Hi Guys,
I appologise in advance I am about to build a new pc and was looking at the 9800x3d but struggling to find what board to go for as the more I read the more I find things like Coil Whine or boot hanging or long times booting amongst other issues.
I know all boards are not 100% and I do appologise as I can see there is dedicated threads by owners of some of the main choices but a lot of them are old and without going through each thread wanted to know after time has passed what would be the recommendations on board?
Normally I go for the mid range Asus ROG so in terms of budget looking around the £200-£250 mark maybe minimum of 3 m2 slots that can be used without impacting performance elsewhere. and I was going to add 2x32gb vengenance 6000 ddr 5 memory as I believe this is the sweet spot as I do Racing / flight sims so think the extra 32gb would be benificial
I will be keeping my 3090 for now until i can find a decent priced 4090 as I dont think the 5090 is going to be much of a step in VR
Thanks again for your help, much appreciated
I appologise in advance I am about to build a new pc and was looking at the 9800x3d but struggling to find what board to go for as the more I read the more I find things like Coil Whine or boot hanging or long times booting amongst other issues.
I know all boards are not 100% and I do appologise as I can see there is dedicated threads by owners of some of the main choices but a lot of them are old and without going through each thread wanted to know after time has passed what would be the recommendations on board?
Normally I go for the mid range Asus ROG so in terms of budget looking around the £200-£250 mark maybe minimum of 3 m2 slots that can be used without impacting performance elsewhere. and I was going to add 2x32gb vengenance 6000 ddr 5 memory as I believe this is the sweet spot as I do Racing / flight sims so think the extra 32gb would be benificial

I will be keeping my 3090 for now until i can find a decent priced 4090 as I dont think the 5090 is going to be much of a step in VR
Thanks again for your help, much appreciated
