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I feel its logical to have igpu as my current MB doesnt support and i couldnt use the comp when my GPU got fried.

so i guess narrowing down to these options

2) 12600k+msi z690 is - $747 (FUWELL)
3) 12700F + MSI PRO B660M-A Wi-Fi D4 - $703 (PCThemes)
4) 12700 + MSI B660M Mortar Wifi D4 --- $809 <- can check where you get this price? cause Fuwell price list is $822
5) 12700 + MSI PRO B660M-A Wi-Fi D4 - $741

differences between MSI PRO and Motar not worth the upgrade?

Depending on the features, you go compare the features to see if it's worth it to you ah. The cheaper one already can drive a 12900K, so really is about the features. Go read the manual for both, haha.


good to know this. are they the sole distributor for scythe?

Locally yes.
 
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I feel you should leave the settings as is, i.e. don’t bother limiting it. Like I mentioned, if you don’t get cheap and poorly build boards, throttling or overheating is quite unlikely. Assuming the board really can’t handle the chip, it will auto throttle anyway. So don’t limit it, unless there is a very strong reason to do it.

yar.. that's why picking a well-reviewed board based on vrm is important. Not really all about price, as there are times the more expensive option can turn out to be a disappointment.
 

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I feel its logical to have igpu as my current MB doesnt support and i couldnt use the comp when my GPU got fried.

so i guess narrowing down to these options

2) 12600k+msi z690 is - $747 (FUWELL)
3) 12700F + MSI PRO B660M-A Wi-Fi D4 - $703 (PCThemes)
4) 12700 + MSI B660M Mortar Wifi D4 --- $809 <- can check where you get this price? cause Fuwell price list is $822
5) 12700 + MSI PRO B660M-A Wi-Fi D4 - $741

differences between MSI PRO and Motar not worth the upgrade?



good to know this. are they the sole distributor for scythe?
Yes, I went for the iGPU version because in case my GPU is in “hospital”, I am still able to use my computer. Not for games, but at least I can still use it. For a small price, I think it is worth it for me.
 

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after watching the youtube video, shall decide to go for this
5) 12700 + MSI PRO B660M-A Wi-Fi D4 - $741

I think this come with stock cooler so can use it until the scythe fuma 2 rev.b comes out.

planning to buy bits by bit cause only going to move house in July.
 

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after watching the youtube video, shall decide to go for this
5) 12700 + MSI PRO B660M-A Wi-Fi D4 - $741

I think this come with stock cooler so can use it until the scythe fuma 2 rev.b comes out.

planning to buy bits by bit cause only going to move house in July.
If you are using the stock cooler, then you need to be prepared for high temperature. The cooler is just too basic to keep the chip cool when boosting.
 

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I feel you should leave the settings as is, i.e. don’t bother limiting it. Like I mentioned, if you don’t get cheap and poorly build boards, throttling or overheating is quite unlikely. Assuming the board really can’t handle the chip, it will auto throttle anyway. So don’t limit it, unless there is a very strong reason to do it.
Electricity bill.... would that be a strong reason? :unsure:

after watching the youtube video, shall decide to go for this
5) 12700 + MSI PRO B660M-A Wi-Fi D4 - $741

I think this come with stock cooler so can use it until the scythe fuma 2 rev.b comes out.

planning to buy bits by bit cause only going to move house in July.

Shouldn't you wait and see what's coming after you move house?
since Ryzen 7000 introducing in 2H and price war between 12700/K vs 5800X3D soon
 

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I bought MSI MORTAR B560M (SGD110) and i7 10700f (SGD335) ... upgrade from i5 8500.
Dont plan to upgrade anytime soon plus i7 has better resale value when the time comes.

If you going for 12th gen get then 12700k or kf variant. Avoid the 12700f as the difference not alot and resale value better. U can run 12700k/kf on b660m board
 
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If you going for 12th gen get then 12700k or kf variant. Avoid the 12700f as the difference not alot and resale value lower.

You must be very rich.

I am a peasant and $80 to me is a lot for negligible performance gain @ stock speeds. Not to mention the need to buy a Z board and expensive cooler to pair to take advantage of the OC.
 

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You must be very rich.

I am a peasant and $80 to me is a lot for negligible performance gain @ stock speeds. Not to mention the need to buy a Z board and expensive cooler to pair to take advantage of the OC.
go all the way all ready.. then stop? 80 dollars makes easier to resale. Since when b660 board cannot run k chip?

btw if u peasant, why spend on 12th gen? MSI MORTAR B560M (SGD110) and i7 10700f (SGD335) not got enuf? cannot run current games?
 
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go all the way all ready.. then stop? 80 dollars makes easier to resale.
Okay, boss.

Since when b660 board cannot run k chip?
Huh? I think you misread.

I bought MSI MORTAR B560M (SGD110) and i7 10700f (SGD335) ... upgrade from i5 8500.
Dont plan to upgrade anytime soon plus i7 has better resale value when the time comes.
btw if u peasant, why spend on 12th gen?

Bro, you bought a 10700F for $335. A brand new 12400F is $69 cheaper and costs $266, beating the 10700F in both single-core and multi-core performance.

Cinebench R23 Multi-core
Intel Core i5-12400F
6C 12T @ 2.50 GHz
12,454
Intel Core i7-10700F
8C 16T @ 2.90 GHz
12,250

Cinebench R23 Single-core
Intel Core i5-12400F
6C 12T @ 2.50 GHz
1,623
Intel Core i7-10700F
8C 16T @ 2.90 GHz
1,255

btw if u peasant, why spend on 12th gen? MSI MORTAR B560M (SGD110) and i7 10700f (SGD335) not got enuf? cannot run current games?

Relax bro, nobody said that. Your 10700F is very good, very strong, best in the world.
 
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When u try to resale i5 and i7.. lets see whether its better value.. Btw its 8core, numbers don't mean anything if the games keeps on glitching. You forget about motherboard savings.. u are one sided.

And again... 10700f cannot run current games? Even i5 10400f is a good option.

 
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I did a rough check around market place and forums. I don't feel it's as easy to sell 2nd hand as compared to iphones. Seeing that I I'm still using i5-2400 bought 10years ago. I think resale value can be factored out.

Would probably have to strike a balance between performance and cost.

Currently 12700 + MSI PRO B660M-A Wi-Fi is my first choice.
since Ryzen 7000 introducing in 2H and price war between 12700/K vs 5800X3D soon

You think that 12700 price may reduce after amd is out?
 

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I did a rough check around market place and forums. I don't feel it's as easy to sell 2nd hand as compared to iphones. Seeing that I I'm still using i5-2400 bought 10years ago. I think resale value can be factored out.

Would probably have to strike a balance between performance and cost.

Currently 12700 + MSI PRO B660M-A Wi-Fi is my first choice.


You think that 12700 price may reduce after amd is out?
The selling point for 12700 will still be there...as it is compatible with DDR4...
whereas Ryzen 7000 till date no news on supporting DDR4...

if you are going for upgrading... i think 12700 could be a good choice.
Unless you are going for a new build, guess that's depends on your budget.
 

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curious TS, any issues with your products purchased from Amazon? Also bought the crucial ballistix 3200mhz 2 x 16GB as well as a gigabyte 1TB gen4 nvme, but now checking out the reviews, i'm pretty worried..
 
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