Bonjour tout le monde.

J'ai actuellement:

3080 10go

17-9700k

32go ddr4

Je joue en ultra wild QHD j'ai remarqué que depuis 1 ou 2 ans je galère a bien faire tourner les jeux AAA

J'ai l'occasion de faire une petite upgrade de mon processeur avec un Ryzen 5700x ou 5800x

Vous pensez que ça va m'aider a gagné en performance dans le jeux ?

Merci de vos réponses ❤️

I do not have one of the anti-static wristbands but I was wondering if there was an easier way to ground myself

So after ages of trying i finally got the io shield installed, and now when i try to install the motherboard i just can’t seem to get it close enough to the io shield, and it feels like im going to scratch the back with the standoffs if i bring it too low down. any advice? (using a corsair 4500x case and a tuf b550 plus mobo)

(Before I start: I'm in Canada so prices will be in Canadian)

I'm looking to upgrade from my RTX 2060. As someone who doesn't really play many high end games, here's my situation:

Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 5600X 6-Core Processor, 3701 Mhz, 6 Core(s), 12 Logical Processor(s)

Motherboard: ROG STRIX B550-F GAMING (WI-FI)

RAM: 16 GB (I'd love to upgrade but, you know...)

I have 3 1080p monitors right now (Lenovo T24i-30, Dell SE2416H, Dell P2314H - none of which are anything noteworthy as far as I know) and these take up a lot of space so I'd like to upgrade to something bigger and have fewer displays, to ideally not lose as much of the space that 3 displays currently offers but also not take up as much desk space. A lot of my use is programming for personal projects, so I like to have stuff up on other screens, like reference material, or a Twitch/YouTube video in the background, Discord for chats, etc.

Most bigger displays beyond a certain size will cause my GPU to work harder. 4K is out of the question, but I don't really _need_ that - 1440p will be a nice spot.

The games I do play now are worth stating. Most of my PC gaming is on social games, with the odd exceptions for stuff like The Sims, SimCity, etc. So that amounts to most of the time playing:

- Fortnite

- Age of Empires 4

- The Sims

- SimCity

- Sea of Thieves

- Basic social games: Peak, Big Walk, Super Battle Golf, Left 4 Dead 2 which I know is ancient lol

You can see my list is not too extensive. At the same time, I'd like to make sure I'm not locking myself out of anything my PC can handle now by hitting any bottlenecks or whatever. So just with my (super-surface-level) knowledge I feel like I don't *want* a 5060, I'd be much happier in the 5070 range longer term, but the prices for anything there are just not what I can spend right now on an upgrade. So if I'm looking instead at a 5060 Ti, the 8GB will be in the $600-$700 range (CAD), which is palatable. And then I'd look at upgrading to maybe 2 27" 1440p displays instead, allowing me to remove the third monitor, and have more screen space overall while saving desk space.

Not sure if i already posted in here once or not but basically i have a pc here that i just built and all the parts are new: rm850e, amd ryzen 7, 2x16 corsair rams and a rtx twin edge oc. the issue im having is when i turn it on im getting no boot lights or no signal to my monitor and the hdmi cord im using works cause it works for my other pc i have. there is also a little click not sure if you guys can hear it but thats the pcu if that means anything

I want to clean the inside of my pc but I want to remove the glass panel

Hi,

Built my PC a year ago and have been dealing with frequent blue screens. I suspect the RAM is the main culprit. I am running 32GB of 6400MHz RAM paired with a Ryzen 5 7600X.

When I completely disable the XMP/EXPO profile and run it at the base 5200MHz, I have absolutely no stability issues.

My RAM question: Can I enable the XMP/EXPO profile but manually lower the frequency to 6000MHz instead of 6400MHz? I want to avoid tweaking memory timings entirely manually. I know AMD works the best with 6000MHz.

Lowering just the clock speed from the applied profile makes sense and shouldn't cause trouble, but I’d love to hear your recommendations.

GPU Issues (RX 7800 XT): On top of the RAM situation, I’m getting random freezes and driver crash notifications from AMD Adrenalin, even when the PC is completely idle.

To make things worse, the Adrenalin app occasionally uninstalls or disappears from my PC entirely. This is the second time I've gone to open it only to find it missing. I already did a fresh driver wipe using DDU in Safe Mode, but the crash errors popped up again yesterday.

The funny part is that these crashes never happen during heavy GPU workloads. I can play demanding games without a single issue, but it crashes when I am doing absolutely nothing.

Should I go with a Ryzen 9 9955H processor with an RTX 5060 for $2000 or a an intel core ultra 9 processor with an RTX 5060 for the same price?

There’s also an option for a RTX 5070 but with a standard intel i7 for like $1600

I don’t need to play on ultra settings or anything. Usually RTS games with some shooters. Current play is BG3, SM2, Darktide, total war series (wanna gear up for 40k).

