Supermicro SYS-322GA-NR 3U Rackmount X14 DP IOT SuperServer:
2x Intel® Xeon® 6972P Processor 96-Core 2.40GHz 480MB Cache (500W)
24x 64GB Micron DDR5-6400 CL52 (MTC40F2046S1RC64BH1)
2x NVIDIA® RTX PRO 6000 96GB GDDR7 Blackwell MaxQ Edition PCIe 5.0 Graphics Card

Previous case was a Phanteks XT M3, now using the Jonsbo D32 Pro to free up some space on my desk

Full Specs:

• Jonsbo D32 Pro
• MSI MAG B850M Mortar WiFi
• AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D
• Thermalright Aqua Elite 240 V3
• WD Caviar Blue 4 TB HDD
• SEAGATE ST320VT000 320 GB
• 1stplayer Ngdp ATX 3.1 850W
• Gainward Phoenix-S RTX 5070 Ti
• Samsung SSD 980 250 GB
• Samsung SSD 990 EVO Plus 1 TB
• Phanteks M25 G2-120 Reverse Triple Pack

Hoje finalmente chegou a primeira peça para o tão sonhado PC, como podem ver, já abri a embalagem e verifiquei se está tudo certo, fiz um vídeo abrindo tudo pra deixar de evidência.

Mas agora fico em dúvida sobre como devo guardar essa fonte enquanto as outras peças não chegam. Pensei em deixar do mesmo jeito que veio, dentro da caixa, na mesa do meu quarto, mas não tenho certeza quanto a isso, por isso vim aqui para pedir uma segunda opinião, já que é a primeira vez que vou montar um PC.

Outra dúvida é se tem problema deixar num lugar onde a Central de Ar fica sempre ligada (no caso o meu quarto).

Currently trying to make a pc build to buy within the next year. The only problem i have rn is fitting under the 2400 budget that i have set for myself without sacrificing too much of the aesthetic side of the build. I’m planning to play fps games like OW2 and valorant at 300fps. Any advice or ideas?

https://de.pcpartpicker.com/user/heretoplay/saved/#view=xc8pmG

I am changing out my AIO. I noticed a “Smol” drip page on one of the SMD’s. Am I toast, do I need to clean it, or can I leave it? The smudge on the top is clean now.

Kraken X53 AIO

CORSAIR RM650X GOLD PSU

MSI B550M PRO VDH WIFI

CASE idk (MATX, Front and side tempered glass, ibuypower)

Fans, hub, pcie thing idk

CRUCIAL BALISTIX 3600 2X8DDR4

512GB NVME + 500 GB HDD

RYZEN 5 3600X OR 5600X ( I have both)

SWFT 210 2 FAN RX 6650 XT

i wanna upgrade to an am5 pc and idk what to do with this build (US)

Found this biwin ssd on sale 160 AUD and am looking at buying it for extra storage. Does anyone know if this is any good and what long term longevity is like. Also, not in a crazy rush to get a SSD but curious when can I expect the prices to start going back to what they were?

Hello all, just want some insight on the value of my rig. Checked marketplace and values seem to be everywhere and I don't know what they are actually selling for in the USA, New England. My gut is the $800.00 range but who knows. Thanks for the insight!

AMD 5800x CPU

MSI Radeon 6750xt GPU

Corsair 32g ram kit 3200 MHz

Corsair Gold 850 fully modular power supply

MSI B450 Tomahawk Motherboard

Samsung 970 Evo 500gb NMVE m.2 SSD

Big Thermal Right air cooler

Nice white Phanteks Case in perfect condition

Fresh install of windows is loaded with latest drivers for CPU and GPU loaded as well.

full plug and play with brand keyboard and mouse supplied as well

The mobo its rog strix x870e-h gaming wifi7, the ram are two sticks of 16gb each up to 6800mhz, xmp/expo. the first stick (not the one in photo) works well and the post goes smoothly, the second stick doesn’t, it stucks in the orange light

Does anyone know how long an Ultra 9 285K/270K Plus lasts? I currently have a Core i7-14700K, it works very well for what I need it for, but I need to upgrade my motherboard, and the new motherboard only takes the newer Intel CPUs. I am thinking of getting a 285K because it is the best one, but people also told me to get a 270K Plus, as it is pretty similar. Does anyone know how long either the 285K or 270K Plus will last? I do not do anything very intensive on my computer, no gaming/3D rendering or anything like that.

