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I think you should go for either a new 5900x or a the 3950x that was suggested earlier as the 5700x3d is mainly targeted towards providing better gaming performance and even though it might give a slight performance boost in large cad files due to the larger cache but it will also cause...

Yeah that sounds like the way to go also you should go for the 6700xt between those two it has pretty much the same performance and 8gb vram runs into issues quite more frequently even at 1440p.

Daniel owen on youtube does extensive and great comparisons you should look him up too.

I think you should go for the 4070 super, there is very little difference in the rasterization performance and a much more significant difference in the ray tracing as well as upscaling performance and also hardware based frame gen is better than what AMD has to offer and is very usable if your...

If you are looking for an improvement in gaming, i.e. not any e-sports game and most of your workloads don't use heavy multithreading and don't require the cpu to boost higher you can go with the 5700x3d, you can also look up benchmarks on youtube comparing the two to get a better idea of what...

You would probably save more than 5k and I think it will be a great learning experience as well just make sure to follow a good build guide like one from LTT, those will save you from a ton of troubleshooting.

The vrm it has good enough for the 7600 as it was also able to handle the 7950x according to hardware unboxed's video and he gave it a pass, another option is getting the Asrock HDV/m.2 and installing a wifi and bluetooth card on it as it has a separate slot for it in total that would cost about...

Try this: Get a used 7700XT, it will cost around 33-35k or a new one for about 40k. The 7600 is just as good as the 7600x with a little bit of manual overclocking and then you can also get 27 inch 1440p monitor. In total everything will cost around Rs.1L-1.1L.

The best phone varies depending upon your requirements so if you can clarify what is your typical usage and what are the things you want most from your phone then it will be much easier to recommend one.

If you only play Single player story based games or games which highly GPU intensive you can keep the same cpu and upgrade only the GPU, but if you play any games like CS Go, rocket league, FIFA and other types of games which require simulation you would be better off upgrading the cpu first...

I found one but it is only 75hz. It is the ViewSonic VX2480-2K-SHD, higher refresh rate models of this spec are not available in India and most of them are TN panels.

You should invest in a new CPU, Mobo and RAM instead, you will be very surprised on seeing the performance gains that will bring, imo the 1080ti is the one getting bottlenecked here and will perform much better with a newer gen cpu. Btw what's the budget for your upgrade?

I agree that 40 series prices won't drop like the 30 series, the huge drop in prices seen for the 30 series was mainly because of it being overpriced at launch due to the shortage of supply the cards were being sold at double the value but what I can say with confidence is that the 40 series...

Don't worry in the next 6-7 months the market is going to get flooded with used AMD 7000 and Nvidia 4000 series cards at good used prices.

Whatever you chose for the GPU just don't go for an 8gb card, there are going to be pretty much obsolete in the next 2-3 years for newer games at anything higher than 1080p60.

Can you not just get the port on the ps3 replaced, just buy an hdmi for or salvage one from a broken model which you might be able to find at a local electronics/console repair and selling shop. You can just desolder the port and solder in the new one or you could get it done from a local shop...

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Between the M35 and A34 I would suggest to go for the M35 it has bigger battery, better design, same cameras, better performance and will probably receive updates for a longer time.

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