/pcbg/ - PC Building General

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>Learn how to build a PC
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Want help?
>State your budget & CURRENCY
>List your uses eg Gaming, Video Editing, VM Work
>For monitors include purpose and GPU pairing
>NO Speccy. Use HWinfo
>For Win7 in Ryzen pastebin.com/TUZvnmy1

CPU
>CPUs less threads usually suffer lower 0.1% minimums
>Athlon 200GE - Bare minimal desktop/gaming
>R3 2200G - Light gaming(dGPU optional)
>R5 2400G - Consider IF on sale
>R5 2600/X - Good gaming & multithreaded work use CPUs
>i7-9700k/8700k/8700 - If you have a $2000+ budget
>R7 2700/X - Best value high-end CPU on a non-HEDT platform
>Threadripper/Used Xeon - HEDT

RAM
>Always choose at least a 2 stick kit
>8GB - Bare minimum/Light desktop use.
>16GB - Standard amount
>32GB - If you have to ask, you don't need this
>CPUs benefit from fast RAM; 2933MHz+ is ideal. Check "more" for true latency formula

Graphics cards
>RTX 2000 cards; cheap models usually low yield processor. Aim for factory OC versions for best performance
>use your due diligence with cheap MODELS ie MSI Armor (Mk2 is ok), Gigabyte G1/Wf, ASUS dual, and others w/ small heatsinks and low quality fans. They may be cheap, but won't get high boost clocks like better models
1080p
>RX 570/580/1060 6GB - standard 1080p 60fps+ options
1080p@144hz
>Vega 56/1070ti best value, Free/G-sync monitor highly recommended
1440p@60-75hz
>Vega/1070ti/1080/2070
1440p@100+hz
>1080ti/2080
4K
>Upscale from 1620-1800p. Or 2080Ti, but awful value
OpenCL use
>Vega 64

Storage
>Backup before using StoreMi
>Consider a larger SSD (better GB/$) instead of small SSD & HDD
>2TB HDDs are barely more $ than 1TB
>M.2 is a form factor, NOT a performance standard

Display
>Consider 75hz minimum; 60hz are mostly old models
>Always consider FreeSync w/ AMD cards
>START YOUR BUILD WITH A MONITOR FIRST, then make a build to drive it appropriately

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I already have a build with a b450 tomahawk and ryzen 3 2200g, and I plan on getting a 3rd gen ryzen chip when they come out, what's a good motherboard that will pair with the ryzen 7 3700x or whatever they'll call it? Or will they release a new chipset with the new generation?

I am just gonna be short:
I want to build a PC and slap a 1070 on it, what's the best CPU to pair it with? I'm open to both intel or AMD suggestions

i5 8400 probably

>already has a mobo
>whats a good mobo to buy for no reason
Already great start to this thread, we should call it /50iqg/ instead.

Why would I pay R7 prices for a locked bottom end i5?

Because muh incel.

Reposting...

It should be a noise/thermal test anyway, not a framerate/frametime test. Or at least how long the CPU can maintain its max frequency under PBO, with what voltage offset if the mobo is compatible (id est not an MSI board).

1080p gaming and streaming for a dutch person nl.pcpartpicker.com/list/zDtsBb
Yes or no? 2600 will be overclocked. Ty frens

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>3000MHz CL16
It should be CL15 if it's 3000MHz. Aside from that, you could try a mATX build with a Mortar and a Thermaltake Versa h15.

Ehh ill stick to regular ATX but i'll swap the ram, ty

So that there's no confusion: 3200MHz should be CL15, but 3000MHz should be CL15. Preferably you'd want the faster RAM even if theoretically both case should provide the same latency.

>Fuck it up anyway
3000MHz CL16 of course, fuck me.

>bought this 280X a few years ago
>sold it to my cousin
>he sold it off to his cousin
>he wanted to build a PC with it and contacted me
Hello again old friend
turned out pretty cohesive looking though, kinda got a yellow theme

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Wait... no. I should stop, it's getting embarrassing.

I gotchu qt
Ill get 3200 cl16

Ryzen 5 2600 for economical choice. Ryzen 7 2700x if you want better multithreading performance. The am4 socket still has 2 gens left of life. So its prob best to get the minimum you need and then buy the flagship of the last gen to last tou until the next socket cycle. Always takes at least a few generations for it to be worth upgrading. So 2020 cpu last you until 2025.

It is a good mobo, but I doubt it will be good for ryzen 2 chips, especially since it doesn't allow overclocking

>Tomahawk B450 doesn't allow overclocking
wut?

It's not that it doesn't allow OC, it's that MSI doesn't do voltage offset, so you can't properly exploit PBO.

I want into RTX and the cheapest I found is the Gainward RTX 2070 Phoenix for 560€. There's no review yet on that card: should I just buy it?

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>falling for the RTX meme
or you could just flush your cash down the toilet.

is a gtx 1060 still good? Thinking between a 1060 or a gtx 1070ti.

