My use case is about 30% gaming, 40% video editing, rest use case is browsing, running emulator.
I built my current PC in 2016 with i7-6700K with 32GB of RAM. Storage and graphics card have been added and changed over years. Currently have 512GB NVMe, 4TB NVMe and a few TB of HDD and AMD 5700 GPU. The PC is still running solid. If I build a new PC, this will end up being a server for various purpose at home and to run emulator.
1. Should I commit to X870E motherboard? If so, what would be the recommendation? 2. I think liquid cooling is probably the best option. Would love some suggestions on good cooling. Either air or liquid. 3. Would a 1000W PSU suffice? Any recommendations? 4. Considering the GPU prices, I'm planning to hold on to the 5700. Thoughts or recommendation? I don't need the best GPU as most games I play run great with some settings lowered. I'll probably upgrade the GPU when prices look reasonable.
Motherboard is what I'm totally confused about. Another worst case scenario (probably won't make me happy) is to sell the RAM at current prices and hope that current PC runs for another 2 years or so!
Yeah, it's the least accurate adaptation. Dumbledore yelling at Harry and all that. I know.
It is an inaccurate adaptation, that does not mean it is a bad movie. For anyone who hasn't read the books, it's one of the most entertaining movies, and for anyone who has read the books, once you accept that it isn't a scene for scene recreation, it's one of the most entertaining movies. #conversation