>Assemble a part list pcpartpicker.com/ >Example gaming builds and _monitor_ suggestions; click on the blue title to see notes pcpartpicker.com/user/pcbg/saved/ >Learn how to build a PC (You can find a lot more detailed videos on channels like Bitwit) youtube.com/watch?v=69WFt6_dF8g >How to install Win7 on Ryzen pastebin.com/TUZvnmy1 >DO NOT OVERCLOCK ON RYZEN 2000 SERIES If you are on the new X470 or B450 platforms letting precision boost 2 do its job gets better performance If you want help: >State the budget & CURRENCY for your build >List your uses, e.g. Gaming, Video Editing, VM Work >For monitors, include purpose (e.g., photoediting, gaming) and graphics card pairing (if applicable)
CPUs: >NO Core i7/5/3 7000 series. THEY ARE DEFUNCT AND SUPERSEDED BY COFFEE LAKE >NO Ryzen 1000 series. THEY ARE DEFUNCT AND SUPERSEDED BY THE Ryzen 2000 SERIES >R3 2200G - Bare minimum gaming WITH/WITHOUT a graphics card (Low end) >R5 2600X - Great gaming or multithreaded use CPU (Mid range) >R7 2700X - Best gaming CPU / VM Work / Streaming / Video editing (High end) >TR 1950X/Used Xeon - VM Work / Streaming / Video editing (HEDT)
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: >Crypto-Currency miners have driven GPU prices up (particularly Radeon) 1080p >MSRP of standard 1080p cards: 1050Ti, 140USD; 1060 3GB, $200; 1060 6GB, $230; RX 570 4GB, $170; RX 580 4GB, $200 >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
You know you are going to stay here and be incredibly butthurt.
Adrian Gutierrez
>1060s, 570, and 580 selling like pancakes way above MSRP It is like you enjoy being raped in the ass, why are you so childish that you can't wait a bit longer to upgrade your card? If you stop buying they will be forced to drop the prices faster to what corresponds so everyone can enjoy it, but no, you keep buying.
$300 more but literally everything was wrong with your build and it took $300 to fix it.
Matthew Hall
Your case is macfag tier, and be ready to do a bios update on your mobo
Nicholas Taylor
Shit monitor
Hudson Bennett
is the Acer XF240H a good budget 144Hz monitor for fps gaming (TF2/Overwatch/QC), idc about FreeSync/GSync but it should be - 90° rotatable - not smaller/bigger than 23"/25" - at least 144Hz - colors quality is irrelevant
Gabriel Morales
Best X399 mobo? Price is not an issue.
Robert Robinson
What's a better monitor?
Gavin Bailey
So just wondering in average amd and nvidia releases their newer card around every 2 years?
Landon Adams
by false info in order to shill a platform supposed to cheaper and better, when it's worse and pricier? Sure, I get triggered a lot. "ditched" meant "not considering anything read here worth a dime". Hard to understand for a drone believing "muuh more cores = better cpu". Lmao. Delid it more.
Jack Jenkins
based r/AyMMD poster, advertising is against the rules
Zachary Bailey
Why should I use W7 over W10 in 2018?
Hudson King
I though you said you were leaving
Jordan Turner
AYYAMO FOULEEE AYYAMO FEYLEEE AYAMO DROWNEE HELP ME TO BREEEAATH
Evan Nelson
never did and not him anyways. Amdrone with 1 iq point
Evan Ortiz
thanks for using lain
Connor Cruz
Any va panel
Adrian King
hey guys, i'm thinking of a new build but i'm wondering what's going to happen with video card prices. currently my understanding is all the normies are buying up any and all stock of video cards worth half a damn so they can mine memecoins. is this going to change any time soon? am i overstating their impact? is it wiser to wait or are things only going to get worse?
Caleb Fisher
can u explain why I cannot find any 144hz 1080p 24" with VA?
If the LEDs can be turned off would that be acceptable?
Isaac Wood
what is the lowest i can go to build a moderately powerful PC that can run 60fps on all games
Juan Edwards
1) you can't 2) what resolution? 3) what is your bidget? 4) stop being retarded and read the info in the first post
Gavin Wilson
No. I don't want cancer inside my PC case.
Elijah Wright
ugh. thanks you useless fuck
Aaron Davis
you can look up builds that include specific components. just choose those two things. choose one in his budget.
Kayden Morales
What is a good mid ATX case? Been leanin towards an NZXT or Fractal Meshify even though I know they get a lot of shit. Open to suggestions. Prefer a covered PSU/shroud. Also looking for 140mm fan suggestions. pcpartpicker.com/list/kpnW3b
Easton Ramirez
just noticed a scratch on my IPS panel. any life hacks to deal with it? I had to shift the monitor to the right a bit since it's not visible when looking from an off angle.
