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Thanks for the suggestions, I'll take a look to that in the morning. Speaking of the case, what are you suggesting, if you have any idea?

Hello guys, it's me again. I'm pretty happy with my Noctua fans, they are silent, effective, it's running as I expected from Noctua. Now, I'm trying to find a good CPU cooler, for my current Ryzen 5 2600 and that will work well with my future Ryzen 7 5700X. My budget is up to 95$ (Almost 90€...

Because I thought it would be useful. But I stand corrected, and you bringing the information was necessary, that's all.

That's impossible. You can't wipe anything by switching power supplies. Show us your disk management, there's something in here, but not because of the power supply.

And you're right, but it doesn't change the point that this combo between this CPU and this GPU isn't the best choice. But you're definitely right to point it out.

Yes, the CPU is too weak for the GPU if you're doing graphics intensive tasks. About almost 23% bottleneck if I quote PC-builds bottleneck calculator. You should go under 5% to be fine. And it's even worse with CPU intensive tasks, with almost 40% bottleneck, by the same calculator. Definitely...

My power supply is only two years old, such as my graphics card, never had any problem with the power supply.

Bent GPU. Could be one of the possibilities. Maybe the power supply isn't that great too, and maybe faulty. Do you have, in your area, someone that can check your power supply?

Hello everyone, Now, it is time to change my graphics card. My graphics card is displaying more and more black screens during gaming, and even changing the frequency to the base frequency (since it's an OC card) doesn't change anything. To be fair, I'm tired of AMD cards. It's my fourth card...

Thanks guys, the R7 5700X it will be then

On Amazon, the Ryzen 5800X is at 219€ (234$) while the Ryzen 7 5700X is at 207€ (221$), and I don't really run benchmarks, to be fair, I don't really care about them, I just care about my in-game performance. So the 5800X would be a better choice for you with such a few $ difference?

Hi guys, It's me, again. I'll slowly upgrade my PC, because it needs to. I'm currently running this setup: CPU: Ryzen 5 2600 Motherboard: Gigabyte B450M DS3H V2 RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB 2666Mhz C16 GPU: MSI RX 580 Armor OC 8G First, I want to upgrade my CPU, and, to be fair, I don't...

The 970 Evo is really good, would recommend.

I wouldn't use Userbenchmark as a reliable source, since they have a insanely huge and visible bias for Intel and Nvidia against AMD, especially in terms of performance and reviews, but, yes, the GT 1030 is insanely better than the GT 710, no doubt.

Your performance on Battlefield 2042 isn't related to your CPU, which is perfectly fine and is able to run the game. The issue is your GPU. Went on game debate and entered your rig, it immediately pointed out that your GPU was the issue. You may consider a GPU replacement and NOT a CPU replacement.