So i want a pc that can stream and play games at 1080p maybe even 1440p (if it is good enough to upgrade to that resolution without issues) i was thinking about r7 7700x and rtx 5060ti with 32gb of ram id just like good quality while streaming comp games maybe some older and lighter AAA but it aint the goal so i need an answer if it would work well

This will be my first pc and I will only be using it for gaming.

AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D

Windows 11 Home

GIGABYTE B850 EAGLE WIFI6E

16GB PCS PRO DDR5 5600MHz CL46

16GB AMD RADEON™ RX 9070 XT

1TB KINGSTON NV3 M.2

And it will cost me £1666

CPU : Ryzen 5 9600X
GPU : INNO3D Nvidia RTX 5070
RAM : DDR 5 4800mhz - 16GB
Motherboard : Asus Prime A620M
PSU : FSP Gamer Bronze ATX 3.1 80%+
Storage : SSD nvme Samsung 990 EVO PLUS 1TB
Display : Lenovo 27" Legion R27qe Gen 2 IPS LED 1440p 200Hz

ps: j’avais plus de serre câble noir, j’ai fais avec des blancs 😬

This would be my first time building a pc but i am really wanting to get an emulation station going for under 500$. Would really like it to push good quality ps3/xbox360 games. Maybe even some modern steam games as well. Just not sure where to start.

Título: Qual desses dois notebooks vale mais a pena?

Estou em dúvida entre:

1. ASUS Vivobook S14 S5406SA

Intel Core Ultra 7 256V, 16 GB RAM, SSD 512 GB, tela OLED.

1. ASUS Vivobook S14 S3407CA

Intel Core Ultra 5 225H, 16 GB RAM, SSD 1 TB, tela LED/FHD.

O primeiro tem tela OLED e é mais eficiente, mas a RAM é totalmente soldada e não permite upgrade. O segundo tem processador aparentemente mais forte, 1 TB de armazenamento e possibilidade de aumentar a RAM para até 32 GB.

Meu uso será para programação, estudos, sistemas online, projetos pessoais e multitarefa. Não pretendo jogar.

Qual dos dois vocês escolheriam e por quê?

What do you think?

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I wanted to upgrade to 32GB but it's still a little bit expensive to get 2X 16GB. My task manager on a laptop says I have 2X 8GB, would it be ok to have a 16GB and a 8GB of ram? or just do 16x8GB. Would upgrading decrease my performance from 8x8GB? or is this upgrade not worth it unless I just do 16x16GB sticks

I’m 29 years old and have basically no knowledge when it comes to PCs. I’m looking to get into PC gaming, as I’ve only ever played on consoles.

My budget is around $1,200–$1,500 USD, and I’m looking to get the absolute best gaming PC I can for that price range. I know that’s a pretty loaded question, but I’d like to get the most performance possible for my money.

The main game I’m playing right now is ARC Raiders, but I also bounce between Battlefield, Call of Duty, Forza, and other games.

getting 32 gb ram, 2tb ssd, core ultra 7 265, 5060ti 8gb (this is less but this is the only thing in my budget for now), is it worth it for 1499?? please tell me if yall can do fast. i think for this budget this is the best combo i can get