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You have? Good to know. Thanks.
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Anybody have any familiarity with Scythe coolers? The reviews on them are solid. It's a mid-level cooler that is said to be efficient and whisper quiet. I'm not running AMD so am not overly worried about high temps from my CPU. I think I'm going to try one.
https://www.amazon.com/Mugen-Rev-CPU.../dp/B06ZYB8K77
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Question - why the 9600k over the 3600? The z390 is already a dead mobo, but the current B450 boards for AMD will be supporting the Ryzen 4000 series. Additionally, with the 2060, you're not going to CPU bottleneck either CPU so you'll get basically the same framerates, but you'll have twice the number of cores with the 3600. |
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I prefer AIO coolers and you can find a 120MM cooler for around the same price.
My preference aside, I have heard those coolers you posted work really well |
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The 9600k is the performance and price point I want. I just have more comfort with Intel CPUs than AMD at this point. Thanks for the Scythe input, glad to hear from someone who has actually used it. In addition to functionality I like the looks. Happy new year.
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HNY.
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Its incorrect I'm not sure where he got that idea...
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I have lots of experience building pcs for myself and others. Did 8 full gaming pc builds in 2019 total, along with about 50 business PCs for my dealership group. So i speak from experience when I say Intel and AMD run the same kinds of temps plus or minus a few degrees under the same conditions.
AMD tends to pack more cores onto a die, but its really still pretty close even with more cores and more power. Since you went intel, you will have to have a cooler, AMD Ryzen chips come with stock coolers that do just fine. SO yes your scythe will be fine, but it has nothing to do with the manufacturer of your CPU. |
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If you have not purchased parts yet, I would reconsider that 9600k. For about 10 bucks cheaper you can get a 3600x, which is faster single core, and massively faster multi core, which also comes with a nice cooler that you wont have to purchase a new one for.
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I need to hit up CP this year. I want to build a pc for simulation gaming. Primarily a flight simulator (I think MS is releasing the next version this year), American truck simulator, and a few others perhaps. I want to run 3 monitors no bigger than 37” be able to have really nice resolution, 1080 will do it.,
Once I sell the the motorcycle I should have a bit of cash equity to kick things off. Budget for the computer would probably be in the 800 to 1k , then slowly build up to a nice racing seat/cockpit set up. I m hoping that range will get me in the ball park. I’ve never built one, so now idea what I would be in for.
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Sounded like installing that Mugen 5 is a breeze too because the mounting screws are pre set. |
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