Hello, I'm quite concerned. I've owned the 7800X3D for just under a week, and my temperatures during Cinebench R23 reach 86-87C. Photo: https://ibb.co/82sBj9T Should I be worried? During gaming, the temperatures range from 60-80C, depending on the game. For example, in MW2, I have 75C. The Last of Us - 75-80C. I've tried several options in the BIOS, like CO Curve -30, Soc. Voltage 1.2V, PBO 85W, but the result remains the same. I have a Noctua NH-D15 cooler. In my country is actually 32C. The gaming performance is impressive, but I'm concerned about the temperatures.

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Posted by6 hours ago

US / $600-800

Graphics card upgrade

Hely guys so I was looking to upgrade my pc and was thinking of buying a 3060 ti but not sure witch one to buy since there are so many models. I mostly just game and don't care about 4k gaming or graphics that mutch. Budget is about 700 euros. https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Nodo/saved/#view=TwDL99

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Posted by36 minutes ago

US / $1000-1200

recommend me a good pc for gaming :)

games I am looking to play: minecraft with texture packs and shaders, 32 render distance the sims with mods gta 5 possibly a few others that should run fine regardless of what I play on.

I decided that building a pc is over my head, so any prebuilt ones that can smoothly run these and have enough storage is what I need. you can recommend any cost but I do want to try to keep it under $1200. bonus if it’s one of those pcs you can see inside of and have led lights

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Posted by53 minutes ago

US / $1400+

Gaming and engineering PC (Denmark)

Hey, I'm looking to upgrade my old PC from 2014. While I've done some research on newer PC components, I feel a bit out of the loop. After considering my needs, I've come up with a preliminary build, but I would appreciate some feedback and recommendations:

Case: Corsair 5000D AIRFLOW TG
Motherboard: ASUS TUF GAMING Z790-PLUS WIFI
CPU: Intel Core i9-13900K Raptor Lake CPU
CPU cooler: Corsair iCUE H150i RGB ELITE
GPU: GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 4080 EAGLE OC - 16GB GDDR6X RAM.
RAM: Corsair Vengeance DDR5-6400 BK C32 DC 32GB
Storage: Kingston KC3000 SSD PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 - 2TB
Power supply: Corsair RM1000x - 80 Plus Gold
Extra fans: Corsair iCUE SP120 RGB Elite

The primary purpose of my PC is gaming, particularly CPU-heavy games like Civilization, Europa Universalis IV, and Stellaris. However, I also enjoy playing newer graphics-intensive games such as Cyberpunk from time to time. Additionally, I engage in CAD modeling related to my work and occasionally perform video editing, usually about once a month. Essentially, I need a relatively high end PC that can handle a bit of everything, with a focus on gaming.

I have a few specific questions as well:

Is the motherboard I've chosen suitable for this build?
Will the power supply I've selected be sufficient? Do you have any recommended methods for calculating power requirements?
Are there any obvious compatibility issues I should be aware of?
I am considering replacing the i9-13900K with the i7-13700K as it offers similar performance while allowing me to save some money. Does this seem like a reasonable choice?

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Posted by2 hours ago

US / $1200-1400

1st Ever Build (~$2.5kusd)

This is my first ever PC build, switching from a life of console. I want to budget around $2.5k and was wondering if the build I had put together thus far was any good? Looking for a pc that can play Rainbow6Siege a few hours a week, as well as do a little productivity as I plan on doing my schoolwork and my actual job’s work on this computer too. Any advice is appreciated. Build is linked below:

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/9hfwGL

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Posted by2 hours ago

US / $1400+

Midrange PC for ~1500 USD

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