I was just coming on her to try and gaslight myself into thinking this purchase was a financially responsible one. I picked this up for 220 USD, which to me right now seems like a steal because it was either that or a Ryzen 5 9600X, which didn’t seem too bad either. I’m just doing some gaming comp at 1440p, so it doesn’t seem like a horrible purchase. Lmk tho if I got a steal.

Just looking some advice on a middle of the road/relatively inexpensive PSU.

I’ve just recently moved from the UK to the US and in the whirlwind of preparing for the move, shipped over my PC and forgot about the difference in power outputs so my PSU is obsolete as it doesn’t have a universal switch.

I’ve had this rig for some years and don’t have the current funds to upgrade just at the moment but being online with friends from back home was my plan to stave off any homesickness.

Due to the age of everything and the eventual upgrade, just looking any info on what would be best for my situation. I’m a novice to all of this so apologies for my naivety!

I've had my PC for a year and decided to purchase two Noctua NF-A20 fans in order to improve airflow. For reference, I've been using three Arctic P14 PWM fans (two exhaust and one intake) up until now and wished to improve airflow to my GPU. I was aware of the fact that the Corsair Frame 4000D could accomodate two 200mm fans in the front panel ever since I was looking to build my PC, so I kept an eye out for when I could find one on sale. I managed to find the Noctua NF-A20 at a good price, so I made my purchase.

When the fans arrived, I planned on mounting my AIO on the side using the side fan mount accessory, but quickly came face-to-face with my first problem of the building proccess: the GPU did not allow it to properly mount. After an unsuccessful attempt in squeezing the AIO through, I had decided to move my two top mounted fans to the side and to mount the AIO to the top. However, the radiator is not afforded any space by the rear and top front mount fans.

I am clueless as to why I have this issue; the online Corsair manual presents that the current setup should be valid (1 x 140 mm rear, 360 AIO top, 2 x 140mm side and 2 x 200mm). I have searched on the internet for anyone with a similar issue to me, but found nothing. I am aware of the incompatibility between the Noctua fans and the case, but that should only extend to the PSU shroud, not the impossibility of attaching the AIO.

Looking for any help possible; should I return the fans or try something else?

Is my cpu cooler sagging or not? Temps seems fine and both screws tightened well. I'm using this thermalright royal pretor 130 ultra for about two month's

I’m in Texas, close to a microcenter and am willing to spend $1000. I’ve attached a picture with my specs

Hey everyone! Just wanted to get some thoughts on my build. Any and all feedback is appreciated and I would be happy to explain my reasoning for any parts I have chosen. More than happy to make adjustments if it makes sense. Have a lovely day!

Useful information:

Country - U.K.
Budget - ~£2.5k
Use case - 1440p gaming (single-player & multi-player)

https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/WDKjR4

I'm fairly new to pc building, but I have some knowledge after building one in a College Class as part of my Cyber Security degree, which intrigued me to wanting to build my own PC. I'm trying to see if the parts I've chosen here are worth it for the price, I'll be using it for work and gaming (1080p and even 1440p at a consistent frame rate), potentially for content creation too (although not the main reason for this PC build). My budget is about $1600 in US dollars, don't wanna go too much in since I'll still need other accessories like a keyboard and monitor

I have a micro center in my state but it's a pretty far drive to go in and out, so I'm intending to buy these parts online. I was also considering switching the CPU to a Ryzen 7 5800X3D, which is what my friend considered me getting since the performance increase is noticeable, but I want some advice first

For some reason the CPU cooler doesn't have a listed price, but it was $40 yesterday

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/m4NMMF

PCPartPicker Part List

Ok so I’m gonna be honest, I’m not exactly sure how to post this but I’m gonna try my best to meet the guidelines and we’ll see what happens lmao

I have been having issues with black screening since I got this pc (pre-build custom PC from Ibuypower; it’s like uhhh.. 4 years old?)
And I’m gonna be honest, I’ve never tried to replace a part in it before.

