CPU'S Help
CPU'S Help
Here are some alternative phrasings:
- Any thoughts from @minibois and @jstudrawa?
- Sorry for the interruption, but I have a question.
- Let me know what you think, @minibois and @jstudrawa.
I reduced the short power max and boost power max. Running at 3.00-3.33 GHz seems fine, or should I adjust it near the base 2.30? @jstudrawa
You’ve got a solid foundation to build from. Avoid running it at its default idle speed (2.3). Remember, you invested in this, so engage with it. Run it, polish it, place it on a solid surface—not your couch, bed, or lap—and allow it to air out. This will make a big difference.
Take it easy on the mentions, I wasn’t there even for an hour! Keep the speed steady. Just a small amount and clean the laptop’s interior.
Alright, here’s a revised version of what you wrote:
I’m looking for my final PC build under 1000 euros. That’s why I chose the Cooler Master Q300L box, a quiet 11-500W power unit, an Asus Prime H320M-A-R2-O, Intel Core i3-9100F, and the GSKill value F4 2666 19D 16 GB RAM. I also need a 144Hz monitor, a compatible keyboard, mouse, and pad (preferably G-Sync if possible). If you have an even better option, please let me know. Thanks for your time, @minibois—I’ll only reach out again to say thanks.
I’m putting together a setup similar to the one you described. It includes an Intel Core i3-9100F processor, a 3.6 GHz quad-core board from Asus, G.Skill memory, an HP M.2 drive, and a GeForce GTX 1660 Ti graphics card. The build totals around $665 when you factor in shipping and taxes. I’m leaning toward this configuration if your budget allows between $700 and $800. For accessories, a Cooler Master case would be solid, and a monitor like the Acer Nitro VG240Y with HDMI should work well. You’ll also need audio gear—speakers or headphones—and a case fan to keep things cool.
I'm aiming for a 144Hz and want all parts to work well together, maybe I can upgrade my current PC build a bit? @minibois you've already got headphones, but the game really depends on high refresh rate. Sorry!