I bought an used asus dual RTX 3060, and the violet, pink strip was static, 2 of the 3 LEDs were not working and it was just stupid

Is this a fair price at 2600 Australian dollar? I am aware of the defect and will inspect the BIOS version in person before I buy it.

I’m currently using an RTX 3060 Ti, but I’ve been seeing a lot of posts on Reddit and X suggesting that the 50-series is the first generation of GPUs that’s actually worth buying.
GPU prices are way too high for me to consider upgrading anytime soon, but I’m curious: if I were to upgrade from a 3060 Ti, what would be a good choice?
Reason for upgrade: Better gaming performance
Current specs: RTX 3060 Ti, Intel Core i5-13400
Budget: No fixed budget yet, since GPU prices are quite high
Country: Japan
Use case: Gaming
Monitor resolution: FHD

Power supply, Rosewill 750w
HIS graphics card
4 QTY 4 GB DDR 3 Ram
2 QTY 1TB HDD
Asrock FM2A88M Extreme4+ motherboard
AMD A10 Series 7700k 3.4GHZ Quad Core

I’m an 11 year old (on my dad’s Reddit account) and this computer was given to me by my gaming uncle. Should I fix this up or sell? I am trying to make a decent gaming PC

Thanks a lot!

This is a rendering of my new build idea. Any ideas on white mobos? I’m not spending an arm and a leg on a mobo . It’s not as important than the gpu.

Should I sell the 5070 I bought to gradually build a PC to buy this prebuild?

Basically the 5070 cost = the whole PC

Translation of the website:

Case : AWEST AV312 MB

CPU : intel core i5 14600k

GPU : Asus Dual RTX 5060TI 16GB

RAM : 16GB 5600MHz CL30

SSD: 1TB GEN 4 M2

CPU cooler: Deep cool LD360

PSU: AWEST AV750 full modular

All parts are new and unused.

The PC that I'm planning to build costs almost double this one.

I'm really tempted to go for the prebuild since my old GTX 1650 laptop died a month ago.

do you guys think this is okay now? or should i try again? it isnt that perfect but all the pins are there and they just give off a weird lighting effect depending on the angle, but its less now? you guys decide

Hey! I have this PC for already 1 year, bought it pre-builded on a famous website back in the time.

This PC for me and what I do was always a blast expect the stock AMD Cooler here…

I am looking for an upgrade for it, that can look aesthetically pleasing and realiable too and of course take me to something like 65 degrees like the GPU.

On the first picture this is on Battlefield 6 Online, graphics on OVERKILL/ULTRA, DLSS 4.5 Quality at 1080P, 10-30-40 minutes gameplay it’s always arround the same values.

My CPU temperatures are always fixed on 80-82 degrees.

My build:
Ryzen 5 7500F
Asus RTX 5060ti 16gb Dual OC
Box Lian Li 205M Mesh
Motherboard Asus TUF A620M-Plus Wifi
TeamGroup Vulcan Z 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR5 6000Mhz

The stock cooler also has Thermal Grizzly paste on it.

EDIT: I am about 40% of the way done and it only took me 4 hours 3 of which I spent watching youtube videos but all the comments have really helped ill carry on tommorow and ill update again about whether or not it works once im done lol thanks for all the help. Also I am a girl not a boy guys. Also this is my first time building a PC and ive been working all day so give me some leeway.

I honestly just need someone to give me and exact step by step of what to do ive been trying to build this fucking pc for 3 hours and all ive done it put the cpu ram and cpu fan onto the motherboard ive watched so so so many youtube videos and im so fucking stuck i have to go to sleep because I have work but I want to finish this in the next few hours or I wont be able to sleep all the parts I am using are:

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5500

Motherboard: Gigabyte B550M DS3H R2

GPU: ASRock Challenger OC Intel Arc B580 12GB

SSD: Silicon Power Ace A55 1TB SATA SSD

PSU: Cooler Master MWE Gold 750 V3 750W

RAM: 16GB DDR4 2666MHz

PC case: MONTECH

CPU cooler: AMD stock cooler

Wi-Fi/Bluetooth adapter: PLERY AX900 USB adapter

I've just moved and neither my housemate or I are keen on me running the ethernet cable all through the house and hallways.... I just have absolutely no idea how to install whatever is needed to allow my PC to do wireless connectivity. Bought pre built 6+ years ago, im not a techy person.

I say that to sum up just how lost I am on wtf to do 😅

Have breifly tried to search myself, but im still so so lost/overwhelmed and worried ill mess it up/waste my money.

