This will be my first ever PC- not trying to go crazy, just want to play Minecraft, Stardew Valley, Gmod, Genshin etc. with mods.

Budget was $1400 and this is what I came up with the help of a pcpartpicker guide (with my VERY limited knowledge mind you) would this be good enough? Anything to change? Anything wrong?

Here is also the link for parts:

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/P3d7np

Hi all,

I recently upgraded my ram but did not notice it is for intel xmp and not AMD EXPO would this create any stability issues? I am looking into possibly OCing my ram for better performance but would rather ask before trying anything or breaking anything. Any assistance or info is greatly appreciated TYIA.

Specs:

9800x3d
ASUS X870-A
Corsair VENGEANCE RGB 64GB (2 x 32GB) DDR5-6000 PC5-48000 CL30
9070xt xfx mercury

Help stop annoying noise coming from pc

PC Parts:
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/CgDk4M

Issue:
Really loud fans and this weird crackling-ish noise coming from the PC when turned on. Even if I'm just on Google Chrome, it'll still make these sounds. I'm not really good with PC's, so I'm not sure how to fix this issue. I know that I could lower the fan speed but I'm worried this will cause my PC to overheat and just malfunction.

Video: https://imgur.com/a/u9yoeWL

What should I put this thing together with. I just had my 5 year old PC brick out on me. So trying to get something relatively decent but nothing too crazy to build around this thing. Any help appreciated as I’ve only ever done prebuilt and this is an overwhelming space lol

Hi I got a ryzen 5 5600x and a 3050 lp that Pulls 75 Watt I need a Low Profile psu couse of my case so i got a 350 Watt Silverstone psu in my shopingcard IT should BE enouth? CPU= 65 Watt Gpu= 75 Watt +80 Watt for ram CPU Fan... = 220 Watt

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/hRzwHW is this good for the price? and what could i change? my budget is $700-$750 ish, and is it VR ready? is it better than my pc now? (rtx 2050 4gb, 16gb ram, intel core i5-12450H, 512gb ssd. i got it for $1,100

What are the possible reasons why a GPU can't detect a connected monitor, even when the monitor is powered on?

I’m bout to start streaming but i don’t know anything about PCs. I know there’s a lot of opinions on which to get whether it be building it yourself or pre built . Can someone recommend me the best thing to do all I wanna do is play GTA RP react to some videos and probably troll on monkey that’s about it budget is like 800 under

When pull box apart can’t see any obvious wires in fan…

I recently found this new built pc that costs $370 cad. What do you guys think? is it a good pc for the price?

It features an Intel Xeon E5 2640 V4 with 10 cores 20 threats with up to 3.4 GHz speed. Also it features an a dedicated graphics card GTX 1650 Super 4GB. It also includes 16GB of RAM and 240GB of storage. Perfect for gamers who want an affordable and aesthetic PC.
Specs:
CPU: Xeon e5 2640 V4
Motherboard: Kllisre X99 motherboard
RAM: 16 GB 3200MHz
SSD: 240 GB SATA SSD
GPU: GTX 1650 Super 4GB
PSU: OEM Bronze Power Supply
Case: Deepcool CH 370 White
Benchmarks:
Roblox: 158 FPS (High setting)
Fortnite: 124 FPS (High Setting)
Valorant: 136 FPS (Mid setting)
Call of Duty: WarZone: 104 FPS (Mid setting)
Apex Legend: 113 FPS (High setting)
GTA 5: 93 FPS (Mid setting)

It’s a buddy of mines and he said one of the fans gets really loud he doesn’t know if it’s the cpu fan or a case fan but he’s probably hovering around $250 for it is that a good deal. Final question how would the upgradability be if I decide to upgrade soon.

Title says it all, I really only play sims (some mods but mainly just all the expansion, game and stuff packs), Minecraft, GTA V, overwatch and kitty powers matchmaker. Can you guys help me please? :)

Edit to add: I’m willing to be at the top end of budget if it’s necessary for a SSD (preferably 1TB)

Hello!

I want to help my partner upgrade their PC, but have no clue what would be best. Not looking for a beast of a machine, just some gaming improvements, but I don't know what GPU would work for this PC, or if I should upgrade something else first.

Here are the specs:

msi h310 gaming infinite ms b915

16.0 GB Ram

Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-8400 CPU @ 2.80GHz   2.81 GHz

Nvidia Geforce gtx 1660 

Sorry if this question is dumb, I am indeed stupid. Thank you for the help!

Hello. I’m looking to get my first gaming PC. I wanna play games like marvel rivals, r6, and Minecraft mainly. But wanna be able to run all/most games smoothly.

