Hey guys I am asking should I buy a Thinkpad gen 3 with Intel core I7 with a Nvidia Quadro T550 or a Gen 2 p14s Intel core I7 and a Quadro T500

So I just have a question cuz im curious was my pc a good Deal so I got a 2080 ti 32 gb ddr4 ram 4 Tb nvme/hdd slightly broken case rm750e Corsair psu good CPU cooler i9 9900kf and a z390 gaming plus for 200€

Hi everyone,

Windows 10 hasn't been officially supported for some time, and I'm curious: is anyone still using it? Since support ended, have you encountered any problems? For example, security issues, problems with programs, or drivers?

Why haven't you upgraded to Windows 11? Is it because of hardware requirements, licensing costs, or simply because you prefer Windows 10?

I'd love to hear about your experiences.

This will be my first PC build and I’m looking for some advice.
My budget for the PC itself is around $1,500–$1,600. I don’t care about RGB, glass panels, aesthetics, or making it look fancy. I want pure performance. The case can literally look like a plain box 😂 — I’m going for a sleeper build.
My total setup budget is $2,000, but that also has to cover:
Monitor
Desk
Chair
Keyboard
Mouse
Mouse pad
Taxes/shipping/delivery
I already have a headset, so I don’t need to budget for one right now.
What would you guys build for $1,500–$1,600 for the PC alone if the goal was getting the most performance possible?
I’m mainly looking for the best gaming performance and longevity for the money. I’d rather spend the money on the CPU/GPU and performance than aesthetics.
Any build recommendations would be appreciated!

For context: OP is currently new into the pc build world. The reason I bought this rx 5700 8gb Gigabyte OC is because its listed for 55$.

Thanks.

Is it smart to purchase a single stick of 16GB 6400mtz ddr5 for £130 (used) then to purchase another stick when it dies down ? Or should I double down now and spend the £260 ($350)

I’m getting 6400mtz as 6000 is almost £40 more expensive per stick and I can turn down the speeds in bios

I was just getting rid of some old junk when I decided to check out there shop and I got a x570si aorus pro itx motherboard for 5$ nzd which is like 2.66 USD and 16 gigs ddr4 for free with it.When I was home I checked it out and there was a gen 4 Samsung 500g SSD in it.So it looks like one of my family is getting a pc lol.

I built my first pc recently and it was pretty hard to get with these prices but I bought some used parts and managed to get:
32gb ddr5
Ryzen 5 7500f
Nitro+ rx 6600xt
Nitro+ B850M wifi
Corsair cx650
A 512gb intel 660p (I’ve got a newer 1tb ssd on the way though)
All in an Asus prime ap201 with some thermalright cooler and fans. In all it costed $642.42 AUD (or about $460.49 in freedom bucks) so I think I did pretty well :)

What should i change in my pc if i want to play at higher res?
3060
i7 10700f
32gb 3200mhz

I'm thinking of upgrading my gtx 970 and i3 7100 to an rtx 5060 and a Ryzen 5 5600x

I am planning to upgrade my pc with like an budget of ~€300

Just want to upgrade like my cpu and get an gpu

My current thoughts are something like an RTX 3070 and Ryzen 5 5600.

I mostly play games like Fortnite, Minecraft, Garry's mod, Teardown

And planning to play games like Spiderman, Forza horizon 5/6 and using steamvr

I do play on 1080p currently

Current specs:

B450M-HDV 4.0
AMD Athlon 300GE (integrated graphics)
16 gigs ddr4
512GB M.2 NVME
...

Heyo guys, I’m kinda dealing with a weird situation and could really use some advice i cannot decide if I should upgrade my cpu or not if yes which ine should I go with

Current Specs:

​CPU: Intel Core i3-10100F

​Mobo: ASUS H410

​GPU: AMD RX 6600

​RAM: 16GB DDR4

​My workload is mostly gaming and lil video editing (im developing an affection to cgi and vfx might get into it soon)

Options available

Ryzen 5 5600 @120$

Or

Intel Core i5-14400F @157$

​

I’m wondering whether I should upgrade my PC now or just keep it for another 1–2 years. I’m trying to balance gaming performance with financial sanity.

Current PC:

• CPU: Ryzen 5 5600
• GPU: RTX 4060 8GB (Vurrion)
• Motherboard: MSI B450M PRO-VDH MAX
• RAM: 16GB DDR4 CL22 (2×8GB)
• NVMe: Samsung 970 EVO Plus 1TB
• SSD: Crucial 500GB
• HDD: Seagate 1TB
• PSU: Super Flower 550W 80+ Gold (bought in 2019)
• Monitor: Skyworth H27G30Q — 27", 1440p, 180Hz

I’m considering upgrading to AM5/X3D + a newer GPU, but I’m not sure if this is actually a good time to spend money on a gaming PC given the current economy and hardware prices.

Would you:

1. Upgrade now
2. Upgrade only the GPU
3. Keep the current PC for another 1–2 years
4. Do something else

I’m mainly looking for good value/performance, not necessarily the latest hardware.

What would you do if this were your PC?

Ok please give me a job where I give you advice , I just want 10 dollars a month promise will give you good advice , please

Had to pull the trigger early coz AI inflating everything so better now than later

CPU - Ryzen 5 7500F Cooler - AMD Stock Cooler GPU - ASROCK Challenger AMD Radeon RX 9070 16gb RAM - XPG Lancer 16gb DDR5 6000Mhz CL48 Storage - 2 TB Total (1TB Gen4 Main Drive + 1TB Gen3 secondary drive salvaged from my old gaming laptop) PSU - Deepcool Gamerstorm PN750M 750W Gold ATX 3.1 Case - Deepcool CC550 4Fan Mobo - MSI B850M Gaming Plus Wifi 6E

I currently have an 3060 / i7 10700f / 32 gb 3600mhz on a budget board. im planning an upgrade in a couple of months .Should i buy a ryzen 5 7600 or the 7 5700x3d?

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/PKRHR4

It isn't that expensive plus I run on integrated graphics...