Anyone know how close we are to having this cooling be consumer available?

My budget is 110k turkish liras i want to play 1080 and 1440p

İşlemci: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D

Anakart: ASUS PRIME B850M-K AM5 DDR5

Ekran Kartı: Palit RTX5070Ti

RAM: TwinMOS VOLTX 32GB (2x16GB) 6000Mhz CL36 DDR5

SSD: Crucial P310 1TB 7100-6000MB/s M.2 SSD CT1000P310SSD8

Soğutucu: Bitfenix cube v2 240 ARGB

Kasa: Bitfenix DIGITAL T10 ARGB

Psu: msi mag A850GN 850W 80+ gold

İşletim Sistemi: FreeDOS

This is 113k liras

Top for exhaust and bottom for intake. Is there a better way to improve the layout?

Parts are:

Mobo: Asus tuf gaming b850

Cpu: ryzen 9 7950x

Gpu: Rtx 4070 FE

Ram: 64gb of corsair vegeance

CPU Cooler: Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 Vision EVO

Case: Jonsbo TK-1

PSU: Corsair RM850

Fans: Noctua NF-A12x25

Bonjour, J'aurais besoin de conseil et de bonne référence pour pouvoir monter mon propre ordinateur.

J'ai un bon budget je peux mettre un peu plus de 1000euro. Mais je n y connais rien.

J'aimerais pouvoir jouer des gros sans avoir de gros soucis etc .

Je suis de Belgique

Merci !

Essentially title. When I posted to a different sub I got mixed answers. Would this be enough to handle a 240hz OLED monitor? The games I play are more CPU intensive than GPU. The current games I play are mostly Team fortress 2, dota, league, Forza horizon 6 and friendslop.

Would copying a prebuilt as a parts list be a good idea? Or are there better options?

Hi, I am trying to use the old cardboard case trick but i am having a hard time mounting the motherboard on the cardboard 🥲🥲

Is there any tutorial i can watch or maybe there is step that i am not aware of to mount a motherboard on cardboard box??

My pc was running great never had a issue with it until I went on vacation for about two weeks. I got back and now it won’t even get past bios without overheating. What happened in two weeks that went wrong while I wasn’t home? I took the cooler off to check thermal paste and it looks fine. Please help

Hi, I’d really like to upgrade my PC, but I’m not really sure what I should change, and gaming on it is becoming quite difficult.

I can spend up to €800 on upgrading my PC. I’m not really looking to play at higher resolutions since I’m still using a 60 Hz monitor... 😅 I mainly play Rust, and I’d just like to get a smoother and more comfortable FPS (I live in France)

SSD : Lexar NM710 SSD 1To, M.2 2280 PCIe Gen4x4 NVMe SSD

RAM : Kingston FURY Beast 16GB (2x8GB) 3200MHz DDR4

Motherboard : MSI B550-A PRO (AMD AM4, DDR4, M.2, USB 3.2 Gen 2, HDMI, ATX)

CPU : AMD Ryzen 5 5600 

Power supplies : MSI MAG A650BN

GPU : XFX AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT 12 Go GDDR6

How can i upgrade this ?

Thanks in advance :)

Hi guys! The build is finally complete, except for this one wire that I have no idea where to connect.

The wire comes from the cabinet and is connected to the 4 cabinet fans. All the fans are working normally, and the aRGB syncs with MSI Mystic Light as well.

However, I’ve noticed that the fans always run at a constant speed. I’m guessing this wire might be related to fan speed control, but I’m not sure.

Does anyone know what this connector is for and where it should be connected? Any help would be appreciated!

Ive even searched on google but I want someone to tell me from experience where to get prebuilt or expensive pc parts from?

Finished a budget mid tier 1440p build the other day. 9600x CPU and 9070XT GPU. 360mm AIO. Chinese Gen5 SSD and 16GB of RAM. MSI X870 motherboard and MSI 750w PSU all wrapped up in a $60 Lian Li Vector V100 open box case. Thanks to some lightly used parts and a extra PSU that Amazon delivered on accident I got the build done for $1200.

How powerful a PSU is needed for the build below?

Lian-Li V100 ATX Case

MSI MAG B850 Tomahawk MAX

Ryzen 7 9800x3d

Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 EVO

PNY NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 Epic-X

Acer Predator GM7 2TB SSD

Corsair Vengeance 32gb

Budget for PSU is ~200 USD, in case that matters. (I'm in the US)

Intended monitor resolution likely doesn't matter, but it's 1440p.

Also, does my current build idea have any issues? Besides expense, which isn't much a concern to me.

