I use the pc to play Minecraft and Fortnite and so on and am also on yt and twitch. Is the following setup good or sufficient? Made the SSD a bit lower (for the last question) and took a 2tb hdd. The CPU cooler is still coming!
ps. Please NO ANSWERS because of that I should get an rx5700, please let me think about it and only write the review for this setup, thanks 😂👍👌
LINK: https://geizhals.eu/?cat=WL-1569828
Except for the PSU, this is a very solid system. I would rather go for a Pure 11, otherwise great.
Would have configured the same way in your place. I have good advice for you. Rumors of a release of new NVIDIA cards later this year are growing. If you maybe wait a year you get more performance for the money than with an rtx 2070. And as long as you want to use ray tracing including dlss you don't have to see any reason to buy an rx 5700xt
It doesn't look bad in itself, but the best thing to do is get a motherboard with a B550 / X570 chipset, and you're ready for the future. (Be warned, I mean with B450 you have to do a BIOS update for Ryzen 3000, but I'm not sure if the manufacturers do that)
I think this configuration is very good. What you could think about would be the RTX 2060 Super. There are already cheaper than this 2070. And the 2060 S is almost equally strong and also has 8GB VRam.
But otherwise it looks pretty good. I would build like that.
If you have no idea, you shouldn't rush into the keys. First of all, the mainboard is already ready for Ryzen 3000. That is all B450 / X470 boards from MSI in the Max version.
Second, is a B550 / X570 board for which Ryzen 3600 is wasted money. The CPU has a TDP of just 65W. And even with the highest overclocking, AMD only releases 130W. And why the hell, you should need such a high-end board. It's totally pointless. Even for the Ryzen 3000 8 Kerner, a B450 is completely sufficient.
If you have no idea, you shouldn't rush into the keys!
Well recognized. Hope you internalize it for yourself too.
So it looks pretty good, I would actually recommend a 2700x instead of 3600, because the 2 cores have more (it costs less than the 3600), which is particularly interesting for video editing.
The first point: I wrote that I'm not sure about the BIOS update. I only know this from Gigabyte, because I had to do a BIOS update (was an early rev board).
On the second point: B550 is not a high-end board and is helpful because it can only change the processor in 5 years without changing the mainboard. B450 is no longer supported by the upcoming Zen3 architecture.
If you have no idea, you shouldn't rush into the keys. @ mike1074
LOL, in 5 years there will be no AM4 support. The upcoming Ryzen 4000 series is also from AMD, guaranteed the last ones that will be compatible with the AM4 socket. And that's exactly what I was interested in. Ryzen 5000 will already have "" AM5 "".
But if you really have no idea, at least you shouldn't be bossy. I think everyone can be wrong. But then reacting like that is the very last thing.
You are reproaching here!
"But reacting like that is the very last thing." I only answered constructively and finally accepted your sentence.
The 5 years were an example and not information to be nailed to. And if so, AM5 will only come in 2 years anyway. Until then, AMD can still release X CPUs, as with the current Ryzen 3000 generation. This has been on the market for a long time, but still gets new processors as members.
This can also be the case with Ryzen 4000 and then it is helpful if he has a B550 MB and then eventually switches to such CPUs. Better to HAVE than to NEED.
Thanks for this comment. It shows how strongly you are informed on the hardware market. And the statement also speaks for itself, "Better you HAVE than you NEED". This sentence should at least be taken as an example, which is not possible. It's tough if you have no idea of something, just say, buy it whether you need it or not. At least for me the topic ends here. It's a good thing that you can't delete the comments yourself here.
