Glorious Alpha Two Testers!

Alpha Two Phase III testing has begun! During this phase, our realms will be open every day, and we'll only have downtime for updates and maintenance. We'll keep everyone up-to-date about downtimes in Discord.

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  • ArchivedUserArchivedUser Guest
    I recommend using pcpartspicker.com to helplay with building a system.
  • ArchivedUserArchivedUser Guest
    My Main system has 

    CPU: 5960x
    GPU: GTX 1080Ti
    Ram: 16 gigs DDR4 2400
    Drives: 1 Crucial 500gig ssd
                 2 x 1Tb Samsung 840 EVO
    Monitor: 27"  ROG Swift 1440p 144hz Gsync
    Headset: Astro A40 

    I re-purposed my old system in the livingroom and i game off it at times with my Steam controller when i dont want to leave my Lazyboy :) 

    CPU: i7 3770s quad core
    Ram: 16 gigs DDR3 
    GPU: GTX 980Ti
    Drives: 1 500g crucial MX300 SSD
    I game on a 48" 1080p Tv 


  • ArchivedUserArchivedUser Guest
    @Flameh0tyou can still try overclocking without aftermarket cooling, just don't go crazy on added voltage. just use MSI afterburner or the like and follow a basic guide if you're not familiar with the process.
  • ArchivedUserArchivedUser Guest
    Whocando said:
    the new AM4 platform will be supported till 2020. the R7 1700 represents the best overall value compared to the 1800 and 1800x.

    in terms of overall value performance per dollar the AMD R7 1700 is incredible, 8core 16thread for the same price as the 4core 8thread non K 7700. that can still overclock on the cheaper B350 chip set.
    With bios and driver updates the Ryzen line has been significantly closing the performance leads initially held by  Intel Skylake.

    the 7700k as mentioned is pretty much  a 1 trick high refresh rate pony in terms of performance its far from a bad CPU but its starting to tap out and stutter in multi threaded applications. and in comparison to the competition is overpriced.

    Intel has even suggested when the issue was found regarding that the 7700k was thermal spiking that users should not overclock it.....

    Intel might have the best* gaming CPU with high IPC but they still use bird poop for thermal interface material between the die and the ihs while voiding warranty by de-lidding.

    Intel supports and funds Feminist Frequency...just sayin.

    It's shifty practices as such that make me want to sell my 6700k and switch to AMD.

    That and my first PC build  was an AMD Athlon 64 x2 4200+ on socket 939, so i am a bit fuzzy to AMD but I am not a fanboy.
    This, but also if you pair a Ryzen with high speed memory you'll close the gap to the 7700K (3600MHz does this, but aim for min 3200MHz at least) and you get outstanding multithreaded performance for its price.
  • ArchivedUserArchivedUser Guest
    Flameh0t said:
    Ziz said:
    AoC doesnt run on my watercooled 1080ti & 7700k overclocked to 5.1

    id wait till release is closer to worry about it ;)
    @Ziz
    I've got a GTX 1080 Ti aswell, but need (want) some water cooling and don't know what to get. What do you have for your system? N does the water cooling system prevent any damage from OC'ing a GTX 1080 Ti?
    I use an EK water block on hte GPU tied in with 2 alpha cool xt45 360 radiators, an alpha cool 150mm eisbecher reservoir, a d5 vario pump and an Eisblock.

    Water cooling will keep it very cool and quiet if you have enough radiators. You can over lock a little higher than vs a good air cooled card but mine is silent even under full load
  • ArchivedUserArchivedUser Guest
    This game is being run on Unreal Engine 4, so if you look up the specs on that it will give you a rough idea, my PC is not the best but can still run Unreal Engine 4 but the game isn't going to be available until December 2018 so I wouldn't worry about it :smile:
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