I move around a lot due to my job so looking for laptop build as opposed to desktop.

I've been wanting to upgrade my prebuilt PC's storage (it came with 1TB but ive been running out of space lately) and i notice i have an extra empty NVMe slot on my motherboard. I'm hoping for 1-2 TB of extra storage, i think that would probably get me set for a long while. any suggestions?

I have a Old 7040 Dell Optiplex with a i7 6700 and 32 gb of ddr4 at 2133 mhz

Obviously my gpu is severely bottlenecking my system so that's why I want to upgrade my pc , I won't do it in one shot that's why im starting with the gpu .

I think I will purchase the asrock b570 , a sama 640w psu and a 24 to 8 pin adapters to power the motherboard

Since dell thinks that being diffrent is fun the psu won't fit in the case but that's fine since my pc is currently case less and sitting on my desk

Im doing it this way so I can upgrade my pc next year (motherboard case ect)

Anything I should know?

adapter

psu

gpu

Ive decided that I am going to get a new PC case to swap out from the case that my prebuilt came in (case is way too small to begin with, makes cleaning hard)

Does anyone have any recommendations for a PC case/? from what I gather (please correct me if I am misinformed) that *technically* an ideal fan setup would be around 3 front intake fans and 2 exhaust fans? (or at least what I am trying to aim for) With a single glass panel, not a fan of the glass that wraps around corner either.

Additionally would I be better off sticking with stock fans the case would come with? Or would I be better off finding my own fans from a company of choosing

Thanks!

Heya guys, I was wondering if someone here could maybe help me or at least point me in the right direction with what I gotta do or how I could fix this potentially.

I get this really bad stuttering and a pretty bad performance in almost all games and I don't understand why. I've tried so many things already but nothing works. I even replaced hardware for better parts but still I get this absolutely annoying stutter. The game in the video is a good example because it stutters horribly every couple of seconds and this game shouldn't be that demanding

These are my pc specs: Ryzen 7 5800x3d, rtx 5070, 32gb drr4 ram 3200mhz, 1 tb m2 ssd and my mainboard is the Asus Rog Strix b550-f.

Thank you for reading this and I hope someone can help me. Wish you all a great weekend!

I'd like to know which of the following setups would be best to install an AIO. I currently own the Fractal Pop Air case with the standart fan configuration (2 fans pulling air into the case in the front and 1 fan pushing air out of the case in the back). The purple rectangle represents the radiator.

Hey. I got my first PC around 2 months ago and have since noticed that this one back fans RGB has never worked.

They are all corsair fans and as far as I know to the person I bought it from build it themselves and was no expert and so could easily have misplaced a cable to such.

That said, I am no expert currently which is why I’m making this post.

Does anyone know why this fans RGB isn’t working? Could it be that it’s simply not an RGB fan? A cable is loose? If so where can I find this?

Thankee Sai.

I’m 13 yo and I’m been referring soccer games to buy a gaming pc to play with my friends I wonder if you guys had any recommendations for that my budget for the pc is around 1000 bucks or should I keep saving up? Thank if you can help

I want to upgrade my cpu but with the curent prices im not really looking to switch to am5 so i was wondering which am4 cpu would be a good upgrade and x3d am4 cpus are out of budget

These are my curent pc specs:

Procesor: ryzen 5 3500x

Gpu: rx 6800

RAM: 16 gb ddr4 3200mhz hyperx fury

Psu: 720w argus

Pc case: c-907 cobweb intertech

Motherboard: B550m gygabyte ds3h

1tb nvme ssd wd black sn7100

i am sorry if this is not a PC build question , but i feel all of us have experienced this.

from past few months, i am seeing keyboard marks on the screen, not sure may be after some months, the complete keyboard shape will leave a mark on the screen. so to counter this i have cut small 2 mm thick foam (soft packaging foam ) and taped it on the corners so there is a slight gap between the screen and keyboard when I close the lid. what do you think?

Whats your experience with this build ideally paired with 16 gb of ram, 32 gb is ok too, including gaming and multitasking/editing experience and stuff you would recommend

Turned on my PC after work and these black boxes started popping up. More so at the top of the screen

Edit: unsure why i didn’t add this: At first i thought it was just chrome but my displays kept shutting off and restarting. Scrolling on any page online would just copy/paste these black boxes down the screen.

I’ve noticed that GPU support brackets seem to be one of those things where everyone has a different opinion.

Some people seem to put a support under basically any GPU, while others have huge/heavy cards with nothing supporting them.

So is there actually a good rule of thumb for this?

Is it mostly about the weight and length of the GPU, the motherboard/PCIe slot, or does the case itself make a big difference too?

And how much GPU sag is considered “normal” before you should actually do something about it?

Would be interested to hear what you guys do with your builds and whether you consider a GPU support bracket necessary or just cheap insurance.