If I bought a 1070 ti, I only have a budget for a i5-8400.
Conversely, I can pair the 1060 with a i5-8600k.

Which one is better

You literally cant tell a difference with rtx and if you buy 2070 youre gonna have real console experience with 1080p30fps.

1070ti + r5 2600

>Avram
Every time

This: . Intel i5 are either too expensive at the moment in the case of the 8400, or sitting in no man's land in the case of the 8600K. The 1060 is more expensive than the comparable 580, so you're really asking between a R5 2600 + 1070Ti or R5 2600 + RX 580. In which, case, depends if you want to play at 1080p/60FPS or 1440p/60FPS.

Why are there two active PCBG threads?

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>friend needs new computer
>suggest him to go with Ryzen 2600 (200$) + RX 580
>he buys i5 8400 (310$) and 1050Ti instead
Apparently because "Intel is better in games and is premium quality".

>he can shill all he wants on a weebo image board
>but he can't convince real people to buy his fanboy club products
Maybe if you spent time making good arguments instead of shitposting with wojacks you could convince somebody.

shills war

Should I build a new rig now or wait for Zen2? Also browsing the second hand market for a used 1080 ti but not sure of it's worth by next year. Current pc is an i5 4460 with a GTX 970.

I have the money in the budget to get the RTX2070, and getting older models would save me just 10~15%. I was only concerned about the specific model, because I've never heard about Gainward before.

Intel is good at brainwashing retarded goyim

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Both OPs are identical...

Logic doesn't work against Intel fanboys. Their loyalty to the jew reigns supreme.

>Logic doesn't work against Intel fanboys. Their loyalty to the jew reigns supreme.
Nice "argument". See this is what I am talking about. You might think you sound smart in your own head, and maybe even other fanboys will pat you on the back, but literally everybody else looks at you like a moron when you speak/behave that way.
Nobody is going to take you seriously and you wont convince anybody, even you are trying to convince them of something true.

too add to this, this, it's very similar to how SJW didn't convince anybody to vote hillary, and just circle jerked in their circle thinking they are superior and have won.

Struck a nerve, I see. Of course the jewish defense force will deny their rabid loyalty.

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t. intlel bias
It's a shitpost friend, and I found it funny

>tell him how he can't convince anybody because all he does is shitpost with memes
and what does he do, rather than learn form his mistake he instantly goes back into his delusional world and starts to
>shitpost and show everybody that he is incapable of logical discourse

kek the retarded intel shill lives in a parallel universe where intel sells better

Will a 1070ti be fine for this you think?

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If you are fine with medium settings yes.

>I come to Jow Forums for logical discourse and enlightened debate

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>I come here to produce noise so nobody, me included can understand shit about anything
ahah what a meme master you are

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i got:
Ryzen 2600X
Corsair 16GB DDR4 3000MHz CL15

what motherboard???

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Either Asrock B450 Pro4 or MSI B450 Tomahawk

>expecting logical discourse on Jow Forums
toppest kek

fuck off back to plebbit

If Intel didn't fuck up the prices so badly people wouldn't recommend Ryzen 24/7
What the fuck were they thinking

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Asrock B450 Pro4.

>What the fuck were they thinking
They weren't thinking, they just don't have any stock on 14nm.

How many people are going to have this exact build after everything being on sale on Amazon yesterday?

pcpartpicker.com/list/VmZG6s

You seem pretty high IQ, do you also enjoy rick and morty?

thanks

Asrock one is kinda ugly tho

Yes we would retard, Jow Forums is a ryzen board

Yes but MSI boards don't do voltage offset and you need it to exploit PBO. Otherwise you'll have to go for X470. Deal with it.

Wait, is this guy debating for 8400/1050ti against 2600/RX580 because the latter is antisemitic?

I'm just surprised the 2700X is selling as well as the 2600.

Muh streaming.

Looking for a 1440p gaming monitor with gsync and 144hz refresh, last 2 attempts have been met with dead pixels galore and a weird bug. Was going to try the ASUS ROG Swift PG279Q since my only issue was it refusing to turn on after going into sleep mode sometimes but it's out of stock unless I want to pay well over msrp. Have a 1080 and an 8700k and will be upgrading to a 1080ti or an rtx meme card that I'll never use rtx on.

Everytime I go here I regret getting an i5 8400 last week instead of a ryzen 5 2600 because I fell for Jewish schemes, not a huge price difference of like 60 dollars but still

I bought pic related to go with my new ryzen 5 build, thinking it was compatible but it seems a lot of people are having issues with getting it to run at the advertised speed. did i fuck up ? AYMD's website lists it as compatible (v5.39) but i got the v5.32. does anyone have some experience with that ?

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About how much more expensive will it be if I opt to go for a smaller mini itx build vs a normal sized micro atx build?

