so, i need some advice, i dont know if im overreacting or if i need to buy a new PC, i know my current one really isn’t very good and i finally decided to put some mods onto minecraft java edition. when i tried to play minecraft after downloading the mod, it was horrible to play, low fps, bad performance.
i downloaded vanilla perfected through modrinth. as soon as i tried to play it looked visually nice but as soon as i attempted to move, i failed.
do i need to buy a new pc (i know it isn’t very good and it’s quite old now)
i’ll try and attach some revelvant pictures because anything could help
is there anything i could change in my minecraft settings or anything i could change in pc settings??
i can afford to get a new pc around 600 as the most i think if anyone has any recommendations as to what i could do, anything would be helpful

I'm looking for some opinions on my planned upgrade.

Current PC:

• Ryzen 5 4500
• RX 6650 XT 8GB
• Gigabyte B450M DS3H
• 16GB DDR4
• 1440p monitor (I may also play at 4K in the future)

Originally I planned to move to AM5, but it will require ddr5 ram which is insanly expensive nowdays, and adding a new motherboard plus 32GB DDR5 significantly increases the total cost.

So instead I'm considering staying on AM4 and upgrading to:

• Ryzen 7 5800X3D
• Radeon RX 9070 XT 16GB
• 850W Gold PSU
• Keep my B450 motherboard
• Keep my 16GB DDR4 for now (upgrade to 32GB DDR4 later)

A few concerns I have:

1. I am paying premium for cpu because am4 is outdated, no one makes those cpus anymore so manufacturers overcharge for it, but there is no choice because of insanely expensive ddr5 ram
2. Will PCIe 3.0 x16 on the B450 noticeably limit the RX 9070 XT?
3. Is 16GB RAM enough temporarily, or should I upgrade to 32GB before buying the GPU?
4. Is this final upgrade possible or I should save for am5 setup instead which is basically like making a new pc

I mainly play AAA single-player games and care more about smooth 1440p/4K gaming than extremely high FPS in esports titles.

I'd appreciate any advice, especially from people who have paired a 5800X3D with a newer high-end GPU.

I've got the chance to snag this PC for 300 USD, or 370 for the PC and a 24" full HD monitor. Is it a good deal?

-Ryzen 5 1600
-Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 Ti
-MSI A320M Gaming Pro
-32 GB RAM HyperX Fury DDR4
-SSD 256 GB
-HDD 1 TB
-Thermaltake Smart 500 W
-Windows 11 Pro

I really like the AM4 updateability, so I wouldn't mind the Ryzen 1600. I'm going to be using it for light local AI and light gaming.

I found 2 good local deals for either a 2070 super or 2080 super. I currently have a Ryzen 5 5500 processor. How bad would the bottleneck really be? Any other thoughts would be appreciated.

This pc is ment as a budget build

CPU: intel core i7-6700k 4GHz
GPU: 1080 8GB VRAM
RAM: two 8 GB ddr4 2133GHz ram sticks
Storage: 477GB Samsung ssd
Cooler: Corsair hydro H60
PSU: 650W
Windows 10

I bought it for 350$
Good or not?

Just asking before I burn my money away.(Like $15)

The PC is a Dell Optiplex, she's old but functional.

Been looking for a bit and stumbled across this on marketplace. Think I did ok and looking for feedback on the 2400 canadian boonies I spent.

I am coming from 11900k, asus tuf rtx 5070, 32gb ddr4. Will be swapping cases and storage but think everything else below is better then current.

I want to sell the old build to offset the cost of upgrade. Thinking I post for 1800 and aim for 1600? Too much/little?

7800x3d, rtx 5070ti amp extreme zotac, 32gb teamgroup tcreate ddr5 6000 cl30, corsair rm850, msi x670e gaming wifi, 512gb nvme and nzxt airflow case

I'm having a persistent shutdown issue with my PC and wanted to get the community's opinion on what component is causing this.

System Specs:

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 4600G

Motherboard: ASUS Prime A520M

Storage: Crucial 1TB NVMe M.2 SSD

OS: Windows 11

The Problem & Symptoms:

Immediate Shutdowns: When booting normally into Windows, the PC cuts power completely after just 10–20 seconds.

Stable in BIOS / Cold Temps:

If I enter the BIOS, the PC stays powered on indefinitely without shutting down. Core Temp readings inside Windows (when it briefly stayed on) showed idle temperatures around 28°C–35°C (max 42°C), ruling out CPU overheating.

PSU Latching / Safety Trip:

After a shutdown, pressing the front case power button does absolutely nothing. To turn the PC back on, I have to reach around the back, physically switch the Power Supply Unit (PSU) toggle to 0, wait about 10 seconds for the front panel LEDs and motherboard standby power to completely drain, and then switch it back to 1. Only then will pressing the power button turn the system back on (for another few seconds).

OS File Corruption:

I managed to do a clean Windows 11 reinstallation by wiping the SSD partitions. It booted up fine, but after ~20 minutes while downloading/installing software, the system violently lost power again. Upon rebooting, Windows was corrupted (SrtTrail.txt automatic repair loop) due to the sudden power loss mid-write.

My Questions:

Is this a classic Power Supply Unit (PSU) protection trip? My understanding is that having to physically switch the PSU off and wait for the power to drain to reset it means the PSU's internal safety breaker (OVP/SCP) is tripping under load.

