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It is an ADATA XPG price lock-in promo. I don't know what their consignment is like, and how much it involves ADATA since I have seen XPG memory module prices skryrocked like G.Skill's.
Aaaah
 
Within the last 2 weeks where RAM prices have gone up 200% cheapest and only R5 kit on Progenix for AM5 is R9499 for a 7600 and 16gb.
Cheapest Evetech one is R7999 for a 7400 and 16gb of RAM
Doubt there will be any decent bf deals
On the Evetech app there is a Ryzen 5 8400F PRO/MSI B650M/16GB DDR5-5600 upgrade kit for R5500. And it comes with a 240mm liquid cooler.

Not a bad proposition IMHO as it gets your foot in the door with AM5
 
On the Evetech app there is a Ryzen 5 8400F PRO/MSI B650M/16GB DDR5-5600 upgrade kit for R5500. And it comes with a 240mm liquid cooler.

Not a bad proposition IMHO as it gets your foot in the door with AM5

On the website.
So the app deal really is good, old prices by the looks of it, plus the app deal is only 1 stick of RAM which is never a good idea for AMD
Found it on the website
 

On the website.
So the app deal really is good, old prices by the looks of it, plus the app deal is only 1 stick of RAM which is never a good idea for AMD
Found it on the website
Definitely some concessions with this, like only having 1x stick of RAM like you said and only two slots on the board, but I suppose as a starting point, I guess it's not too bad.

I see you can up it to 32GB DDR5-7200 but that basically doubles the price :(
 
Definitely some concessions with this, like only having 1x stick of RAM like you said and only two slots on the board, but I suppose as a starting point, I guess it's not too bad.

I see you can up it to 32GB DDR5-7200 but that basically doubles the price :(
Budget board and amd cpu, no point going above 6000mt/s anyway unless you plan to replace the board and cpu too :P
 
Definitely some concessions with this, like only having 1x stick of RAM like you said and only two slots on the board, but I suppose as a starting point, I guess it's not too bad.

I see you can up it to 32GB DDR5-7200 but that basically doubles the price :(
What is it with people wanting 4 ram slots. AM5 CPU, perform slightly worse with 4 ram slots, there is an extra tax on the memory controller which degrades performance. Considering ram capacity these days, ignoring the price increases 32gig ram is plenty and will be for a good while more. Most dual slot motherboards support up to 128gig memory anyways.

Yes single channel is a bit of a let down 10-20% gaming performance let down. But it is better than nothing at all.
 
Budget board and amd cpu, no point going above 6000mt/s anyway unless you plan to replace the board and cpu too :P
With the exception of not having pcie 5.0 support, chip set performance is it worth mentioning. The days where higher end chipset has better performance is LONG gone. This board supports up to 6800mz with expo, regardless of CPU it would be a considerable bump in performance, yes this CPU does have a smaller L3 cache, but really no one is going to pair a CPU with a 5090 anyways. It is a perfectly well suited CPU to 9060xt or 5070.

Honestly what is up with you constant beatching and general negativity with every little thing someone posts, TF is up with that, you have never ever said anything remotely positive about anything anyone buys or thinking of buying. WTF is your problem ?
 
Good on you for going over a thousand messages. Good job sir, noddy badge for you. ⭐⭐⭐

smol edit: good thing you dont also live on reddit, you might have been crying in the corner for most of those years then.

Cant expect to buy everyone that posts a nice garage pie and hold their hand and copy/paste why they shouldnt buy this or do that or cry there or fight this.

The forum has a search function, can be used to look up results regarding what the poster is looking for.
Google has even more results as to why amd doesnt need faster than 6000, or heck even uses faster than 6000mt/s ram without its niggly issues/results/stability, unless you plan to drop a few kidneys into your build.

Now if you're really daring, try using bing for results.

guess thats a +1 to positive for your noddy badge and what, +1 negative, making it 1142 negative according to you.
 
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Good on you for going over a thousand messages. Good job sir, noddy badge for you. ⭐⭐⭐

smol edit: good thing you dont also live on reddit, you might have been crying in the corner for most of those years then.

