New Ryzen 7600 4090 Build

MoratJG

MoratJG

MoratJG

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I've been tinkering around looking at a new build recently and have decided to bite the bullet and go for a 4090 based rig. I have tried to do my due diligence, but will admit, I have neither the time or tech knowledge to drill too far into the best options.

I'd appreciate any ideas you guys might have; "save on this, to improve on this, etc". Almost exclusively a gaming machine, no streaming or work related requirements. I plan to pair it up with a AW3423DW and will upgrade the CPU when we know more about the new X3D chips. This is pretty much top end of my budget.

TIA

My basket at OcUK:




Total: £3,462.82 (includes delivery: £0.00)​







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Asus TUF Gaming X670E-Plus WIFI (Socket AM5) DDR5 ATX Motherboard
MB-6J9-AS
£280 (incl. VAT)
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Thermal Grizzly Hydronaut High Performance Thermal Paste - 1.5ml / 3.9g
TH-003-TG
£14 (incl. VAT)
£9 (incl. VAT)
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AMD Ryzen 5 7600X Six Core 5.30GHz (Socket AM5) Processor - Retail
CP-3DG-AM
£249 (incl. VAT)
£189 (incl. VAT)
FREE DELIVERY
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MSI GeForce RTX 4090 SUPRIM X 24GB GDDR6X PCI-Express Graphics Card
GX-38L-MS
£2,100 (incl. VAT)
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Asus TUF Gaming 1000W 80 Plus Gold Power Supply
CA-05Z-AS
£160 (incl. VAT)
£120 (incl. VAT)
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Lian Li O11D EVO Mid-Tower Case - Black
CA-7A4-LL
£150 (incl. VAT)
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If you went with the TUF B650-PLUS WIFI you'd save £100 or so, though I think you'd lose the primary PCI-E 5.0 (since it is 4.0). Personally I don't care, but you might.

The 7600 non-X saves about £30.

Kingston have a 32GB kit of 6000 (XMP-based) for £170, no RGB though. I think the EXPO version is another £20. Potential saving of £60.

WD SN770 1TB would save you £40, though I do like having DRAM on my boot drive.
 
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My only comment on your list would be that the Suprim X seems to suffer badly from coil whine as per this thread:

4080 & 4090 Coil Whine Thread

Hi all. I thought this issue is very important to some of us, that majorly affects our enjoyment of gaming. I've created this thread to discuss your experience of it (or not) with the new 4090 cards from Nvida. I'll start off with my card, 4090 SUPRIM X. It's completely silent for games below...
forums.overclockers.co.uk forums.overclockers.co.uk
 
Blueball said:
My only comment on your list would be that the Suprim X seems to suffer badly from coil whine as per this thread:

4080 & 4090 Coil Whine Thread

Hi all. I thought this issue is very important to some of us, that majorly affects our enjoyment of gaming. I've created this thread to discuss your experience of it (or not) with the new 4090 cards from Nvida. I'll start off with my card, 4090 SUPRIM X. It's completely silent for games below...
forums.overclockers.co.uk forums.overclockers.co.uk
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Thanks for the replies. I only really went for the Suprim X due to the clock speed, though I doubt I would notice a few cycles here and there.

mickyflinn said:
I'm a big fan of Zotac as they offer a 5 year warranty if registered within 30 days otherwise it's 3 years. The arctic cooler comes with thermal paste

www.overclockers.co.uk

Zotac GeForce RTX 4090 Trinity AMP Extreme AIRO 24GB GDDR6X PCI-Express Graphics Card

Order Zotac GeForce RTX 4090 Trinity AMP Extreme AIRO 24GB GDDR6X PCI-Express Graphics Card now online and benefit from fast delivery.
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Cheers, I'll have a look.
 
Gigabyte and Zotac seem to be the best for not having coil whine - my understanding from that thread.

Zotac great warranty and Gigabyte have a UK returns Centre (assuming you are in the UK)
 
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Tetras said:
If you went with the TUF B650-PLUS WIFI you'd save £100 or so, though I think you'd lose the primary PCI-E 5.0 (since it is 4.0). Personally I don't care, but you might.

The 7600 non-X saves about £30.

Kingston have a 32GB kit of 6000 (XMP-based) for £170, no RGB though. I think the EXPO version is another £20. Potential saving of £60.

WD SN770 1TB would save you £40, though I do like having DRAM on my boot drive.
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Looking at the Asus QVL (something I've only really read about tonight, yay for night shifts) for the mobo, it seems the memory I listed might not be fully compatible, so would you think the Kingston below might be a better option?

My basket at OcUK:

Total: £199.99 (includes delivery: £0.00)​

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MoratJG said:
Looking at the Asus QVL (something I've only really read about tonight, yay for night shifts) for the mobo, it seems the memory I listed might not be fully compatible, so would you think the Kingston below might be a better option?

My basket at OcUK:

Total: £199.99 (includes delivery: £0.00)​

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Most memory will work wether it's on the qvl list or not but if supported would be easier for technical support.
 
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