Sujet : Re: Another new PC for me!
De : c186282 (at) *nospam* nnada.net (c186282)
Groupes : comp.os.linux.advocacy comp.os.linux.miscDate : 26. Feb 2025, 07:01:12
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On 2/26/25 12:09 AM, Butch Maddow wrote:
Once upon a time, on or about Tue, 25 Feb 2025 20:32:30 -0600, chrisv
allegedly stated the following, and is solely responsible for its
content:
MAGA!
MAGA!Some of you may recall that I built a new Alder Lake machine in the
MAGA!Summer of 2023, to replace my Ivy Bridge (Intel 3rd gen) quad-core i5.
MAGA!I've now replaced my other PC, a Skylake (Intel 6th gen) quad-core
MAGA!Xeon. Below I compare the new components to the 2023 build, and the
MAGA!reasons for my choices.
MAGA!
MAGA!CPU: Intel Raptor Lake i5-14600k (Alder Lake i5-12400) In 2023 a
MAGA!Raptor Lake i5 was a $300 chip, which I felt was too much for my
MAGA!needs. Now it's a $200 chip, so I decided to step up, even though I
MAGA!remain skeptical of the need for so many (6P + 8E) CPU cores. The
MAGA!larger L2 cache of Raptor Lake, combined with higher clock speeds,
MAGA!gives the 14600k around 25% better performance than the 12400, and
MAGA!that's in benchmarks that do _not_ benefit from having a zillion
MAGA!cores. It costs twice as much the 12400, but increases the total
MAGA!system cost by only 10%. And, who knows, maybe some day I will do
MAGA!something that will utilize all the cores.
MAGA!
MAGA!Motherboard: Asus TUF Gaming B760M-Plus WiFi II (MSI B760M Mag Mortar
MAGA!WiFi) Both are good-quality B760-based microATX boards. The MSI
MAGA!board has been working fine, but I thought I'd the Asus a try. I
MAGA!perceive it as being a bit of an upgrade over the MSI. I have no need
MAGA!for the extras that a Z790 board offers.
MAGA!
MAGA!RAM: G Skill 48GB DDR5-6400 (G Skill 32GB DDR5-5600) I think that 32G
MAGA!is way plenty, and will be for a long time. But in the spirit of this
MAGA!PC being a performance upgrade and more future-proof, I decided to
MAGA!endow it with more RAM. I thought about 64G, but that just seemed
MAGA!ridiculous, for what I do. The 48G compromise seemed kind of fun and
MAGA!different. The speed boost to 6400 MHz was done in the same spirit of
MAGA!custom-built fun, and because Raptor Lake does officially support
MAGA!faster RAM.
MAGA!
MAGA!SSD: Kingston KC3000 2TB PCIe 4 M.2 (same) Plenty good. I see no
MAGA!need for PCIe 5, here.
MAGA!
MAGA!PSU: Seasonic Vertex 750W 80+ gold (Seasonic Focus 650W 80+ Gold)
MAGA!Small steps up in quality and performance, for the new PC.
MAGA!
MAGA!CPU cooler: Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 EVO (Deepcool AK620)
MAGA!Both are large dual-tower, dual fan coolers. I might have bought the
MAGA!Deepcool again, but they got into some kind of legal trouble and are
MAGA!no longer available. The reviews that I read of the Thermalright said
MAGA!that it was one of the best air coolers available, and it's reasonably
MAGA!priced
MAGA!
MAGA!Case: Asus Prime AP201 microATX mini-tower (same) Has the jacks that
MAGA!I want, where I want them, and no silly glass panel.
MAGA!
MAGA!GPU: Nvidia GTX 1080Ti (GTX 1070) Both are far from state of the
MAGA!art, but suffice for the occasional screwing-around with older games,
MAGA!that I do.
What's the lift and duration on your cams? I assume you're using
roller rockers...
Ok ... that was just weird .........
And why was there a 'guns' group in the headers ?
Planning an armed take-over of something ?