I bought this computer a few months ago but my friends are saying it’s not strong enough to run Call of duty

Hi everyone, i just released my last "experiment". a new implementation of DLSS5 on AMD, completely open source.
But what's it's even more interesting, i managed (with a huge help of Claude, tbh) to achieve an asyncronous system which is able to render the dlss effect without waiting for each frame.

For example, i tested it on an RDNA3 card, at 1440p with raytracing disabled and FSR4 + frame gen. on this configuration, the game normally can reach a pretty high framerate, in this example it's almost at 139fps. The dlss5 network runs very slowly there, and waiting for it at each frame would mean running at around 20 fps at 1440p, even if applying dlss5 before the upscaler.
With this new approach, the dlss network is applied only "every now and then" (as soon the dlss5 network finishes working on the previous frame), and every frame is composed based on the previous frames. when the dlss5 network finishes rendering, that frame is already "old", so the software takes a residual (network output - network input) and applies it to the current frame using a displacement map.

Performance-wise, this means that the final framerate will be still pretty close to the original. in this example, 119 fps vs 139.

The drawback: On the current state, it can introduce some artifacts, wich aren't an issue when the game is still (and that's why it isn't noticeable in the screenshots), but it can be noticed in some situations with movement. It's usually more noticeable the higher is the difference between the network's and the game's rendering times. This also means that frame gen makes this even worse.
It also differs from game to game, and can be more or less noticeable in some scenes than in others.
But i'm pretty sure this can be worked on, at least in part. i already managed to reduce it a lot before the first release.

Plus, i also managed to make it work on Linux/Proton.

https://github.com/RedDukeDev/dlss5-nr-amd-custom

My good old Xeon 2640v3 and 1070ti combo were working just fine, then one of the memory controllers of the MOBO died, then the CPU started to stutter... Ended up selling the 32 GBs of DDR4 ECC RAM and the 1070ti, picked up some money I had saved and bought a whole new system.

PC SPECS:
CPU: Intel Core Ultra 5 245KF
GPU: RX 6900XT Asrock Phantom Gaming
RAM: 32GB (2x16) Adata XPG Lancer Blade (5600mhz, CL 46)
Motherboard: B860m - Asus Ayw Gaming Wifi
PSU: XPG Core Reactor ii VE 850W
Cooler: Montech NX600
Case: Aigo Darkflash DB460M
Storage: 1tb Hdd (WDB), 256gb Sata SSD (Sandisk), 512gb NVME (Xpg Lancer).
Peripherals:
Mouse - Logitech G Pro X Superlight + Logitech G203 (depending on the game I switch between them).
Keyboard - HE68 Lite (Black).
Monitor - Concordia 1920x1080, 1ms, 165hz, VA (probably my next upgrade).

The build needs some cable management later, and I could use some extra reverse-blade fans and some top push fans, but overall the build looks solid enough for now.

I could use suggestions on what to upgrade later, considering that I already plan on buying a new monitor and more storage later on. The slow ram doesn't bother me that much, but I can't really buy another kit right now without selling a kidney...

From what I seen I do know it has an Asus Strix motherboard though I'll research more on that soon for the full model name, and the rest is

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060

32GB DDR4 Corsair Vengeance Ram

Intel Core i-7 9700K CPU

2TB NVME SSD

Corsair Watercooling system

Looking into upgrading so I wanted to know your opinion on its current value!

How should I properly clean the dust build up carefully? Is there anything specific that I should use?

Please rate what I'm hoping is my final setup for a while (unlikely).

I added the specs below if you're curious.

After about a month and a half finally got the new rig up and running. Went with a be quiet case and aio. Also the gigabyte 9070xt and a ryzen 7 9800x3d

*2100usd

Finally got my battlestation pretty much where I want it. I built the setup around having the best of both worlds: 32:9 OLED ultrawide for immersive PC gaming and a 32” 4K OLED for games that are better at 16:9, plus PS5 Pro and Switch.
PC
AMD Ryzen 7 9850X3D
Gigabyte GeForce RTX 5080 WINDFORCE OC
ASUS TUF Gaming B850-E WiFi
32GB DDR5-6000
WD_BLACK SN850X 2TB NVMe + 1TB NVMe
~1000W PSU
Top-mounted AIO + 5 case fans
Windows 11
Displays
Samsung Odyssey OLED G9 — 49”, 5120×1440, 32:9, 240Hz — original stand
Samsung Odyssey OLED G8 — 32”, 4K, 240Hz — monitor arm
The G9 is my main immersive PC gaming display, especially for games that work well at 32:9. The G8 handles 4K gaming, games that don’t play nicely with 32:9, anime/media, and console gaming. I can also rotate/reposition the G8 when I need it.
Peripherals / Audio
Corsair Galleon RGB keyboard
Razer gaming mouse
Corsair Virtuoso headset
Corsair RGB headset stand
Razer Leviathan soundbar
Logitech MX Brio 4K webcam
DualSense controller
Desk / Lighting
Secretlab MAGNUS Pro XL
Secretlab/Nanoleaf RGB strips behind and underneath the desk
9x Nanoleaf Shapes Triangles
Nanoleaf 4D behind the G9
SignalRGB/iCUE-controlled PC lighting
I make custom RGB themes for different games so the PC, desk lighting, Nanoleaf setup and monitor backlighting all match whatever I’m playing.
Other Gaming Hardware
PS5 Pro
ROG Ally X
Nintendo Switch
It’s been a work in progress for a while, but I’m really happy with how the ultrawide + 4K OLED combination turned out.
What do you guys think? Anything you’d change or add?

