u/kohipudding

That sucks, more wait time before you can use your PC

I hope you'll be able to return it.

Sila din, nagprint lang ako ng return label.

Mukhang lugi yung naka-swap mo ah 😅

Could be case to case basis, but for my case I only had to drop it at a nearby DHL branch. They give 30 days to do that.

Thanks for the answer! Dami ko nang nitry, walang nagwork 😅

You mentioned sa isang comment na nagluluto ka, hindi ba problem ang mga insects sa unit mo? If not, how do you manage them?

Read the post again, OP is getting 4% per month. Digital banks compute their users' interest earnings annually. 4% per month is 48% annually. So it's not slightly lesser.

That said they may be better off with digital bank, lol. Kasi very likely na ma-0 si OP. Even if it's not a ponzi scheme, will their "friend" sustain earning that much?

Intel is out of the question, while yung AMD medyo hindi maganda yung choice of parts - duda ko old stocks, or worse yung mismong build eh matagal nang nakastock.

Kung malapit ka (at free ang sched ko) I can build for you once you got the parts. Coffee lang tsaka siguro transport ang bayad.

Or you can build it your own. Parang lego lang ang PC building, and there's tons of guides online. Wag kang matakot.

An option, but OP should also consider kung kaya ng case at PSU. Just reminding, baka pagsisihan nya 😆

I feel the same thing, like there's little things new and exciting.

I'm not saying that it's bad, but I agree na overhyped. It's great for Mindanao-ans, para di na sila lumayo. I'd totally go back there, but only if I have something specific to do.

I do, so I bought something like this https://ph.shp.ee/oR67UW2

Does its job well. Seeing (the feet of) your desk though, other cable trays/organizers may fit better for you, just find one that matches your needs.

Maraming potential root causes pag nagffreeze ang PC. But since you mentioned na when you play memory intensive games, try to rule out RAM issue by running memtest64. If it crashes, try to remove XMP/EXPO first. If still not working, reinstall your RAMs one by one per slot.

If di pa rin I'd bring it to a tech, assuming you did all you can (reinstall windows, reinstall the game, etc.), kasi may extra parts sila to rule out kung anong component yung may issue.

Both sana! 😂😭

Sana may consent 😆

Honestly wala dyan 😅 I'd only pick the Kingston NV2 kung about half-way yung price, and Crucial P5 Plus can be had for around 3.6K sa amazon (na free shipping and relatively easy return process naman). If dyan ka na talaga, siguro yung P3 Plus.

May minimal to negligible hassle sa malalaking air cooler dahil kung saan-saan tatama + its weight, but yeah generally the same. I asked about maintenance because OP will be rescrewing if they'll reapply the thermal paste, or at least check the torque in case thermal paste does not need reapplication.

Well not really a year yet. But I do hope you're not planning to leave your unit unmaintained for over a year?

I'm using a big ass cooler (Thermalright PS120) on an ITX motherboard. The backplate and screws of your motherboard/cooler help with the weight.

1. 3200MTs/CL16 is fine for the games you mentioned. There will be minimal FPS gains on 3600/CL18 once you'll be playing more demanding games, but personally, nothing I'll notice. Take note of the CL rating though, kasi wala lang rin kung mas mataas (ie 3600/CL20, 3200/CL18). You'll see this when you physically inspect the packaging, or search the web for the model number.

2. For gaming, no. Even accounting games that utilize directstorage, the difference aren't huge (yet). I'd personally get an SSD with a higher TBW rating and longer warranty than faster.

That said, your SSD of choice is kind of at the lower-end, and the price doesn't make it a good deal. I suggest to check out Adata SX8200 Pro instead.

1. Yes. Your system can be powered by a "good" 550W power supply (at least tier C). Even after considering upgrades, a good 650W PSU can comfortably power an RTX 4070. Unless you see yourself getting... probably an RX 6800/7800XT (and at that point you'd probably want something more reliable), you're good with 650W.

I'm using the GP01 and loving it, but I don't recommend it for OP's case because: 1. The 3060, moreso the laptop variant, isn't made for 1440p gaming. While you can argue that you can adjust settings, the pixel stretch isn't ideal. 2. Text may be too small, which may be unhealthful when studying. Especially that documents aren't usually dark mode by default. 3. Not sure about video editing, but I think it's better if OP can see the small details on the frames?

I believe the GP01 is best for gamers with cramped spaces and would not mind the pixel density. Personally I'd recommend OP going for a dedicated IPS FHD 24in monitor with high refresh rate. OP can also go for something with better color accuracy, and probably HDR.

Since you mentioned content creation, you'll probably want to go for an 8-core CPU (Ryzen 7 5XXX or Core i7 12-14XXX).

Pair it with a 3060ti/4060ti, RX 6700XT/7700XT, whichever the budget entails, for solid 1080p (with some 1440p) gaming for years to come. Used is fine. Check the specific model for reviews if that's one to avoid (for instance you may have to watch out for and probably avoid the MSI Ventus line).

Value is kind of hard to gauge, especially when you're using it to make money. Ryzen + Radeon are usual go-to for gaming value, but if you can save minutes per process with Intel + Nvidia, that's value imo.

Ah yes 7900XT would be a better value, but we can't discredit the 4070Ti's better RT performance, all while using less power.

If only the 4070Ti had 16GB VRAM...

Pansin ko puro AMD ang preferred na CPU at GPU combo nowadays.

Price to performance kasi ang labanan. You can probably fit sa budget mo a 13700K + RTX 4070 combo (note na papalitan mo rin yung motherboard). Pero on probably 95% of games mas maganda ang performance na makukuha mo with 7800x3D (best gaming CPU in the market, bar threadripper) + RX 7800XT (na head-to-head vs. RTX 4070 for cheaper)

Also, good luck din sa build!

Wala lang akong nakikitang M.2 NVME SSD? OP can use their old 2.5in SATA drives, but I feel di nya lang mauutilize yung ginastos nya.

A good and reliable half terabyte gen4 drive goes about 3K sa amazon (4K I believe pag 1TB), then OP can use their old SATA drives as secondary storage, or games na very minimal ang difference pag nilagay sa SATA SSD.