>Upgrade & Build Advice Post build list or current specs including MONITOR: pcpartpicker.com/ Provide specific use cases (e.g. video editing, competitive gaming, streaming etc.) and your country.
>News New CPU and GPU generations later this year Zen4 release date September 27th
>Recommended form factor ATX is the standard choice, alternatively ITX or even MATX
im looking at gpus and why for the same serie gpus, lets say 3090, there are different .. like models i guess? what i mean is > Inno3D GeForce RTX 3090 Palit GeForce RTX 3090 MSI GeForce RTX 3090 Gainward ASUS and so on, are those manufacturers? if so then is there a difference in the performance of the card if its made from someone else? Say 3090 from Asus performing better than 3090 from Palit? Because there are couple hundreds difference in the price while the specs being the same what should i favor when picking?
Is it worth buying DDR5-5600 now to futureproof? Or are there really cheaper, better latency modules coming?
Henry Phillips
Those companies, called AIBs made different coolers. They are mostly the same performance but some cool better some worse etc.
Lucas Gomez
>Best Gaming: i7-12700KF Sounds like you don't know what "best" means when 12700K doesn't win against 5800X3D in any gaming scenario >RTX 3060 Badly priced against 6600/XT >RTX 3080Ti, RTX 3090 Badly priced against 3080
>Sounds like you don't know what "best" means when 12700K doesn't win against 5800X3D in any gaming scenario Yes it does, retard. Intel CPUs win in Warzone, which is literally the most important game for CPU performance right now.
Tyler Price
Waitbros, is it true? Are we finally winning?
Dylan Wright
Shills always to make the OP so they can pull shit like this.
>Warzone hahah, ridiculous. But a great example of cherrypicking.
Landon Sanchez
>that picture Might as well use passive cooling with a giant heatsink that's supported by another wooden beam.
Zachary Mitchell
>>RTX 3080Ti >Badly priced against 3080 lol wtf? there's barely a difference in price now.
Jonathan Walker
Cherrypicking? Are you retarded? It just happens to be the one currently popular competitive FPS where CPU can make a significant/noticeable difference to performance. It doesn't matter for crap like CSGO or Valorant because there will never be any kind of bottleneck on modern hardware.
Xavier Harris
I would like to upgrade from a 1070 to a 2070 (unless I find a 3060), in your opinion, how much should I pay for it? I thought about not higher than 200 yuro
Samuel Hernandez
Ryzen 5900X now available for $500AUD ($334 USD)
Jordan Williams
>just random rumor yup. they said it will be an additional notice on when, but my bet it's either 27th exactly or 23rd because they like thursdays
What you are doing is the definition of cherry-picking. Picking a single game and saying it's the only thing that matters. The vast, vast majority of people won't play it ever. Averages matter much more. It's a poorly received, shitty and poorly optimized game. The only reason it's winning on intel CPUs is how poorly it's coded.
>where CPU can make a significant/noticeable difference to performance >It doesn't matter for crap like CSGO or Valorant That'd be a valid point if you didn't shill the fuck out of intel getting 700 fps vs amds 650fps in those titles. Now that the tables have turned, it doesn't matter anymore.
so does it matter, should i just pick the cheaper?
Kevin Anderson
I know you're trolling but no one takes userbenchmark seriously
Yeah probably, but look at reviews to make sure there isnt something wrong with it.
Hunter Rivera
Where's the mining GPU flood?
Jason Richardson
I didn't say it's the only thing that matters you idiot. I said it's the one popular competitive FPS that actually depends on CPU for performance.
>The vast, vast majority of people won't play it ever. Averages matter much more. >It's a poorly received, shitty and poorly optimized game. The only reason it's winning on intel CPUs is how poorly it's coded. Is this the famous AMD cope I've heard so much about?
Logan Bell
>I know you're trolling but no one takes userbenchmark seriously You were provided more than just userbenchmark bro.
The i7-12700K absolutely blows away the 5700X across the board. Raptor Lake is beginning to look scary good too.
Eli Collins
>the most important game for CPU performance right now. You said it's the most important game, and you implied that it's more important than wide averages across many games.
>Is this the famous AMD cope This is what shills sound like when they've been caught and are out of arguements.
Jaxon Allen
>most important game for CPU performance right now. Says you. Don't bother he will cherrypick one game and then complain the benchmarks don't use chiller for intel.
>You said it's the most important game Read the rest of the sentence where I said that, shill moron.
Alexander Thompson
>You were provided more than just userbenchmark Here's a tip for your future troll attempts: Don't make it obvious. When you post a userbenchmark link, applying it's serious, it becomes obvious what you are doing and no one will open that other link you said.
Christian Barnes
You've lost, AMD bro. It's time for you to let go :)
Josiah Cooper
So now you're saying warzone is not the most important, or what?