I wanna play at 1080p but might upgrade to 1440 later in the future. But I mainly care about fps, is this good or overkill? Btw this is AUD.

Thanks

Hello! I am trying to build my very first PC. I have these specs in mind, and have multiple variants for the specific parts. are there any components that I should consider changing? I am willing to adjust my budget for 25USD more.

Variant 1:
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/bdmKxg

Variant 2:
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/fV7gKq

I would really appreciate comments and suggestions. Thank you!

[EDIT]: My purpose for this consultation is the optimize the build while minimizing the budget. If there are "overkill" parts, I would also appreciate other options. Thank you once again!

Specs: Processor: Intel Core i5-9400f, 6 cores/6 threads Processor Cooling: CoolerMaster Hyper 212 Evo Motherboard: MSI B365M Pro-VDH RAM: 16GB Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO 3200MHz (2x8GB) Graphics card: Palit Super JetStream GeForce GTX 1060 6GB Storage: 240GB MSI Statium SSD (NEW) + 500GB Hitachi HDD PSU: 600W OCZ StealthXstream II 80+ Certified

I have a £400 budget

Gaming PC

Specs: • Processor: Intel Core i7-2600 (3.40 GHz) • RAM: 32 GB • System Type: 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor • NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Grahpics card • 1TB SSD

It would not turn off last night when I was holding the but it would not turn off so I had to unplug it then want it tried to turn it on this morning it did not turn on when holding the power button for five minutes but the mouse and keyboard are still lighting up

Hey folks, just upgraded my GPU and wanted to get some input.

Old Card: - NVIDIA RTX 3060 Ti Founders Edition - 8GB GDDR6 VRAM

New Card: - XFX Speedster QICK319 RX 7800 XT CORE - 16GB GDDR6 - Paid: $590.27 (Amazon)

I’ve always used NVIDIA cards and this is my first time going AMD. Honestly, it’s just gotten impossible to find a new NVIDIA card with decent specs at a reasonable price. I’ve been hitting that 8GB VRAM wall in newer games at 1440p, so I figured it was time to move on.

My system should be ready for it: - Ryzen 7 7700 - 32GB DDR5-6000 - MSI B650-P - Corsair HX850 PSU

Curious if I got a fair deal, and for those of you who’ve made a similar switch—how’s AMD been treating you?

This might be a dumb question, but I don't know much about computers. I got my computer from the uncle and I mostly just use it for Fortnite, but it doesn't perform as well as I would like it too. These are the specs

CPU- intel core i7 9700k Gpu- nividia GeForce rtx 3060 ti Motherboard- ASrock z390 pro4 Ram- 16 gb ddr4 3600 Storage- 2 tb

Note: I live by a microcenter if that helps. Also my preferred budget is $400 USD (Not That Much), but I'm open to suggestions, and I might have a little wiggle room with money.

These are my questions:

Is it possible to upgrade my parts to make my pc perform better with this little budget? If so what should I upgrade.

And

I fell in love with the asus prime ap201 case and the builds I've seen people have with this case. So I was wondering if I could somehow put the build I have and put it in the case or maybe change parts so I'm able to use the case.

And

Is it possible to do both these requests that I wanted with the little budget that I have? Or should I just stick to one of these, upgrading my pc or stick to changing the case. If I'm able to with my budget

Hi all, Im trying to work on my first AM5 build and I managed to get my hands on a Ryzen 7 7800x3D for $300 and im looking for a GPU to pair with it. I know you can technically pair anything with it and i also know general advice is to splurge as much as you can afford to, but theres so many brands and variations that I thought i'd rely on yall and your experience to help me out so I don't spend more than I need to. I'm on a bit of a snug budget but i'm currently running a 1650 Super in my AM4 rig and it's on its last legs.

I'm currently looking for a 12GB GPU (one that'll fit in my NZXT s340 elite w a Thernalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE on the CPU). Currently I play a lot of Baldur's Gate 3, FFXIV, and occasionally stuff like Apex and indie games (Marvel Rivals barely runs on my current rig but I'd like to play more of it). I used to stream casually off and on but I also do digital illustrations/multitasking. I know it's a big ask but i'm looking to spend under $450. I don't need the best possible pair, just something above middle ground to hopefully last me a couple more years but also improve performance right now, balanced with my CPU as much as possible.

Any advice helps, and feel free to ask for info if I left anything important out.

Can you help me decide which graphics card to choose ?

Im thinking between XFX7600XT 16GB OR INTEL B580 12GB

and my CPU is I512400F for budget setup

Thanks

I use a MSI gaming laptop. Built in screen refresh rate is 144 Hz. I use an external monitor also 144 Hz. If I bought a monitor with a faster refresh rate, will the laptop display a higher refresh rate than the built in monitor allows?