Optimal PC for $1065 (4000 PLN)

[Caring1]

I'm sick of you trolling amd ryzen threads it's pretty embarrassing now how you go out of your way to be in them.... Anyway I am sat next to a wraith spire now I'm not a troll who has no first hand experience with one, I'm not going off reviews I've read cause I'm obsessed with all things ryzen..... and this thing is twice as big as an Intel stock cooler and about 4 x the weight due to the real copper core and will keep my 1600 under 65c with a 3.9ghz oc, so you're incorrect again but I expect no less from you.

They do appear to be the same as the stock cooler used on Intel extreme processors, those were larger and able to cope with the higher TDP.

 

[notb]

I'm sick of you trolling amd ryzen threads it's pretty embarrassing now how you go out of your way to be in them.... Anyway I am sat next to a wraith spire now I'm not a troll who has no first hand experience with one, I'm not going off reviews I've read cause I'm obsessed with all things ryzen..... and this thing is twice as big as an Intel stock cooler and about 4 x the weight due to the real copper core and will keep my 1600 under 65c with a 3.9ghz oc, so you're incorrect again but I expect no less from you.

Have you even read my post?

Also, I'm here mostly because the OP is from the same country, so I could be of help if he had some country-specific questions (availability, pricing etc.). E.g. he planned to use some polish parts that I might know slightly better than an average TPU user.

And I've actually given him an answer (useful or not - that's him to judge). You, on the other hand, don't seem to be interested in the problem here. Instead, you're going for typical Ryzen praising and Ryzen-critics bashing.
Why don't you leave evaluating my posts to the moderators?

 

[NdMk2o1o]

Have you even read my post?

Also, I'm here mostly because the OP is from the same country, so I could be of help if he had some country-specific questions (availability, pricing etc.). E.g. he planned to use some polish parts that I might know slightly better than an average TPU user.

And I've actually given him an answer (useful or not - that's him to judge). You, on the other hand, don't seem to be interested in the problem here. Instead, you're going for typical Ryzen praising and Ryzen-critics bashing.
Why don't you leave evaluating my posts to the moderators?

I don't read them anymore cause you're like a broken record

They do appear to be the same as the stock cooler used on Intel extreme processors, those were larger and able to cope with the higher TDP.

Yes somewhat but still a hell of a lot better and nothing like the $2 little lumps of aluminium that was being compared to

 

[DRDNA]

Also, I'm here mostly because the OP is from the same country, so I could be of help if he had some country-specific questions (availability, pricing etc.). E.g. he planned to use some polish parts that I might know slightly better than an average TPU user.

What the OP really needs is a hand-me-down from someone in that country that can give him something better than the GPU's he can afford for $10 or something for $10 that is a bit better than what he has found for sale because a GF 7300LE or a X300SE will really make this build seem crippled.

 

[cAst0r_]

Ok i assembled my PC, so how to install Windows 7 Ultimate x64 DVD on it? Mouse/Keyboard connected to USB didnt work so I tried by using ps2 port for my mouse. Everything went smooth until i had to choose "My username" and "pc name" (tried to copy letters etc. but still got the same error message). I couldn't type with my keyboard cause it wasn't working on usb so i connected this time keyboard to ps2 port (i have only one ps2 port adapter). Even though keyboard's led lights was working i couldn't type in windows setup and move forward to desktop :/ Any solution for my problem?

 

[DRDNA]

Ok i assembled my PC, so how to install Windows 7 Ultimate x64 DVD on it? Mouse/Keyboard connected to USB didnt work so I tried by using ps2 port for my mouse. Everything went smooth until i had to choose "My username" and "pc name" (tried to copy letters etc. but still got the same error message). I couldn't type with my keyboard cause it wasn't working on usb so i connected this time keyboard to ps2 port (i have only one ps2 port adapter). Even though keyboard's led lights was working i couldn't type in windows setup and move forward to desktop :/ Any solution for my problem?

Did you connect direct to the mobo USB? it should see the keyboard.

 

[cAst0r_]

At first i had (everything is fine in UEFI but Windows installation is what i wrote earlier):
1. mouse to usb 2.0, keyboard usb 3.0 - both not working
2. mouse to ps2, keyboard to usb 3.0 - only mouse worked
3. mouse to usb 2.0, keyboard to ps2 - keyboard was shining but that's all no reaction, mouse dead

 

[DRDNA]

At first i had (everything is fine in UEFI but Windows installation is what i wrote earlier):
1. mouse to usb 2.0, keyboard usb 3.0 - both not working
2. mouse to ps2, keyboard to usb 3.0 - only mouse worked
3. mouse to usb 2.0, keyboard to ps2 - keyboard was shining but that's all no reaction, mouse dead

Check in the bios settings to allow for USB when posting to allow legacy devices

 

[cAst0r_]

Nevermind I just used desktop keyboard to type "User Name" and it accepted with no problems