8600G has a pretty good iGPU. The 7600 has more processing power but nowhere near the same graphics power. If you're running the rig without a GPU you will want the 8600G, if you use a discrete GPU then the 7600 is a better choice.
What performance comparison would you want to see? There are...
Taking out the HDD, boosting the build a little for gaming runs around £200. I would like the XT GPU, but it's not available.
Again note that this presumes you are re-using the current windows license and monitor etc. This is just for the PC/Tower.
Case
CORSAIR 3000D AIRFLOW MID TOWER GAMING...
There's a sticky on it by @SpyderTracks, saves loads of back and forth.
https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/forums/threads/when-posting-for-technical-support.77839/
1. Poor case, 2 generation old CPU, poor level motherboard, single dimm of RAM (And previous generation DDR4), ancient GPU that isn't even as powerful even modern iGPUs, slow primary drive by modern standards, abysmal power supply.
2. I would just drop the 2TB Seagate drive. No need if you...
You're free to install/uninstall as you see fit, no warranty issues.
Good post here from @Martinr36
https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/forums/threads/my-new-pc-keeps-crashing-whilst-playing-games.95783/post-730721
As it's quite a new system I would probably try a fresh windows install, that would be my go-to. If the errors presented after that then it would likely be down to either harddrive or memory.
Have you reformatted windows before? A proper clean install with deleted partitions etc?
New updated and simplified method for providing the above information from @ubuysa:
On a couple of other forums on which I do BSOD analysis they use a custom-coded data collection app that gathers all the necessary data into a simple zip file, which the user uploads to a cloud service. I would...
New updated and simplified method for providing the above information from @ubuysa:
On a couple of other forums on which I do BSOD analysis they use a custom-coded data collection app that gathers all the necessary data into a simple zip file, which the user uploads to a cloud service. I would...
On the spec I would probably go for a couple of changes:
RAM - The chipset is quad channel so you will get a benefit from 4 slots filled rather than 2. I would either opt for 4x16GB or 4X32GB depending on budget.
Storage - 4TB primary drive gives me the fear, makes me think you're going to run...
This presumes you can transfer your license over from your current system and also make use of the monitor. Your initial build is very poor and definitely not something we would recommend to anyone. I cannot get you inside £1k without making compromises on the OS and the monitor while still...
They're all relative
7800XT - £578 (All the frames you'll need)
7900 GRE - £678 (+£100, more frames)
4070Ti Super - £886 (+£308 more frames again)
They cannot be compared, everything is budget related. You gave a budget so I helped find the best build within that budget. If your budget has...
What's the budget for the PC & Monitor, collective or separate. Are there any limitations in size etc? What about the PC itself, you have opted for a nano build which I would recommend avoiding like the plague for a gaming rig. We can get a smaller mid-tower case if space is of the essence but...