Hardware Rate This PC Build

[SG854]

CPU
Ryzen 5600x

GPU
RX 6800 XT

Ram
G.Skill Trident Z Neo 3600 Mhz CL16 2x8gb

Power Supply
Thermaltake Smart 700 Watt

Motherboard
MSI X570 Tomahawk

PC Case
Lian Li Mesh Lancool II

CPU Cooling
EK AIO 240 D-RGB

Storage
970 Evo Plus M.2 NVMe 2tb

 

[ILuvGames]

It would be easier to tell if it was a good build or not if you stated your budget and priorities. What resolution do you intend to game on, what detail levels do you expect at that resolution, if you plan on doing things with it other than gaming like video encoding/streaming/rendering etc.

 

[SG854]

It would be easier to tell if it was a good build or not if you stated your budget and priorities. What resolution do you intend to game on, what detail levels do you expect at that resolution, if you plan on doing things with it other than gaming like video encoding/streaming/rendering etc.

$1500-$1800
I game 1440p ultra.

 

[raystriker]

$1500-$1800
I game 1440p ultra.

The new build you specified is pretty decent, although the 5600X will need to be tuned to maximize it's 1440p potential.
Do you intend to keep your Xeon build? Or do you intend on replacing it?

 

[Kioku]

The new build you specified is pretty decent, although the 5600X will need to be tuned to maximize it's 1440p potential.
Do you intend to keep your Xeon build? Or do you intend on replacing it?

The 5600x is fine at stock for 1440p gaming. No "tuning" required. The GPU is where you look for resolution... Which the 6800xt is a beast. The RAM is decent as well.. 3600mhz @Cl16? Good stuff. Not the "sweet spot" for the new Ryzen chips, but it'll perform phenomenally well.

 

[raystriker]

The 5600x is fine at stock for 1440p gaming. No "tuning" required. The GPU is where you look for resolution... Which the 6800xt is a beast. The RAM is decent as well.. 3600mhz @Cl16? Good stuff. Not the "sweet spot" for the new Ryzen chips, but it'll perform phenomenally well.

Which is why I said to reach it's maximum potential. Regardless, it's fun and rewarding. The 5600X does perform slightly worse than the higher core count Zen 3 skus, so one might as well tune it to get the most out of the 6800XT. It's "free" performance.


Anyway, 3600mhz@CL16 is good enough for now. Any faster and there's a good chance that you'll have to fine-tune the cpu and memory, although AMD's Robert Hallock said that a bios update is coming to "help" the infinity fabric reach 4000 on more Zen 3 samples, soon. But we don't know how soon. So unless you're down to follow some guides and sink in a couple of hours of regression testing, you might as well get the RAM you initially listed.

 

[Kioku]

Which is why I said to reach it's maximum potential.


Anyway, 3600mhz@CL16 is good enough for now. Any faster and there's a good chance that you'll have to fine-tune the cpu and memory, although AMD's Robert Hallock said that a bios update is coming to "help" the infinity fabric reach 4000 on more Zen 3 samples, soon. But we don't know how soon. So unless you're down to follow some guides and sink in a couple of hours of regression testing, you might as well get the RAM you initially listed.

Yeah, you can play the overclocking game.. But you're really downplaying just how good the system is out of the box. Those extra frames don't matter to a pretty good chunk of people in the PC world. Am I saying he shouldn't look into? No. I'm just saying that it's not necessary to enjoy the system.

 

[Deleted member 397813]

better than my laptop/10

 

[raystriker]

Yeah, you can play the overclocking game.. But you're really downplaying just how good the system is out of the box. Those extra frames don't matter to a pretty good chunk of people in the PC world. Am I saying he shouldn't look into? No. I'm just saying that it's not necessary to enjoy the system.

True. But then a case could be made to keep the W3175X system and replace the Titan Z with the 6800XT, as it does indeed still have good single core IPC and will arguably age better than the 5600X in the long run. What do you think?

 

[SG854]

The new build you specified is pretty decent, although the 5600X will need to be tuned to maximize it's 1440p potential.
Do you intend to keep your Xeon build? Or do you intend on replacing it?

That Xeon build is a joke post. Users here had in their signature their pc specs..

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[nani17]

It's pretty good imo

 

[Deleted User]

It's pretty lame pc. Doesn't come even close to my 50,000$ 1.5tb ram mac pro.

 

[nani17]

It's pretty lame pc. Doesn't come even close to my 50,000$ 1.5tb ram mac pro.

And it doesn't have wheel

 

[Deleted User]

And it doesn't have wheel

Haha. Yes. Unfortunately I didn't had money to buy the wheels for it. I sold my house to buy this pc. Maybe I can come to your house to check if it's working? Because I live outside now and I don't have where to connect it.
Also I don't have money for food. But I'm not gonna sell the Mac because I love apple so much.

 

[nani17]

Haha. Yes. Unfortunately I didn't had money to buy the wheels for it. I sold my house to buy this pc. Maybe I can come to your house to check if it's working? Because I live outside now and I don't have where to connect it.
Also I don't have money for food. But I'm not gonna sell the Mac because I love apple so much.

I lucked out and stole the wheels from our local factory. I thought about selling them since they're worth 40 billion but I'm glad I didn't

 

[Deleted User]

Now to be serious I think the computer you introduced has great specifications.
You can play on it cyberpunk 2077 at native 4k and 15fps.

 

[subcon959]

A bit late, but I would go higher watts on the PSU.

 

[leon315]

it's good, 700W has already a lot of rooms for that CPU and GPU, no point go any further, i rather get faster RAMs (4000+ mhz), in many heavy CPU dependent games like WARZONE, a faster RAM will give you additional 5-10fps boost.

 

[subcon959]

700W is not enough information, the efficiency of the PSU also matters. The Tt is not very highly rated, my actual recommendation would be be something like Seasonic 80Plus Gold where you could even get away with 650W.