thanks anons, picking it up friday gotta get paid first
maybe a dumb question, but my psu can handle it im assuming? i got a 750 g2 because i figured i'd have headroom than replace psu later on, hope i didn't spend money for no reason
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Bentley Watson
David White
>6 threads
Good if you don't mind upgrading in a year or so
Michael Sullivan
wait a month to do the purchase and get a 600w anyway
the HDD can wait like 3 months anyway
Adrian Barnes
wat
why would intel do this
they dont even have a 6c12t option
wth
Bentley Hill
There's a reason everyone says to use Ryzen.
It's not as strong but extremely well priced for the performance and thread count.
Christian Jones
just get an 8700k
Noah Moore
Alright bois, I'm building my first PC ever, I've only owned laptops so far.
I'm thinking on spending around $1000, and I'm definitely waiting for Zen2 and maybe Navi. Here are the specs I'm looking forward:
> Ryzen 3600X
> ~$250 GPU (Navi or 1660ti?)
> 512GB SSD + 2TB 7200rpm HDD
> 16GB of RAM
Should I go Mini ITX? I don't plan on overclocking.
Also, I saw a "leak" about Navi, saying that there will be a $259 model with GDDR6 that performs between Vega56 and GTX 1080, is that reasonable?
Jaxon Fisher
v56 kinda almost matches 1080ti so thats mostly baloney
navi needs to compete with 2080 raytracing included or its simply not viable unless its really cheap.
Nathaniel Brooks
>v56 kinda almost matches 1080ti so thats mostly baloney
in 2 games? k...
>navi needs to compete with 2080 raytracing included or its simply not viable unless its really cheap.
Navi is expected to replace Polaris... therefore it probably won't beat Vega VII.
Connor James
>raytracing included
Are we pretending that raytracing isn't a complete waste of resources in vidya gaems?