any 65w tdp cpu/apu works fine with it

tier list of am5 mainboards

A) choose one B) take turns C) buy another case

Yes. When people use ultra compact PC they won't have room for a cooler that cools powerful systems anyway. Personally I go with 10 to 15L range for overall practicality.

FE is never sold here.

@@goldfries that’s unfortunate. Wondering how the 5090 situation was in KL? Was there any stock ? Bought a 5090 in South Africa

2060 still works great for most games. These old cards are still very powerful, it’s the games poor optimization that slows things down

@SenpaiDeoxys No, it is not running 'great'... Modern gaming requires to be up to standard with the refresh rates of a standard gaming monitor. At least 120fps/Hz. It is not always poor optimization that causes low fps. The most common reason is that game engines updates with GPU performance, and so the newest games are designed to be played on the later gpu's, because new tech is exciting. If you have never played on anything more than a 2060 i advice you to take the next step up. Possibly a 3080, you can get them for 500-600$ used, but fair warning... this will make you want to upgrade your pc more often because you love the performace you get. Or at least get a used 2080 (250$)

Many don't know or don't trust used cards.

It's very different over here, RTX 5090 for example costs above RM 10000 while the median salary of the country is under RM 3000,. on top of that we have many who don't know or don't trust used market.

Sorry to hear that, I don't think this game is meant for that class of GPU in the first place.

@@goldfries True

Hotspots are typically 90 and had a limit at 110. So you're not getting much useful info on the cooling capacity with that.

A used RX 6600 would be great. If going new, just save up for RX 7600 and 4060. Or even if you're desperate, a 3050 which is still miles ahead of the 1650.

@goldfries thank you very much! As a fellow Malaysian, I hope your channel gets bigger 👍👍

Probably for gaming work load, not for all core work load.

@@goldfries all core work load means some creater stuff?

Yes, the cable MUST be connected no matter what.

Very different. That MSI board costs $100 more as it has beefier VRM heatsink, it has WiFi, it has 4 memory slots and it has heatsink for both M.2 drives.

I think it's going to be challenging. Best you check with the brand, I don't have the case with me.

I think Acer also frequently got promotion, RM 119 or so.

That's why it's cheap.

Like what?!

How many HDDs can I put on it?

Nope, it's not. It works fine with low end CPU.

Idk why people think this. I have a biostar A320M with a RTX 4070 ti and Ryzen 5600 and even though it's also called trash I get the same fps as any high end motherboard. I'm sure the A620M is way better than my A320. So it has to be good

@@vihangatck yes, as long as it works it's all good. People tend to think entry level stuff are trash when they're plenty usable.

A quick look a the MSI I noted it does not have front USB type C and the PCIE x16 slot is one notch lower. If you are using a big graphics card then I prefer the ASRock so it has more room for the card. However with card closer to the top, there's less space if you are using tower cooler, non issue with AIO.

I think this one can fit HG / RG, just make sure no huge wings like Freedom.

of course it supports but it's better if you use a better aio

@@alokberkepala3704 like now i have asus rog ryujin 360 but the screen its small :)) thats why i was asking and want to upgrade my 5800x3d to an something high end with more cores

You can refer to the product page though, the brand has their internal images and video.

nvm. I MANAGE to fit my RX 7800XT Powercolor Fighter WITH AN atx Gigabyte PSU UD750GM and lastly an low profile deepcool an400 ( can use tower 90mm cooler aswell but noctua finish everywhere) although i have to take out the top 2 90mm and the back 90mm fans to fit

@@93SupaFly how you do it? did you atttach the PSU after the GPU? I even use 1st player sfx PSU 750, and wondering how manage the wire from PSU and even the IO

no the psu has to be attach first, then the motherboard and gpu lastly. i actually have switch to lian li sfx psu but during my atx gigabyte psu yes its do able. what i did was, the front panel io cable, i pre connected it to the motherboard, and shove it UNDER the board, then you wiggle the board abit and screw it. all the front IO cable should be hidden under the board and cleanly come on on edges of the board.

@ yes have to PSU first no matter what The cables can be routed around at the front side of the case.