Get an i5 9400F, it has better gaming performance than the 2600x.
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Wyatt Moore
Isaiah King
>>Why did Jow Forums talk me into buying a 2060?
>Literally every time the 2060 is mentioned someone points out how the Vega 56/64 is better value/stronger, and how all the RTX cards are shit value
Don't blame Jow Forums for your research shortcomings and for falling to the Nv*d*a jew
Owen Campbell
what's a good wireless network adapter for around $50
Jacob Barnes
Regarding Intel cpu's, have they taken a hit in performance yet or will they at some point?
Ethan Wilson
The built-in wifi on your premium motherboard that, nonetheless, is less than $50 more than the motherboard without wifi. Pretty much any will work as long as it's not slower than what your ISP offers.
Christian Thomas
Radeon VII now? Or wait for Radeon VII (navi)?
What will be the difference? Will it be a huge difference?
Brandon Stewart
Juan Wilson
I have i5 9400F + RTX 2060 and games run great at 1440p.
Connor Parker
Was planning on building a pc soon but saw this setup on eBay and had to snap it up.
GPU:
Nvidia GTX 1080 Ti w/ NZXT X42 140 mm radiator & NZXT bracket Kraken G12
CPU:
intel core i7 6700K (delidded hehehe) w/ NZXT X72 triple 120 mm radiator
RAM:
32 GB Gskill trident Z RAM
Storage:
512 GB samsung 950 pro SSD
1 TB western digital HDD
Motherboard:
Gigabyte motherboard Z170x GD5
Case:
Fractal design R6
And like 5 other fans. Managed to snag it for $1100. I think it would’ve cost roughly ~$1800 to build myself, even with used parts. Seller also claims it can reach 4.80 GHz @1.45 volts (not sure how significant that is) without issue on a preset he made.
Anything I should go about improving on it? How’d I do? The specs aren’t out yet, but could it be reasonable to assume it may be able to run Cyberpunk 2077 at 4K 30fps?
Christopher Myers
Have to do the update or disable HT.
Wonder if that means it doesn't affect the 9700k and shit at all since no HT anyways.