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Posted 24 July 2023
The Trimaxion - Ryzen 5 5600X - RTX 4070Ti - 16GB - 1TB - Gaming System
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The Trimaxion
+£40.00 for the AMD RYZEN 7 5700X CPU & 65 5800X (for for aftermarket cooler)
Prices are all based on the 850W; options available for low psu if going for the lower GPU, i.e TX550 at £40 less in booster cost
REMEMBER THIS IS THE UNDER CUT VERSION FOR THE 4070TI...... IF U HAVE BUDGET TO MOVE UP, GO FOR YESTERDAY DDR5 7600/4070TI SYSTEM AT 1295!!!
***** 3060TI CAN BE EXCHANGE TO NON TI WITH A 1P BOOSTER FOR 5600X TO 5700X INSTEAD.
***** RTX3060 AT £590 NOT APPLICABLE, NOT PART OF THIS THEME.
- Ryzen 5 5600X 6Core 12Thread
- Asus Prime B550M-K Motherboard
- Adata D10 16GB (2x8) CL16 3200mhz Ram
- 1st Player 1x200MM Case
- Nvidia RTX Graphics card
- Bequiet 850W GOLD PSU (promo selected)
- Adata 1Tb Legend NVME
- RTX4070 TI GAMING SYSTEM: £1157.00
- GPU SECTION +PSU PROMO)
- RTX4070 GAMING SYSTEM: £1032.00
- GPU SECTION +PSU PROMO)
- RTX 3070 GAMING SYSTEM £815.00
- (WITH THE DUO PROMO PSU/GPU)
- RTX 3060TI GAMING SYSTEM: £750.00
- (DEFAULT WITH PSU PROMO)
+£40.00 for the AMD RYZEN 7 5700X CPU & 65 5800X (for for aftermarket cooler)
Prices are all based on the 850W; options available for low psu if going for the lower GPU, i.e TX550 at £40 less in booster cost
REMEMBER THIS IS THE UNDER CUT VERSION FOR THE 4070TI...... IF U HAVE BUDGET TO MOVE UP, GO FOR YESTERDAY DDR5 7600/4070TI SYSTEM AT 1295!!!
***** 3060TI CAN BE EXCHANGE TO NON TI WITH A 1P BOOSTER FOR 5600X TO 5700X INSTEAD.
***** RTX3060 AT £590 NOT APPLICABLE, NOT PART OF THIS THEME.
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15 Comments
sorted bydo keep an eye on them, but nothing stands out.
could ask palicomp for one 5600x/B550M-K as that seems to be one of their fav to clear, otherwise the likes of AWD do them but there more cost then part basis atm.
"Ryzen 5 5600X 8Core 16Thread"
Original plan was do: 5700X at first but recap back lol.
The 5600X will still offer an excellent performance under 4070TI and i can recap back with the GPU too.
Ryzen 5 5600X is a 6Core 12Thread
# +40 is the ryzen 7 5700X that is a 8Core 16Thread.
thoughts on whether prices will continue to drop over the next few months? I want to buy a gaming PC but happy to wait.
The i7-13700K is overkill for gaming so this raises the question what is the purpose of this build? Sure it could be for primarily gaming but the presumption is it might not be. If it's mainly productivity then what I/O and number of I/O do you require? Do you need Thunderbolt 4 or USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 support? How many M.2 ports do you require?
There are feature comparison charts such as this one from MSI >
download.msi.com/arc…pdf
So in summary what is the primary function of the build? What features do you require to optimise your workload and will it allow for future expansion especially in terms of productivity.
Was only looking at 4060ti level of computer, seen any good ones sarden? Although you’ve got me tempted with this
Future proofing is not a straight forward thing, for gaming AM4 currently caters for every gamer. If this is your budget now you'll get use out of it now and you have RAM and CPU upgrades available on the platform albeit of a limited nature. AM5 does offer a lot more future upgrade options but you'll probably find that sticking a 5800X3D in this and doubling the RAM will do you and you could squeeze 3 - 5 years AAA gaming out of this.
Summary :
AM4 - End of line but some upgrades still possible RAM and CPU
AM5 - Current a bit more expensive but the gap now is nowhere near as wide.
If you really are obsessed with future proofing then AM5 and LGA1700 are the current best options with LGA1851 not arriving until 2024. However if this is your budget and you can use this now then this is usually the best time to buy.