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Mouse | Logitech G703 |
Keyboard | Cooler Master Quickfire TK (Cherry MX Red) |
Mousepad | Silent Monsters Gaming and Office Mouse Mat |
Headphones | Beyerdynamic DT 770 |
Monitor | BenQ XL2411T |
SpadeAUShttps://warzone.ozfortress.com/matches/1787 this being casted also?
I added TJ on steam earlier because I wanna cast it, I've got no idea how to get the stv for oz games. So anyone hmu on steam or discord if you can get me it.
Setsul#3340
Well I don't know when exactly B550 is being released.
Either way I'll wait for street prices to settle before making a partlist.
Thanks man, appreciated as always.
Setsul#3336
Define "near future".
Current CPU?
Destiny 2 (and Cyberpunk etc.) should be GPU-bound, especially after a CPU upgrade so I don't think you'll get 150 fps.
Rendering is basically infinitely parallelizable so it will use all the cores.
Near future being within the next month or so, unless there's going to be a bunch of new 3000 series chipset motherboards out later than that.
Current CPU is a 2500k clocked to 4.5ghz. Not great news about the GPU but I can always turn graphics down and try an overclock if I feel the need to. Ngl I forget at times it's really just source games that are severely CPU bound.
Yo, I'm looking to build a new PC around a 3700x in the near future and am looking for advice on a build, I've not really been keeping up to date with most tech stuff.
The build will be mostly for games, mainly TF2, Dota, CS:GO and souls games, probably some Destiny 2 which literally maxes my current cpu out lol. I'll maybe play Elden Ring/Cyberpunk too when they're out, but no idea of how demanding they'll be. Aiming to get at least 200+fps in TF2 and at least 150 in Destiny 2, the graphics don't need to be maxed for Destiny though.
I'll also want to stream all these games at some point, which is why I felt a higher core count could be beneficial. It might be a bit overkill, but if the PC is gonna last as long as my current one has done, I may as well go overkill now and maybe get a bit more longevity.
I'll be doing some video stuff as well and will want to render at 1440p60 hence going for the 3700x instead of 3600x just for some more cores to use while rendering. Unless I'm mistaken in how many cores can be used to render videos.
I already have storage (850 EVO) and GPU (RX 480) sorted as they'll be reused from what I have now, will be looking for everything else, including a new case and PSU.
Budget is ~£700
Cyanicuntil someone on 7 can pull as much weight for them as habib does for froyotech i think froyo have the edge for the time being.
My boy gink does it already for Faint.
Early morning necro.
I'm not playing ETF2L this season and fancy streaming something while I'm not playing.
Still only really want combat classes in actual scrims/officials.
crybabyyeah i think the 3600 is a good idea since i probably wont be getting the money for another 2 months minimum, and i'm fine with waiting longer. I think i'll worry about the GPU for later but what would be the best GPU to get for a 3600? im looking into getting an RX 590 or 580 atm.
I've also got no idea about which motherboard i should choose. Like what's the main difference between the 100$ range to the 150$ range? atm looking at this one simply because it comes with dvi-d.
A mobo having dvi-d means nothing when you're gonna be plugging into your GPU lol.
Also a bunch of cheaper motherboards will probably be released soon when the new Ryzen CPUs have been out for a while.
Is the .wav file in mono? If not then it should be.
You could also launch the game with -autoconfig as the only launch option.
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Sherwoodfanhello all, first time posting in this thread. i wish to purchase new parts, from scratch. i'll be selling everything i currently have (outdated mostly).
i currently have:this has been sufficient to run a game like The Witcher III without any problems, but the pc has come a long way and is starting to suffer from several minor issues. with Cyberpunk 2077 coming, i decided it was a good time to upgrade my entire computer to be able to play the game .i've looked at the specs of the computer they used for the gameplay demo at E3 last year and decided to base my picks on those. here's what I came up with.
- i7-3770 @3.4ghz
- nvidia GTX 770, 2gb
- 12gb RAM
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/9jP2XP
i know next to nothing about pc building. how retarded is this? i've got someone in my family who's good at building pcs and i've been told these picks look realistically ok, but i want a second opinion.
this is around the budget i have. i'm ready to go up a hundred or two higher, but if i can lower the total cost without cutting down on anything i would greatly appreciate some help towards that.
thank you for reading.
New Ryzen CPUs are out next month and could be a good shout, they haven't been independently benchmarked yet though. I'd say it might be good to wait at least a few weeks until they're out before commiting to anything.