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i have a nox colbayx sx, which includes a front fan and a rear fan. The technicians who built the computer didn't connect them anywhere, and i already have a fan (Scythe Katana 4)
is it worth to use them?
I didnt even know it had two fans. I didnt choose the components since i dont know much about this stuff.
this is my pc:
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+r9 390, not included in the list
the nox fan is the one included with the box, the other is the scythe
location of the other nox fan
Alright homos I'll be playing games on a 1080 monitor (WoW mostly) and have decided on the 1070 card. Now I need a cpu to match it with. I'm comfortable buying any of these but am not sure what to choose;
>8400
>8600k (wouldn't overclock)
>8700
delid dis
pls buy intel
A 1070 for WoW? Why?
Eso es de pccomponentes? Hay que ser mongolo para no conectar los ventiladores, claro que vale la pena conectarlos. No es muy dificil, mira en el manual de la placa los conectores 3-pin or 4-pin para fans.
>8400
more than adequate, overkill in fact
>8600k
this is the processor I recommend for anyone building a gaming system at this time, but why bother if you're not going to OC it?
>8700 or anything else above an i5
unnecessary for gaming, you're not going to see meaningful gains over the 8600k.
I would consider OC'ing but I'm not sure, never done it before. What would change in my build if I do, only my cooler choice right?
Wipoid, encima la tapa de atrás no cerraba bien porque los cables no cabían. He tenido que tramitar la garantía de la fuente porque petó (al menos no pusieron pegas y la enviaron rápido) y al montar la nueva me he dado cuenta de que no habían conectado los ventiladores desde un principio.
Con el ventilador de atrás no parece haber problema porque veo el cable, pero con el delantero los cables parece que quedan escondidos por dentro de la torre...
I'm running a 212 evo (can't recommend it enough, seriously it is the furthest you will ever stretch $30) and I have my 8600k clocked up to 4.5ghz up from the base clock of 3.6. under load it tops out at about 55c so I have headroom if I wanted to push it even further, but that's not necessary at this time. a lot of modern gaming-oriented motherboards' BIOS will have an auto-detect function built in that assesses your system and sets it to whatever it decides is your highest safe OC for your processor. you can usually push it further than that and be fine but if you just want to quickly OC and not tinker around it's the most convenient thing
AYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
JAJAJAJAJAJAJA
UNA VELA
Oh I was originally going to get the evo anyway so that's great news. I'll look around and try and find a motherboard with this feature, do some research. Thanks lad
JAJAJAA HOMERO
Get the locked 8700 if budget allows.
Te aconsejo que nunca dejes que te monte el ordenador otro, es una puta mierda, un desconocido no va a tener el cuidado que vas a tener tu al montarlo. No es tan dificil aprender.
Lo del cable intenta sacarlo, por que es bastante bueno tener un ventilador intake (por donde entra el aire de fuera hacia dentro) y otro exhaust (el de atras, por donde sale el aire hacia fuera). Sino, las temperaturas van a ser una mierda.
Encima una r9 390, te cagas, eso tiene que tirar calor como un demonio. Es mas, cuando puedas comprate otro ventilador para tener dos en el frontal de la caja, que me suena que esa caja tiene espacio para otro. Cuantos mas ventiladores metiendo y sacando aire, mejor. Y mejor si entra mas aire del que sale, asi da presion de aire positiva y entra menos polvo si filtras los ventiladores que meten aire.
A mi en 2009 me montaron un pc en una tienda app y en la GPU que era de dos slots, dejaron uno tapado, y era una grafica de esas closed face, por lo cual la unica salida de aire era por el slot tapado, y asi estuvo durante años hasta que me di cuenta.
How much will I need to pay for a HDR monitor?
I don't want anything super fancy or 4K; a 24" 1080p with HDR would be perfect, assuming any even exist.
Any recommendations?
What's the best µATX board for Ryzen 5 1600?
Pues ha estado así durante año y pico, a saber si se me han medio jodido los componentes
Lo de montar el pc lo vi bastante jodido y tenía miedo de estropear algo. Al poner la nueva fuente he tenido que quitar la placa y la tarjeta porque bloqueaban el paso de un cable de la fuente estropeada y no lo podía sacar. No ha sido tan complicado pero me ha da miedo cargarme algo, espero que no tenga que desmontar la torre para acceder al cable del ventilador delantero, menudos inútiles estos de wipoid...