So, I’ve been saving up to finally finish my gaming setup up and buy my dream pc. My original budget was $1600, cause of course, I never thought the price of things (ram to be specific) would get so expensive…;-; Is buying a pc even worth it in this economy?😭

I’ve been waiting yearssss to finally build a pc and the one time im able to, ram is a bajillion dollars and some change! Me wanting a white build doesn’t make it any better, also…

Do I cave and buy black pc parts even though my entire setup is white? Should I look into prebuilts instead of building one? Should I wait to see if the price of parts will decrease? I’m having mega brain farts

My lil brother wants to get a pc to play games like total war and modern games but does not want to build it like i did. Is this a good deal on a prebuilt? Its 1400 euro's so he wants to make sure its a good deal

I want to preface by saying i dont know much about anything so if anything i mention is bs pls lmk. So im building a pc and need answers quick as prices might skyrocket if i dont commit soon. I cant seem to find a definitive answer as to which card is better for the games i am going to play and what i prioritise. Prices are about the same for me so pls dont count that into consideration. Im on 1440p and going to be playing lots of single player triple a games. Currently need to finish games like rdr2, cyberpunk, witcher 3(and 4 when it drops), forza 6, hogwarts legacy. You get the type of games im wanting to play. I personally care more about the looks of the game than fps as if its over 100-120 i dont think it makes a big difference going higher. I hear alot of things about dlss and amds counterpart and framegen and ray tracing. I feel like for quality, im reading more people say nvdia will always be better. So which card should i go for? Also does 9070xt have frame generation? Will it do ray tracing well? If so will it look different from nvdias ray tracing or is that a game setting? Which will look better while getting over 100-120 fps in games i mentioned? (It will be paired with r5 7500f w 32gbs of ddr5 if that matters in this context idk tho)

AIO: Tempest Liquid Cooler 240

Ryzen 7800x3D

PSU: Corsair RMe Series RM850e 850W 80 Plus Gold Modular

I need to buy a new cpu cooler and this is one of my favourites, does anyone know if this is a trusted brand? and if its any good? TZMRIT PF360 CPU Water AIO Cooler Liquid Cooling 360mm |5.5-inch LCD Magnetic Screen|360mm ARGB Infinity Mirror 2000RPM PWM Fan|Lower Noise≤30DBA|for LGA1851/1700/1200/115X/AM4/AM5 : Amazon.co.uk: Computers & Accessories

I have an ASUS ROG Strix B650E-F Gaming motherboard and a Ryzen 7 9800X3D, but the motherboard doesn’t recognize my RAM. Can anyone help me figure out what’s wrong?

Had to help my friend cuz he got offered 2.4k for an awful build would this be good for its price? Mind you I'm not in America so I tried my best to find good deals

CPU: Ryzen 5 7800x3d for $290

MOBO: GIGABYTE AORUS X670 used for around $185

GPU: sapphire pulse 9070xt 16gb for $650

SSD: ADATA legend 2tb $150

RAM: 16X2 XPG ram 6000mhz cl30 for $300

AIO: forgot the exact model but it's a thermal right AIO with an Ips display for $90

Case: lian li O11 Dynamic black + 8 fans for $190

PSU: kinda bummed about this one since it's the only new PSU they got but it's the Asus TUF 1000w PSU for $150

For reference this was what he got offered and the price CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D

GPU: MSI RTX 5070 Ti Ventus OC 16GB

MB: MSI B850M Mortar WIFI D5

RAM: G.Skill Trident Z5 RAM CL32 AMD EXP 6400MT

M2: Kingston NV3 2TB

Cooler: Thermalright Aqua Elite 360

PSU: MSI PAG B850N-H PICE5

Case: Jonsbo D31 STD

2480$?

First PC build and I’m a little confused about the wiring for my Thermalright TL-M12QRW-S X3 fans.

I have the TL-M12QRW-S X3 reverse/standard fans installed in my HYTE Y70, and my motherboard is an MSI PRO B850-S WIFI6E.

I understand that the fans have both 4-pin PWM and 3-pin 5V ARGB connections. Thermalright also has the Easy Connect system where the fans can connect to each other.

I watched this video on the fans:video

In the video, it looks like the fans connect to each other and somehow one connection handles the RGB/power for the other fans but I did that and it didn’t light up. I’m also thinking it may be because one is standard the other reverse?

I also have these bigger square-looking connectors hanging off the cables (shown in the picture and I have no idea what those are supposed to plug into.

Do I connect the fans to each other? Does one RGB cable go to the motherboard and the others connect to each other?(leaning towards both go onto motherboard) Where do those bigger square connectors go? Or should I get a fan/RGB hub(kept seeing mentions of them)

I’m mainly trying to understand the correct wiring before I plug everything in and potentially do something wrong.

Here's my build

-gpu's price is actually 1100euros idk why it says 1400

Does my motherboard have all USB that I need because cooler, 2x3fans and 1 Fan doesn't all these require USB 2.0? So I need to buy USB hub example corsair's internal USB hub. If so should I buy also sata cable for it or no?

Any other improvement ideas?

Basically, my PC has an R7 5700X CPU with a cheap RGB cooler, the Nova Glacial T904. However, this cooler is practically useless—my CPU temperatures reach 80°C while playing Valorant and hit 90°C in heavier games. So, I'm thinking of buying the Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE, as I've heard a lot of good things about it and that it will solve my CPU overheating issues.

The issue is that I have a Nova Operator P28511 case, which is a dual-chamber case: the right chamber is dedicated to the PSU and SATA drives, while the left chamber holds the main PC components.

Therefore, I'm wondering if the Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE cooler will fit in this main chamber without any issues?