Thoughts on this build? Anything i could change?
Thoughts on this build? Anything i could change?
Hi, Im building a computer for my friend, you got any thoughts on this build, something i could change for a better performance, ofcourse to the same price.
https://www.proshop.dk/Bundkort/MSI...45...TX/2791841
https://www.proshop.dk/RAM/Kingston-Hype...GB/2792193
https://www.proshop.dk/CPU/AMD-Ryze...-G...er/2646782
https://www.proshop.dk/SSD/A-Data-XPG-SX...GB/2687324
https://www.proshop.dk/Kabinet/Fractal-D...rt/2657486
https://www.proshop.dk/Stroemforsyn...50...ed/2832367
https://www.proshop.dk/Grafikkort/PowerC...rt/2794195
All theese gives the price of 8190dkk
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This text provides a detailed comparison of different CPUs, particularly focusing on AMD Ryzen processors. It discusses key features like core count, gaming performance, and memory compatibility. The writer recommends specific models (Ryzen 5 3600, 3700x) based on intended use cases, highlighting their strengths in both gaming and general computing tasks. They also suggest upgrading RAM to a speed of 3600MHz for optimal Ryzen performance.
So you whould pick these 2 instead?
This whould be a better price, for a better performance or atleast the same?
https://www.proshop.dk/RAM/Corsair-Venge...GB/2792435
https://www.proshop.dk/CPU/AMD-Ryze...erunner&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=pricesite
The Ryzen 5 3600 offers a noticeable performance boost over the 2700X, particularly in gaming scenarios and benchmark tests like Geekbench. While the 3600’s higher clock speed (3600MHz) is a factor, the lower latency of the CL16 timing also contributes to its advantage. Upgrading both the processor and RAM will provide a tangible improvement in system performance. Specifically, moving from 3200 MHz to 3600 MHz, even with a slightly higher CL value (CL16 vs CL18), provides a noticeable speed increase due to the increased frequency. This is particularly evident in gaming workloads where faster memory can significantly reduce bottlenecks.
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“I'm researching graphics cards, specifically considering the RX 5700 XT, and trying to decide if it’s worth the investment compared to lower-tier options. My primary concern is resolution – I want to know how much performance gain I can expect from upgrading my RAM speed. It seems that increasing RAM speed provides diminishing returns at higher resolutions. If the cost difference between 3200MHz and 3600MHz RAM is minimal, opting for the faster speed is generally recommended, especially for gaming at high resolutions. To help me assess this, I need to understand key specifications: What's the monitor’s resolution? What's its refresh rate? And does it support technologies like FreeSync, G-Sync, or neither?”
Hi, as for right now, hes playing on 65inch 4k tv monitor. Hes planning to buy a 2k pc monitor in the future, but he'll be playing on the 64 inch for a while.
I assume then that the intent when gaming is to set the resolution to 1920x1080 or 2560x1440, even while playing on the TV? Performance will definitely suffer trying to game on 4K, even with high end video cards. If the intent is to go 2560x1440, then the 5700XT will definitely be a good choice, though the 5700 non-XT may be sufficient as well, depending on what refresh rate he's trying to get. Here's some performance charts of various games at 2560x1440 where the RX 5700 and RX 5700XT are included:
He wont be running 4k, i believe hes playing on 1200x600 or something right now, on a crappy laptop.
He wants to run decent graphic while having decent resolution.
I think well got with the XT model.
Do you know if all the parts are capable of running together, the parts i linked in the top, with the other parts i found.