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Digital Fragger
A Functioning God
Hey thanks but I've got a freesync monitor so no nvidia though I'd love to get one.
Also it's crosing my budget.
Criticize my Ryzen Build - added RYZEN BENCHMARKS!!!
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Also it's crosing my budget.
The MSI price is nice .. i couldn't find a good review of it , VRM , thermals, noise , ?
If they are fine , then really any of them seems good.. .. i'd still pick Sapphire pulse Rx 570 though.. let others give their opinion as well.. if you want to run it overclocked , then you can go with nitro+ for better cooling
If they are fine , then really any of them seems good.. .. i'd still pick Sapphire pulse Rx 570 though.. let others give their opinion as well.. if you want to run it overclocked , then you can go with nitro+ for better cooling
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bssunilreddy
Chosen of the Omnissiah
Go with Sapphire Pulse RX 570 4GB @ 15k
OP
Digital Fragger
A Functioning God
Thanks everyone. Just placed order for Pulse RX 570. Should arrive before saturday. The only item that was pending. Probably have to get couple of case fans don't know how many dukase comes with. Didn't open the box yet. Ordered everything without second thought but was confused selcting Gfx card, Cabinet and motherboard. Thanks ya'll for the help.
Randy_Marsh
Youngling
Nice! Do share the pictures here on this thread (separate parts and assembled)!
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Digital Fragger
A Functioning God
*i.imgur.com/Q85DdbM.jpg
Pre build.
Waiting for case fans to arrive.
edit: 1000th post too.
Pre build.
Waiting for case fans to arrive.
edit: 1000th post too.
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Digital Fragger
A Functioning God
Build done.
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*i.imgur.com/C0bcbJR.jpg
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Digital Fragger
A Functioning God
I just realized I can't use
Also Monitor I consider it as long term investment. Gfx cards come and go, monitor stays on for at least 2 to 3 cycles.
CSGO
Also Monitor I consider it as long term investment. Gfx cards come and go, monitor stays on for at least 2 to 3 cycles.
Randy_Marsh
Youngling
Well, it actually depends on which type of games you play. If you only care about single player, beautiful games like GTA 5 (not multiplayer), Tomb Raider, Far Cry series, Assassins Creed etc. then IPS 60-75Hz panel is more suited.
However, if you are into heavy online competitive games like CSGO, Doom multiplayer, Overwatch etc., then having a 144Hz panel gives you a big advantage on your competitors.
@Digital Fragger the build images are not visible. There is just a big negative sign coming up. Maybe the pics didn't upload correctly? please reupload!
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Digital Fragger
A Functioning God
@Vineet Sharma reuploaded!
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Digital Fragger
A Functioning God
What happened to RX 570s? My friend is also looking for one and we are not able to buy anywhere offline or online unless we shell out at least ~18k and that too the retailer is not 100% sure if we'd get. Thanks @gta5 for giving me source to buy the RX 570 at 15k. It went out of stock on vedant too the next day I bought one. Do you have any other online source at similar price?
yeah you are lucky you bought it in the nick of time
most amd cards are out of stock or overpriced because miners are buying in large quantities due to recent mining craze and the situation is not likely to improve for some time
Radeon RX 580's Now Cost More Than a GeForce GTX 1070 Due to Cryptocurrency Mining Demand
most amd cards are out of stock or overpriced because miners are buying in large quantities due to recent mining craze and the situation is not likely to improve for some time
Radeon RX 580's Now Cost More Than a GeForce GTX 1070 Due to Cryptocurrency Mining Demand
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Digital Fragger
A Functioning God
Benchmarks!!!
Geekbench scores (Averaged on two trials at each setting)
benchmark number - CPU speed , Ram Speed - Single core score - multi core score - memory score - Comments
1. CPU Stock, Ram 2133Mhz - 3900 17950 4143 - Baseline.
2. CPU Stock, Ram 2933Mhz - 4171 18827 4880 - ~5% gain in single core and multi core performance over baseline with RAM running at higher speed.
3. CPU 3.7Ghz Ram 2933Mhz - 4271 20050 4946 - ~2.4% gain in single core performance over benchmark 2, 6.5% gain in multi core performance over benchmark 2.
4. CPU 3.8Ghz Ram 2944Mhz - 4400 20600 4943 - ~5.5% gain in single core performance over benchmark 2 ,9.5% gain in multi core performance over stock benchmark 2
5. CPU 3.7Ghz Ram 3200Mhz - 4310 20250 5170 - ~10.5% gain in single core performance over baseline. ~13% gain in multi core performance over baseline. 1% gain over benchmark 3 with slight bump in ram speed.
Ram running at 16-18-18-38 timings. Rated for 1.35V volts but had to adjust voltage to 1.39 to get stable 3200Mhz. Ram compatibility is still wonky with the motherboard and hopefully bios updates from gigabyte fix the issues.
There is ~6% increase in performance with Ram running at 3200Mhz compared to 2133Mhz. Another 6% increase in performance with CPU frequency OC to 3.8Ghz.
I am running at the system at benchmark 5 settings as I found it as sweet spot for performance, temperatures and voltages required. I was able to push the CPU to 3.9Ghz and probably would be able to 4Ghz if I'm lucky and push the voltages but didn't. No silicon lottery on the CPU but not a bad chip either.
