
Here’s the evolution of GPU size
Just in case if you are wondering, heres the evolution of GPU sizes. We’ve come a long way gamers!

Just in case if you are wondering, heres the evolution of GPU sizes. We’ve come a long way gamers!
So I’ve had a problem with desk space for a while as for right now I have to have my computer in my room. I also have a second monitor I’m really wanting to set up, so I found this pc clamp online.. says it holds up to 66lbs with the clamps. But this is also a $4,000+ PC. Curious on your guys’ opinion. The clamp is from Vivo. A couple reviews that I could find that said it was great, I just don’t know how heavy my PC actually is. Doubt it succeeds 66lbs though.
Any input is hugely appreciated!
UPDATE: holy shit I didn’t expect so many reply’s😭 thanks for knocking some sense into me, it is off the stand, and I’m exploring different and safer options lmao. Much love
Found both on Facebook market place for 700usd$ should I get the 9070xt or 5070ti I really want 5070ti for 3d design/animation but for gaming I know the 9070xt is slightly better what do you guys think or any opinions?
Cpu: ryzen 5 7600x3d
Ram: 16gb
Psu:750w 80gold+
My sister said she can sell my a pc thats from april 2024 for $1200 (not $1500) and the specs im aware of are: I7 14700kf 32 gb ddr5 ram 1tb storage geforce 4070 super Is it worth it? Shes also tossing in an msi monitor for free and a mouse/chair/desk that she said the monitor is supposedly $200
The bios version is f3d (?)
So I recently bought a ryzen 5 7500f off Newegg and it arrived today and I noticed that it almost looked like it had been used before. I thought I was buying it new but it was on me for not checking if I was buying a used one or new one I had just clicked a link from a pc build I was copying on YouTube and bought it. I tried going to my order history to check its condition but it didn’t say it anywhere I looked. I just want to know if I can check its condition on my order history or if it looks used so I can return it to get a new one or should I maybe keep it?
for 1600$
CPU: Ryzen 7 7800X3D
GPU: RTX 5070 AERO
Motherboard: Gigabyte B650 AORUS Elite AX ICE
RAM: 32GB DDR5
PSU: 850W (ATX 3.1 / PCIe 5.1) gold certified
Case: Lian Li O11 Vision (White)
Cooler: ID-COOLING FX360 Pro White
SFF build. I mainly want to game at 4k. Currency in Euro (Malta):
Case: Lian Li Dan A4-H2O = 149.58
PSU: DeepCool PS850G SFX = 91.95
SSD: Samsung 2TB M.2 990 EVO Plus NVMe = 288.14
RAM: Team Group Team D5 6000 C30 Delta = 440.68
GPU: ASRock Radeon RX 9070XT Challenger = 655.83
Cooling: Be quiet! PRO K Light Loop 240mm = 109.75
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D = 386.44
MoBo: Asus Rog Strix B850-I = 290.15
Assembly & Testing = 120
TOTAL = 3011.14
Building first pc. I won this 5070 for £425 on eBay last week. Just starting my building today; do I even bother to continue or should I just stop here?
Item hasn’t arrived as described in the photos on the eBay listing. The io bracket is seen much straighter on the auction listing. I’m a rookie so not confident to bend it back myself. With the degree of bending is it worth continuing and keeping the card? What should I do? I’ve kept a log with the seller already they have a 99.5% positive feedback with 1.6k items sold so I knew I’d be fine but then this!
just finished rate my build! my old build was built back in 2020!
Spec list:
Hello guys, just upgrading my gpu recently from gtx 1070 to RTX 5080. I already buying a new case, thank god it all fits and run perfectly. But i have a plan to upgrade the other parts too.
My current spec :
Psu : 650 watt
Cpu : ryzen 5 3600
Ram : 8gb
Storage : 256gb SSD
Monitor: LG Full HD 120hz
Should i buy 1tb or 2tb ssd? I have a budget 150-200, and what brand i should looking for? I cannot spend to much right now because i already use all of my budget for 5080
Been using this little $40 lcd screen and InfoPanel for over one year now. Through all the driver, windows and bios updates I've never once had an issue. This has been such a reliable monitoring program and screen. Freeing the real estate/overlays on my main screen has been such a QOL improvement.
So after a post I made yesterday and advice from a few people I thought I had a good list of parts to use for the games I’m probably gonna play, but I was just curious if you guys knew any way to help make it cheaper but still get almost the same performance because I think I might be overthinking and overspending if I get this one
If you guys could give any advice on how to help with this that would be great thanks
Also for context the neediest games I’m probably gonna play are like, Jurassic world evolution 3, marvel rivals, and maybe the god of war games and ghost of Tsushima in the future
After 3 days and 4 hours of driving my build is finally done. The back story behind why it took me so long was because I was getting no output and could not for the life of me figure it out.. come to find out I was the anomaly that got 2 bad sticks of ram in the set. I live a little over a hour away from Microcenter so the travel and headaches were a pain but it’s finally finished.
