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Tips on new build. (self.pcmasterrace)

submitted 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago) by WeebLife to c/pcmasterrace

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Hi everyone, I am looking to build a new PC and would like some feedback. I researched the different components and I believe everything should be compatible and fit in the case I chose. For reference, I am coming from an i7 8700k and an RTX 3070. My use case is 4k or 1440 gaming with demandings titles like Cyberpunk, with at least 60fps (preferably without needing to use DLSS too much) and mid to high settings. I also do some light video and photo editing, with some stable diffusion use. Here are the parts I picked so far. https://pcpartpicker.com/list/XHyYLc

The GPU in there is a place holder, but I know I want either a 4080 or 4070 ti. I am going to shop around for the best deals but I want to make sure these components will work well together. All of the parts missing are parts I'll transfer from my old rig.

Thanks!

EDIT: looks like the 7800x3d is out of stock. So ill switch it with a 9700x.

EDIT2: 7800x3d is back in stock lol

EDIT 3: the RAM I'm looking to get isn't on the QVL list with the motherboard. What are the odds it won't work? I can't imagine they are able to test every ram model with their boards.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

They do ray tracing, but not sure how good it is compared to Nvidia. I like FSR personally, but I'm an extremely simple Linux gamer. The only "fancy" thing I have going on is my 4k HDR monitor that is 60Hz. I personally don't run after performance as much as others as long the picture is in 4k. So, I can't give you a great opinion on FSR (just being completely honest with you). It does work great for me. Example, I was playing god of war Ragnarok earlier and I was getting 32 fps on low settings, turned on Frame Gen by FSR ~~far~~, and my fps jumped to 60+ on medium. My GPU is on the low end, an RX6600. So, I'd imagine the rx7900xtx (AMD's highest GPU) would do much better on FSR? Make sure you do extensive research before deciding. You and I have different goals and different ideas about our gaming needs. I also look for cheap things and ok performance. I bought my GPU off of Facebook for $100. I don't care too much about the FPS as long as I'm getting something like 30 or a little higher. You might have different standards. So, again, do your research. To me, $700 savings is very good if you're in the mindset of not really caring too much about all these bells and whistles and just want to play a game and have fun. But that's me.