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#429
#429
CPU - Ryzen 7 7800X3D (240mm ARGB Liquid Cooling)
GPU - Gigabyte RTX 4070 Ti Super (OC Edition)
PSU - 850W Corsair RM850X Shift
Mobo - Gigabyte B850 Gaming
RAM - T-Force Delta 32 GB DDR5 6000 Mhz
SSD - 1 TB Samsung 990 Gen 5

Edit: Oh, I got the Mobo and RAM in a bundle on Newegg and I got a free 4TB WD Blue HDD with it. Which is cool. I'll just throw it in my NAS.

That's pretty much it.

On another note: @Freak This page refresh is getting really annoying. It took me probably 10 minutes just to type the above specs because I keep having to click to put the focus back in the reply window. It even reloaded the entire page once when I was halfway through and I had to re-type everything again. It's getting to be infuriating.
 
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UT_VOLS13 said:
Sweet, I love building a new computer. I think I am going to skip the 5000 series Nvidia cards. I got a 4090 so I am good for a bit.
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Yeah, I could not justify the prices for the negligible performance increase of the 50 series cards. 12-15% jump is not what I expected. So yeah, I went 4070 Ti Super, so I'm getting 16 GB and with the mobo I got, I can upgrade for years to come.
 
#436
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Gonna skip the 5000 series. My 4090 has made me happy and have no complaints. Especially with DLSS4 available to my card, frame gen just doesnt do it for me.
 
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Man it is crazy. GTA looks like a whole different game lol. Was used to running on Ultra low settings to get 30 FPS on my 1050. 4070 Ti Super and Ryzen 7 7800X3D is a glorious pairing! I mean 180-200 FPS on highest settings is pretty good right? :)
 
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#439
Rebuilt my PC this past weekend. HAVN case.................best case I have ever built in. 9800X3D and Aorus Master 5090. Ended up selling my Aorus Master 4090 for 2200 and paid 2900 for the 5090. Happy with the upgrade and the biggest performance jump has been in VR
 
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BearCat204 said:
I think the price I was able to get for my 4090 helped me pull the trigger. It was close to what I originally paid for the card which is crazy to me.
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$2200 seems like a crazy haul. I paid 2700 after tax for my ROG Strix 2 1/2 years ago.
 
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#444
I just built a new PC because MS decided my 8 core 3.1 GHz CPU was inadequate. I couldn't use windows 11 because some cpu security socket was missing. Piss on MS.
Anyway, I purchased an AMD Ryzen 5 9600 and MSI MB on sale at Newegg. Also a 1000 watt PSU, 32 gigs DDR and a 1 Tb Mdrive. The hard part was finding a video card at a reasonable price. I found one on Amazon (RT 6600 XT) for only $266. It turns out, that it was a refurb and I missed that part (a new one costs almost twice that). I tried it, it works great so I'm happy. I have lots of room for upgrades and I didn't break the bank.
 
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Volnanza said:
I just built a new PC because MS decided my 8 core 3.1 GHz CPU was inadequate. I couldn't use windows 11 because some cpu security socket was missing. Piss on MS.
Anyway, I purchased an AMD Ryzen 5 9600 and MSI MB on sale at Newegg. Also a 1000 watt PSU, 32 gigs DDR and a 1 Tb Mdrive. The hard part was finding a video card at a reasonable price. I found one on Amazon (RT 6600 XT) for only $266. It turns out, that it was a refurb and I missed that part (a new one costs almost twice that). I tried it, it works great so I'm happy. I have lots of room for upgrades and I didn't break the bank.
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I built my first rig in 98. I think it had a 200 mHz intel CPU. It's a good way to stay in touch with the changes. Say, what do you do with all your old computers? I have boxes of old parts, video cards, hard drives, ram and transformers. I hate to throw it all away but I do want to get rid of it.
 
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Volnanza said:
I built my first rig in 98. I think it had a 200 mHz intel CPU. It's a good way to stay in touch with the changes. Say, what do you do with all your old computers? I have boxes of old parts, video cards, hard drives, ram and transformers. I hate to throw it all away but I do want to get rid of it.
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lol. I built my first computer in the early 90's. It was an i386. Had a massive 40MB Hard Drive and 256k of RAM. I always gave my computers away when I built a new one, or I used them for servers. Even made a router out of one of them hehe.
 
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