CPU : Ryzen 7 7800x3d
Motherboard : Asus b650 max gaming w
Ram : 2x16 Corsair vengeance rgb 6000mhz cl36
SSD : Inland Gen 4 1tb
Case : lian li vector v100r
CPU cooler : Lian li ga II lite 360mm aio
Psu : montech century II 850w gold
Gpu : power color reaper and rx9070 gre
Total build price 1,780$ after tax.
Lmk what you think
Edit : for anyone who may ask cause I’ve had my irl friends ask how I got all of the fans in the case aio and ram to be synced together (they are also playing an effect that the photo doesn’t show) I used signal rgb. Tried using armory crate and Icue link at first but that was such a massive headache.
Also for anyone curious the first game I’m gonna play is cyberpunk since I just got it on sale during the steam summer sale.
My job is throwing these away and I was curious if I’m able to use them in my pc or another and if they are worth keeping?
Project inspiration and credit to ITG Gear on YouTube! Turned a Lenovo P330 Tiny into a DIY steam machine. Got a gutted p330 on ebay and installed a Yeston 3050 on a horizontal pcie adapter, an I7 9700, 32GB of Corsair Vengeance ddr4 Sodimm RAM, a 1 TB and 512GB Samsung SSD's, a 300 watt power supply, and ITG gears custom case STL files. I set up dual boot between windows and bazzite on the two ssds to compare performance. I also remixed the files to be more steam machine style and so I can add internal fans to help with cooling. This is the first prototype. I plan to make it so I can easily swap face plates for different designs. Everything printed on a Bambu A1 mini. I had to power limit GPU to 85% to prevent power spikes from shutting PC off in more demanding games. After that it runs very smoothly. I would say the price to performance probably not worth it but definitely a fun project. I will be making a slightly larger version next connecting a 3060ti to a p330 tiny and design a case around them.
Hi. I'm willing to assembly a medium-high level gaming PC, focused on QHD Ultra settings; my target of games is strictly single player with a little consideration for multiplayer ones.
Here's the potentially hardware components:
CPU: Ryzen 7 7800X3D;
GPU: NVIDIA RTX 5070 12GB GDDR7;
Motherboard: MSI MAG B650 TOMAHAWK WIFI (or X870 entry-level);
RAM: 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5 6000MHz CL30 (Optimized AMD EXPO);
SSD: 2TB NVMe PCIe 4.0 (ex. WD Black SN850X or Crucial T500);
Power Supply Unit: 750W / 850W ATX 3.1 Modular (ex. MSI MAG A750GL or Corsair RM750e);
Heat sink: Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 SE;
Case: NZXT H5 Flow / Corsair 4000D Airflow (o similar with mesh front).
Monitor: Xiaomi G Pro 27i - a fast IPS 1440p 180Hz panel, rocking Mini-LED with 1,152 local dimming zones and hitting DisplayHDR 1000;
Feel free to judge my configuration and if you would modify it based on your experience. Thanks.
I’m new to pc gaming but how does the Rx9070xt match up against Nvidia counterparts? AMD seems to be much cheaper than Nvidia in terms of price for performance but are there specific premiums I miss out on? How well can the 9070xt handle ray tracing? If I was to choose an nvidia gpu instead, what gpu would be the alternative in terms of price and performance?
Hey all, I bought a Predator Orion (po9-600) back in 2019, and it has served me well. But it is seriously starting to show its age with newer games, so I decided to start upgrading it. I have a 5070 on the way, and yes, I’m aware of the VRAM limit, but with prices the way they are currently, I couldn’t comprehend spending that much more for a Ti.
Anyways, my 1080ti has been a soldier, and I salute it, but my question is, will my 5070 be able to hold its own with the newest games as well as my 1080ti did for so long?
I have an i7-8700k OC’ed to 4.7ghz, 32 gigabytes of RAM. But I also only have a 43” 60hz 4k TV. So I frame cap every game to 60, as there is obviously no point going any higher. I know my CPU will bottleneck my card, but if I run games at 4k using DLSS, that should push most of the work to the card, removing the majority of the bottleneck, no? Just needing confirmation on articles I’ve read, half of which seemed they were written by AI. And with my frame cap, that should free up the card to push higher settings instead of needing to power more frames?
Hey guys I need some help. It’s my first time building a PC and I was wondering if the parts I picked are good and compatible. My budget is 2100 dollars and these are the best ones I could find in my country (I’m Eastern European).
I Was going through Facebook market and came across a 5090 for $3200, I personally have never seen the model before so I googled it.
First thing that pops up is an eBay listing selling the same card without a core and vram for $90. I do a double take and the seller on Facebook is using the same exact photos from the eBay listing.
holy sh*t some people are evil.