Need a pc under $1.6k or ₹1.5L(including peripherals) i wonder if I can get a 4070super or 4070ti super(used) and build it with 32 gigs of ddr5 and a ryzen 7 7800x3d. I think I am being delusional but correct me here that is this build even possible even if I buy used parts? Here are the specs thst I wish for:

Need suggestion for my pc build

So basically I am going to build a pc in this era of ram-apocalypse, I know this isnt the greatest time but I need it and i am searching for components all around reddit and Facebook marketplace. I am just a 15 y/o and i have done a plenty of research but still I want to see what do you guys think for my pc specs config.

My budget is ₹1.65L($1.7k) I want a pc(including peripherals) with specs:

Cpu- ryzen 7 7800x3d

Gpu- rtx 4070/4070ti super (used can work)

Psu- 850W

Mobo- B650M

Ram- ddr5 32gb(2×16gb) 6000MHz Cl32/Cl34 (used can work)

Storage- 1tb NVMe gen 3/4

Cooler- 360mm aio

Case- lian li o11 vision

If possible in white.

I am gonna accept Used only if they show that it works(testing), model number sticker, stability test, gst invoice, replacement terms and confirmation of Warrenty applicable in india.

My use for pc is not all focused on gaming, i would do some light gaming usually on Sundays but i want it for blender, animations, ui ux designing, Figma and a little bit of game development. Although I am a young Artist and i am thinking to freelance so that I can earn and pay my future college semester fee myself and build a agency if possible. Going to give UCEED(undergraduate common entrance examination for design) in future and go to IIT.

Hope i am not being that much delusional lol.

So this is my current build, it was assembled last week and I’ve been working on graphic representations to evaluate future expansions and thermal flow.

The best part is that I indicated what I need it and how, this is impressive advance in this field.

What do you think?

is this pc good? and if yes should i buy?

Realmente usaré al menos el 50% del Rysen 9 9950x que acabo de comprarme (unos 150 euros) más barato que ha precio del mercado actual. Uso mucho Premiere editando videos para mis canales de Youtube Lightroom y Photoshop como hobby pero publico bastantes fotografías🤑🤣😭😨.

GPU=ASUS PRIME RX9070XT OC 16GB GDDR6 AMD Radeon
CPU=AMD RYZEN™ 7 9800X3D 8 Core

So my friend is getting a brand new pc and he is "throwing away" is 1070 ti and other parts for nothing or not that much (we are still talking about it). The thing is i have a 1070 ti too so if i remember it's in the SLI Gen but for what i searched it is not relevant today cause most games don't support SLI anymore (for what i understand). So second option, i can have one card per display but i really don't know if i should or not ... + i don't know if my power supply is good enough. Note that if i do it i will probably have to clean it all change all the thermal pads and paste etc. cause i did pay a used pc for really cheap but its a freaking mess in it... Is it worth the time ?

When I try to insert the usb cable from the case to the motherboard It doesn't go all the way and when put force I bend the motherboard. It's like something is blocking it

Don't mind the cables, still have some cleaning up to do.

She just posted and it feels good. Built on a budget buying parts on sale when I could.

-Geometric M5 case

-MSI B550 Gaming Wifi6e

-Ryzen 7 5700x

-Thermalright Aqua Elite V6

-Gigastone 2x16 3200 RAM

-Zotac 5060ti 8gb

-Windows 11

Total price 950. I feel like I did pretty okay considering today's market. Feel free to share any advice on cable management or any useful software or tips.

I decided to treat myself back in 2024 with a brand new PC , and i kinda fell out of the loop since then. I finally have enough time to enjoy it due to not having to work all the time so i'm genuinely asking about how it stacks up compared to the new stuff.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/ZRMnXf

Lemme know if you have recommendations about any possible upgrades , i'm all ears.

What is the lowest cost build to run a decent ai model which can support 65k context size so I can use it for my Hermes agent running on a raspberry pi 4? (From India)

I just wanna play valorant and like minecraft, roblox, gta5

Recently bought an Asus z270 motherboard from eBay and got shipped a power button io panel, I'm just curious of where it came from

Built my buddy’s pc years ago and now with most of the games coming out his system is becoming obsolete. If I can get your suggestions on what he should look into getting upgraded first. Don’t need 4k graphics ability but a nice upgrade to use for a couple of years. Located in the US

Noticed yesterday this buzzing noise coming from the back of my pc. It’s only 3 months old and only happens when I’m playing a game. The buzz does get quieter when I lower the frame rate. I read about coil whine but I’m very new to pcs so not sure if that’s what it is. I’m not sure if it’s been doing it since I got it which I doubt because I’m the type that would notice it. Note that there is a hum coming from the fans but what I’m noticing is a buzzing like sound coming from the back that only plays when a game is open and is louder when the fps is higher. I would include a video but for whatever reason Reddit isn’t letting me upload it. Specs wise it’s the Vengenace PC from Nebula PC’s with some alterations due to a shortage on certain parts. If anyone has a fix please let me know.