Ryzen 7 9800X3D RM2299
Thermalright PA120 SE RM139
MSI B650M Mortar WiFi RM1040 (Or MSI B650M-A WiFi @RM979)
Kingston Fury Beast DDR5-5600 32GB Kit RM449
Intel AX210 RM60 (If you plan to use WiFi/Bluetooth)

Total: RM3987

This post has been edited by kingkingyyk: Dec 20 2024, 06:41 PM

So go for 9700X and save some money.

Stop right here and get B580 instead.

Ryzen 5 5600 RM489
MSI B550M Pro-VDH WiFi RM549
ASRock B580 Challenger RM1299 (Estimated price)
LianLi 205M Mesh RM189

Total: RM2526

Tax relief needs to be in complete setup, not component only.

Ryzen 5 5600 RM489
MSI A520M-A Pro RM299
Kingston Fury Beast DDR4-3200 32GB Kit RM259
Gigabyte RX6600 8GB Eagle RM999 (Or Zotac RTX3050 8GB Solo RM1079)
WD Blue SN580 500GB RM209
Lian Li 205M RM189
Silverstone ST65F-ES RM229
Viewsonic VA2432-H 24" RM309

Total: RM2982 / RM3062

This post has been edited by kingkingyyk: Dec 26 2024, 09:07 AM

Eh he needs monitor too. 16GB RAM is also becoming insufficient these days.

This post has been edited by kingkingyyk: Dec 26 2024, 04:27 PM

Ryzen 5 7500F RM659
MSI B650M Gaming WiFi RM689
Kingston Fury Beast DDR5-5200 64GB Kit RM709
ASRock B580 Challenger RM1299 (Estimated)
WD Blue SN580 1TB RM319
Silverstone ST65F-ES 650W PSU RM229
Lian Li 205M RM189

Total: RM4093


Ryzen 5 7500F RM659
MSI B650M Gaming Plus WiFi RM799
Kingston Fury Beast DDR5-5200 32GB Kit RM399
ASRock B580 Challenger RM1299 (Estimated)
WD Blue SN580 1TB RM319
Silverstone VIVA Gold 650W PSU RM329
Lian Li 205M RM189

Total: RM3993

Budget a bit tight for comfortable parts like slightly better board (Plus version for future upgrade to 170W CPU), SSD (Kingston KC3000 for better sustained read/write that is not really needed under daily usage), PSU (VIVA Gold 650W for better efficiency), but still work nevertheless.

P/S : Seems like CZone has the Plus at discount (RM699!): https://czone.my/czone/msi-b650m-plus-gamin...otherboard.html

This post has been edited by kingkingyyk: Dec 27 2024, 01:05 PM

Use XeSS performance and call it a day.

That price is for HV Pro 85+, and don't see anyone selling the ATX3.0 model here. Any idea to further squeeze the amount to 4K?

They have specific use case so should consult the software company for support. After all they paid for the software.

He can just ask Autodesk to release some official figures as guide.

This is not the ATX3.0 model, but is a viable option.

Yeah, it will be fine. I too replaced my onboard Mediatek with AX210, nothing other than several screws.

Ryzen 9 9900X RM2099 (or 9800X3D @ RM2399 if you don't mind losing some code compilation performance)
Thermalright PA120 SE RM139
MSI B650 Gaming Plus WiFi RM799
Kingston Fury DDR5-5600 64GB Kit RM689
Zotac RTX4070 Ti Super Solid RM3799
Kingston KC3000 2TB SSD RM549
Silverstone DA 850W PSU RM459
Silverstone FARA 514X RM259

Total: RM8792

This post has been edited by kingkingyyk: Jan 28 2025, 08:18 PM

Sure.

Provided you have near gen processors, it should be fine without X3D. GPU is still the main frame generator, but it is due the large price difference between different models that drive people towards X3D. You spend relatively less for the gain.

1) More requirement details, specifically related to programming, please. If you are not doing the full CI jobs / running stress test with your code in your machine then you could settle with cheaper 9700X, or perhaps a smaller SSD.
2) The RTX4070 Ti Super has 16GB VRAM, while RTX 5070 only 12GB. It is no brainer, especially you are on 1440p. AMD does seem to have 9070 in the pipeline that could strike a surprise attack, though.


This post has been edited by kingkingyyk: Feb 3 2025, 04:06 PM

That will add the price further. Swapping to 7500F (649) can save you 1K+ (comes with stock cooler too, so skip the PA120).

This post has been edited by kingkingyyk: Feb 4 2025, 07:41 AM

Well it does lose some quite FPS compared to X3D but is still sufficient. Games doesn't automagically goes from 30FPS to 90FPS if you upgrade to X3D. You need faster GPU for that case.

This post has been edited by kingkingyyk: Feb 5 2025, 08:00 PM

That's normal. There is a fair amount of overestimation in the real temperature that AMD has improved it in 9000 series. You can go ahead and change to AIO WC and it still goes 95C with PBO. If you are concerned, and impose the PBO temperature limit to 80/85C, you will only left with negligible amount of performance loss.

This post has been edited by kingkingyyk: Feb 8 2025, 04:50 PM

There is, but usually happens with branded PCs. Sometimes laptops also have issue with high performance drives with their high power consumption + temperature.

Been using it since the release of 9000 series.

This post has been edited by kingkingyyk: Feb 9 2025, 09:08 PM

Back in those days the larger memory has older standard. 256MB was with DDR, while 128MB was with GDDR3. The memory bandwidth issue was there to start with.

The 8GB vs 12GB or more VRAM issue was with texture settings and 1% lows when you run with 1440p. 1440p has been gaining traction.
https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/Ste...elcome-to-Steam
There is also upcoming wave of running more AI models in game that eats VRAM like crazy. We already have the new transformer model, next is small texture generation model, NPC behaviour / TTS model.

This post has been edited by kingkingyyk: Feb 15 2025, 12:17 PM

Refer to processor official spec. 7500F is 5200. Anything above is considered as overclocking and have unstable risk. You could still run 6000 stick at 5200, but you wasted extra money.