Recent content by Brandon Tran

Seems good, the bundle with the upgraded mobo and ram is currently sold out which is why I didn’t use it, but I can definitely wait. Can you explain the performance difference between the 7800xt and 5070? I don’t really know much about the new gpus. Also is there a reason for the ssd change, im...

So I’m looking at parts to buy for my pc and I have built pcs before but I just want some recommendations or extra advice if there is anything I need to change about my build. As the title says, the budget is around 1k-1.1k. The pc will be used for gaming and schoolwork and the monitor is 165hz...

hey i havent been in touch recently at all this year with all the new hardware so i was wondering what the best build would be currently for around $1000 bucks. of course this build is aimed for 1080p and gaming but could yall just give me a build that would give the overall best...

so what you are saying is that i should buy the 7800x3d for the long run as its more price to performance and i am going to be upgrading the gpu anyways. im sure the bottleneck wont be TOO bad.

so will the thermaltake 750 watt work or should i upgrade to a quality 850 watt? if so please link a good one.

idk if u will see this but i have just stumbled upon microcenter bundles and i happen to live near the tustin location so i was wondering if this bundle with the ryzen 7 7800x3d would work with the 1660 ti without any major bottlenecks. i do realize it is a much more powerful cpu for gaming so...

im gonna trust you on this since you are much more experienced, but could you tell me the differences on why that unit is better? i just want to know for the future.

yeah that was what i was thinking that too, would the Thermaltake Toughpower GF A3 - TT Premium Edition 750 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply, be a good choice? it is atx 3.0 and pcie 5.0.

yeah im planning on upgrading the gpu later to perhaps a 6800xt but that will be once i get a job and buy it with my own money. so the 7600x would work even with the 1660ti and wouldn't have like glitching/bottleneck?

Okay so im looking to build a new gaming rig but im a teen that has to use my parents money to build this. My dad has given me the option to build a 1000-1200$ pc but i don't want to waste their money. However, for christmas my cousin gave me his old 1660 ti and I have the link to the exact...

yeah thats what i will be doing, either right now i will trade my 1660 ti with my friend who ha a 1070 which im fairly certain will fit or sell it and add to my budget of building my own gaming pc in june. im gonna be making another thread on that gaming pc to see if i need to change anything...

i came back home and when i boot the pc up, the noise is loud, not as loud as the machine gun before but still loud. the vid of "pc noise" is when it quieted down after a minute of booting. idk if its suppose to sound like that but there it is. gpu not fitting pc noise gtx 750 inspection

im fairly certain my psu is a 180w + 230w external PSU, so i should probably get a new one with like 450-500w if i want to use the 1660 ti.

i mean my power supply can support it because it has 2 power bricks to connect to but maybe im inserting the card into the holder wrong? i doubt it though because when i put the gtx 750 in, it slides in perfectly and im doing the exact same thing with the bigger card. i can show you a video of...