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lol that is good for certain mmo games or anything that not not require speed I suppose, if you are typing a lot of numbers in a spread sheet a numpad or separate numpad would be much better as you said. I was actually thinking of buying a separate numpad to add to my 75% keyboard rather than...

I normally have no use for the num pad but recently because of blender I have a need for numpad again. I have a normal full size keybaoard with numpad but its too wide specially as I have been using 75% keyboard for coding. I am swapping my current ASUS azoth 75% for the new ASUS azoth 96 HE its...

if the pricing and the shenanigans that nvidia pulled with the Blackwell 5000 series cards spill over into the 6000 series cards with sub par performance and even higher prices for meagre performance increases and crazy prices for high end cards like 5090 and with inadequate product line up from...

there is some bottleneck but its minor in the grand scheme of things. The performance uplift from you current GPU will be so massive you will not miss a few frames in some games and if you game at 4k its even less noticeable.

I agree with this, what do you want this pc to do or what do you do with it? I would just buy a 9070xt and keep everything you have until zen 6 and do upgrade then. With a new GPU your system will play games just fine even at 4k with sensible settings, shame 5700x3d are so expensive otherwise...

do not buy a 7900xt, not for £650 you can get 9070xt for that price or even lower, there are usually deals on them every now and then also its about ~25% faster in raytracing and that will make a big difference in games, some games now will not work without raytracing functionality built into...

the value option is the 9070XT which is roughly similar performance as the 5070ti but £200 cheaper, FSR4 has for most part caught up with DLSS on nvidia at this point if you buy nvidia card you are just paying nvidia tax. Having said that the problem with FSR4 is that its not very widely...

common sense says that the more you use something the more of its useful lifespan you use but again this logic does not apply in absolute. I have bought used mining cards which are most likely hammered much harder than your AI video rendering cards and after many many years of gaming they are...

I totally understand, my brother could not be bothered to upgrade to AM5 so bought a 5700x3d but that was for £130 for the cpu. Technically you could just drop your previous install into the new motherboard and windows will just load default working drivers and I have done this before, but its...

if you are considering paying £400 for 5800x3d might as well just sell up and upgrade to new platform, you can get cheap enough motherboards and could get a 7700 quite cheaply which roughly equals the performance of 5800x3d in gaming, selling your ram will offset the price of DDR5 ram somewhat...

surely they could have anticipated that 5% is ehm, nonsense, at this point you are just paying for laser etching and a box that has extra D2 printed on it. Surely they could anticipate that demand for these will not be great and maybe could have made a product which was made from higher binned...

these things can be totally personal but for me its not too much of a bother. I do feel a chair this expensive should have it and it would be nice if they added more padding on the chair everywhere but apart from that cant complain much.

honestly this should be at best £50 more and I am being generous here but this more on performance differences rather than true manufacturing costs factored it.

this must be one of the worst cpu release I can remember in terms of performance increase to price increase, might be EVER. Barely 5% performance increase if you are lucky for £210 more, that almost 20% price increase.

honestly not receiving a 9950x3d2 should be seen as win, its such a useless product in terms performance/price vs the 9950x3d.

This is a basic setup that will do 1080P gaming just fine, you can most probably find the RAM, GPU cheaper if you buy second hand and shop around and can save some money there. I have not included a CPU in the list because overclockers do not sell ryzen 7500F but you can find these for £100 or...

I would just build a pc, shame you don't have access to MM market here. If you are buying this for just playing games then just just buy ps5 or xbox S as someone suggested already BUT if you really must have pc then building one might be better option specially if you want it for gaming. Really...

you most probably are not using correct BIOS overlocks settings, also might be worth buying a new CMOS battery as that can sometimes cause settings to disappear after shutdown. Even at default settings the CPU is quite fast.

yes for £23 I think its 100% worth a play, still great game but doom eternal is a better game by far, they tried something new but the game just does not scale correctly for me and sometimes characters have too much draw distance or too small close up its hard to explain, the stages and fighting...

so how much is he selling this 4090 to you? because if he is charging you say £600 for the card and you pay £600 on top to repair it might as well just buy 5080 and overclock the pants out of it and it should be near 4090 performance just minus the 8GB extra ram. At least you get brand new...