Carson Hall
>LED search for pics with them turned off. On the Crosshair VII you have the stealth option, wich turns every single led off, including the code read-out display and leds. Or you can turn the glam leds only. I'm sure gigabyte and msi boards have similar options. Dissing motherboards for having stuff which you could turn off effortlessly is retarded.
The only motherboard with finned heatsink is the aorus gaming 7 x470. If that's what you deem a priority go for it. I'd say the Taichi ultimate or the Crosshair VII are better options though, but it looks like you're looking for confirmation bias support rather than advice.
Dylan Hill
buff it out
Camden Hill
mind you that the Aorus Gaming 7 VRM generates 15w @125a, 1.42v for a full ~4.3 OC on the 2700x, and 12w for the 100a, 1.42v needed for a Ryzen 1 4ghz OC youtube.com/watch?v=lNRQZkYB0ns
while the better vrm on the crosshair makes it put out 13w at the same 125a, 142v. Or 22w at the most extreme 1.85v, 200a youtube.com/watch?v=A4PEgofGfz4
a blocky piped heatsink is more than enough for that, especially considering the better compnents
How big is too big for a flat 16:9 monitor? I have an ancient 28" and I want to go bigger. I'm sitting about 2 feet/arms length away. I'm considering a 42.5" that's coming out soon (436M6VBPAB).
Logan Russell
28-32" is what i'd consider to be the upper limit at that distance. You need to be especially careful of brightness settings as even meh tier screens will look like the centre of the sun when the brightness/backlight is turned up to high.
Samuel Kelly
your neck will start to hate you over time
Gavin Bailey
Case doesn't have the best airflow. 860 Evo is out, and can be bought for cheaper than that. 3200 CL14 RAM That's a pretty poor deal for a 1060 1080p is a pretty low resolution for 27"
Joseph Butler
What should I replace my old drives with?
I have a new M.2, 2 SSDs and 4 HDDs of varying age, anywhere between 4-1 years old.
I was considering 2x6TB green drives and just clean the SSDs, and shelf the HDDs, but that seems like a waste.
But they are also taking up too much fucking room in my case and the older ones are making me nervous with their slow read speeds.
i'm a fucking brainlet and can't figure out if i can install windows 7 on machine with ryzen the opinions in the internet are contradictig each other i have a fucking original dvd and internal dvd drive, what will prevent me from installing windows 7 on machine, BIOS incompatibility ? >inb4 install gentoo & install windoes 10 FUCK OFF
Why is AMD shilling now allowed in the OP but Intel isn't? Lmao the smell of reddit on OP is astounding
Jose Edwards
Install dual boot Windows10/gentoo
Wyatt Howard
user, use 2200G or 2400G for cheap gayming machine it will werk fine
Josiah Flores
A SHAME YOU SEEMED AN HONEST MAN
Jack Richardson
how about you dual boot a morning star in your ass ? did anyone tried installing windows 7 from dvd ? on ryzen 2xxx apu ?
Ethan Martinez
Fuck these AMDshilling cunts Not a single one of them will admit to the fact that Raven Ridge is outright broken to this day (Windows 10 crashing with clockwork regularity, Linux not even booting at all) and Pinnacle Ridge is all kind of fucked for ESXi, Xen, and Hyper-V. They never fixed the scheduler issue on Windows 10 for any of the Zen architecture CPUs either, so you're still dealing with suboptimal multi-threaded scaling in actual applications and games.
Ethan Ramirez
see :&)
Thomas Ramirez
>SSD: 250 GB NVMe vs 500 GB SATA
So I have this dilemma. Is it really worth it to pay much more for the sake of higher speeds? I mean, the SATA one still will be few times faster than my current HDD, so it seems it would be a better choice to just get more space for the money. But maybe I'm wrong.
I need it only for gaming, some basic programming and other college related stuff.
So I got ahead of myself yesterday and ordered the R7 2700X and the X470 Taichi and some more components. Overall I'm pretty content with my drunk self for actually ordering good parts but I haven't really checked the reviews for the X470 Taichi yet. Is it good or should I send it back and order a different board?
Brayden Morales
Depends what you do with it, and what your systems specs are. The NVMe SSDs can be up to 8x faster than SATA SSDs, so it really just depends if you can use that speed.
When loading games and apps, booting windows etc, the load times depend where the bottlenecks are, and that depends on your CPU/RAM and how demanding these games/apps are on load times.
