Silent build recommendations

There's always the option of an open case (maybe a test bench type thing) and then mounting a Noctua P1 on it, that'll give you 65W of cooling with no moving parts, meaning something like a 5700X or G becomes manageable.

If you want a dedicated GPU then it's the Palit Kalm-X range, which I believe goes up to a GTX1650.
 
If you want pcie gen 4.0 why not just get a i5 12600 or i7 12700 and lock it to 65w that way you'll end up with a much more powerful CPU vs a 5600G with a similar power draw and heat output.
 
Cheetah Designs said:
Do we know when the new ones are likely to be announced/released? Do we think there will be something this year?
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It is expected that AMD and Intel will release processors later this year - along with new GPUs from AMD, Intel and Nvidia. There is a possibility that this will mainly be very high end hardware (or, in the case of Intel GPUs only released in China)
 
Joxeon said:
If you want pcie gen 4.0 why not just get a i5 12600 or i7 12700 and lock it to 65w that way you'll end up with a much more powerful CPU vs a 5600G with a similar power draw and heat output.
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Oh so the Intel CPUs are infact faster for the same TDP?

This is the sort of thing I'm looking to make faster. I like the Gmail interface, but on my current (very slow) laptop it takes ages to load: https://pasteboard.co/1RnLpOtdVSRV.png
 
Cheetah Designs said:
Oh so the Intel CPUs are infact faster for the same TDP?

This is the sort of thing I'm looking to make faster. I like the Gmail interface, but on my current (very slow) laptop it takes ages to load: https://pasteboard.co/1RnLpOtdVSRV.png
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A 12600k or 12700 locked at 65w TDP for example would blow away a 5600G for computation and would likely be easier to cool as the die is larger with more surface area to spread the heat.
 
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