my dad will probably only purchase any sort of upgraded AIO/fans if it becomes really urgent.
thats the processor.
your problem is you bought a prebuilt with a case that has zero airflow despite multiple people warning you about this, fans arent going to help you
pretty sure he means KTEC is their high school and that's the logo
it's the computer's brain, the thing that executes the code and communicates with all the other components
You actually use computers to make money and do productive things you're excluded from this thread
no you dont
what are you talking about, im flying the rainbow flag
Okay good I keep my pride rgb on at all times
*Whoosh!*
With graphics card prices falling back to Earth, where they belong, and with the next generation of cpus and gpus being around the corner, you'll probably be able to build a sweet midrange rig with a 6600xt and r7 5800x or 5700x for two hundred bucks more by Christmas.
1: I already have a PC
Oh, in that case, swap out the 4000d for the 7000d airflow, which is like 219 bucks right now after mail in rebate, and install a waterblock on that card. You can have two radiators in that case for all your watercooling needs. I would recommend a longer, appropriate cpu cable for your power supply, as it's a huge case and your current cable might not route that high.
At that point, I'm already declaring to the world that my computer is the reason I'm a poor
the 5000 is already enough for custom loops with dual rads. the 7000 looks a bit stupid with all the empty space
Don't be an upgrademonkey. Plan to use your rig for six years before you decide it's time to move on, and plan your build around that concept. There are still people using gtx 980s who still say there's nothing really lacking about their cards, still, and they're moreorless right. There are 1080 tis playing twwiii at max settings like goddamn champs. Also, don't be the recipient of the dubious honor of being an early adopter of new ram generations. It'll be another couple years before ddr5 is stable enough.
false. if i have to lower a single setting down from max its time to buy a new card
Well, yeah, but 480mm rad in the front!
I never said it was DDR5
essentially pointless unless youre running a 10980xe or something along those lines
Looks similar to my friends, but with better cable management
I'm gonna claim this is my PC from now on and send this image to unsuspecting friends.
Decent set up in my opinion. 1080 is good for running most games with a smooth frame rate.