Question What do you think of this system?

What should i do, i'm not good at building a PC.
Pair this board up with a 13400F or 12400F.


cooler

 

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Pair this board up with a 13400F or 12400F.


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So i should either go for 13400F/12400F or buy that motherboard with that cooler right?
 

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If you have the budget then pair that board up with the 13400F, if not the 12400F. Either of those coolers I posted will work fine with those cpu's.
Sorry if i'm misunderstanding because of my english, so you suggest that i either buy that Gigabyte B760M with 13600k with one of these coolers or 13400F with Gigabyte H610M again with one of these coolers right?
 
Sorry if i'm misunderstanding because of my english, so you suggest that i either buy that Gigabyte B760M with 13600k with one of these coolers or 13400F with Gigabyte H610M again with one of these coolers right?
The Gigabyte board for the 13400F or 12400F. This board down below for the 13600K / 136000KF. Just make sure you have a decent cooler for that cpu.


 

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The Gigabyte board for the 13400F or 12400F. This board down below for the 13600K / 136000KF. Just make sure you have a decent cooler for that cpu.


So H610M board can't even handle 13400F/12400F. Then I should either buy 13400F with B760M board or 13600K with B760-P with both choices having coolers.
 
So H610M board can't even handle 13400F/12400F. Then I should either buy 13400F with B760M board or 13600K with B760-P with both choices having coolers.
It depends on your budget. Neither of those coolers I posted will handle the 13600K.

This one will. Just make sure to ask if it comes with the LGA-1700 mounting bracket.


 
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Thanks, i didn't know motherboards could be this important when building a PC. Is there a general rule to know when figuring out CPU and motherboard's power of handling it?
 
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Thanks, i didn't know motherboards could be this important when building a PC. Is there a general rule to know when figuring out CPU and motherboard's power of handling it?
VRM's. The better the VRM's the more powerful cpu you can use. That Gigabyte board has a 8 phase power design which is fine for the 13400F, 12400F. The MSI board I posted has a 12 phase power design which is fine for the 13600K / 13600KF.
 

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VRM's. The better the VRM's the more powerful cpu you can use. That Gigabyte board has a 8 phase power design which is fine for the 13400F, 12400F. The MSI board I posted has a 12 phase power design which is fine for the 13600K / 13600KF.
There are these two pre-built systems being sold, what do you think about them, should i go for them?


 
I cannot read the Turkish language, but prebuilt PCs are usually not the best choice.

But many people do not have the ability to build a PC or do not have any interest in building. For those people, prebuilt is appropriate. I do not know if you have the ability or interest.

Prebuilt PCs are most often weak in the areas of cooling and power supply. If you build your own PC, you have much more control over each part.

I cannot tell if the prebuilt PCs you mention have adequate cooling or adequate power supplies due to the Turkish language and possible lack of details in the descriptions provided.
 

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I cannot read the Turkish language, but prebuilt PCs are usually not the best choice.

But many people do not have the ability to build a PC or do not have any interest in building. For those people, prebuilt is appropriate. I do not know if you have the ability or interest.

Prebuilt PCs are most often weak in the areas of cooling and power supply. If you build your own PC, you have much more control over each part.

I cannot tell if the prebuilt PCs you mention have adequate cooling or adequate power supplies due to the Turkish language and possible lack of details in the descriptions provided.
13400F system has this case:

PowerBoost VK-G3403S 650W 80+ Tempered Glass USB 3.0 ATX Mid Tower Case ( it has an internal psu of 650w) and there don't seems to be any cooler. Do they come with their own integrated cooler?

Ryzen 5 7600 system has this case:

PowerBoost VK-G3403S 650W 80+ Tempered Glass USB 3.0 ATX Mid Tower Case (it has an internal psu of 650w) and it has AMD Wraith Stealth CPU cooler.

I suppose they are not enough?
 
"650 W" power supply tells us nothing at all about its quality. It is most likely average or worse. If it were high quality, they would probably provide a brand name and model. Maybe you can find out?

The Intel 13400F does include a cooler. I would guess that is the one you would get in a pre-built. It is OK for ordinary use, particularly if you are not bothered by noise.
 

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"650 W" power supply tells us nothing at all about its quality. It is most likely average or worse. If it were high quality, they would probably provide a brand name and model. Maybe you can find out?

The Intel 13400F does include a cooler. I would guess that is the one you would get in a pre-built. It is OK for ordinary use, particularly if you are not bothered by noise.
It says that both cases are "650w 80 plus" and nothing else unfortunately so they must be average PSUs like you said.

I have up to 1350-1400$ budget and i think 13400/13500/13600k/7600 CPUs with at least 3060ti and upper GPUs would be good for me.
What would you recommend to me for motherboard, PSU, CPU cooler and RAM?
 
I have up to 1350-1400$ budget and i think 13400/13500/13600k/7600 CPUs with at least 3060ti and upper GPUs would be good for me.
What would you recommend to me for motherboard, PSU, CPU cooler and RAM?

What are your intentions?

Prebuilt? Build your own?

For what purpose? Milling camshafts? Playing tic-tac-toe?

Do you need ALL of these parts? If not, clarify exactly which parts you do need to buy for 1400 dollars. That's about 28000 Turkish lira I think.

Case
Power supply
CPU
CPU cooler if not included with CPU
Motherboard; DDR4 or DDR5 version; either is OK
RAM for the chosen motherboard; likely 16 GB or 32 GB
SSD drives, 1 or more; how many? what capacity?
Hard disk drives; 1 or more; how many? what capacity
Case fans
Operating system
Monitor
Anything else...software, DVD drive

We can't help much if you don't provide details.

An English language source for parts available to you would help. There is no point in us suggesting parts you cannot locate.
 

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You said prebuilt systems were weak at cooling and PSU so i want to build it myself. I was wondering what would your recommendation be for motherboard, cooler, RAM, PSU if i want to buy like 13400 or Ryzen 5 7600 with 3060ti?
 
You said prebuilt systems were weak at cooling and PSU so i want to build it myself. I was wondering what would your recommendation be for motherboard, cooler, RAM, PSU if i want to buy like 13400 or Ryzen 5 7600 with 3060ti?

MSI MAG B760M Mortar motherboard; DDR 5 version; there might also be a B760 version, a bit more expensive?

Kit of Corsair or Hyper X Fury DDR5; either 2 sticks of 8 gb each or 2 sticks of 16 gb each. 5600 or 6000 speed.

Noctua cooler that will fit in your chosen case; possibilities include U9S; D12L; U12S; U14S; they might all fit; depending on your case.

Power supply; Seasonic Focus series or Corsair RM series or Super Flower Leadex; 650 or 750 watts

CPU: Intel i5 13400 or 13500 or 13600K, whichever you can afford. Cannot help you with AMD.

Go price that at your sources.
 
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There are these two pre-built systems being sold, what do you think about them, should i go for them?


Best I could do and use decent parts included Windows 11

 
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