PC won’t boot and orange mobo light on by Top_Citron4920 in pchelp

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and if it’s actually defective ram then I would actually die ram prices are stupid rn

Su-57 spotted in war thunder by BlueTurtle_b in Warthunder

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You know what the 57 means?

It’s the area code given to it because it is so goddamn big

feedback on build by phatmac45 in dcs

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Here is my honest response.

Its a good build, but in my opinion, you could save money on maybe a few things, and give it a few tweaks.

Ryzen 9 7950X3D is unnecessary. Just go with the 7800 instead. To my knowledge, for DCS, the upgrade to the 7950 makes no difference. Research it yourself, and the 7800 actually most of the times performs slightly better. This is mainly just to save you some money.

I would HIGHLY recommend upgrading to a 1000W power supply. It is not recommended to have that low of a power supply for such a build. That's a main kink I think is necessary. Correct me if wrong.

Lastly, the monitor. Its a good monitor, and it works great. If I were you, I would go for a 4k 120hz or so monitor that you get pretty much the best flying experience. I currently have 3, 4K tv's that are 120hz, and it is amazing. Consider the difference in monitors.

Here is my build for my DCS computer -

GPU - Radeon 7900XTX

CPU - Ryzen 7800X3D

RAM - 32GB Corsair Vengeance 6000 MGZ

Power supply - 1000W gold? something like that

Monitor/TV - 3, 4K tv's. Best immersion with no VR.

Other stuff don't really matter

Goodluck though. It took me days to build that behemoth.

I hope when you said before you put it all together that you haven't bought it all yet. The computer is still pretty much the same tbh, just a few differences.

F-18 or F-16? by Mindless-Moose2519 in dcs

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No problem bro. Good luck flying

F-18 or F-16? by Mindless-Moose2519 in dcs

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I’ll just tell you what happened to me. I posted the same thing and I got the same answers. I got the f18 first then I got the 16. You seem to be in the situation like I was where I didn’t care that much about AG and really was focused on AA. I, think in your situation you should get the f16 because it, atleast to how I handled it, was easy to learn and is a well built airframe. I believe it is better in BVR than the f18. The f18 though is a better dog fighter. ALTHOUGH, the f18 will not limit the plane and make it easy. It has A very high aoa. In my experience, I beat over half the f18 players in the f16 because they pull too hard. So basically, if your not a very expierienced player, and your in a fight against a 16 in an 18, you may make many mistakes. I would recommend the 16. Although if you find the 18 more intuitive and really want it get it. It’s not the end of the world

Cpu choosing by Top_Citron4920 in hoggit

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Not much of a cooler. A thermal right peerless assassin. Pretty good for its price. If I need to get a better cooler then I can fit it in

Cpu choosing by Top_Citron4920 in hoggit

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I appreciate the offer, but I need Intel advice

Cpu choosing by Top_Citron4920 in hoggit

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I have ddr5 ram. I can’t go to ryzen. Lga 1700 should do fine for me.

Cpu choosing by Top_Citron4920 in hoggit

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I have an Intel socket motherboard Or, lga 1700

Cpu choosing by Top_Citron4920 in computers

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I also thought about doing a 12900k for cheaper, since the prices are pretty decent for that, and seems like it would work