Originally Posted by Venom
I'll be getting the AMD Ryzen 7 3700X, I just need a motherboard that supports one m.2 port, and 5-10 SATA ports.
Originally Posted by Venom
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Originally Posted by Venom
Originally Posted by niggo
i think finding a consumer board which supports 10 sata ports is actually gonnna be rather hard cause at a certain point pcie lanes are an issue, less so with ryzen compared with intel consumer products
Originally Posted by Venom
Found one that has m.2 and 4 SATA ports, ( I wont be using DVD or Blu-ray), might install the Blu-ray
i would also recommend getting a b550/x570 board as those have improved VRMs and more features in general which should be positive for the longievity
As niggo said you should wait for zen 2 (ryzen 3000 series) and get the 8 or even 12 core cpu with a x570 mb.
As you will have pcie 4 you can use an insane fast m2 ssd which might help with your large video files since you plan to record in 4k & 144fps.
As you will have pcie 4 you can use an insane fast m2 ssd which might help with your large video files since you plan to record in 4k & 144fps.
Originally Posted by Not Officer
As niggo said you should wait for zen 2 (ryzen 3000 series) and get the 8 or even 12 core cpu with a x570 mb.
As you will have pcie 4 you can an insane fast m2 ssd which might help with your large video files since you plan to record in 4k & 144fps.
As you will have pcie 4 you can an insane fast m2 ssd which might help with your large video files since you plan to record in 4k & 144fps.
But once, I do have enough money to buy 2x4k monitors, then I will do 4k, but doubt that with current hardware, 4K 144FPS is something that can "Handle" I don't know though, at the moment.
@niggo
this is what I currently have, I heard that x450 is gonna support the Razer 7 3700X out of the box, pretty much.
Originally Posted by Venom
Well, there is no real reason to be recording gameplay's on 4k if I don't have a monitor for it.
But once, I do have enough money to buy 2x4k monitors, then I will do 4k, but doubt that with current hardware, 4K 144FPS is something that can "Handle" I don't know though, at the moment.
@niggo
this is what I currently have, I heard that x450 is gonna support the Razer 7 3700X out of the box, pretty much.
also the new chipset will bring lots of improvements
i would also switch from the 970 pro to a 970 evo and get a bigger one for the price difference
since the evo now has long warranty aswell the small performance difference is not worth it anymore and the price difference makes the evo more appealing imo
Originally Posted by niggo
i would still actually get a x570 board as the new cpus have a bit more requirements in terms of vrms so not all of the old boards are made for those high core count chips
also the new chipset will bring lots of improvements
i would also switch from the 970 pro to a 970 evo and get a bigger one for the price difference
since the evo now has long warranty aswell the small performance difference is not worth it anymore and the price difference makes the evo more appealing imo
I am glad that I took upon this thing, because I've wanted to build one myself for so long, and, by the looks of it, it's already sort of expensive for someone who doesn't really get paid in terms of having a real job, and pretty much relays on the disability payment.
Originally Posted by Not Officer
As you will have pcie 4 you can an insane fast m2 ssd which might help with your large video files since you plan to record in 4k & 144fps.
Originally Posted by Venom
The list is still incomplete, and needs to being worked on a little more, but I do have 2 components that I don't really need to buy, since I have them, I do have SSD and HDD already in my current PC, but I want something new and fresh, and potentionally sell the already owning components for cash, so it'd help me.
I am glad that I took upon this thing, because I've wanted to build one myself for so long, and, by the looks of it, it's already sort of expensive for someone who doesn't really get paid in terms of having a real job, and pretty much relays on the disability payment.
I am glad that I took upon this thing, because I've wanted to build one myself for so long, and, by the looks of it, it's already sort of expensive for someone who doesn't really get paid in terms of having a real job, and pretty much relays on the disability payment.
if the new ryzen gen wouldnt be about to launch it would be a good buy
but now i def recommend to wait a bit longer
