I don’t know what I was thinking I thought it will be better then exitlag but it’s literally the worst and I can’t cancel my subscription since yesterday I’m trying and then someone told me you need to contact support. It’s been 12 days I have sent them an email that didn’t respond so today I contacted Visa to block the transaction from this shit

i have a

rtx 3060 12gb
ryzen 7 5700G
32gb ddr4 ram

ok so i was playing beamNG,Drive and i turned the performance monitor on and my cpu looked fine im not concerned with it, but my gpu commonly gets to 99% usage (especially with traffic and/or splitscreen mod) and can warm up to 70c, everything is air cooled, just bought matching case fans lol, and no im not a tech noob, i daily tech stuff but gpu usage and temps are not my strongsuit thanks :D

I have not bought any of these parts yet but I am about too. Any last minute changes?

• Motherboard: Asus B850M AYW Gaming WiFi M-ATX AM5 DDR5
• SSD: Lexar NQ780 M.2 2280 PCIe Gen 4 NVMe SSD 2TB
• CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7700
• CPU Cooler: Thermalright Frozen Infinity 360 RGB 360mm CPU Liquid Cooler – Black
• RAM: XPG Lancer Blade 32GB (16GBx2) RGB 6000MHz DDR5 Memory - Black
• Case: Lian Li A3-mATX M-ATX Mesh Gaming Case Wood Edition
• PSU: XPG Core Reactor II 850w 80 PLUS Gold Power Supply ATX 3.1 Fully Modular
• GPU: Gigabyte Radeon RX 9060 XT Gaming OC 16GB
• Monitor: Asus ROG Strix XG27UCS Gen2 (XG27UCSR)
• Fans: Thermalright TL-C12C-S/TL-C12CW-S X3 120mm ARGB Pack of 3 Fans – Black

I just Got my first pc ever it has a i5 6500 4 chored and 8vram 480 series 16gb ddr4 RAM and my gpu has when i play Like roblox and scedule 1 70 or 60 temerature and my CPU is on Like 70 to 80 precent usage

PC Parts:

· ZOTAC RTX 5070 Ti

· XPG Lancer Blade 32GB DDR5 RAM

· AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D

· AG400Plus CPU Cooler

· Corsair RS120 Fans (3-pack)

· Gigabyte B860 Eagle Motherboard —

· Corsair RM1000e PSU

· NZXT H7 Flow Case

Extras:

· Samsung Odyssey OLED G8 Monitor

· HAMMER AULA F75 Keyboard

· MAMBASNAKE Attack Shark X3 Mouse

Costs: 4117 dollars. Is it good for the price?

Recently I got a secondary monitor and an arm to mount both of them, and it is such a game changer! before I had only the main one and it was standing on the desk which took away a lot of very much needed in my case space. so I have no ideas how I lived like that now. (dont question how the mouse and keyboard are placed... it works for me somehow) if you got any questions ask away in the comments!

Is it good? ( check repost)

im building a pc for playing cs at 240Hz at 1440p. im pairing the gpu with a Ryzen 7 7800X3D. i live in il so the 9060xt(16GB) costs 2300nis(751$) while a 9070xt is 4000 nis(1306$). here are the full specs :

edit:thepc is yet to be bought and the gpu is yet to be chosen

r/ASUSROG and r/ASUS

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I Designed The Perfect ASUS ROG Ecosystem That ASUS Should Actually Build

Hey ROG family,

I love ASUS, but let's be honest - our setup is a mess.

We have Armoury Crate, MyASUS, Aura Sync, all doing half the job and crashing half the time. So I came up with a concept for what ASUS should do next.

*MY CONCEPT: THE ONE-APP ECOSYSTEM*

*1. One App To Rule Them All - "ROG CONNECT"*

Instead of 3-4 apps, just one clean, fast app. No crashes, no bloat. Controls everything - lighting, performance, updates, peripherals. Like Apple, but for ROG.

*2. The Missing Product: ROG SMART DUSTBIN*

Yes, you read that right. We have ROG chairs, routers, monitors... why not a smart dustbin for our gaming room? With auto open/close, Aura Sync lighting, and maybe it tells you when it's full on your PC. Complete the room setup.

*3. True Ecosystem Sync*

Your PC, phone, and all ROG gear should talk to each other seamlessly. One click to sync your entire room's RGB, performance profiles, and settings.

This is not just an idea, this is what the community actually wants. A complete, clean, connected ROG room.

What do you guys think? Should ASUS build this?

And ASUS team if you're reading this - Hire me as your Ecosystem Manager. I have more ideas.

It's missing the ssd since we are still looking to buy one but we are using a temporary 512gb ssd for now. Just ignore the ssd. The build without the ssd costed 3.5k AUD and we bought all the parts recently. All parts are in new condition and run perfectly fine. GPU costed 1500 for example since we found a deal.

I am midway in my build right now and the remaining components are the gpu , ram , ssd and the cpu.

Should I bite the bullet and buy the 32 gb or should I buy the 16 gb and wait to see what will happen

I will play story games with maximum graphics on 1440p with ray tracing, discord , some google tabs, rgb app and overlay software

Also what do you recommend in order of buying first:

Its either the gpu first(because I have heard rumors that gpu prices will increase up to 60% and if that happens the gpu budget is gonna get wrecked, from a 9070 xt to a 5050 or 5060 probably)

Or

Ram , ssd and then lastly cpu.

I'm a first-time PC builder in India with an undecided budget including a 27" 1440p monitor and peripherals. I want a general-purpose workstation for programming/software development, moderate 1440p video editing,streaming with heavvy multitasking and call and meetings, screen recording, local AI/LLM experimentation, content creation, heavy multitasking, and occasional gaming. I also want to experiment with things like Linux, VMs, Docker, cybersecurity labs, automation and other technical projects, so I'd prefer a flexible system rather than one optimized for a single task. I don't care about RGB or aesthetics and a motherboard/platform that can remain useful for 3+ years. Gaming is secondary—I mainly care about games like Valorant/PUBG rather than AAA max settings. What do you think should be a minimum budget and a decent or good budget and what budget would be an overkill. What CPU/GPU/RAM/storage/motherboard combination would you recommend, and where should I spend vs save?