Looking for assistance in selecting your new PC components. You've already decided on a Nvidia GPU and an Intel CPU.
Looking for assistance in selecting your new PC components. You've already decided on a Nvidia GPU and an Intel CPU.
I have the same pc for 6 years. I want to buy a new one, its a gamer pc. I have some requirements for it. It must not have loudy fans(i am sensible to noise, im a level 2 autist) and must not have LED lights because it distracts me).
I will use this new pc mostly to emulation and to play Elden Ring. Also would be cool if it run Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart on at least full HD 60 FPS.
My choice of GPU is RTX 3080, because it run 4K pretty well. I heard that the 4000 series nvidia gpu is a disaster.(also a RTX 4080 is too expensive for me). I need no know if 3080 GALAX is a silent GPU. I dont want a loudy fan noise while i play. If not, sugest me another brand.
The intel cpu is: 14900k. Because it can run a particular emulator pretty well.
Im outdated about SSDs and HDDs, ram memory, motherboards. Also no idea what PSU i need to use, 500W, 750w... I need your help with this. Also im From Brazil and if possible, it needs to be computer parts that i can buy here, online.
I will not buy all parts at once, it will probably take some months to get all the parts.
About the computer case, it needs to be in a Cube or Square format, not a tower format.
If i just get my actual SSD and install on a new pc will it work? My actual pc has a nvidia/intel parts on it.
Some random questions: Is Asus still good for motherboard?
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the OS should be reinstalled alongside a new motherboard.
it really depends on the specific model, especially the RTX 3080, which requires a minimum of 750-850w.
they still produce high-quality hardware, though their control software isn’t very good.
i’d consider another brand, perhaps AsRock.
you should take some time browsing and choosing this yourself.
there are so many choices with too many factors to consider that only you can decide what’s best.
letting someone else make the decision might cause regret later when buying.
this is entirely up to you if you connect and configure the LEDs for all devices.
even a GPU with a light symbol should be able to be turned off.
none of these will be quiet at stock settings, especially if you keep them within a good temperature range during heavy use.
you’ll need to create a custom fan curve profile for any card you pick and put in extra effort into the cooling setup to maintain low system temps while keeping the GPU healthy.
there’s probably a need for a large custom liquid cooling solution for the whole system (CPU, GPU, etc.) if noise is a big concern.
this CPU and GPU generate a lot of heat, which means they require significant fan power to control it.
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