Gracias por los consejos user
I'm looking for a new GPU, since my HD5770 is getting pretty old and the fans are dying again.
Problem is, my main monitor doesn't have any digital input, only 2 VGA, and I'm not changing it. I don't want to use a HDMI/DVI/DP/whatever to VGA adaptor, because they're all shit, and max out at 1920x1080/60Hz.
So I'm stuck with previous gen cards, since the latest ones won't have any DVI-I. I'm looking at GTX960, OC or not.
First are OC cards really worth the premium ?
Second, should I settle for a 2GB card, or is it worth it to go for the 4GB cards ?
I'm playing in 1920x1200/85Hz, no VR or fancy stuff. I haven't been able to play modern games for quite a time, and my backlog is getting longer and longer.
Maybe a stupid question but Im going to buy a new mobo with all external usb ports being 3.0
I need atleast 2 usb 2.0 ports to install Windows because I dont have an optical drive and I had problem installing windows on 3.0 ports in the past. Have modern motherboard ös fixed this problem yet? The mobo Im getting is asus z270-A.
>a saber si se me han medio jodido los componentes
Hombre antes de llegar a temperaturas que causen daños de golpe irreversibles, el cpu o gpu hace throttling (digamos que baja la potencia para emitir menos calor) o directamente se apaga de golpe todo el pc.
Pero aun asi tener los componentes en una caja con bastante calor les acorta la vida util, digamos que petaran antes que si estuviesen bien refrigerados.
Para ver tus temperaturas puedes usar esto:
openhardwaremonitor.org
o esto:
cpuid.com
Tambien esta un programa mas avanzado que es de pago que vale tambien para ver otras cosas, se llama aida64 de finalwire. Bajatelo piratilla si quieres o simplemente usa los otros. No bajes uno llamado Speccy que hay sospechas de que tenga malware, ya que otro programa de la misma compañia lo tuvo.
Kill yourself spic subhumans.
Spaniards are white tho.
put me on the screencap
t. Pedro Rodríguez
Ive been on a FX-6300 for the last 4 years and i want to get off Piledriver and DDR3 2133mhz. Moneys tight, so at the moment im just trying to set myself up with the new generation hardware so that if i need to upgrade the CPU (which i will in the future), i can do so without breaking the bank replacing everything else. At the moment, both the i3-8100 and Ryzen 3 1200 outperform my current FX-6300 at 1080p 60hz gameplay.
My options are:
Coffee Lake au.pcpartpicker.com
or
Ryzen au.pcpartpicker.com
If i go with Ryzen i only save $31, but im trying to make the best decision on the ability to upgrade in the future. Coffee Lake lets me upgrade to the i7-8700k with a Passmark of 16,267 while Ryzen only has the 1800X with a Passmark of 15,432, granted Passmark isnt everything but it gives an idea or what im looking at. Would there be a chance that AMD could have a new AM4 lineup that beats out current Ryzen? What about Intel? Thoughts?
>fx-6300 for 4 years
I am so sorry
Main thread is still up. Don't start a new one and clutter up the board until you're old one hits its bump limit, which out won't for hours.
If the ability to upgrade is something you care about, Ryzen without a doubt. AMD already said Ryzen 1, 2, & 3 will be supported by the am4 socket. Meanwhile Intel has been using the same physical LGA1151 socket since Z170/Skylake, and artificially restrict you from using new chips on old boards. Or new boards with old chips.
The R3-1200 will shit stomp you FX-6300 in just about everything. Go the Ryzen route, and down the road you could always pick up a gen 2 Ryzen or a cheap used R7-1800X. Both of which will be a drop in upgrade with nothing more than maybe a BIOS flash.
t. Guy who had an FX-6300 @ 5.0ghz and thinking moar coars is better, had an FX-9590 @ 5.4ghz. I popped 2 VRMs on my 990FX sabertooth pushing for 5.5ghz :(
>and artificially restrict you from using new chips on old boards. Or new boards with old chips.
this is wrong. only coffee lake is incompatible because they changed the pci lanes. skylake will work on a kaby board though kaby won't work on skylake.
and while amd promises the cpu will fit, there's not guarantee the mobo manus will keep them updated. you run into this problem more often than people realize with amd. I fell for the "upgrade path" 8 years ago, never again
if you want a headache free experience, go with intel and nvidia; if you want to save a buck and fiddle with things, amd/ati. both will require you to get a new board when you get a new cpu.
