Bernardougf
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Yes.. since Im going to visit your land pretty soon as you know i want to try and bring somethings with me already
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James Sawyer Ford
Gold Member
Then get a 5090, I think you’ll be disappointed otherwise
analog_future
Resident Crybaby
Would you lay off? What a pathetic showing you're displaying in this thread.
Topher
Identifies as young
I think that's a good plan. If you are playing games at 4k then you'll need more GPU than CPU.
lol....he doesn't need a 5090 my man.
Bernardougf
Member
You get paid by post ? Or is by the hour ?
James Sawyer Ford
Gold Member
He probably does if he’s disappointed with a ps5 to ps5 pro leap
adamsapple
Or is it just one of Phil's balls in my throat?
XXL
Member
A 4090 would be fine. It's barely utilized to the maximum as is.
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Bernardougf
Member
Im in Brazil bro.. just like you
James Sawyer Ford
Gold Member
By your tears? Just giving you solid advice
Go big or go home. Otherwise you’ll just second guess your decision and it won’t be worth it
Have you gone full PCMR yet
adamsapple
like the rest of your crew which has been following the marching orders?
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Topher
Identifies as young
Nah, he won't be disappointed with a 5070 Ti. It is the equivalent of a 4080 which I've had and there is no mistaking it with PS5 Pro. He'll be fine.
James Sawyer Ford
Gold Member
Again, we are talking about relative leaps, and it’s not that massive of an upgrade
Bernardougf
Member
Tears ? Wtf.. seek some help dudeBy your tears? Just giving you solid advice
Go big or go home. Otherwise you’ll just second guess your decision and it won’t be worth it
Have you gone full PCMR yet
bundylove
Member
Where is here?
Topher
Identifies as young
PC Parts Picker is a great site for helping to you build. Unfortunately they don't have Brazil as one of the regions, but it will help you in highlighting any incompatibilities with the parts you select:
System Builder
pcpartpicker.com
Bernardougf
Member
I would like some tips on the motherboard since its the part I know less about it.
Draugoth
Gold Member
Then i can help you. The Real devalued an extra R$ 1,00 which means that building a PC will get harder sadly. The RTX 5070 Ti will be a pretty good card but it will likely come completely overpriced (reports are that it will be at least 1000USD here)
So i would go with something like:
GPU: RTX 5070/ 5070 Ti
PSU: Corsair RM1000X (At Least 1000W I would recommend either Corsair, MSI or Gigabyte, but you can probably play on a 850W PSU)
CPU: Ryzen 7700x / i5-14600KF
RAM: 2x16GB DDR5 Vegeance Pro 6800 mt/s/Kingston Fury 7600MT/s or equivalents.
Motherboard: Gigabyte X670 Aorus Elite AX (AMD) / Z790 Aorus Elite AX (Intel) or equivalents (Asus, Gigabyte)
Case: Corsair 4000d Airflow (Really depends on your taste, just make sure to pick one that has fans and fits your GPU since you are a begginer)
CPU Cooler: Any 240mm/360mm cooler that fits your case (Recommend Aorus or Corsair since they have the best builds), just avoid chinese brands.
SSD: At least 2 TB NVME of 3500 mb/s or higher (XPG, Samsung or Kingston)
Should be something around R$ 13,000 - R$ 19,000
I would recommend also getting a 1440p Monitor (IPS, 144hz or above, OLED is a pain to clean and expensive) since playing on some TVs on PC is not ideal. Will be able to play all current games on 60-120 FPS and above.
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Bernardougf
Member
Thanks! But I think going for a 7000 cpu gives me am easier upgrade path in the future dont you think ?
Topher
Identifies as young
He wanted more than the PS5 Pro gave him. 5070 Ti will do that and then some.
Typo. He meant 7800x3d. But yeah, AM5 will be supported for a few years. Not sure about Intel. AMD is just the better value CPU regardless, imo.
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Draugoth
Gold Member
7700x actually
Yes, the 7000 and X670 motherboards support the new Zen 5, which means you can upgrade to the 9800X3D if you ever wanted to.
5070 Ti and Ryzen 7770x will beat the PS5 Pro at anything.
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BennyBlanco
aka IMurRIVAL69
Building a PC? Not on my watch, kid.
lordrand11
Member
I second this. Getting a monitor, CPU, and GPU that can handle above 120 FPS is the way to go. My current monitor is 240hz and I get damn near 100% of that 240 fps on the majority of games I play.
adamsapple
Or is it just one of Phil's balls in my throat?
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hinch7
Member
As you don't care for RT you might as well wait for AMD to release 9070 XT before buying anything as that is likely to be a match for the 5070Ti in that regard and is significantly cheaper (rumor is sub $500 reference). With extra budget you can get a 9800X3D. Which should last you a long, long time.
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digital_ghost
Member
MatrixReloaded101
Member
Whatever you do, don’t buy a AMD GPU. DLSS alone is worth buying a Nvidia GPU.
Buggy Loop
Gold Member
Bojji
Member
FSR4 might be very good but it starts with zero support.
Current dlss already shits on XeSS and pssr and it's gonna get big update in few weeks.
clarky
Gold Member
Banking this for future use, brilliant. My coffee is now all over meBuilding a PC? Not on my watch, kid.
