later is what shared key kena hack. In case 
just get the cheapest fastest memory. ideally u want the mhz to be high and the cl figure low, something like 6000mhz cl30 is a good sweet spot. 32gb is enough for most people, i would only go 64gb if i have a specific app that will utilise more than 32gb.
Ended 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
i would spend just $10 more for their 7500f + 4070 build, that has 15% more gpu horsepower and functionally identical specs otherwise. as for psu, i would go for the asus rog strix upgrade, the other 2 options u listed have shorter warranties.
i would go for the adata xpg lancer rgb kits as listed by the recommendations in the first post, its cheaper and u get local warranty too.
should be safe.Actually Windows and Microsoft activation key provided by shopee seller, is cheap but is it safe?
i up from 19' to 24' no sacrificing for me..
lian li q58Anybody know of any low profile ITX casing that is NR200 layout ( itx & sfx psu on the same plane )
Like the layout in below pic but slimmer ( < 125 mm width ; i intend to use low profile gpu )
170mm wide
24inch
Thanks! Yes I sit very close to it due to my short sightedness and picture quality is essential. Think that 24 inch is better and cheaper too.
u can look at the ryzen 7 7700 + msi b650i edge @ $773 (758 + 15 for bundle only) from dynacore and adata xpg lancer rgb 2x 16gb 6000c30 @ $172 from tradepac.
24". u start seeing 1440p monitors at 27".
there is a loss in dpi, but whether u can feel it is another story.
quite hard to find, tried searching on taobao but the closest i could find was with 1u rather than sfx psu.Anybody know of any low profile ITX casing that is NR200 layout ( itx & sfx psu on the same plane )
Like the layout in below pic but slimmer ( < 125 mm width ; i intend to use low profile gpu without riser )
Basically like a low profile NR200
Same with my search, most require flex psu but I would prefer to go with a more standard sfx psuquite hard to find, tried searching on taobao but the closest i could find was with 1u rather than sfx psu.
most cases with sfx psu is sandwich style.
i'm not into SFF builds but i do have a friend that love doing this.hi all, hoping to get some suggestions on new mobo to get (prefer Mobo that support DDR4 rams)
im currently using asrock b550m /ac with fractal design north case. With the nzxt kraken elite installed at the top, i was unable to install the vengence pro RBG rams even with the SL version.
can anyone recommend me a new mobo where the rams sit lower so i have more ram clearance space? my CPU is ryzen 5600. FYI using xpg rams and its fits just nicely only - the rgb are horrible (they look nicer in pics than they really are)
https://www.aftershockpc.com/products/amd-unbeatable-6700xt2
ur pc sounds like overheating or psu problem.
| ryzen 5 7500f + msi pro b650m-a wifi | 475 | pckaki |
| adata xpg lancer rgb 2x 16gb 6000c30 ddr5 | 172 | tradepac |
| thermalright phantom spirit 120 se | 51 | pc themes |
| wd black sn850x 1tb | 110 | viipc |
| gigabyte rx 7800 xt gaming oc | 784 | bizgram |
| adata xpg core reactor 750w | 125 | performance pc |
not sure if this will notify u, but maybe something u can consider is 3d printing ur own case? been thinking about designing my own case for a while as a fun little project.quite hard to find, tried searching on taobao but the closest i could find was with 1u rather than sfx psu.Anybody know of any low profile ITX casing that is NR200 layout ( itx & sfx psu on the same plane )
Like the layout in below pic but slimmer ( < 125 mm width ; i intend to use low profile gpu without riser )
Basically like a low profile NR200
most cases with sfx psu is sandwich style.
easiest would be to go for aftershock's 5600 + 6700xt for $900, really unbeatable price and will run ur games very well though u will have to deal with the low quality mobo, nvme and psu.
i dont think there will be much variation between mobos with regards to ram slot height since that is quite standard (like cpu height from pcb surface), maybe u should look for cases that mount the radiator further from the motherboard.
probably, neither of the games u mentioned look difficult to run, so u will be served just as well by a much cheaper 4070/7800xt imo though do ur research to see if those cards deliver adequate performance for ur other games as well. the x670 also feels overkill for a 7600, though if u like its features and aesthetic and fits in ur budget then by all means.
