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System Name | Code$ |
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Processor | AMD Ryzen™ 7 9800X3D Desktop Processor |
Motherboard | PHANTOM GAMING X870E Nova WiFi |
Cooling | Corsair iCUE H170i ELITE CAPELLIX XT |
Memory | DOMINATOR PLATINUM RGB 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR5 DRAM 6000MT/s C30 Memory Kit for AMD |
Video Card(s) | NITRO+ AMD Radeon™ RX 6700 XT |
Storage | MP700 ELITE PCIe 5.0 (Gen 5) x4 NVMe M.2 SDD Drive with 2TB Heatsink + x3 990 PRO NVMe M.2 SSD 2TB |
Display(s) | Acer PREDATOR X32 FP |
Case | CTE E600 MX Mid Tower Chassis |
Audio Device(s) | Sound Blaster AE-7 |
Power Supply | Seasonic PRIME TX ATX 3.0 1600 W |
Mouse | Asus ROG Pugio |
Keyboard | CORSAIR Gaming K70 - CHERRY® MX Blue (IT) |
VR HMD | - |
Software | Win 11 pro - ZorinOS |
Benchmark Scores | - |
Hello everyone now I've reached the end of the upgrade path of my AMD rig I only have to replace the motherboard and the cpu. The machine will be intended for general use in order from highest to lowest Web/audio-video/office-writing/gaming if the ryzen7 9800x3d will be decent, less fragile than the 7800x3d and above all with a more uniform load on the CCDs and greater power in productivity during black friday I think I'll take it the dilemma here is to buy a card that lasts over time and future-proof with a 10gbit, Maybe with the primary M2 slot next to memory like the Asrock, but only the B650E, so now we all know that the x870e are out of the question so there is very little left to discuss. The options for a durable and solid x670e are MSI x670E ACE or Gigabyte Extreme. Now I could also put aside the need for the slot near the memories with the gigabyte since it would have other inviting features such as no usb4 (consumes lanes unnecessarily), dts-x support(using an av), back plate, 3pci and much more. The godlike is too expensive so it's out of the question and the Asus that I used to love has now changed a lot and I don't like it anymore that they don't have full support for win10
I'm new and I've learned a lot lately about m2 format SSDs, but in the jungle it's not easy to extricate yourself, for example, there are advantages to using a pci5 to boot??? And despite the fact that it heats up a lot, used only for the operating system, is the risk of throttling low or is it instead wasted money? In case I set my sights on the Kaze by cooler master(Hate small fans). I would like to add 2 ssd m2 a Slc Corsair mp700 pro for booting and another for programs/games 2/4 Tb like WD Black850x, the backup would go to one of the 2.5 I use now and to the 3.5 for archive
I'm new and I've learned a lot lately about m2 format SSDs, but in the jungle it's not easy to extricate yourself, for example, there are advantages to using a pci5 to boot??? And despite the fact that it heats up a lot, used only for the operating system, is the risk of throttling low or is it instead wasted money? In case I set my sights on the Kaze by cooler master(Hate small fans). I would like to add 2 ssd m2 a Slc Corsair mp700 pro for booting and another for programs/games 2/4 Tb like WD Black850x, the backup would go to one of the 2.5 I use now and to the 3.5 for archive