Neoprod
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It comes with nothing. I did the same as you...got them to assemble and installed Windows myself with a bootable flash using keys purchased from that same thread.Hey guys, about wootware's PC Build options.
I was just wondering what the windows installation entailed?
I plan to get my windows from somewhere like this: https://mybroadband.co.za/forum/threads/r199-microsoft-windows-10-professional-keys.1101842/
Should I still go with their windows installation or can I just do that myself?
Like I am just a bit confused what the computer comes with without the windows installation option?? Like a free OS like linux?
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Oof I see, Is there a video guide on how to do this?It comes with nothing. I did the same as you...got them to assemble and installed Windows myself with a bootable flash using keys purchased from that same thread.
Very easy.Oof I see, Is there a video guide on how to do this?
(And like is it a simple process?)
Use the Windows Media Creation Tool from the Microsoft Website, make sure you choose the correct version according to the license you buy. It will format your flash disk and install the setup files to it. When you get a new pc, plug in the flash disk and start it up, it should detect the flash disk and start the Windows install process. If it doesn't you need to enter BIOS and change the boot sequence devices so that it uses the flash disk.Oof I see, Is there a video guide on how to do this?
(And like is it a simple process?)
So far I've been somewhat disappointed.Yoooo guys any banger black friday deals out here?
Yeah i think the demand is probably high enough and sales wont really helpp them muchSo far I've been somewhat disappointed.
Currently looking for good deals on M.2 NVMe drives, and the pricing is mediocre (it's as if companies aren't even trying).
The prices are quite a bit lower then they were at the start of the year.So far I've been somewhat disappointed.
Currently looking for good deals on M.2 NVMe drives, and the pricing is mediocre (it's as if companies aren't even trying).

Do you have an existing GPU, or do you need the integrated APU as a start?My basic requirements I'm looking for (below, just **** I've selected, been out of this for a while), but anything cheaper with more or less the same stats would be great. I'll do the GPU after this, already have decent case and PSU, but cpu, mb and ram needs to go and be upgraded. Main function will be photoshop, affinity and of course gaming. Budget is max 15k, but preferably looking for around 10-12k for Ryzen 7 (if possible otherwise I guess 5 would be ok for a few years?), decent asus m/b and min 32 gigs of ram. Thanks.
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Have a gpu, and everything else. Just wanted to do the initial upgrade by starting with cpu, mb and ram. Then a decent gpu afterwards.Do you have an existing GPU, or do you need the integrated APU as a start?
My basic requirements I'm looking for (below, just **** I've selected, been out of this for a while), but anything cheaper with more or less the same stats would be great. I'll do the GPU after this, already have decent case and PSU, but cpu, mb and ram needs to go and be upgraded. Main function will be photoshop, affinity and of course gaming. Budget is max 15k, but preferably looking for around 10-12k for Ryzen 7 (if possible otherwise I guess 5 would be ok for a few years?), decent asus m/b and min 32 gigs of ram. Thanks.
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I bought the same ram, almost the same ASUS motherboard (full atx version, not the M) and a 5600x at the beginning of the year. I did add a CoolerMaster MA620 CPU ARGB cooler, just to spoil myself:My basic requirements I'm looking for (below, just **** I've selected, been out of this for a while), but anything cheaper with more or less the same stats would be great. I'll do the GPU after this, already have decent case and PSU, but cpu, mb and ram needs to go and be upgraded. Main function will be photoshop, affinity and of course gaming. Budget is max 15k, but preferably looking for around 10-12k for Ryzen 7 (if possible otherwise I guess 5 would be ok for a few years?), decent asus m/b and min 32 gigs of ram. Thanks.
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Yeah auto oc ain't great for temps. I sued some weird tool for 3900x, forgot the name now, something ctr overclock .Can anyone shed light on temps for a 5800X? I'm guessing that with the auto overclock new CPUs have it's always going to be pushing the limit but I just want to check if I'm in the realm of good enough
Idle - 40°C
Max - 84°C while running blended prime95 on all cores, all cores @4.7GHz, 145W
Ambient temp is around 20°c
Then next question, what's the best tool to use to adapt this a bit more to the efficient side? Or is it better to tinker directly in the bios?
Those temps are perfectly fine...actually pretty good for a 5800x running Prime.Can anyone shed light on temps for a 5800X? I'm guessing that with the auto overclock new CPUs have it's always going to be pushing the limit but I just want to check if I'm in the realm of good enough
Idle - 40°C
Max - 84°C while running blended prime95 on all cores, all cores @4.7GHz, 145W
Ambient temp is around 20°c
Then next question, what's the best tool to use to adapt this a bit more to the efficient side? Or is it better to tinker directly in the bios?