Didn't get to see any responses to my post in the last thread, but tl;dr
I'm trying to transition from babbys first "gaming" laptop to compact desktop. Thinking about mini itx motherboard, coffee lake i5, and one of those nifty cube looking cases. What I need to figure out now is:
>gpu (really doesn't need to run 4K at 100fps, just something that will run games comfortably)
>the actual motherboard
>whether ssd or hdd is the move. I may in fact be too retarded to run both together
Budget is about $800-900
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CPUs:
>NO i5 7500/7600K or i7 7700/K. THEY ARE DEFUNCT AND SUPERSEDED BY COFFEE LAKE
>G4560/G4600 for non-gaming (light tasks) or bare minimum gaming builds with a dedicated graphics card
>R3 1200 - Budget builds (best with OC + fast RAM)
>R5 1600 / i5 8400 - Great gaming (especially the i5 8400) or multithreaded use CPUs (especially the R5 1600)
>R7 / Used Xeon / Threadripper / i7 - Heavy Multi-Tasking / VM Work / Mixed use
RAM:
>Current CPUs benefit from high speed RAM; 3000-3200 MHz is ideal
>Before buying RAM for Ryzen, check your Mobo's QVL or look for user reports
Graphics cards:
>Consider Vega 56 for a Freesync monitor
>Crypto-Currency miners have driven GPU prices up (particularly Radeon)
1080p
>GTX 1050Ti and 3GB 1060 are the only reasonably priced cards; 6GB 1060 or 4GB 580 if you want to overpay a little
>GTX 1070 if you're looking for very high (100+) framerates and you have a CPU and monitor to match
1440p
>GTX 1070/Ti and 1080 are standard choices; currently overpriced
>GTX 1080Ti if you're looking for very high (100+) framerates and you have a CPU and monitor to match
2160p (4K)
>GTX 1080Ti
General:
>PLAN YOUR BUILD AROUND YOUR MONITOR IF GAMING
>A 240GB or larger SSD is almost mandatory; consider m.2 form factor
Nice job bumping this piece of shit, retards
Why the fuck does my VG2401 only do 119.9Hz?
It specifically says in the product description that it does 144Hz. I've read the user guide and saw nothing mentioning how to increase the framerate to 144Hz. It never even mentions 120 or 119.9.
Back to /vg/ gamerfag.
Dollary-do's arent a real currency.
>falling both for the hz meme and the amd meme
Could be because that's the Freesync range. IIRC Freesync1 usually started at 48FPS. Also long as you qualify for the Low Framerate Compensation I think you're fine unless you see some kind of sync issue that manifests itself as strobe-like stuttering (framerate will be high but there is CONSTANT micro-hitching. I've had this type of issue a lot on my non Freesync monitor that loved to run at 59.9Hz)
One thing you could do is check under Display Settings --> Display Adapter Properties --> Monitor and check the available Hz settings
You can also create custom resolution / Hz profiles in Radeon Settings
>I think you're fine unless you see some kind of sync issue that manifests itself as strobe-like stuttering
Do you have an example of what that might look like?
I've been noticing something lately that I don't remember being an issue before this upgrade, although I've only seen it so far through videos on Youtube so it might not actually be on my end.
mining crash fucking when
I got a Dark Rock Pro 3, it's not here yet but I am afraid of how bulky it is and that it might get in the way of my RAM sticks.
Can this actually happen?
can you explain your reasoning?
Not him, but there are basically three good Coffee CPUs out right now: i5 8400, i7 8700, i7 8700K. Hard to find the locked CPUs in stock, so some people are driven to buy the remaining CPU, the i7 8700K, despite the fact that for most people the performance available will go unused, until some hypothetical later point.
