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rchads89

rchads89

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Looking into ordering this next week going to dive back into pc gaming most of my mates are on pc or moved over.

Already have a monitor LG Ultra Gear 32"GP850 180hz 1440p / 4k.

CPU: 7950x3d
GPU: 7900xtx nitro +
Motherboard: MSI tomahawk x670e
Ram: Kingston fury beast expo 32gb 4800c36 6000mhz
SSD: 2TB 980 pro Samsung
Power supply: hx1000i Corsair
Case: Lian li 011 dynamic mini
Cooler: Arctic freezer II 360
fans: Arctic p12 pwn black x 6
Braided cables: kolink core black


Will everything be compatible here including the braided cables with the power supply?

Thanks
 
mickyflinn said:
At 4k gaming you are mainly GPU bound 7800x3d would be my choice for 1440p.

Case SFX or SFX l psu only and with a full atx motherboard will limit 360mm aio to the bottom, so not ideal

Confirm case .

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Lian Li O11 Dynamic Mini Midi-Tower Case - White

Order Lian Li O11 Dynamic Mini Midi-Tower Case - White now online and benefit from fast delivery.
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It is this case https://www.overclockers.co.uk/lianli-o11-dynamic-mini-miditower-case-black-ca-78l-ll.html

Will everything not fit into this?
 
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mickyflinn said:
It's the same case but in black so everything I said stands. You could drop to a 280mm aio which will fit in the side keeping your motherboard or drop to micro atx/itx motherboard and a 360mm rad will fit in the roof.


Read slot configurations in the description.
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I'll swap the case out to a Fractal Design Meshify 2 should do the trick
 
jigger said:
From what I’ve seen the 7950X3D is a little faster than the 7800X3D in gaming.
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Yeah seen all different benchmarks to be honest haha... I think the 7900xtx is the way to go though I won't use dlss or RT but I'll look into it abit further 7900xtx Vs 4090 videos lol
 
rchads89 said:
Yeah seen all different benchmarks to be honest haha... I think the 7900xtx is the way to go though I won't use dlss or RT but I'll look into it abit further 7900xtx Vs 4090 videos lol
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I meant the CPU. I’ve had a play with that sapphire nitro card and it’s an impressive thing, build quality is something else. Definitely the closest Ive come to spending this kind of money on a graphics card.
 
rchads89 said:
Seen the 7800x3d is faster but wouldn't the 7950x3d start to see benefits and last me abit longer?
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Not for gaming. Right now they have to perform some chicanery to lock the game to the CCD with the extra cache. At some point I think they'll release a 7950X3D2 with extra cache on both CCDs and you might upgrade to that.
 
Quartz said:
Not for gaming. Right now they have to perform some chicanery to lock the game to the CCD with the extra cache. At some point I think they'll release a 7950X3D2 with extra cache on both CCDs and you might upgrade to that.
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So regardless of any chipset updates or anything like that the 7800x3d is still the way to go for gaming only?
 

ASUS AMD Ryzen ROG STRIX B650E​


Looks like it has the same features as the x670 tomahawk and bit cheaper would that be a good option providing I update the bios straight away on it :) when I say same features I mean those related the new gen M2 slot and the pci-e 5.0
 
rchads89 said:

ASUS AMD Ryzen ROG STRIX B650E​


Looks like it has the same features as the x670 tomahawk and bit cheaper would that be a good option providing I update the bios straight away on it :) when I say same features I mean those related the new gen M2 slot and the pci-e 5.0
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Yes update the bios as it has fixes for overheating issues.

Not a fan of Asus, customer service is supposedly pants so for me I would go MSI all day.
 
mickyflinn said:
Yes update the bios as it has fixes for overheating issues.

Not a fan of Asus, customer service is supposedly pants so for me I would go MSI all day.
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Looks good on paper for features the Asus ticks all the boxes for a b650 not much cheaper than the MSI around £60
 
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