Is Dreamcore worth it ？

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So I’m thinking to buy a gaming desktop from AS / dreamcore / invader / Mansa/ pckaki which one is better guys
Dreamcore offering me
AMD Ryzen 7 7800x3D
PRO B650M-A WIFI
MPG CORELIQUID K240 LCD
32GB RIPJAWS M5 RGB DDR5
6000Mhz (2x16GB)
MSI RTX 4070 Ti SUPER 16G
SHADOW 3X OC
SPATIUM M480 PCle 4.0 NVMe
M.2 1TB
MAG A850GN PCIE5
MAG PANO M100R PZ black
$2514
AS lvl AMD upgraded to 7800x3D and gigabytes b850M gaming x WiFi 6E was 2165+385
$2550

guys any suggestions ? Or any others reliable people ?
 
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leechikit said:
So I’m thinking to buy a gaming desktop from AS / dreamcore / invader / Mansa/ pckaki which one is better guys
Dreamcore offering me
AMD Ryzen 7 7800x3D
PRO B650M-A WIFI
MPG CORELIQUID K240 LCD
32GB RIPJAWS M5 RGB DDR5
6000Mhz (2x16GB)
MSI RTX 4070 Ti SUPER 16G
SHADOW 3X OC
SPATIUM M480 PCle 4.0 NVMe
M.2 1TB
MAG A850GN PCIE5
MAG PANO M100R PZ black
$2514
AS lvl AMD upgraded to 7800x3D and gigabytes b850M gaming x WiFi 6E was 2165+385
$2550

guys any suggestions ? Or any others reliable people ?
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wait for nvidia 5000 series
 
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leechikit said:
What you mean I don’t get it
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I mean, 4070 Ti Super 16GB is fine card for up to gaming at 4K Medium, but if you can wait till Feb or Mar to get the 5070 Ti 16GB for perhaps one or two hundred bucks more, you'll likely be able to game at 4K High settings similar to a 4080 Super. If you like the fake frames (AI-generated frames to produce higher fps and smoother-looking motion on screen), you can use Multi-frame Frame Generation (not available on 4070 Ti Super), to get even better fps (at the expense of slightly higher latency and artifacts) and look like you're gaming on a 4090. For competitive players using a mouse, latency and artifacts are a no-no, but for non-comptitive, single-player-only gamers like me who only use a controller, the extra latency isn't really noticeable with a controller, plus the little artifacting is just a small price to pay for better ray-tracing visuals. So, with such pros & cons, the choice is yours as to which best fits your needs and budget.
 
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R6exR6 said:
I mean, 4070 Ti Super 16GB is fine card for up to gaming at 4K Medium, but if you can wait till Feb or Mar to get the 5070 Ti 16GB for perhaps one or two hundred bucks more, you'll likely be able to game at 4K High settings similar to a 4080 Super. If you like the fake frames (AI-generated frames to produce higher fps and smoother-looking motion on screen), you can use Multi-frame Frame Generation (not available on 4070 Ti Super), to get even better fps (at the expense of slightly higher latency and artifacts) and look like you're gaming on a 4090. For competitive players using a mouse, latency and artifacts are a no-no, but for non-comptitive, single-player-only gamers like me who only use a controller, the extra latency isn't really noticeable with a controller, plus the little artifacting is just a small price to pay for better ray-tracing visuals. So, with such pros & cons, the choice is yours as to which best fits your needs and budget.
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Ahhh i see
 
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R6exR6 said:
I mean, 4070 Ti Super 16GB is fine card for up to gaming at 4K Medium, but if you can wait till Feb or Mar to get the 5070 Ti 16GB for perhaps one or two hundred bucks more, you'll likely be able to game at 4K High settings similar to a 4080 Super. If you like the fake frames (AI-generated frames to produce higher fps and smoother-looking motion on screen), you can use Multi-frame Frame Generation (not available on 4070 Ti Super), to get even better fps (at the expense of slightly higher latency and artifacts) and look like you're gaming on a 4090. For competitive players using a mouse, latency and artifacts are a no-no, but for non-comptitive, single-player-only gamers like me who only use a controller, the extra latency isn't really noticeable with a controller, plus the little artifacting is just a small price to pay for better ray-tracing visuals. So, with such pros & cons, the choice is yours as to which best fits your needs and budget.
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this is slightly modified.
AMD Ryzen™️ 7 7800X3D 8 Cores 16 Threads 4.2GHz 5GHz
Typhoon 240mm AIO
ASUS TUF Gaming B650M-E Wifi
G.Skill Flare X5 2x16G 6000MT/S CL30-38-38-96
ASUS ROG Strix Geforce 4080 16G Gaming OC
MSI M470 1TB
Jonsbo D31 Mesh
Asus ROG-STRIX 850G GAMING
Unactivated Win 11 Home
$2600 Nett
What about this is from typhoon systems sg
Is 4080 rarely see now he say clearing stock offer lol
 
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leechikit said:
this is slightly modified.
AMD Ryzen™️ 7 7800X3D 8 Cores 16 Threads 4.2GHz 5GHz
Typhoon 240mm AIO
ASUS TUF Gaming B650M-E Wifi
G.Skill Flare X5 2x16G 6000MT/S CL30-38-38-96
ASUS ROG Strix Geforce 4080 16G Gaming OC
MSI M470 1TB
Jonsbo D31 Mesh
Asus ROG-STRIX 850G GAMING
Unactivated Win 11 Home
$2600 Nett
What about this is from typhoon systems sg
Is 4080 rarely see now he say clearing stock offer lol
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7800X3D great for high fps gaming, but I don't like the Jonsbo case coz I think airflow not very good.

I'd rather get this for 1440p & 4K gaming:
https://www.invaderpc.com/product/specs12/

I'd also choose this for 1080p to 4K gaming with faster CPU, plus a bigger 2TB drive:
https://www.invaderpc.com/product/specs44/

Similar to the above, but has more responsive CL30 RAM for slightly better gaming performance:
https://www.invaderpc.com/product/specm29/
 
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