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>NEWS New CPU and GPU generations later this year
>RECOMMENDED CPUs HTPC(4K60)/Web Browsing: i3 10105 Budget Gaming: i3 12100/F > R5 5500 Gaming: R5 5600/X, i5 12400/F+cooler Multicore: R9 5900X/5950X, i7 12700/F Best Gaming: R7 5800X3D k CPUs are not recommended
>RECOMMENDED PSUs Silver+ from Seasonic, Superflower, Corsair, EVGA (aim for 75% of total PC power) Take into account transient spikes when sizing your PSU to your GPU, especially with Nvidia cultists.network/140/psu-tier-list/
>he painted his setup in ukraine colours what a cuck
Nathaniel Gray
youtube.com/watch?v=jHdEqWpexH0 Arctic Liquid Freezer II AIOs have an issue with a gasket that wasn't vulcanized correctly. Arctic are giving out free kits to replace the gasket or accepting RMAs
>wait >stock becomes impossible to find because people consoom at current prices >product gets discontinued >only can find expensive next gen stuff that's either scalped or out of stock
Gabriel Reyes
i5-12400f or i5-12600kf, how will they fare for the next 5 years? I wanna game at 1440p Max settings. How much will they bottleneck the next gen of GPU?
Alexander Gonzalez
Hello, the list I made a year ago to future proof my pc is a little outdated when I revisited it. I was going to get a NZXT N7 B550 ATX AM4 Motherboard along with a AMD Ryzen 5 5600X but I'm not sure about it now, given that AM5 is releasing sometime soon, and I'm told that there were some issues with USB connectivity on B550 boards? I'm upgrading for a balance between rendering and gaming, at first I thought the 5600x would be fine, but there's a great offer on a Ryzen 9 5950X, so I'm a little troubled. Another thing is will I have trouble with a 3600 MHz pair of RAM? I think there was something about having to fiddle with "infinity fabric clock speed" on AMD boards with ram over 3200 MHz, though I might be mistaken. Anyways those are really the only two things I'm replacing, they should work fine with a 750 watt psu and my trusty 1060 6GB gpu afaik? Anything else I should consider looking out for? even going with an intel chipset mobo+cpu if it generally has better performance/value ratio? thanks
Ryder Sanders
i5? max settings? for five years? might have to go for i9s user
Is 1440p gaming that demanding? I dunno because I only ever game at 1080p and wanna upgrade to that with my next build. What about i7-12700f? R7 5800x3D is not an option because in my country, it's like 30% more expensive.
Robert Gonzalez
nice try shill
Sebastian Myers
this is just word vomit so tldr: >NZXT N7 B550 ATX AM4 Motherboard yes or no? >Ryzen 5 5600X? or >Ryzen 9 5950X? >32GB 3600 MHz RAM good enough for rendering or maybe even 64GB?
Not him but the resolution you are playing at doesn't really matter when it comes to the CPU, I think he's talking about the max settings and fice years part. You should get an I5 or I9 if you wanna do that and if I were you I would wait for the 13700k, it's basically the 12900k but 5-10% better for an I7 price.
Levi Perry
I'm him and yeah, essentially what you said. though keep an eye out for discounts on i7s
Sebastian Bennett
makes me hopeful about zen4 actually, ryzen benefits from RAM speed quite a bit I bet they could've increased zen3 performance by a decent margin by simply replacing DDR4 memory controller for DDR5
