Look at their reviews then.

When in doubt, crack it open. In which they did;
https://aphnetworks.com/reports/fsp-hydro-g-pro-750w/3

The fan model is MGA12012XF-O25

And finding further you can obviously see what size;
https://www.taobao.com/list/item/643684159996.htm

Some times these OEM supplier websites arent the most accurate, in that case see the actual part will remove all doubts.


NZXT C750 is from OEM Seasonic while Cooler Master V750 Gold V2 is from OEM Gospower, a not-so-well-known manufacturer. If performance & price comparable between these 3 brands I'd rather get direct from OEM which in this case is FSP as any part swapping issue will be onto their own brand image as the manufacturer.


*Not the mod, but imho this shd be in PSU tered to keep things focused*

Wow so good that shop is so generous! Like Microcenter USA warranty RMA can get new mobo for free!

If getting new one can refer this https://www.techspot.com/bestof/amd-x570-motherboards/

But as an all rounder, so far MSI Tomahawk series have never failed for both Intel & AMD and reviews have been "Possibly the Best $200 AMD X570 Motherboard"
https://www.techspot.com/review/2020-msi-x570-tomahawk/

So go with that if you can swap

The only downside is that chipset fan which would fail sooner than later.

This post has been edited by babylon52281: Aug 25 2023, 09:20 AM

Ada jalan if everything go 2nd hand bro.

That 6800XT would spank the 4070

Just make sure to tune up VCCSA once set XMP to make full use of that 3600MHZ RAM speeds

Rather than leakages (not to say it wont happen but for AIO its rare), ur main concern is the pump sudden failure as it will fail sooner than later often after the warranty period. And when that happens ur better be watchful of ur system unless it cooks ur CPU.

What is CP?

Without local markups & import costs its USD $80 or RM 370. When compared, a Corsair 4000D is only RM 400. So value proposition isnt quite there as Corsair is branded and that case is well received globally.

Just a quick & dirty search from Google gave me that. Haha

But basically for the pricing in USD, that Montech case too expensive compared to branded cases.

B tier level, but price creep for Montech now reaching A tier brands. Their older case ie Air 1000, Sky one, used to price competitively at B tier levels but now they starting to up prices.

Will be a solid upgrade if you can 'see' 300+ FPS as long as ur CPU isnt going to bottleneck ur GPU

The 5600 will do fine but if its just webbing & office work, does it even needs an upgrade. Or is it to ready for extra other usage? Otherwise can straight jump to 5800X, 5800X3D.

With such low budget, ITX build will be a challenge. If you can consider going for MATX rig you can port over ur 6600 + PSU and use the money for a better GPU & PSU that can support it.

Actually for Rm 2k, you could do a budget build that will be even better than ur current rig tho not by a whole lot but still...

Rm1500 is real tight but if Rm1600-1800 can get new RX 6700XT which will last a lot longer than otherwise 3060Ti which shd be slightly cheaper. Both GPUS are running out of stock tho.

Try this:
Core i5-12400F + MSI B660M-E - 1034
Kingston HyperX 8GB DDR4-3200 X2 - 168
FSP Hydro G Pro 750W - 490
Tecware whatever case - 149
(Rm1850)

So left Rm150 which puts you around Rm1650 budget for GPU and that can gets you either one of these
https://www.lazada.com.my/products/sapphire....13be4659ntt1qa
https://www.lazada.com.my/products/powercol....13be4659ntt1qa


This post has been edited by babylon52281: Sep 11 2023, 01:16 PM

You gotta see if ur mobo VRM will supports it or not else it will overheat and throttle performance. Then ur back to square one.

Just curious if its working condition why let go CPU only and not with mobo? Theres no more upgrade path for it after all.

What is ur friend mobo? If it was working for him, might as well buy that along too. And yeah anything below 5xx series was not designed for X3D heat load, maybe exception is X470

I'd reckon TristanX specs but replace the 13900K with 13700K. Keeping the 420AIO you can OC the bejeezus out of it and still keep within ur budget (knock off RM 700 from that total)

At high 4K resolution ur more GPU limited than the CPU bottlenecking performance. In 4K games its nearly imperceptible vs 13900K
https://www.techpowerup.com/review/intel-co...-13700k/20.html

If OP is not going for extreme GPU OCing, spending extra RM 1000 over the PNY Verto 4090 doesnt make much sense. For 13900K uncapped even a 360AIO would thermal throttle, so spend that extra money on a 420AIO like H170i or Artic Freezer 420.

Even if not gonna OC the CPU, Id still reco going 13700K as once you uncap power limits it will turbo as much as ur cooling can take and a 420AIO will be sufficient. In contrast a 13900K will be near impossible to cool even with such a huge rad due to our higher ambient temps unless ur running in room with AC on.

Also going Ksku has better memory stability as it can pump more voltage to flog that DDR5 RAM unlike locked VCCSA nonK. This is moreso if you want to run 4x sticks of RAM in future.

A few things can do:
1) Try switch the M2 SSD to the other M2 port and see what happens.
2) Try boot into a Windows on SATA SSD if you have one spare around, make sure its not important. Do the appropriate settings so it can boot to SATA. Try see if Windows will later detect the M2
3) Put that M2 SSD into an enclosure and connect to a working Windows PC and see what happens.

The key here is to try get Windows to detect the M2 drive. If yes, do a zero wipe and start all over.

Win 10/11 updates have a quirky nature to sometimes BSOD crash and kill the bootloader. There are ways to save the Windows if you can just restore the bootloader but so far I tried all and failed which is why now I do a disk image before I go for an update. Saved me plenty during a couple of failed updates since.

If none of these works and still cannot detect the M2 SSD, then ur f--ked.

At least you can still return and let them make good. Next time do a system backup b4 update.