If you can choose between the i5 8400 and i7 8700 you need to ask yourself whether you need multithreaded power for something like rendering or streaming. If you're just gaming, the i5 8400 can max out every current graphics card at 1080p (which means the lowly i5 is, in itself, overkill for most people gaming, since most will have a midrange graphics card).
In your case, if your monitor is 60Hz, you'll see no benefit from the i7 because the i5 will run WoW at over 60FPS
Check CPU benchmarks with WoW with your graphics card
There's going to be some nice big sales after Christmas for the new year, right...?
So is 1080ti worth getting or better of waiting for the new nvidia cards.
Welp I did fucked up.
Gonna go with a liquid cooler now.
Will a Corsair H60 be enough for my i5 8600k?
get an SSD for at least the main OS + core programs
doesnt even need to be said
gone from fx6300 @4.4 to 8600k @4.4
4
>40-50 extra fps in cpu heavy games
>0 stutter
>25-35% cpu usage when vsynced
>Didn't went past 40C on 212 evo
>Mfw it will prob last me 5+ years
8400 haven't been in stock here in Europe since November, and won't be till mid-January (maybe later than that).
I feel like Sup Forums is recommending vaporware
>windows update background shit going on
>drive usage at 100%
>hear a repeating knacking sound from pc
I should probably back up my memes. Tomorrow.
You'll probably get one before ice lake is out of stock.
which HDD brand can I trust? I just want a cheap 1tb harddrive to store my gayms on while most important things are on my SSD
>which HDD brand can I trust?
Anyone who has their own production line.
You can find a BRAND#1 drive in OFFBRAND#2 products, which is typically a sign of BRAND#1 having produced a batch with lacking QA standards that they then sell for cheap to OFFBRAND#2 who slap their name on it and sell it on the market.
>cheap 1tb harddrive
2tb has better dollar/gb value.
MINER FAGS GO AND STAY GO
>idiotic AMD fanboy fucks up the OP
What a shock.
Why do idiots drill into their motherboard?
I have an ASUS Sabertooth 990fx motherboard before the FX processors came out.
Would I be able to put a new GPU in? I wanted to get the ASUS 1060 6GB Strix. I just don't want to get the GPU and then find out it doesn't work.
Is there any way I can check if my RAM is performing at the correct speeds?
It defaulted to 2133 or some shit in the BIOS when I first posted, and I manually changed it to 2933, but I don't know how to tell if its actually working like that
With a mid-tier build (RX580 + i5-8400) how much RAM should I be getting and what speeds?
Talk me out of buying a used e5-1650
>100$
>passmark: 11766
>cheap server ddr3 32gb: 100$
ryzen 1600
>200$
>passmark: 12336
>made of gold ddr4 32gb: 350$
Anything with a PCI-E slot works, so a 1060 6GB should work, although, I would get an RX 580 8GB if I were you, since it costs the same, but with more vRAM, superior compute power (if you're going to use that anyways), and better free drivers on GNU/Linux.
Can Powerline Adapters work for game-to-TV streaming? How much worse is it than an ethernet connection?
How do i overclock my 1600x to 4.1? Everytime i set it to 4.1 the computer crashes when i try to benchmark it.
Probably butthurt after coffee lake ryzed up on the recommendation list.
CPU-Z or task manager.
>Hard to find the locked CPUs in stock
I sort of know this feel everything but 8700 is now in stock steadily but feels like with ryzen & consoles having so many cores and SMT getting the i5 doesn't seem the the sensible 5 year plan
and getting the 8700K +cooler while within budget seems like more hassle than its really worth
this gud? pcpartpicker.com
Planning to get video card later, so just running meme-tel HD Graphics for esports titles.
>full atx case
>micro atx mobo
m.2 could be swapped for sata SSD to save dosh no real difference unless you are rendering that 8k video or similar tasks but keep it if the idea of a storage device direct attached to mobo seems cool to you
other than that yeah seems k
1090t for 7 years
Add a bit and get a better psu, Seasonic SSR-550FX or something.
