I am not sure how much I would let this scare you. I know a LOT of builds with the system not properly built, based on this video, that years later are still doing fine. Also I think I read somewhere that Cooler Master is saying their dual chamber pump helps with this issue and results in it...
So I am looking at a new build and want to get a B550 ITX. Looking at the MSI, Gigbyte and higher end ASRock. Not considering the Asus right now as the extra cost seems silly. I can but a Gigabyte X570 board for less than the Asus B550.
I wanted to see everyone's thoughts on which is the best...
The reason I am looking for a 700 to 750 watt PSU is that I am a noise snob, there I said it.
My rig is running a 280mm AIO for a 3600 at stock speeds. I run the fans at 40% constant and have no issues and hear next to nothing. I run the case fans at about 45% and that gives good exhaust and...
I would imagine part of it would be fixed with a lower power need. I am running a stock 3600X on X570 with a 5700XT. My load according to the UPS under full gaming load peeks at about 360 or so. The issue I am facing right now, I think, is I am high enough into the 550 PSU to push the fan to a...
Whats the noise level like on the SX700 and what load are you putting on it?
By bigger I am meaning wattage, my system right now is using a FPS Dagger Pro 500 and I was looking to move to the SF750 but the cost is nuts so am considering the SX700-PT.
The case will fit an SFX-L but the modular cables actually push down on the GPU backplate. I have tried to pull them up enough but just not happening.
I am considing a fan fan with a Noctua 92x14 and also looking at an SF750 or a Silverstone SX-700PT
Actually impact of 3200 vs 3600 and the various CL settings outside of benchmarks is negligible. I can build you a Ryzen 3700X with all components identical except RAM, and during game play you would NEVER be able to be certain which was 3200 or 3600.
I am looking for a "bigger" PSU for my gaming rig and the Corsair SF750 is hard to find at retail right now. Has anyone used the Silverstone SX700-PT, this looks solid but wanted to hear from someone that has actually used it.
Okay got my NR200 and now desperately regret not waiting and buying the QBX. The NR200 is a WAY better case, even after some modding on the QBX.
As for cooler choices I suggest watching some of the videos done by Machines & More, he did a fairly extensive deep dive on the NR200 over 6 videos...
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