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Further question.... in light of the linked information below, is buying a 4000 mhz pre-overclocked memory kit still a good idea? https://wccftech.com/amd-ryzen-5000-zen-3-cpu-undervolting-memory-overclocking-500-series-agesa-support/ Obviously, I want that 1:1:1 ratio

AMD spanking Intel and it's INTEL'S OWN FAULT! LOL!

I'm not a fan boy of any company, but I must say, I am laughing my *** off at NVIDIA right now. They are moving dates around, killing launches, making new ones. It's just so great to see them squirm for once.

I will be gaming at 4K

So a Titanium or Platinum won't make a difference? Are they not more efficient? Do they not run cooler? Doesn't the fan on the Seasonic for example, not run until it's under a more heavy load, and it just slowly speeds up based on the load? Wouldn't that help with the overall heat profile...

I am looking to build a new Gaming SFF PC this Holiday Season. I just want to put this out there and I'm looking for comments/suggestions on some things to consider or tweak, or just if it's a bad idea. Things that are important to me for this build: * Quiet - my computer is in my family room...

I've never yawned at a Star Wars trailer for anything as much as this. This looks mediocore at best.

Touche' my friend... touche'.

David.... Thermal Grizzly... Kryonaut... or GTFO.

Bottom line is if you are buying a power supply, make sure it's a Seasonic or built by Seasonic for a 3rd party. And never, EVER buy EVGA power supplies. I'm not a shill for Seasonic, and I own an EVGA GTX 1080, but ever since EVGA shown they cannot be trusted by Kyle over at HardOCP, I have...

Let em try that again... "where running out of VRAM in a game meant ((sluttery)) gameplay." I needed that laugh, that particular freudian slip was perfect. Thank You!

"where running out of VRAM in a game meant <> gameplay." I needed that laugh, that particular freudian slip was perfect. Thank You!