrade within a few years. Now you need a new motherboard because you bought intel.

My budget was 1700PLN and it was the only decent thing I could have bought for that price. Needed something, as a polish saying goes, 'for yesterday' as my old PC had basically melted, rotted and drowned in shit at that point (4th gen i3 with that 7200RPM seagate HDD...)

>rx 6600 is currently very cheap in Poland.
Yeah getting a GPU is fucking hard nowadays, if you go AMD you get retarded Windows drivers and good Linux drivers and on Nvidia it is the exact opposite. Whenever running Windows nowadays I have to use drivers from August of last year and they seem to break on newer versions of Win10 ;/

Also, cheapest RX6600 I've found so far is 1.45k, guess CPU will get the upgrade first then

Ah sorry I was thinking of Portugal having the cheap 265 euro RX6600.
Just keep saving money until zen3 comes out, or until you see an amazing sale on something.

Is what it is, I want a 27" monitor at least but these are stupidly expensive where I live. Yay, protectionist tariffs.

My options so far are:
>HP M24F
>Asus VZ24HEG1R
>Samsung 24 SR35

That's it.

Budget here is just $200, if I were in Burgerland I'd pay way less but I have to make do.

This is my final upgrade anyways, after that I'll just save to buy a new PC, monitor included.

TRANS(ient) RIGHTS

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Does anyone have any advice on pricing out used parts? I've been just checking ebay sold listings to get an average price but is there a better way?

question:
I have a 2x16GB DDR4 3200mhz RAM and 2TB nvme SSD (think its pcie3) combo that I can use for a new build in an ITX NR200P case so big GPUs hit there
What should I go for? Intel or AMD? I have to get a CPU and related Mobo so anything is free game, and will be using it in a 1440p monitor for MP games like Apex, WZ and the upcoming MW2 and WZ2
I think extremely hot chips are a big nono for the form factor but thats the only limitation I can assume
Ty frens

What does the (1-Click OC Feature) mean?
I was searching and, apparently, I need to use "Xtreme Tuner Plus" app to use it.
Is this correct?

Yes…assuming you’ve never seen 120hz+. Once you experience high refresh rates there’s no going back.

Did you buy a GALAX card? Is it an Nvidia or AMD card?

>RX 5700 XT
That didn't age well.

Really depends on your budget. Personally I'd go 4K if possible, if you're serious about your drawing hobby, or you make any money from it.

Pretty mediocre, except for the G27Q. Doesn't Prime Day start today? There should be some other deals, on stuff like PSUs and SSDs, although probably there aren't knowing how shit everything is these days

E.g.,
>$200 Corsiar MP600
which probably is slower than the Pro XT in the benchmark, not sure

>I use it for gaming (mostly competitive games such as csgo or minecraft pvp)
The best thing you can do for yourself is get a high refresh monitor. If you have a lot of money to blow on an upgrade, build around a 1440p system. Honestly you could get the monitor first and run it with your current system if all you're playing is CSGO.

>minecraft
Horrible on Radeon cards because it's OpenGL. This is of course assuming Windows

>You never should have gotten a 10100f to begin with
Shut up, retard, you have no clue about what you're trying to talk about. The i3 is widely considered one of the best budget options.

75Hz panels are usually low quality. You don't have a PCpartpicker (or similar aggregator) for your region?

>checking ebay sold listings
That's the best way, but my advice is to avoid used components unless you're getting a great deal and you know the details of the part's history. Generally the discount isn't very much (e.g., DDR4 memory), although I've gotten some steals in the past and I often buy refurbished phones, like the S10 that I bought a year or so ago, for an absolute steal.

My suggestion would be a 12700 non-K and a 3080 12GB, both with an undervolt, if you're looking for a high end system. If you're lazy you can just keep the TDP on the i7 limited

OC is dead. Disable all motherboard applied CPU overclocks. Undervolting is where it's at

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Yeah, I was looking at a Galax 3050.
I know that it's shit but a 3060 cost 200 bucks more...

>E.g.,
>>$200 Corsiar MP600
>which probably is slower than the Pro XT in the benchmark, not sure
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>5700xt
>didn't age well
5700xt was the card that appreciated in value the most during the 2021 shortage because it was great at mining. Anybody who bought one in 2019/2020 got a free upgrade to a 6700xt/3060ti after selling theirs
Compare that to the card it was competing with in price, the 2060, or the competition in performance, the more expensive 2070. People couldn't sell those for shit

>$730 for a 6900xt is mediocre
You really are an unabashed shill lmao. You shill 3080s which cost MORE than that.
>1 test
you always do this shit.
Across many different tests, the MP600 does similar to the 970 evo plus and SN770, slightly ahead in some slightly behind in others, WHILE ALSO OFFERING PCIe4 SPEEDS YOU RETARD.
You're also someone who shills the fuck out of the 980 pro and 970 evo plus, which are way fucking down on that list.
According to your stupid image, the SN850 is worse than the SN770. Fuck off.

The P5 deal was better, but it's gone. MP600 at $200 is currently the best deal on a PCIe4 NVMe.

Again, stop trying to give recommendations into fields you don't understand.

Don't buy a 3050. What region are you? What about the used market?

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If you're going ITX, AMD is your only option due to the high power consumption of Intel.
GPU wise, you can get a 6900XT for cheaper than a 3080 when it's faster than a 3090ti.

5800X3D is the most efficient CPU, so go with that if you can afford it.

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