Most interesting part for me is CSGO performance
At benchmark 1 settings CSGO: 210 Average fps
At benchmark 5 settins : 350-400 Average fps.
There were couple of game updates between the tests and a BIOS update which upgraded the firmware etc. So not sure what made the drastic difference in performance.
Hope the information is useful.
Geekbench scores (Averaged on two trials at each setting)
benchmark number - CPU speed , Ram Speed - Single core score - multi core score - memory score - Comments
1. CPU Stock, Ram 2133Mhz - 3900 17950 4143 - Baseline.
2. CPU Stock, Ram 2933Mhz - 4171 18827 4880 - ~5% gain in single core and multi core performance over baseline with RAM running at higher speed.
3. CPU 3.7Ghz Ram 2933Mhz - 4271 20050 4946 - ~2.4% gain in single core performance over benchmark 2, 6.5% gain in multi core performance over benchmark 2.
4. CPU 3.8Ghz Ram 2944Mhz - 4400 20600 4943 - ~5.5% gain in single core performance over benchmark 2 ,9.5% gain in multi core performance over stock benchmark 2
5. CPU 3.7Ghz Ram 3200Mhz - 4310 20250 5170 - ~10.5% gain in single core performance over baseline. ~13% gain in multi core performance over baseline. 1% gain over benchmark 3 with slight bump in ram speed.
Ram running at 16-18-18-38 timings. Rated for 1.35V volts but had to adjust voltage to 1.39 to get stable 3200Mhz. Ram compatibility is still wonky with the motherboard and hopefully bios updates from gigabyte fix the issues.
There is ~6% increase in performance with Ram running at 3200Mhz compared to 2133Mhz. Another 6% increase in performance with CPU frequency OC to 3.8Ghz.
I am running at the system at benchmark 5 settings as I found it as sweet spot for performance, temperatures and voltages required. I was able to push the CPU to 3.9Ghz and probably would be able to 4Ghz if I'm lucky and push the voltages but didn't. No silicon lottery on the CPU but not a bad chip either.
Most interesting part for me is CSGO performance
At benchmark 1 settings CSGO: 210 Average fps
At benchmark 5 settins : 350-400 Average fps.
There were couple of game updates between the tests and a BIOS update which upgraded the firmware etc. So not sure what made the drastic difference in performance.
Hope the information is useful.
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billubakra
Conversation Architect
Benchmarks!!!
Geekbench scores (Averaged on two trials at each setting)
benchmark number - CPU speed , Ram Speed - Single core score - multi core score - memory score - Comments
1. CPU Stock, Ram 2133Mhz - 3900 17950 4143 - Baseline.
2. CPU Stock, Ram 2933Mhz - 4171 18827 4880 - ~5% gain in single core and multi core performance over baseline with RAM running at higher speed.
3. CPU 3.7Ghz Ram 2933Mhz - 4271 20050 4946 - ~2.4% gain in single core performance over benchmark 2, 6.5% gain in multi core performance over benchmark 2.
4. CPU 3.8Ghz Ram 2944Mhz - 4400 20600 4943 - ~5.5% gain in single core performance over benchmark 2 ,9.5% gain in multi core performance over stock benchmark 2
5. CPU 3.7Ghz Ram 3200Mhz - 4310 20250 5170 - ~10.5% gain in single core performance over baseline. ~13% gain in multi core performance over baseline. 1% gain over benchmark 3 with slight bump in ram speed.
Ram running at 16-18-18-38 timings. Rated for 1.35V volts but had to adjust voltage to 1.39 to get stable 3200Mhz. Ram compatibility is still wonky with the motherboard and hopefully bios updates from gigabyte fix the issues.
There is ~6% increase in performance with Ram running at 3200Mhz compared to 2133Mhz. Another 6% increase in performance with CPU frequency OC to 3.8Ghz.
I am running at the system at benchmark 5 settings as I found it as sweet spot for performance, temperatures and voltages required. I was able to push the CPU to 3.9Ghz and probably would be able to 4Ghz if I'm lucky and push the voltages but didn't. No silicon lottery on the CPU but not a bad chip either.
Most interesting part for me is CSGO performance
At benchmark 1 settings CSGO: 210 Average fps
At benchmark 5 settins : 350-400 Average fps.
There were couple of game updates between the tests and a BIOS update which upgraded the firmware etc. So not sure what made the drastic difference in performance.
Hope the information is useful.
Thanks dear. Will get the 3000mhz ram. 2400mhz's were available in red and blue and 3000mhz's in black. What difference does the colors make? Since I am getting a Nvidia card, so should I go with Freesync monitor or not since Freesync is Amd's proprietary technology and it may not work well with Nvidia cards?
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billubakra
Conversation Architect
I was going to get Gigabyte Gaming 3 just because of the dual bios. Should I switch it with Asus?
OP
Digital Fragger
A Functioning God
I've been running moderate OC with the Gigabyte board with no problems. You can go with Asus board. You will be missing on ALC 1220 audio and dual bios. If those are not something you are looking for, go with Asus board.