I noticed the decent cases are like $200.

how good (or bad) is amd's stock thermal paste?

if it doesn't work just return it

And you wonder why you can't convince anybody of anything, even if the said thing is right.
>must be da joows making my speech pattern icomprehensible to all these goy filth around me and not because I sound like a tard manchild
oh well.

So, I'm planning on getting this build but I doubt about thermals, airflow and fan placement. I don't plan to overclock as I'm playing at 1080p@60hz dual screens but I'm planning to switch to 1440p@144hz by next summer
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I am 18 and doing a pc build for the first time (always used my uncles hand me downs) Do I actually need anti static mat / braclet or is it a meme, thank you in advance for answering this honest question.

no and if you're that worried, ground yourself by touching something big and metal

QVLs are almost always outdated. just try it out and return it if it deosn't work properly

how long can you keep something before returning it ? (on amazon)

14 days after delivery

That case is barely a case and more of a fan holder. You should have absolutely no issues regarding thermals, as long as you keep the basics of fans in mind.

i might be fine then, thanks !

I run a r5 2600 with mine (16GB DDR4 3000MHz RAM)
get >140 fps in every game I play @1080p max settings (and I mean max on everything even GTA's dumb grass setting)

"intel is better in games"
then they pair it with a fucking gimped card and wonder why they cant hit 60fps
every
fucking
time

ESD is mostly a meme but it's worse in the winter. Just don't wear fleece or anything while working on it, and touch something big and metal before starting and every so often.

Just wanna clarify, you don't //actually// think that
i5 8400 + 1050ti > r5 2600 + rx580
for games?
if you genuinely think the 1050ti will compete even with the better vidya performance form intel CPU you are properly brainwashed and lacking a few chromosomes.

is PBO not functional on, say
asus b450 prime plus?
and to clarify PBO is AMD's "self overclocking" feature, right? precision boost overdriveruuu

CL15?

Da comrade, its two 8GB LPX sticks, D.O.C.P (asus' XMP) recognised the speeds and ran them at 3000mhz no problem.

I made no statement on what the guy should get. I only made a statement on that shitposting, wojacks and "here is how you feel" images and false flagging, only make you look like a retard in real life and nobody will listen to you.
But of course you can't actually read my posts and go
>so you be saying that
>that you think intel is better?!?!? REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Based, run the same exept 580 nitro+ cause im a 1080p poorfag

>MSI motherboard
>Seagate HDD
I hope not

>this
it won't even last a week l0l

Stop complaining about what your mobo looks like and buy the AsRock.

Don't feel too bad, you didn't know any better.
As long as you don't come here and start violently shitposting about how AMD is trash. $60 is really nothing in the grand scheme of things.

>overpriced gimp card
>mshit mobo
>seashit highfailurerate hdd
this has got to be the shittiest build ITT

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>no 2tb on that chart
>seagate 2tbs never fail
checkmate

>just spent $480 United States dollars on fucking sleeving supplies because MDPC-X has a $9 BF freebie

and to think I haven't even bought their overpriced wires and terminals

Jesus fuck I never realized sleeving was this expensive

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Top intake and top + rear as exhaust.
What I'm not sure is where should I place the radiator. Some say the radiators should be placed at the front as it helps CPU's temps, but I think 3 fans at the top is overkill, specially when the top doesn't have a dust filter.

>top intake
bold move

holy fuk are you trying to sleeve every wire in your house?

To show that you don't make savings by buying more.

So you got upset by some kid memeing "intel r bad lel" gotcha. I also said that the specific pairing of hardware in this case, the choice that happened to use an intel CPU was worse, ultimately because of the GPU he paired it with. It has nothing to do with which shitty processor he chose, you sponge. So I'll ask again as you completely avoided answering the question, you don't actually think when comparing those two that the intel + 1050ti will out perform the amd 2600 + rx580, do you?

Very nice, the RX580 is such a comfy priced card for the performance. You ever had any issues with it?
I didn't complain about the looks, you're miss quoting posts, user. I asked about PBO on other b450 boards, specifically the board I already have the asus b450 prime plus.

Are you anti-semitic or something?

Dunno, go check the BIOS or the specs sheet.

>So you got upset by some kid memeing "intel r bad lel" gotcha.
>so you be saying that
And there you go again. You literally can't engage other people in anything they say. You have to push your own strawman and then heroically defeat it.

And you wonder why nobody in real life takes your advise on anything.

No man, just custom length cables for my build.

$100 for 1 small 1/medium sleeve, 300ft ea
$100 for fucking heatshrinks (what the fuck!!!!!!!
$50 for crimper, I'm okay with that
And the rest went towards connectors.

I Googled their sata connectors and there was literally a 100% markup. Mouser was selling them for $.9 cents and it was $2 on the site.

I only bought what I felt was exclusive to the site (they're the only ones who apparently sell "true black" connectors) and nothing more.

With the exception of the heatshrink this is only barely enough for one build.

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