Wow this deal actually looks good.
As a non-competitive player, I'd go for 5600+4070Ti.
for general office work, the entry level 1080p pc @ $500 is enough, and swap the case for the tecware fusion to make it compact. u can also consider changing the ram to 32gb too. a comparable intel cpu + mobo alone would cost as much as this entire amd rig, so value wise it is not there.
right now bizgram has a good price for 32gb of gskill ripjaws s5 5600c40 ddr5, as suggested in the high performance rig.
yeah, just make sure u get the 12gb version and not the 8gb.
nope, i was referring to this:
| ryzen 5 7600 + asus tuf gaming b650m-plus wifi | 584 | dynacore |
| thermalright peerless assassin 120 *157mm height | 69 | bizgram |
| gskill flare x5 2x 16gb 6000c32 ddr5 expo *highly recommended to tune timings | 195 | dynacore |
| wd black sn850x 1tb | 145 | pc themes |
| 1791 | dynacore/techdeals | |
| asus rog strix 750w | 149 | dynacore |
its only worth it if u have a k/kf sku for cpu oc support, the premium is wasted on locked cpus like the 13700f.
most pc parts shops in sls should have building services, though tiagong if u go to one store with parts from other places they will charge build fee ($30?). not too sure about installing windows.
lexar nm710 sounds good for the performance.
both are equally important but considering that the gpu is the main component rendering each frame it is more likely that u would see a bigger impact on performance with a stronger gpu. 4070 is also barely enough for 1440p60 native on msfs, but if that is the resolution and refresh rate u are targeting then by all means.
4070ti is about 20% faster while having the same amount of vram. by ur estimate, u are paying almost 50% more for the 4070ti for just 20% more performance. personally, i would go for the 5600 + 4070 build and turn down some settings to ensure 1440p144, that price delta isnt worth it to me.
if the one i have in mind is oos, then i would generally just go for the next cheapest option. for gpu doesnt matter too much, but for mb i would also check the vrm capability.
doesnt sound like good value to me. u can get the high end gaming rig as i suggested and get way more gpu horsepower and vram for ai/ml, while still having a very responsive and high quality system in general for about the same price.
looks good to me.
I found one that seems close to the high end rig you posted, have 2 general questions,
in gaming, not very big when using optimal ddr5 configurations. id just get the cheapest out of the 3. however, if u do plan to do core heavy workloads, then the 13600kf will be the obvious choice.
the aftershock rapid with the 3060ti is way overpriced. the invader pcs are better at a lower price, and i would go for the 7600 system for pure gaming, especially considering the 13600kf system is ddr4 and yet is still more expensive.
i saw a previous version of ur post with a 3rd build with a ryzen 5 7600, i think that one was the best deal out of the 3. the 13700kf could be held back by ddr4 and when ur paying this much for a pc, no point saving that money if its going to cut performance.
