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Steve loves the sound of his own voice!Hardware Unboxed. One of the biggest hardware reviewers but has a history discarding any technology that isn't raw compute and behaving petulant on twitter.
I won't need to buy one anyway since I'm gonna win the rtx5090 nvidia build giveaway on reddit
Steve loves the sound of his own voice!
I do appreciate their very comprehensive motherboard round ups/comparisons though.
For anyone coming from 30 series and older then none of this matters as there will be mega gains, but not so much for the frequent updaters.
I’m actually quite the bronzed Aussie at the moment after a couple of weeks camping on the NSW Sapphire Coast.Their reviews are definitely comprehensive and I'll always watch them, I just have to skip whenever he starts inserting his own opinions. I refuse to take purchashing advice from anyone who gets their stuff for free. I'm sure I could make a bingo card and start with Steve crapping on price to perf as well as RT (he's a broken record at this point) and any DLSS feature. However I'm sure he'll be sticking a 5090 into his personal rig to play Fortnite at first opportunity.
Also where you been? Getting your BG3 tan?
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just ran the Cyberpunk 2077 benchmark on ultra settings on my current PC for the lols (been waiting since release to play it on a new PC, got gifted it this Christmas)... even with FSR turned on it tops out at around 11fps
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No necessarily but with the way things are going if you have anything less than a 5700x3d you'll bottleneck.
Thanks man, and sorry for the late look at this.
Yeah looks like the 5700x3D is about the only thing I can get anyway.
Highlighted is what Id replace (coming from 5800x and 3080ti)
Also wondering whether to just get a 5080 if I can, and then staggering a new build over the next 6-12 months.
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That can work too. b850 motherboards are just coming out with more options later as well as more Ryzen 9000 3d v-cache CPUs that will give you more options if you wanted to do it that way.
Looking at it from balancing costs POV.
Might even just run the current rig into the ground and go with a whole new build in a few years and wait for the next series instead.
Gotta say, I will never build in a small case again, it was great building in this one. So much pain with my previous ITX builds just for a few cm's saved on the desk. Also those 200mm fans at the front are chunky as haha
What's the case? Love black tower coolers, I so nearly did that too but stressed about RAM clearance. You got the ASRock Nova didn't you?
Poor bugger - Kyle is one of the good tech youtubersI thought his ability to make jokes in this situation was pretty remarkable.
Poor bugger - Kyle is one of the good tech youtubers
full list:
- Asus proart pa602 case (first time I've ever spent a bit on the case. prob a bit extra but I wanted the big quiet non-RGB fans and good quality all round with loads of room)
- ASRock x870e nova
- 9800x3d
- 64gb gskill trident neo z5 cl30 6000mhz ram
- 4+2+2tb worth of nvme
- nh-d15s cooler (it doesn't come with a second fan. Without the fan the ram can be huge like 65mm or something. I got 44mm ram, supposedly you can put a 120mm fan above the ram and it'll still fit 44 so I might try that, but read it only improves temps by 2-3 degrees haha)
- Corsair rm100x 3.1 psu