Grebgreb [he/him]

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  • My friend has a 5800x3d and generally it runs better in games that “favor strong single core,” ie a horribly unoptimized game like Tarkov where even $5k brand new hardware will be unable to run it on certain maps and updates. I have a 5900x and have gotten better performance than him in a game like Kingdom come, even with a marginally weaker gpu. I would get whichever is cheaper unless you specifically have something in mind that you know would benefit from one or the other.

    I only have 4 fans and currently have a reference blower card atm and the temperatures are fine, however this will depend on the ambient temperature in your room to a degree as well. The Thermalright Peerless assassin 120 is also a very cheap cpu fan that rivals the ~$100 Noctua ones.

    The “general standard” for a lack of a better term for psu’s is to get an 80+ gold certified. I wouldn’t cut corners on it but I also wouldn’t go deep on the other end and get an extremely expensive one. I have a 750w Powerspec one that most people consider mediocre I haven’t had any noticeable issues with it. Cables can be a pain in the ass so if you’re able to I would get a semi or fully modular one.

    To my knowledge Logitech mice frequently have a ton of problems but they all do to a degree. When I was looking for a new mouse while back, it generally seemed like Logitech had a ton of complaints and Razer’s quality dropped significantly around 2014. I have 32gb of ram which has been way more than enough for every game I have played so far, I wouldn’t get 64 unless you know you need it or plan on using it.



















  • Grebgreb [he/him]@hexbear.nettoPiracy@lemmy.mlPiracy > resellers
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    1 year ago

    downloading a repack made by some Russian somewhere in 15 parts from 5 different filesharing websites

    Never had this problem with fitgirl but rinru users unfortunately end up using some awful rate limited site usually. It’s always a pleasant surprise when it’s a drive link tho

    The latter option does leave you with the game in your Steam account though

    This is why I use them. Someone hosted a zomboid server on here but it’s set to steam only, I don’t want to give any money to valve if possible and I’m definitely not buying the game a third time at full price so I just used a gift card and got it for ~$7.

    Honestly if I end up in a similar situation I’ll probably just do it again shrug-outta-hecks