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It has four SATA III ports!

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Absolutely, it'll work great with a 12600KF for 1080p gaming at decent FPS!

Hey there, do you already have this setup up and running? While I wouldn't recommend an A620 board for a 7800X3D, you might still get by seeing as this ASUS board is a more "premium" A620 board with better VRM cooling. I must caveat that I haven't personally had the chance to use a 7800X3D with an A620 motherboard thus far, so your mileage might vary. Would be interesting if any of the folks in the comments section could share their experiences if they have a similar setup!

Yes this board supports DDR5!

Yeah you could get this graphics card as a stopgap solution first, and eventually upgrade your entire system while still retaining the RX 4060!

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Yes you can!

@@ALKtech thanks for reply CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 7600X 4.7 GHz 6-Core Processor CPU Cooler: Deepcool AG620 ARGB Motherboard: Gigabyte B650M Gaming X AX Memory: Kingston FURY Renegade RGB DDR5 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-6400 CL32 Memory Storage: Crucial P3 Plus 1TB PCLe Gen4 Nvme M.2 Case: MSI MAG Forge 320R Airflow Gaming Cabinet Power Supply: Cooler Master MWE 650 V2 80+ Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply this is the part i pick for 775$

@@syt9610 looks good, any reason why you went with a DDR5 6400 kit instead of DDR5 6000? Also, what graphics card will you be getting?

@@ALKtech I miss type that ram 6000mhz. I have my old3070 that gonna use

Mostly slight differences in clock speeds, and the physical design of the cooler. Do you have a specific RTX 4060 model from MSI in mind?

Yes you can, the board comes with two M.2 slots for NVMe drives!

Yes, if you have your Gen 5 SSD installed in the first M.2 slot, the bandwidth of your graphics card slot will be halved and your RTX 4070 Ti SUPER will operate at PCIe 4.0 x8 link speeds instead, thereby impacting your graphics card's performance. I'd recommend just getting a Gen 4 SSD and installing it in the second M.2 slot to avoid this lane bifurcation issue!

Yup this combo will work just fine!

About to do the same, any problems with the 7800x3d and motherboard? I’ve heard that it has some issues with 3d chips.

@@christianreyes2943 so far no problems,but i must mention that first start was a bit rough.PC wouldn't start without beeping which was related (i think so) to memory sticks improperly seated (must be alligned properly in assigned channels on the motherboard).After that no issues.

Yup the Gigabyte P850GM's good enough for your setup!

This board will handle a 7800X3D like a champ, just make sure you've got a good CPU cooler!

@@ALKtech thanks! İ got a 360mm coolermaster LİQUİD cooler

@@KsKsksoksksk a 360mm's plenty of cooler for a 7800X3D. You'll be fine!

Yes it will have support for Ryzen 9000 with a BIOS update! If you bought this board recently, it should have a BIOS that already has support for the Ryzen 8000 series APUs, otherwise you'll just need a BIOS update too, and you're good to go!

@@ALKtech ok thanks. I want just to make sure it does bc I'm planning to buy it for future upgrade. Thank you very much appreciated it and keep up the honest and good reviews

Which AIO are you using? Did you manage to get it all sorted out in the end?

It should handle a 7800X3D just fine, though if you have additional budget, I'd probably spend a little more to get a board that has a better VRM setup!

This board will work just fine with a 13400F or 12400F, though it'll very likely struggle with a 13700K/13900K due to its VRM setup. Actually if your intention is to upgrade further down the road, why not consider an AMD AM5 PC build instead? You could get a mid-range B650 motherboard and say, a Ryzen 5 7600, and eventually upgrade to a Ryzen 9000 series processor in due course! The Intel LGA1700 (12th/13th/14th Gen) socket is dead-end now, while AMD has committed to support AM5 for a few more years!

Yes this will work with a 14600K!