Some games do not see any benefit at all, typically complex engines that require a lot of initialization of a lot of entities tend to be CPU limited, so even decent CPUs see no benefit.
Other games that are more data heavy like say streaming in all the seabed of Subnautica which is notoriously intensive on the drive speed see's huge gains.
So it depends. My latest rig I had a big budget for so I just throw a couple of 960 Pros in RAID0 and I've not regretted that. NVMe IMO is worth it, a smaller drive may mean you have to shuffle large games about from time to time which is not really a big deal especially if you mostly use steam or an app that can move install dirs.
Jace Bennett
all u can possibly reply is memes to justify buying a meme platform which is still inferior in every aspect besides muh 50 seconds enconding time and muh compression time. In the lowest point of intel to date. Imagine when they'll release the next gen of cpus. Lmao.
Thomas Reyes
>implying it isn't counter shilling that bastard who was promoting the 8400 seems to have left. Confirmed, it was a one month contract.
John Rogers
>Imagine when they'll release the next gen of cpus i can image that intel will need new cocket and will have new extra spectre variants :^)
Jaxon Young
pcpartpicker.com/list/pjYVcY Revised my build a little. Also I'm a troglodyte, can you please explain to me what's wrong with the ram I picked out?
Colton Jenkins
god damn you idiot. literally the other way around. 3fps less in games , at 1080 with a 1080ti,vs 30% + processing time saved on heavy MT benches while still favoring productivity tasks anywhere from 10% over to 300% Your buyer's remorse is showing so blatantly.
Caleb Gray
if you think that 300% remark was an exaggeration.
Hey guys, my GPU w broke yesterday and I don't know whether I should buy a new GPU or a new machine.
I have a Xeon 1230v2.. would it bottleneck a 1070?
Juan Moore
nice photoshop
Benjamin Cook
Some games yes, some games no.
William Gonzalez
Zen has dedicated hardware for it. Encryption is lightning fast on zen.
Matthew Roberts
>pcpartpicker.com/list/pjYVcY nothing wrong with ram, 300cl15 is solid. the build is pretty decent as well. The only thing is that I THINK WD reorganized all their color lines, and that 7200 blue must a be quite old stock if I'm remembering correctly, blues should be 5400 now. So, maybe you should double check that.
Do Freesync or G sync cause any sort of input lag? Im seeing different answers everywhere i look. I think there was a linus vid that showed with V-sync off G-sync comes out on top.
I figured i had to go for one of those technologies but if they cause too much input lag idk
Some sources saying none at all, 6ms, 20ms.
Phoneposting
Cooper Scott
Just upgraded my hardware to an i5 8400, 16GB 3200mhz DDR4 RAM and new MoBo. But I'm still rocking an RX 480 from a few years ago. Is it worth upgrading the GPU as well or are the insane prices not worth it these days? If it is worth it, what would you recommend for no more than $500? Or would it be better waiting a couple more years for new generation cards since there isn't really anything right now that would justify a new card since the RX 480 is performing fine for most games still.
Levi Nguyen
Gsync and freesync - in simple terms - exist to replace vsync, there is no additional lag involved.
Brandon Torres
>taking Jow Forums seriously
Adam Reyes
I need a VPN concentrator and fuck paying $5k for one that can handle 100 simultaneous connections at once (all I need is support for 15 VPN tunnels at most). What is the best CPU option for this task? Here are some more details >8 users (1 IPSec, 7 OpenVPN SSL tunnels) >IPSec user will use about 5Mbps, the other 7 will vary wildly between 100kbps to 100Mbps >I may need to add another IPSec client on my end and up to 5 more OpenVPN clients in the near future
So I finished my build, got everything running. Using a Cat6 ethernet cable on a pci-e Gigabit connection, but I keep running into a situation where I get an error on Chrome: A Network Change has Occurred.
I check my Network Device Adapters and its telling me I'm losing DNS. Gigabit pci-e card was working fine on old tower and it even does it when I'm on wifi. Any suggestions?
So my old computer has weezed it's last. What do you all think of this set up. I already have a 1070. I also already have a heatsink, but I am not sure if it will fit the new rig.
Its a budget gaming cpu and that is all it is good at
Carson James
1% better in gayms (ONLY when with a motherfucking 1k dollars graphics card) vs 35% worse (vs the 2600) in everything else. Only idiots would choose it.
I don't see why you are recommending a 2700x instead of a 8700k. I personally don't give a shit about either companies but from all the benchmarks I've seen, Intel seems to be the better choice for gaming.
Joshua Lopez
Nah i need 400 fps in cs go and ryzen cant do thay