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Arctic Liquid 360 cooler is generally considered sufficient for the 14700KF, especially if you're not overclocking heavily. Ensure your case has good airflow to help the cooler dissipate heat effectively.

@@BullseyeReview2IT thank you i buyed the be quiet 800 ,they said good airflow,ill try and give you the news

If you prioritize overall performance and are willing to pay a premium, the i7-14700K is a good choice. However, if you are primarily interested in gaming and want the best possible performance at a reasonable price, the Ryzen 7 7800X3D is an excellent option.

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The short answer is no, a 750W power supply is not enough to handle an RX 6900 XT with an i7-12700KF. You will need a power supply with a higher wattage, ideally around 850W or more, to ensure stable and reliable performance for your system.

Thrustmaster T150 Force Feedback Racing Wheel + Thrustmaster T3PA Pedals This setup is a more affordable option from Thrustmaster. The T150 wheel offers force feedback and is compatible with PS5 and PC. The T3PA pedals provide three-pedal configuration and are also compatible with PS5 and PC.

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The decision to upgrade your RAM to 32GB depends on your specific needs and budget. If you're primarily playing video games, 16GB is generally sufficient, as most games don't require more than that. However, if you do a lot of video editing, especially with high-resolution footage or complex projects, 32GB can provide better performance and prevent slowdowns. Regarding the maximum GPU compatibility for your 5800X at 1440p, it's difficult to give a definitive answer as it depends on your desired frame rate and graphics settings. However, a GPU like the RTX 3080 or RTX 4070Ti would be a good match for a 5800X at 1440p, offering excellent performance for most games. Ultimately, the best way to determine if upgrading your RAM or GPU is necessary is to assess your current performance and identify any bottlenecks. If you're experiencing frequent slowdowns or stuttering, upgrading may be beneficial.

@@BullseyeReview2IT ye if I ever upgrade my gpu it will prob be a 5070 or 5060 ti depends of pricing ofc, but I think I'll get 32gb bcuz I'll play hogwarts legacy and it requires a bit more of ram, and it's never bad to futureproof

Sorry, but I am not familiar with this cooler

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Yes, the MSI MAG A650BN isa suitable power supply for a Ryzen 7 5700X and RX 6800 XT system, especially if you're not overclocking.

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i have 16gb ram and the ryzen 7 5800X

An RTX 3060 or 3060TI should do the trick.

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no, it will definitely not, I've got the same one but in a 360mm version and it still thermal throttles

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NZXT Kraken Elite 240mm is generally sufficient for cooling an i7-14700 without overclocking. However, proper case airflow and monitoring CPU temperatures are essential for optimal performance.

@@BullseyeReview2IT I’d like to inform you I purchased the Lian Li Galahad II Trinity Performance 360 AIO this morning and have spent the last 7 hours doing extensive testing with moderate overclocking on my i7-14700k and the max temperatures I’ve had were between 73°c to 78°c, overclocking is set to 5.9GHz on all p cores and 4.8GHz on all e cores

I strongly recommend considering a higher budget for a cooler. It's a crucial component for system stability and performance, and investing a bit more can save you headaches in the long run.

I strongly recommend considering a higher budget for a cooler. It's a crucial component for system stability and performance, and investing a bit more can save you headaches in the long run.

@@BullseyeReview2IT is a pearless assassin x120 good?

Yes, the Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 sa good choice for cooling a Ryzen 7 5800x. It's known for its excellent performance and reasonable price.

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Yes, a 240mm AIO is generally more than enough to cool a Ryzen 7600X.

Throw it away if u get it

You should focus on something else

The DeepCool ASSASSIN IV is generally the better choice for cooling a 14700K. It's a high-performance air cooler designed to handle demanding CPUs. While the AK620 is a decent cooler, it might struggle to keep the 14700K adequately cool under heavy load, especially considering its high TDP.

Did u get it? And if u did, how its going on? I was also thinking ab get the aio 360mm Corsair H150 RGB for the i7-14700k and im worry ab temps

You're right to be cautious about 14th-gen Intel temperatures. There have been reports of higher-than-expected temperatures, especially under heavy load. However, a good cooling solution like a Corsair H150 360mm AIO should handle the i7-14700K quite well.

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Neither the Pure Rock 2 nor the Dark Rock 5 is recommended for the i7-14700K.

What low profile air cooler would you recommend? I am building in an itx case. ​@BullseyeReview2IT

The cooler you're asking about doesn't exist, or I can't find it

@@BullseyeReview2IT sorry it's noctua NH-D15 G2. It's the New flagship of noctua

With such temperatures you can rest easy. It is within normal limits. You can start to worry when you are constantly above 80°C.

Yes. This cooler is powerful enough to keep an i7-14700k under control

I think the ones from Hori are compatible with the Nintendo Switch, but I don't know exactly which model.

I don't know this cooler model, so I can't express my opinion

The Crew Motorfest, Burnout Paradise Remastered, Lego 2K Drive, Need for Speed Unbound these are compatible with both ps4 and ps5

I haven't had a chance to test it, but it will definitely be able to cool the i7-14700k under default conditions.

If your PC has updated before you have this problem, then that could be the cause. Another tip I can't give you because there is too little information provided.

Could you test the Ls720 please?

For your peace of mind use Lt or ls

AMD recommends a minimum of 700w PSU for the RX 7800 XT, and the Hellhound variant is likely similar in power draw. Irecommend you to use this PSU wattage calculator (outervision.com/power-supply-calculator ) and see how much your PC consumes, then decide if 700W is enough or not.

With lll you will get the best cooling. I don't know if you will always have 70°C in gaming, but I think it is enough to keep the process within limits.

My monitor is a TV

@@BullseyeReview2IT I see, LG type?

Samsung qn90b

7:10 isn’t that a LG logo?

Yeah man, you're right. I changed the TV some time ago and forgot that the video is from that time when I had an LG, A 7600 something like that

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Yes, the be quiet! Dark Rock Elite is the best cooler among the three for the i7-14700k CPU. It has a 250W TDP rating, which is significantly higher than the Cooler Master MA824 STEALTH (180W) and Corsair A115 (150W). This means the Dark Rock Elite has more headroom to keep your CPU cool under load.

The Deepcool LS520 240mm AIO should be sufficient for cooling your i7-14700K in a mini ITX case for 3D modeling, assuming good case airflow.

*I built a Micro ATX (not much bigger than a mini ITX) and I went with a 280mm (2x 140mm). The 280mm AiO coolers are JUST as effective as a 360mm (3x 120mm fans). See if it will fit in your chassis. Measure everything and then check the dimensions of the radiator of the AiO you pick out on the manufacturer's website.* 👍

​@@BullseyeReview2IT240mm aio for gaming with 8 other case fans?

I can help you with that. Here are the shortened troubleshooting steps: Check cooler mounting and thermal paste. Verify fan speed and airflow. Ensure proper case ventilation. If you live in hot areas, try to reduce the temperature in the room. If these steps don't address the overheating, a stronger cooler might be necessary.

If you have a good experience with simulated racing games I recommend Fanatec

Ok for everyday tasks, not for overclocking or other demanding projects.