i dropped a pc tower, it busted, i upgraded to that a pc with pretty good power, sold that when the time was right, sold some nintendo switch games and now i have a new one.
here are the specs:
ryzen 5 3600
16 gb 3200hz ram
rtx 2080 super, the cheapest one, but they all run the same
there are more specs but they get boring...
Initially I wanted the $400+ AMD RX5700xt, but to get its full potential I would have had to buy a $200 motherboard, which would have put the total to that of $600+ which is almost the same as a RTX 2080.
It sucks though because all ive read about the rtx series is abput how much of a ripoff they are and how a lot of the cards are dying and such... That and im pretty sure the CPU i bought is a bad one, I can tell that its dying mas rapido and its temperatures are much higher than they should be. Im gonna have to go and exchange some parts which really sucks because this is the second time its happened with me and Ryzen. Im stress testing everything especially the gpu and I realy dpnt want to have to exchange it
Update August 5th:
Yea the CPU fan was going bad, it was screeching like what you would hear from an Electric station, whatever they are called i dont remember at the moment. I exchanged it and everything is fine now from the temps to the fan. Weird. Thats TWO times that I bought a Ryzen CPU and it died within a few days.
Upon Further Testing:
so Ryzen 3600 chip no1 was only barely able to get up to 4.1ghz at 100%(4.1025 or something, no Overclock) which is not very close to the advertized 4.2ghz, it would utilize 20% of the chip but the temps would get up to the 80's. after two days of testing, the fan started making a high pitched buzzing sound, and i went and exchanged it.
Ryzen 3600 chip no2, in the same case with the same fan was able to hit over 4.22ghz EASY no Overclock, at 20% usage it gets up to around 68degrees-ish, which is normal from what i've read. I've since put an aftermarket cooler on it and its doing even better than stock.
chip no1 was a complete dud.
As for the MSI Ventus OC 2080 Super, i looked at the stats(or whatever) and it was hitting 2025Mhz on just stock usage, its advertised max clock is 1830Mhz. So maybe i might be reading it wrong, but its a good card from what ive read and stuff. Cool Beans.
here are the specs:
ryzen 5 3600
16 gb 3200hz ram
rtx 2080 super, the cheapest one, but they all run the same
there are more specs but they get boring...
Initially I wanted the $400+ AMD RX5700xt, but to get its full potential I would have had to buy a $200 motherboard, which would have put the total to that of $600+ which is almost the same as a RTX 2080.
It sucks though because all ive read about the rtx series is abput how much of a ripoff they are and how a lot of the cards are dying and such... That and im pretty sure the CPU i bought is a bad one, I can tell that its dying mas rapido and its temperatures are much higher than they should be. Im gonna have to go and exchange some parts which really sucks because this is the second time its happened with me and Ryzen. Im stress testing everything especially the gpu and I realy dpnt want to have to exchange it
Update August 5th:
Yea the CPU fan was going bad, it was screeching like what you would hear from an Electric station, whatever they are called i dont remember at the moment. I exchanged it and everything is fine now from the temps to the fan. Weird. Thats TWO times that I bought a Ryzen CPU and it died within a few days.
Upon Further Testing:
so Ryzen 3600 chip no1 was only barely able to get up to 4.1ghz at 100%(4.1025 or something, no Overclock) which is not very close to the advertized 4.2ghz, it would utilize 20% of the chip but the temps would get up to the 80's. after two days of testing, the fan started making a high pitched buzzing sound, and i went and exchanged it.
Ryzen 3600 chip no2, in the same case with the same fan was able to hit over 4.22ghz EASY no Overclock, at 20% usage it gets up to around 68degrees-ish, which is normal from what i've read. I've since put an aftermarket cooler on it and its doing even better than stock.
chip no1 was a complete dud.
As for the MSI Ventus OC 2080 Super, i looked at the stats(or whatever) and it was hitting 2025Mhz on just stock usage, its advertised max clock is 1830Mhz. So maybe i might be reading it wrong, but its a good card from what ive read and stuff. Cool Beans.
