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Cheers. Just been gaming on it. Love it. Night and day difference from old LED monitor I had. The colours and clarity are eye-opening.

That is an awesome setup! Was a display port cable included in the box or will I need to buy one?

Thanks for taking the time to write this. The specs for the monitor look good, but it seemed too good to be true at £250, and, like you said, not many reviews yet. I'll pick one up tomorrow hopefully, largely to play Warzone!

I'm really interested in this MSI monitor, how are you finding it?

Thanks for the help, so something like this with DDR4 ram added and I'm good to go with almost twice the benchmark performance. PRODUCT: Intel Core i5-10400F 2.90GHz (Comet Lake) Socke... Stock Code CP-680-IN 10+ In stock Quantity: 1 £139.99 Gigabyte B460M Aorus Pro (Socket LGA 1200)...

Hello, obviously from the title I'm running a pretty old CPU now and I use my PC for gaming (Warzone and maybe the next Battlefield and other FPS) only at standard HD currently, but would like to go for slightly higher res and a faster refresh monitor in due course (I also do a bit in Lightroom...

I would have tried for the 2600/2700k and dropped it into your existing motherboard - As others have said.

After much deliberation and getting my matx board into the Corsair 350D I decided on the compact Corsair RM 650X - with 10 year warranty it'll be powering a single powerful GPU or possible lower-end SLI / Crossfire setup for many years to come. Thanks for all the advice.

Makes sense.. Especially with Intel changing sockets so frequently it makes little sense for most users who won't use the features and won't be able to keep the board through generations of cpus that might make it worthwhile to buy a more expensive board.

Only 7 year warranty with the 650x according to ocuk page.

That's a good point and yes, can't see me wanting to replace it for a long time as I'd never go above 2 gpus and more likely to stay with one - and gpus are getting less power hungry anyway.

I think I'm going for one - either the 650w or 750w. Thanks for the suggestions / advice.

I have a 3770k and am in the process of moving it to a matx board and making it last another few years. I'll wait and see how zen turns out - and that's probably not going to make me upgrade either. PC working fine with this cpu.

Reviews certainly seem to think so!

The EVGA G2 650W seems like a good option - the 550W unit only seems to be about £5 cheaper elsewhere so makes sense to get the extra 100w for that price.

I've bought a Corsair 350D - so not a small, small case - if you know what I mean!

Thanks, but the trouble is I'll get less than that for my current psu so it'll cost me to move to lower wattage!

Moving to a matx case and currently have a Superflower 1200w platinum that is complete overkill. I have a Sniper M3 z77 motherboard, 3770k, 16gb ram, a grx 970, 2 ssds, 2 hard disks, corsair h100 and a blue ray drive. What sort of wattage would I need - I expect to only ever have one gpu...

A thread about Sony cameras no less! Interestingly, Sony are the weakest in terms of amount of native lenses available so they avoided getting drawn into that argument by creating amazing Mirrorless cameras and saying: please feel free to mount every lens ever made. I'm certainly trying.

I have had a few Sony Mirrorless cameras (Nex 5N. A6000 and A7ii). I now use manual legacy glass exclusively and I couldn't be happier. Currently use A6000 for wildlife as it has extra reach with crop factor, and A7ii for wide angle / walkabout camera.