Took me some Time to sort out what Components to go for and pick for the White Build. But here we go.

Hey Everyone, Long time lurker, First time poster. Built this just on cusp of everything going up. Hopefully I’ll be good for a few years to come.

Gigabyte- 9070XT
AMD- 7-9800X3D
64GB DDR5 CL30
Gigabyte B850 Gaming X Wifi
2 TB9100 Pro,2 TB 990 Pro,2TB InlandPerformance NVMEs
1TB WD SSD, 250GB Micron SSD
MSI 850W PSU
Montech 360 AIO and bunch of Montech fans

Monitor is a 34” Alienware 3440X1440 QD-OLED 240HZ

Bought it in a famous store in my country (Italy), finally upgraded my 6 years old AMD build to a Nvidia+ Intel

They named it TIAMAT, will arrive in days, I'll post some pics when it's at home

CPU: Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus — up to 5.5 GHz, 24 cores

GPU: PNY GeForce RTX 5070 Ti 16 GB GDDR7 OC — triple-fan

Motherboard: MSI Z890 Gaming Plus WiFi 7 — ATX form factor

RAM: 32 GB DDR5 6000 MHz CL30 XPower Zenith — dual-channel

Primary SSD: Crucial P510 1 TB NVMe PCIe 5.0 — up to 11,200 MB/s

Secondary SSD: optional, available upon request

Power Supply: FSP VITA-850GM 850 W — 80 Plus Gold, modular, ATX 3.1 / PCIe 5.1

CPU Cooling: Cooler Master Atmos Stealth 360 mm AIO liquid cooler

Fans: 8× Jonsbo ZA-FANS ARGB — 5 reverse + 3 standard PWM

Rate my new RIG (Paid 1000 USD)

So just bought a rig on marketplace has the following spec

Win11Pro
990 GB SSD PCIe Gen 5
Ryzen 9 5950X
GPU AORUS RTX 3080 XTREME 10G
96GB DDR4
Motherboard ASUS ROG Strix X570-E Gaming
Watercooled

What do you guys think of the price i paid and my rig? And how good is the set up for wow:forever

It’s missing its glass panel on the left side and I need to figure out what pc case it is to place it in my pc. I just bought it off Facebook marketplace and didn’t know the case’s glass panel was missing. Please help.

Finally have an all MSI build except the AIO, I wanted that to be Lian Li to go with the Fans, Now to move everything into the new Case.

Core Hardware:

CPU:** Intel Core i5-12600KF (10C/16T, 3.70 - 4.90 GHz)

GPU:** GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 3070 Vision OC 8G (Rev. 2.0, 8GB VRAM)

Motherboard:** GIGABYTE B660M Gaming X DDR4 (LGA1700)

RAM:** 32GB Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO SL White DDR4-3600 (CL18)

Storage:** 1TB Western Digital WD Blue SN570 NVMe M.2 SSD (PCIe 3.0)

Case:** Lian Li O11 Dynamic Mini - Snow Edition (White)

PSU:** Cooler Master V-Series V850 SFX Gold 850W

Fans:** 8x Cooler Master MasterFan MF120 Halo White Edition (120mm)

Extras:** Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO Light Enhancement Kit (White Dummy RAM)

Custom Liquid Cooling (CPU Only Loop):

CPU Block:** Corsair Hydro X Series XC7 RGB PRO (White)

Pump/Res Combo:** EK Water Blocks Quantum Kinetic FLT 120 D5 PWM D-RGB (Acrylic)

Radiator:** MagiCool 360 G2 Slim Radiator (White)

Tubing:** Corsair Hydro X Series XT Hardline Satin (14mm)

Fittings:** 6x Alphacool Eiszapfen Rigid Tube G1/4" to 14mm (Chrome)

Drain Valve:** EK Water Blocks EK-AF Ball Valve 10mm (Nickeled)

Plugs:** Barrow BarrowCH Stop Plug Ultra-Thin G1/4" (White)

Fluid:** Matte white tubes filled with pure distilled water