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Member
Bizarre take but hear me out. Get a Thinkpad with a 4090 in it. I'm not even going to try and justify it but this is what I did and I'm super satisfied with the setup. I get the PC experience and I can take it with me anywhere/everywhere.
Fess
Member
Has someone hacked your account? You’re posting nonsense troll posts all over this whole thread.
GarlicPrawn
Neo Member
Exactly what I was planning to do, but then pair with a new 5070ti or 4070ti super. Made the mistake to go light on my previous cpu which killed my upgrade path costing me much more now
TintoConCasera
I bought a sex doll, but I keep it inflated 100% of the time and use it like a regular wife
I have a 4070 Super and can play all the games at 4K (DLSS Quality) at 60fps (no framegen), more often than not without RTX.
That might be enough but if I were you, I'd wait until mid February. By then there should be lots of benchmarks on the 5xxx series to help you make a better judgment on what to get.
In any case, welcome.
That might be enough but if I were you, I'd wait until mid February. By then there should be lots of benchmarks on the 5xxx series to help you make a better judgment on what to get.
In any case, welcome.
Zug
Member
Worst advice ever as OP asked for a good value PC to plug on his TV. Gamer laptops have terrible price/performance value (and are more or less disposable as they'll fry themselves after a couple years)
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TintoConCasera
I bought a sex doll, but I keep it inflated 100% of the time and use it like a regular wife
Better get one of those unless you want your laptop self-combusting.
I have a laptop with a GTX 1060 and you could fry an egg on that thing while playing some Left 4 Dead 2.
Topher
Identifies as young
if the price is right then I'll go with AMD. FSR 4 is looking like a big improvement.
Better get one of those unless you want your laptop self-combusting.
I have a laptop with a GTX 1060 and you could fry an egg on that thing while playing some Left 4 Dead 2.
Get some earplugs too. I had to return my 4080 laptop because it was so damn loud.
TintoConCasera
I bought a sex doll, but I keep it inflated 100% of the time and use it like a regular wife
The Mad Draklor
Member
Do you do any workloads that are CUDA dependent? If yes, then go for the 5070Ti. If not and you just need a card for gaming, I would wait for reviews for the 9070XT and make a decision afterwards.
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Member
I've got noise cancelling earbuds so I don't hear a damn thing
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lachesis
Member
I would at least suggest a decent Tier A PSU with ample power, and motherboard (maybe look into B850?) for future upgradeability.
And I wouldn't count out 9070xt at this very moment - which is likely a step below 5070ti, but could be much cheaper.
Nvidia cards area of course much more popular, of course - but I would at least wait till the reviews comes out.
And I wouldn't count out 9070xt at this very moment - which is likely a step below 5070ti, but could be much cheaper.
Nvidia cards area of course much more popular, of course - but I would at least wait till the reviews comes out.
Fess
Member
What’s your budget?
Maxing out at 60 and not going for ray tracing or super high graphics settings will give you a lot of options.
Don’t cheap out on the cooling. It sucks to end up with a loud build. Check the noise level dB on every part.
You don’t need a 50-series graphics card going by your opening post (no RT, no graphics whore) but personally I would still wait for the reviews before choosing a previous gen card. If the updated dlss and multi frame generation works as advertised and don’t add too much latency it could be a great solution to handle future games.
Maxing out at 60 and not going for ray tracing or super high graphics settings will give you a lot of options.
Don’t cheap out on the cooling. It sucks to end up with a loud build. Check the noise level dB on every part.
You don’t need a 50-series graphics card going by your opening post (no RT, no graphics whore) but personally I would still wait for the reviews before choosing a previous gen card. If the updated dlss and multi frame generation works as advertised and don’t add too much latency it could be a great solution to handle future games.
MatrixReloaded101
Member
Disagree, the last thing you should do when it come to tech is buy just based on price because whatever you buy will not last long in most cases.
Nvidia is the market leader and they have exclusive features that you might want to use in the future. Things like DLSS4 will prolong gaming use of your PC especially if your buying a laptop which doesn't have an upgradable GPU.
FSR4 will not get the same support.
AMD = CPU only IMO
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Topher
Identifies as young
I didn't say I was buying just on price. I referenced FSR 4. Didn't say anything about buying a laptop. I'm in the market for a GPU and if I see AMD is a viable option with FSR at a better price the that's definitely on the table. I'm not going into this beholden to any one company.
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cinnamonandgravy
Member
basically any of the amd 3d vcache cpus
chonkiest nvidia gpu you can afford (shoot for 16gb+)
basically all you need
dont need high end psu, mobo, ram, ssd, etc (fun to buy that stuff though)
enjoy hdr+vrr+gsync on your oled
Thebonehead
Gold Member
Senua
Member
Out dystopian AI future was all worth it for this.Building a PC? Not on my watch, kid.
Seomel
Member
Theres no clear answer op, really depends on what you will be playing and such. Just get modern am5 build through pcpart picker, same for gpu all depends on your budget and lasting will be defined by what games you play, at what setting you are looking to play etc. Its all variable
RickMasters
Member
Fine but just know it’s a different war over here…… Intel VS AMD…… AMD vs Nvidia…… ASUS vs gigabyte…… any combination of these parts decides who’s side you are on in the PC wars.
If you want to be on the winning side buy ASUS parts….. don’t be one of those MSi peasants.
If you want to be on the winning side buy ASUS parts….. don’t be one of those MSi peasants.