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Not worth it too be honest, That's essentially a R50 cpu If you are lucky.
Most LGA775 boards are dead or dying right now.

It would recommend not building anything before a 3rd/4th gen right now. That's the age cut off date in my opinion in terms of motherboards atm. Even they are becoming rare.
Thanks bud ... I’m new to this so I got a old pc box that I’m trying to buildup so I’ll let you no what motherboard I have
 
Look on carbonite for used stuff and as suggested above don't go below 4th gen haswell.
Not to familiar with this site but I’ll do my checks on 3rd or 4th gen motherboards ... it’s new to me but I’ll see I don’t have the money now to invest in something expensive
 
Hi again to all you amazing peeps, been doing a bit of budgeting and working a bit on the side...tough times

Here's what I'm looking at, tryna keep it as far as possible under 20K but also want to futureproof myself as much as possible.

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CPURyzen5 3600
MBGigabyte B450 Aorus Elite
GPUGigabyte GV-N166SoC-6GD - gtx1660 Super Oc
RAMG.Skill F4-3200C16D-16GVKB Ripjaws V Series 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4-3200MHz CL16 1.35V Black Desktop Memory
SSD
WD Blue SSD 3D Nand 500gb
CasePhanteks PH-EC300ATG_BK01 Eclipse P300A Tempered Glass Black Steel ATX Mid Tower Desktop Chassis
Power SupplySuper Flower SF-650W

Most of the time I play Dota. watch anime etc, but am always doing something hectic in Chrome or Firefox. Most if not everything will be from Wootware, comments and constructive criticism are much appreciated :P

Kind regards
 
Hey everyone, would appreciate some advice. I recently moved to the UK and have been surviving with a "gaming" laptop, but am looking to get a proper PC.

I have been shopping around and came across the following assembled machine for £650.00:

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The GFX card is crap, but would be "placeholder" until later this year when I intend to buy a next gen Nvidia RTX 30-series card. The machine would be used with a 1080p 144hz monitor.

Any comments or suggestions would be appreciated.
 
It's all good, the only thing I would change is the MB for a msi tomahawk max or mortar max.
Hi again to all you amazing peeps, been doing a bit of budgeting and working a bit on the side...tough times

Here's what I'm looking at, tryna keep it as far as possible under 20K but also want to futureproof myself as much as possible.

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CPURyzen5 3600
MBGigabyte B450 Aorus Elite
GPUGigabyte GV-N166SoC-6GD - gtx1660 Super Oc
RAMG.Skill F4-3200C16D-16GVKB Ripjaws V Series 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4-3200MHz CL16 1.35V Black Desktop Memory
SSD
WD Blue SSD 3D Nand 500gb
CasePhanteks PH-EC300ATG_BK01 Eclipse P300A Tempered Glass Black Steel ATX Mid Tower Desktop Chassis
Power SupplySuper Flower SF-650W

Most of the time I play Dota. watch anime etc, but am always doing something hectic in Chrome or Firefox. Most if not everything will be from Wootware, comments and constructive criticism are much appreciated :p

Kind regards
Also look at the B550 ... my son got that, and it is pretty good from what I've read/seen
 
I need a PC that can deal with Davinci Resolve 16 software. It's the Hollywood standard for coloring films (color grading). These are the system requirement for top performance:

  1. GPU - 6K-8K: 20GB VRAM
  2. CPU - AMD Ryzen 9 3900X
  3. RAM - 64GB
  4. HDD - 1TB for OS & program files, 2TB for media files ( NVMe SSD)
Am I better off building or buying?
 
I need a PC that can deal with Davinci Resolve 16 software. It's the Hollywood standard for coloring films (color grading). These are the system requirement for top performance:

  1. GPU - 6K-8K: 20GB VRAM
  2. CPU - AMD Ryzen 9 3900X
  3. RAM - 64GB
  4. HDD - 1TB for OS & program files, 2TB for media files ( NVMe SSD)
Am I better off building or buying?

I doubt you are gonna buy that off the shelf...

Only gpus with 20gb vram will be titan rtx or the quadro series
 
Question:

I have this mother board - Gigabyte Technology Co. Ltd. P55A-UD3R (Socket 1156)

Guy is selling an i7 3770 (lga1155) will it fit?
 
I have a GTX 1050 which uses a 6 pin pcie power cable. My ups only has data power out. Can I simply pop on a sata to 6pin pcie cable and be good to go?
 
I have a GTX 1050 which uses a 6 pin pcie power cable. My ups only has data power out. Can I simply pop on a sata to 6pin pcie cable and be good to go?

Yes will be fine.

Most 1050s don't have external power connectors and only use 75W via the pcie bus so yours will probably also be fine without external power.
 
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