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More on reddit.comBuilt myself a desktop gaming computer, seller says I need to "upgrade" the motherboard, do I?
The thing is that you are about to buy a "k" variant processor which is built for overclocking and your motherboard does not support overclocking.
What's weird is that your seller recommends a different B560 board, but B-series boards are never built for overclocking, so you should either get a "Z"-series board so you can overclock your 11600k or you keep the previous motherboard and switch your cpu to a non-k version like the i5 11600.
Whatever your seller tried to tell you about the 'VRM cooling not being good enough' is a non-issue. What you should do is either get a Z-motherboard for overclocking or switch your cpu out for a non-overclockable one.
Regarding monitors:
144+Hz is great, but if you don't play competitive online games you're probably not gonna need it for now.
I have to say though that ever since I switched over to 144hz, I could never go back to 60.
I am looking into buying a new gaming pc since mine is almost 10 years old. I was looking for a pc around $2000 that will run games such as Warhammer 3 and will last me for another good 5-8 years and found this pre build on Canada Computers:
https://www.canadacomputers.com/en/armoury-gaming-desktops/269780/armoury-ryzen-7-7800x3d-rx-7800-xt-32gb-ddr5-2tb-ssd-wi-fi-6-win11h-rtaru00276.html
Any thoughts on this build, am I better off getting a custom made pc from either memory express or canada computers? FYI, I don't really know much about computers, so any suggestion is welcome.
Edit: Thanks for all comments. I have decided to buy a case + power supply bundle and a 7800X3D cpu combo with X670 mobo and 32gb Ram from Canada Computers and use the GPU and SSD that I already have on my current computer, since these are the only 2 parts I updated a few years ago, and I can get by for another few months waiting for a nice sale for a new GPU (preferably a 9070X)
Here are the links for the bundles I am planning to buy plus a CPU cooler:
https://www.canadacomputers.com/en/amd-desktop-processors/268046/amd-r7-7800x3d-cpu-msi-x670e-gaming-plus-wifi-motherboard-corsair-rgb-32gb-d5-6000mhz-white-ram.html
https://www.canadacomputers.com/en/mid-tower-cases/270536/corsair-frame-4000d-rs-argb-modular-mid-tower-pc-case-rm850x-power-supply.html
https://www.canadacomputers.com/en/cpu-air-coolers/231872/deepcool-ak620-zero-dark-high-performance-cpu-cooler-dual-tower-design-2x-120mm-fluid-dynamic-bearing-fans-6-copper-heat-pipes--r-ak620-bknnmt-g-1.html