Get the non-pro aka home editionWow shopee have ah? I thought maybe Microsoft have, didn't know shopee also have windows keywindows 10 or 11 is better? Also have pro and non pro
I have been searching aftershock,Mansa,dreamcore and invaderPC for the past week.
Option 2 and 3 is no go, the pricing is too high for a rtx 4060 build.... Option 2 is the worst, most ex and not even am5Hello all experts. Noob here but still trying to learn about builds.
Option #1(InvaderPC):
For option 1, is this a decent build and price point overall for like casual gaming?
2nd pic is upgrades added to the pre build that invaderpc provides.
InvaderPC: Ready to ship price at $1499 but now discounted price is $993 before the add on upgrades.
Option #2(Mansa):
Option #3(Special edition,this seems tempting good deal?):
Thanks for any advise
Been looking through Mansa and InvaderPC(Mansa good service, but like more pricier side, InvaderPC seems cheaper and like decent review for their service.)
Option 3 is also ex for what they offer, but I guess if you want the SF theme, then its probably fine, also comes with monitor. I would ask them about their brochure though, are they offering B650M or A620M mobo, there is no such thing as B620M
Option 1 is the best, you get a better gpu RTX 4060 Ti and at a cheaper price of 993 promo. The only real upgrade you need to do is the PSU, which you have chosen a decent one
Since you mention casual, 16gb is enough, no need 32gb.
No need the Samsung sata 1tb ssd also, just ask them to upgrade the base crucial P3 plus from 1tb to 2tb. Next time you can just buy a HDD if you need more space to archive your media files
CPU no need upgrade to 5600X, pretty pointless. Its either you stick with the base 5600 or you upgrade to 5700X or the more expensive 5800X3D
rockarolla said my mind, except i wouldnt bother with the 5700x too, either stick to 5600 or go all out with 5800x3d, the non vcache 8 core has barely any improvement in gaming over the 5600.Will probably go with this build.
thats a personal preference, i leave it unactivated. u only have to deal with the watermark and loss of customisation (eg system colours, desktop background), though u can dont connect to internet during setup and do the customisation before it realises it is unactivated.
taobao also have, even cheaper and still legitWow shopee have ah? I thought maybe Microsoft have, didn't know shopee also have windows key
dota2 isnt hard to run, so u can get a used gtx1060/rx580 for cheap and end of story.
not bad, but for just $20 more, u get the 5600 + 6700xt build which is faster and has more vram, which is a much better deal imo.
definitely not enough. if u insist on air cooling best to go for a dual tower like the noctua nhd15 or similar offerings from thermalright, though if u do long term core heavy workloads frequently water cooling is basically mandatory.
the msi aio edges ahead by a couple of degrees, based off one review i saw:
I just read that 4060 and 4060 ti gets a lot hate as not that performing well compared to 3060 series? Like mid range.rockarolla said my mind, except i wouldnt bother with the 5700x too, either stick to 5600 or go all out with 5800x3d, the non vcache 8 core has barely any improvement in gaming over the 5600.
thats a personal preference, i leave it unactivated. u only have to deal with the watermark and loss of customisation (eg system colours, desktop background), though u can dont connect to internet during setup and do the customisation before it realises it is unactivated.
taobao also have, even cheaper and still legit
dota2 isnt hard to run, so u can get a used gtx1060/rx580 for cheap and end of story.
not bad, but for just $20 more, u get the 5600 + 6700xt build which is faster and has more vram, which is a much better deal imo.
definitely not enough. if u insist on air cooling best to go for a dual tower like the noctua nhd15 or similar offerings from thermalright, though if u do long term core heavy workloads frequently water cooling is basically mandatory.
the msi aio edges ahead by a couple of degrees, based off one review i saw:
https://thepcenthusiast.com/msi-mag.../#7-msi-mag-coreliquid-c240-benchmark-results (scroll to results summary with other coolers, though its pitted against the slightly less budget ml240 mirror)
but for ur am4 system, a cheap air cooler is enough.
at the price range of the rtx 4060, the AMD RX 6700XT is faster... Aftershock on shopee do sell a powercolor 6700xt for $43x with vouchers, $41x on sales date with flash sales
You can sell on carousell, but if too old build won't fetch much price, but still better than nothing I guess.
there are some small PC builder will takethanks！if not doing editing etc, CM hyper 622 halo should be fine?rockarolla said my mind, except i wouldnt bother with the 5700x too, either stick to 5600 or go all out with 5800x3d, the non vcache 8 core has barely any improvement in gaming over the 5600.
thats a personal preference, i leave it unactivated. u only have to deal with the watermark and loss of customisation (eg system colours, desktop background), though u can dont connect to internet during setup and do the customisation before it realises it is unactivated.
taobao also have, even cheaper and still legit
dota2 isnt hard to run, so u can get a used gtx1060/rx580 for cheap and end of story.
not bad, but for just $20 more, u get the 5600 + 6700xt build which is faster and has more vram, which is a much better deal imo.
definitely not enough. if u insist on air cooling best to go for a dual tower like the noctua nhd15 or similar offerings from thermalright, though if u do long term core heavy workloads frequently water cooling is basically mandatory.
the msi aio edges ahead by a couple of degrees, based off one review i saw:
https://thepcenthusiast.com/msi-mag.../#7-msi-mag-coreliquid-c240-benchmark-results (scroll to results summary with other coolers, though its pitted against the slightly less budget ml240 mirror)
but for ur am4 system, a cheap air cooler is enough.
they perform better than 3060 series, but given how much they have dropped in price many reviewers felt that price to performance was not improved much, if at all. the 4060 series is also limited by the 8gb vram buffer, while the 3060 had a 12gb variant, and has narrower memory buses than the 3060 series, hurting their performance at higher resolutions (see 4060ti being marketed as a 1080p card).
if u can still find it in stock around 450, then it is a better buy. it comes close to the 4060ti while offering 50% more vram, and costs about the same as a 4060 while being >10% faster,
locally only a750 available, which isnt that good for its 349 price.
yep, though u can get similar performance with a thermalright phantom spirit 120 se for $51 from pc themes (im seeing the hyper 622 closer to $90).
Thanks seems like i was able to get it at around $65 + - after factoring some cashback n coins from lazada. So seems to be still “quite ok” as already shipped out.
the price is mid range but not performing at even at mid range
As long as you enjoy can riaoEnded up purchase from Mansa
Added AIO cooler($70) just for aesthetic purchase.
Not the cheapest out there but ok ba
Definitely an upgrade from my 7 year old build
That one cuz I included Corsair AIO and activated windows
easily cost $340. Lucky see u all say Windows key can buy at shopee. Save a lot. Thanks all 
