Ai know about those, by price/performance crucial for the ssds and thermaltake for the psus are my personal top picks
Awell, clock speed is slow and it might cause some issue later down of the line who knows
CEhh.. maybe. I'd say reuse your RAM and then upgrade it later if you run into issues
Afair enough but i would not able to use this system ever again lol
CTrue
CA second PC will cost a lot more than upgrading one, but it's entirely up to you which way makes more sense
APart List - AMD Ryzen 7 5700G, Radeon RX 6600 XT, Cooler Master MasterBox Q300L MicroATX Mini Tower
Ayup
Awe wil lsee how much that gpu will cost
Ajust 100 bucks more
A885?
Atotal, yes
Aits not that bad
Aik
Ahopefully its better than 6800 xt lol
Ano, the 6800xt is still better, cause of higher specs
Ais it because bus width?
KAyes, and higher clocks
CI think what I would do in your position is:
- check the rating of your PSU just in case
- upgrade the GPU and storage
- upgrade the PSU and/or case if necessary
- wait and save money
- upgrade to AM5 motherboard, X3D CPU, DDR5 RAM, and a better CPU cooler
Ahard to decide cuz current pc it needs lot things to replace for upgrade but pricey
CYeah
AASRock Challenger OC Radeon RX 7600 8 GB Video Card vs. ASRock Challenger OC Radeon RX 7800 XT 16 GB Video Card
Alook that am5 new hardware they can cost me above 1k so its not good idea
CEh
CAseems 7600 seems better but less vram not good enough for intensive games like assetto corsa as example
C7600XT would be the ticket, then. $330, 16GB VRAM
K7600 isn't better
Kit's 30%+ slower in every benchmark
K6800 is a lot of card
Kyou're comparing the high end of the last generation to the low end of the current
Aim aware
APart List - AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, Radeon RX 7900 XT, Fractal Design North ATX Mid Tower
Aanything over 6000 ram is unstable on am5
CCooler makes sense
The case I picked was because my desk has unfortunate size limits
Good to know, about the RAM
The case I picked was because my desk has unfortunate size limits
Good to know, about the RAM
Aa 360mm cooler is overkill for a 7800x3d, it wont pull more than 140w
CI want it to run cool and quiet, and ideally be upgradable
Aair coolers are quiet af these days, with a pump you are adding extra noise tbh
CPoint
Aif you want some tests, i can give you a video
Aand i am going to change my aio to an air cooler soon too
CNah, it's alright, saving $70 makes sense
A6600 xt is better than 2070 in long term so it can last me decades and able to play bazzite-deck just fine.
Ajust in case
C85C seems relatively high for a desktop
Atop ones are 82 and 83, at full load, with their stock fans at 38db
CAlso a 7700X with the fans barely spinning lol
Aswap the fans with some T30 and you can get mid 70s
Aor even lower