But, after trying all solutions I could think of, and also just looking at Microsoft event viewer (duh), I found my issue
A Kernel Power 41 code
Upon looking further, I learned this is a PSU issue specifically, at least 9 times out of 10 it is. (God I hope it’s just a PSU issue I do not have the money for a new GPU)
So, I took the liberty of ordering a new PSU to replace it.

The PSU in question I’m replacing is a Hi-Power non-modular 750 watt PSU. It was a gift, and my mom probably wasn’t thinking about the PSU all too much. Which, fair.

The PSU I’m receiving is a Corsair RM850e modular PSU with 850 watts.

I’ve gone through and checked it with my case on pcpartpicker to ensure it would be the correct size and stuff, but the main thing I’m worried about is the actual installation.

I’ve never touched the innards of a PC, and unlike most cases I’ve seen, mine (Lian Li Lancool II) has no wires in the back. Instead it just has a bunch of panels with screws (picture shown, I can provide a better one if needed)

So, what am I getting myself into, how hard of a replacement is this gonna be, and what tips should I know going in?
Any and all help is greatly appreciated!!

Sprzedam PC do gier. Składany w 2023.

Specyfikacja poniżej:

- CPU: Intel Core i5-13600KF

- GPU: ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 3070 OC 8 GB

- Płyta główna: Gigabyte Z790 GAMING X AX

- RAM: 32 GB Kingston Fury Beast RGB DDR5 5600 MHz

- Chłodzenie: ENDORFY Navis F360

- Dysk: Lexar NM710 1 TB NVMe PCIe 4.0

- Zasilacz: Seasonic Focus GX 850 W 80+ Gold

- Obudowa: SMX Crate

Its price is 1100 dollars around

I’m planning to upgrade my graphics card to an RTX 4070 Super. After doing some research online, I discovered that my Ryzen 5 1600 processor will significantly limit the graphics card’s performance. As I looked into it further, I realised that the Ryzen 5 5600X would be a good budget option. Could you please advise how well this processor would pair with the RTX 4070 Super? Or suggest another option (but no more expensive than the Ryzen 5 5600X). (My motherboard is an MSI B450 TOMAHAWK MAX. My monitor resolution is 2560×1440. I intend to use my new build for gaming. My country is Russia)

A custom PC case ASGARD for DC Link Group, where hardware meets handcrafted art. Designed and built to turn a gaming PC into a miniature world.

🎵 Music: “Total War (Epic Action Cinematic Trailer Main)” by Audio Atlant (Pixabay).

What do you think of this approach to custom PC building? I'd love to hear your feedback!

Hi guys, I don't ever go on Reddit, but a couple of weeks ago my partner broke his PC, and he has been so distraught. I want to try to get him a pc or at least give him the money to get one!

Im wondering what the best pc brand thingys are(im deeply sorry. I know absolutely nothing about pc's), what I should get him, etc.

He uses it mainly for gaming and making music for his band. He's expressed some issues with wifi, though I know he has an Ethernet cable

I also would like to know if I should get all the parts for him or if I should just give him the money to buy whatever he thinks is best, and how much I should give him. I do not really have a budget, as he truly is amazing, and just want to help him

Thank you for any help you could give!

I want to build around a 1000 dollar build for

Casual gaming(Mostly cpu based games )

Running some local AIs

Programming

and I got a Ryzen 5 5600x

2080 ti

some other stuff with around
300 ish dollars left for ram, I did find some good deals online
would I need 32 gb or is 16gb of ddr4 enough

Estoy un poco cansado del fornite,hace unas semanas armé esta pc con gráficos integrados,me gusta mucho pese a lo simple que es y pienso ponerle una rx 7600 o 6600 en unos meses,pero por mientras quisiera saber a qué más jugar,sería good que me recomienden algo

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600G (6 núcleos / 12 hilos, hasta 4.4 GHz)
iGPU (Gráficos Integrados): AMD Radeon Vega 7
RAM: 16 GB (2x8) a 3200mhz
Almacenamiento:M.2 512gb
Placa Madre: Gygabite A520M V2
**Fuente de Poder :**550W 80+

Gracias:)