How do I get Microsoft Toolkit to work on the creators update? Windows defender keeps opening an edge window and it fails, even though I have it closed, and deactivated with regedit and the group policy editor.
you don't you, you hit the limit of your silicon, the same way i can't get my 7700k to 5.5
Fampai which cooler do I get for my i7 8700 (non k)?
Please respond
stock cooler
solid side panel case
good positive airflow
>Stock cooler for an unlocked coffee lake i7 chip
Ayy lmao
Get water cooling fag
retard
Change stock am3+ cooler for cheap AIO coolermaster masterliquid..
Higher idle temperatures
lower load temperatures
shouldn't the idle temperatures be also lower?
Hi /pcbg/. Canadacuck here. Is a sub-$900 CAD (not incl taxes) all AMD build possible? I want an R5 and a mid range video card. Going all AMD because of open source AMD drivers on Linux, especially interested in doing some cool Vulkan and OpenGL development.
I want mid range instead of lowish-end (which would be fine for basic 3d dev) because I want to play games on Windows as well. I don't need 4k @ ultra high settings, I'd be happy with 1080p@60fps for medium-high settings. I mostly playing fighting games like Tekken 7.
Can I get 1x8 Ram now and get another one of the same brand and everything in the future? Shit is so expensive.
whats a good 5ghz wifi-card that works with gnu/linux
Hey fellas, just built a new rig and looking into getting a 2k monitor. Was planning on keeping my current monitor for a dual monitor set up, not for in-game use though.
My current monitor is a ASUS VS247H-P 23.6", was looking at getting this ASUS on newegg, it's only 220 with a promo code, but I don't think it has g-sync, also it's borderless so it won't match well with my current monitor, but I know finding a perfect match is probably almost impossible.
Monitor I'm looking at is called a ASUS VX24AH Black 23.8, can you guys let me know if it's trash or not before I pull the trigger? Don't really want to spend more than $250 so I might have to wait on getting a 2k monitor, not sure.
I wouldn't get a 2k monitor unless you can opt for something with some sort of framsyncing technology. 2K is right in that sweet spot where some guys run too fast to turn vsync off, while others run too slow leave it on.
I pray I never have to ever buy and use another monitor ever again that doesn't have freesync or gsync and have to go through that nightmare again.
brand isn't important, speed and timing is
even that's not important, but if they are different then the faster one will be downclocked to match the slower ones speeds
We have it in stock here at multiple sellers
t. East EU
it has been in stock for 5 minutes in sweden before sold out
pls recommend coolers.
I don't know to go Liquid or Air, I am afraid of the leakage, and some Air's are just too bulky.
>tfw have to return some RAM but have to wait until next year
Guess I'll stick with 4GB for now.
Anyway, how hard is it to move a working W10 from a HDD to an SSD? The HDD is 160GB and any SSD I'd get will be bigger than that.
What's the best brand for AMD cards?
Okay so i want to overclock my 2400 ram to 3200, what voltage should i set it to, and should i change the ram timings?
pc case and cpu/oc?
My 6950 is starting to die and I'm looking at getting a 580 to replace it.
Is the 8GB version worth it over the 4GB?
Anyone?
My timings right now are 16-16-16-39
When you're done building your pc is it possible to download drivers through the ethernet cable or has to be through Wifi?
Lads I got my ASRock B350M today, so I place it in my case and decide "Why not put the cables in?" I don't have my cpu or GPU yet, but I thought doing this would save time. 24 pin was easy, so was 8 pin but the faggot little ones for the power button and shit made me want to smash everything to bits, so I put them in and turn power on. Expecting a fan to move or something? Am I wrong? Do I need my cpu first before it'll work? I'm pretty sure that I fucked up the power button cable and stuff placements.
Anyone!? Please!?
>State the budget & CURRENCY for your build
babby's first mining rig
>List your uses, e.g. Gaming, Video Editing, VM Work
mining
I'm using an older mobo that supports 4 gpus (790fx-gd70 w/ AMD 965 BE 140wtdp, undervolted and underclocked) to run a 1070 and 580 for mining. If I undervolt the 580 do you think I'll be able to get wawy with keeping the current 600w PSU that's in the computer already?
Thanks Sup Forums
Corsair 400C.
i5 8600k, still don't know how far I will OC it but at least more than 4GHz