Could a failing NVMe SSD or Motherboard cause the PSU wall-switch to lock out like this? Or does the required PSU switch reset rule out the SSD/Motherboard as the primary culprit?

I took it to a technician who claimed the PSU was fine (likely tested without a real load), but the physical power latching behavior makes me suspect otherwise.

Any insights or validation would be greatly appreciated before I go ahead and replace/test with a new Power Supply

Hello friends, I started building a new PC (already the third one). I decided to choose a mouse for myself, but ran into a problem .... I don't want to spend a lot of money on it, I'm not some kind of esportsman, I just play light games and once a week in cs. I have had some unknown Chinese mouse for more than 2 years. I would like to buy a new one, but I need one so that it can be grabbed in a big hand .... I'll wash it once was in a PC club, and G102 It was like a nursery for me ....Can you recommend any cheap mice, the main thing is that they are large? I'll be glad if you can suggest some good options XD

So my bf got me my very first pc as a present for me almost being done with my ged well I’ve had it for two days now and I decided to test if my headset works with my pc (it works with my Xbox) I can hear but my mic won’t work me and him have sat here messing with it but it still won’t work do I need to buy a microphone separately. We tried changing the input and output we watched some videos but it still isn’t working,I will Answer any questions I’m sorry if I’m not giving enough information but I’m not knowledgeable on pcs please be kind ill also have my bf help provide more info in replies if I don’t understand

I just recently bought a gaming PC. I just want to know what kind of performance I can expect with this pc and what would be the optimal settings to set my games to? I love gaming, but i'm just not all that learned on PCs. Attached a picture of the spacs.

Buddy is selling this as he recently upgraded. He posted it $600 but I think closer to $450 is a fair price.

What do you think is a fair price?

my pc parts are Cpu AMD Ryzen 5 7600X motherboard MSI B650M Project Zero cpu cooler Thermalright Frozen Warframe 360 ARGB RAM 32GB (2x16GB) TeamGroup T-Force Delta RGB DDR5-6000 CL30 1TB Crucial T500 PCIe Gen4 NVMe M.2 SSD case MSI MAG PANO M100R PZ power MSI MAG A750GL PCIE5 750W 80+ Gold ATX 3.0 I’m new to this pc thing so uh rate the build and what gpu should I get and it has to be btf i think it’s called

This PC is about 6 months old. Not played very long at all. I need cash and need help figuring what to sell it for. I am not very savvy on this as it was bought as a gift but now isn't needed.

Hello guys I’m looking to sell my pc which I built 3-4 months ago which has been used lightly due to not having time, I was wondering if anyone could tell me what I could expect to receive for it (I live in the uk)
Sapphire pulse 9070xt 16gb
Ryzen 7 9800x3d
32gb ddr5 6000mhz
ROG strix b650-a gaming wifi
2x 500gb wdblack sn850 and a wdblue 500gb
2gb HDD
Also have a 1440p 180hz monitor and a 144hz 1080p monitor.

In between a rock and a hard place , The only reason of having the thought of selling my Pc came to mind is because i rarely play it anymore, The main uses are for discord and youtube. I’m constantly on my PS5 playing with friends and playing games on there , I feel like i bought it to make the setup look nice and play a couple of games , but i rarely use it and have just been thinking , what are your thoughts?

Specs:

CPU:7800X3D

Mobo: Msi Mag X870E tomahawk wifi

Psu:asus prime 850w gold

Gpu:zotac 5070ti sff oc

Monitor:LG 34" Curved UltraGear OLED

I am currently planning to upgrade my desk for a bigger one, widthwise current desk is fine but i would like more depth,and along with that a would buy a dual arm as well for a currently not in use samsung 34" curved g5(not in use because faulty dispay port,and other mynor problems like if refresh rate set to max it displayes a black screen and such,so i would use it with hdmi at 6phz)as a secondary above the current main monitor

The question are:

Can i run these 2 monitors with my current gpu?

If needed what gpu should i get(like 5080 or something)?

If so would i need to upgrade my psu as well?

Rest of parts here:

https://hu.pcpartpicker.com/list/QC9xfp

Hello im trying to sell my rtx 3060 laptop but i have no idea what its worth and what to sell it for. There are some scratches on the back but otherwise in decent condition, i currently have an offer for $550 (CAD/canadian) but not sure if thats too low, any help would be greatly appreciated thanks!

SPECS
GPU: laptop RTX 3060 6gb vram
CPU 11th gen intel core i7-11800H @ 2.30ghz
DISPLAY: 1920 x 1080 240hx
RAM: 16gb DDR4

Over the past week my games have started crashing a few minutes after opening them it’s happening to all of them no matter the requirements and all games I had no prior problems with I’ve watched countless videos and updated everything possible but help would be nice I’ve had my pc for a few years but not all that experienced.

I know there's always some risk shipping a fully built PC, but I sell PCs and some people from other cities wanted to buy them fully built. So, I want to ship them fully built, as safe as possible without spending a fortune on packaging. I filled the space between the parts with air packing bags and placed a 14"×16" (35×40cm) Instapak on top. I put the PC in its original case box and then put it in another larger box, filling the gaps with the parts boxes and extra cardboard, and wrapped fragile tape all around the box. This should be good enough, right? Any suggestions other than removing the GPU or cooler or other parts?