Yes it will work with a Z97 motherboard with a PCIe 3.0 x16 slot - it can be a stopgap measure until you upgrade your motherboard and processor in due course!

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How big is the price difference between both CPU coolers where you're from? While I haven't tested the Spectrum V3 before, I'd think both coolers should perform similarly with a 5600X!

@@ALKtech the halo is more expensive 30$ more

@@zed908 I see. If budget is an issue, I'd just go with the Spectrum V3. The 5600X isn't difficult to cool and the Spectrum should do just fine!

Yup both coolers will handle a 5600X just fine - how big is the price difference between both coolers where you're from?

ti i think

ti is like 20% more good

The 4060 Ti performs better than a 4060 for sure, how big is the price difference between both cards where you're from?

It'll work great with a 12400F for 1080p gaming at decent FPS and graphics settings!

@@ALKtech what's the diff between eagle oc and gaming OC? And what'll be better for productive purposes apart from gaming 3060 12gb or 4060 8gb or anything of amd?

@@a_lex_editz the key differences lie in 1) the cooler design, where the Gaming OC has a slightly larger cooler than the Eagle OC and 2) clock speeds, where the Gaming OC has a slightly higher clock speed than the Eagle OC. The gaming performance difference between both cards will be negligible, and I'd go with the Eagle if you wanna save $! What kind of productivity work will you be doing? I'd stick with the 4060 over a 3060, as the 4060 has AV1 encoding capability, especially if you're into video editing and streaming!

@@ALKtech thank you.... How much performance difference will be there if I go with Zotac twin edge rtx 4060? Like the price diff is $35 according to Indian market

@@a_lex_editz very minimal I'd say - you might want to compare warranty durations too to see if there's any difference between Zotac and Gigabyte!

Which Hyper 212 are you referring to? Cooler Master does make numerous variants of the Hyper 212!

Yup this board will work just fine with both a 7600X and 7700 XT! Am wondering though, any reason why you picked the Ryzen 5 7600X over the Ryzen 5 7600?

I wouldn't recommend it - this board is entry-level and best suited for low-end processors due to the weak VRM setup. A 13600K will very likely be thermal throttled and won't be able to perform at its full potential. You should look at mid-range B760 boards at the bare minimum!

Did you upgrade BIOS?

@@piotrj.451 Yes, 2214.

Nope, it doesn't come with built-in WIFI. You'll have to get a PCIe WIFI card or a USB WIFI dongle!

Sounds like a good price - pair it with a Ryzen 5 7600 or 7500F and throw in a mid-range graphics card like a 4060, and you'll be good for 1080p gaming at good FPS!

Yes you can, though it seems the Strimer V2 only comes in a 2x 8-pin variant, meaning you'll have one extra 8-pin connector left dangling, seeing as this card just requires 1x 8-pin power connector.

@@ALKtech thanks!

Yes you can install four 8GB DDR4 RAM sticks on this board!

Given that this board has been out in the market for some time now, it should support the 7800X3D out-of-the-box, unless you wind up buying really old stock that has been sitting on a shelf for a very long time (which seems unlikely).

Refer to 1:43 - the window with the exposed heatsink fins is what Gigabyte calls Screen Cooling. It allows more air to flow through the heatsink for better heat dissipation!

What processor are you intending to use for your build? Personally, if I didn't care much about built-in RGB LEDs/board aesthetics, and wouldn't mind just a standard audio codec, I'd probably save the US$25 and get the MSI, which has a pretty decent VRM setup and should handle mid-range Intel 13th/14th Gen processors decently well.

@@ALKtech Haven't bought the CPU yet, just watching the prices. 12400F most likely, unless 12600KF comes up on sale or even an i7. Ordered the Strix - think the VRM, audio chipset and the WiFi antenna alone are worth it, and it seems better built. Couldn't care less for the LED and white theme.

@@NeRR2 cool. There's the Amazon Prime sale now, should see some decent discounts here and there for processors!