Cant expect to buy everyone that posts a nice garage pie and hold their hand and copy/paste why they shouldnt buy this or do that or cry there or fight this.

The forum has a search function, can be used to look up results regarding what the poster is looking for.
Google has even more results as to why amd doesnt need faster than 6000, or heck even uses faster than 6000mt/s ram without its niggly issues/results/stability, unless you plan to drop a few kidneys into your build.

Now if you're really daring, try using bing for results.

guess thats a +1 to positive for your noddy badge and what, +1 negative, making it 1142 negative according to you.
You can drop the condescension, message counts don’t prove anything except that people participate. If anything, it shows I actually help instead of tossing out smug one-liners.

As for search functions, yes, people know they exist. A forum is still for discussion, not gatekeeping. If someone asks a question, answering it properly is more useful than telling them to go Google it. Otherwise there’s no point in a forum at all.

AMD doesn’t need more than 6000 is a general guideline. Some users benefit from faster kits, some don’t, and stability depends on more than just frequency. Pretending there’s a single correct answer oversimplifies it.

So no, running higher rated RAM at a lower speed is not pointless it can easily produce better latency, better stability, and better overall performance than a bargain bin low frequency kit. And with memory prices shooting up across the board even CL46 kits costing more now the difference actually matters. It depends on the price.

But hey, don’t let nuance get in the way of your copy/paste speech about search functions.


If you want to disagree, cool just do it without trying to score imaginary internet points with noddy badges and passive aggressive digs.

Which alt account are you suppose to be on here. ? Smol penis syndrome much. ? Bye Bye

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Nah same story with this guy unless it is a AMD epyc it is a piece of shyte, nope budget board, nope piece of shyte. Rarely has anything good to say about someone's selection of hardware.

Never "hey great that 5060 looks great". More likely hey why didn't you get a 5070 it is faster.

Always concocted with negativity. No thanks. People are entitled to buy whatever they feel like. Don't be an ass because they can't afford the latest and greatest, rather help them get the most out of their budget without putting them down for selecting a weak CPU according to him.

Blocked don't need that negativity
 
Hey guys alreayd have the ram and this case - https://www.wootware.co.za/lian-li-...ck+Steel+Micro-ATX+Mini+Tower+Desktop+Chassis

Any changes to the build ?

NOt sure if I should go 750 fully modular or 850 semi modular psu


The modular vs semi modular is mostly about cable management. With full modular you only add the cables you need so nothing extra hanging around to neaten up. Performance wise there is no difference.

For an AMD build 750w is also plenty. You should have enough head room for an upgrade. That CPU is 65W TDP and the GPU is 150w TDP so even with a few drives etc you are not even at 50%
 
The modular vs semi modular is mostly about cable management. With full modular you only add the cables you need so nothing extra hanging around to neaten up. Performance wise there is no difference.

For an AMD build 750w is also plenty. You should have enough head room for an upgrade. That CPU is 65W TDP and the GPU is 150w TDP so even with a few drives etc you are not even at 50%
750w is way over kill, people pay to much for power supplies. 650w is probably also overkill.
Remember a power supply runs efficiently at 50 to 80% below that or over it you're wasting the power supply.
 
Not a bad price, I've still just got to get my fans right
I was initially going to get the Antec Connect 120's, but these are sold in packs of three, so I would have paid more and gotten another fan that I would not use. Plus at least this way if worst comes to the worst and I have to RMA one, I don't have to send all three back.

Plus these look a tad better IMHO. And I get to support a forumite's store.
 
I was initially going to get the Antec Connect 120's, but these are sold in packs of three, so I would have paid more and gotten another fan that I would not use. Plus at least this way if worst comes to the worst and I have to RMA one, I don't have to send all three back.

Plus these look a tad better IMHO. And I get to support a forumite's store.
Those Antecs are poo, to be honest - very noisy for the airflow they have. I'm seen better at East Rand Traders (a local China-town).
 
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