AMD Ryzen 9 5900X vs Nvidia GeForce GTX 970

2 drive first. Let's go ahead Let's prep for our cooler so we're gonna remove these two pieces right here and then we're gonna take our four screws an...

Who could possibly resist the aesthetics of NVIDIA's high end blower coolers? There is somewhat of a premium when going for the reference design GTX 970, but it is definitely worth it for those who have very compact systems with minimal airflow. The GPU temperatures can get hot (though still within safe ranges), and they normally do, but most of that heat is being exhausted out the back of the case. It is probably safe to say that no AIB partners have been willing to build a better quality or better performing blower-style cooler than NVIDIA's reference design.

I left a 4 Star review as I don't want something that isn't a performance or reliability issue to skew the ratings of this product. This is the second 5900X I have ordered in a week. The first one came in a box that was in pretty bad shape, that, I did not mind so much. Once I broke the seal and pulled out the CPU to check the pins, I noticed there was staining and scuffing on the lid of the CPU

very likely for a lot of you and you're. Looking for the most sensible upgrade pathways will include 10 series and 20 series cards and amd stuff in th...

Let's get into the review we'll start with frequency validation, production benchmarks, because it is still a 12 core part and gaming to see if intel ...

What I want: play any game that comes out in the next 5 years and play current games on Max? I thought about just swapping graphics card but am so out of the loop with computer building. Don't know if purchasing something that could run anything is even compatible with my I7 and motherboard and willing to buy a completely new rig. What I am willing to spend: 2500 but of course any less would be welcome, Also I play on a 50 inch 4k tv and i'm wondering if that would drastically change the performance needed? please i am a complete noob level with current hardware. If you could post your specs or specs id need id be very greatful

We know Z590 will, but not quite sure about those Z490 motherboards. For now though Intel looks to be out of the game at the high end, and I suspect t...

I'm leaning towards the GTX 970 as it is cheapest and my dad (was self employed in the pc industry with both software and hardware for 15 years) says it's still a very good card. Obviously cards like the RTX 3090 are out of the question but I'm looking for something at most under £200.

35 volts. I think that's pretty good, especially considering we're using an air cooler. So now on to testing here are the specs of both our amd system...

Has eight gigabytes of vram so we'll see how that does and how well that holds up against a gtx 970 here in 2020, so get subscribed to brainus. For th...