Amd Computer With Nvidia Monitor

A very well built motherboard with all the features needed and more. A great addition alongside Amd 7950x3d and the nvidia 4090. Stellar performance and complements the above components. Easy to update bios and a great bios menu. No issues whatsoever getting this up and running, even with the new x3d chip.

The 6800 XT is in a sweet spot right now for 1440 gaming. If you find this card for $520-$560 you will not regret a purchase. The Nvidia 3080 offers essentially the same level of performance but costs approx $200 more. Any 6800 XT is good, but this ASUS model is a slice above the rest. Very well made with better than average cooling. If you want a quiet experience, AMD's Adrenaline software has a push button undervolt setting that works very well with almost no noticeable drop in performance. But this card also overclocks well if you don't mind the fan noise. People complain about AMD drivers, but don't believe the haters. That is a thing of the past. If you are considering a mid-tier card within the next year, this is a great buy right now. You can wait and see if AMD's mid tier next gen (i.e. RX 7600) will be a better proposition, but that might be a year from now. If ray tracing, streaming and some production programs are a priority for you, consider Nvidia, as they do it better, but you will pay more. The 6800 XT can still do ray tracing satisfactorily at 1440p in most games. (For example. I play Shadow of the Tomb Raider at max settings, with ray-traced shadows, and it is solid 60fps). 4K might be pushing it though for ray tracing. Overall a great buy you will be very happy with.

I think the 4070 ti super is the best card of this generation; both from nvidia and AMD. It offers solid 4K performance, AMAZING 1440p performance and OVERKILL for 1080p.

Spent the entirety of last weekend (Thursday-Sunday) researching the best deals on medium- high end pre-built PCs on the market. Came across this deal from watching a live stream of a tech reviewer and immediately checked it out. You will not currently find a better deal on a pre-built PC that has a 13th gen i9 CPU and NVIDIA RTX 4080. Trust me, I've looked everywhere. Not only that, but the computer has the components that are advertised- REAL NVIDIA RTX 4080, no re-branded GPU. The real deal. The Lenovo branded case also allows for future upgrades, to include RAM, more storage, PSU etc. I am shocked they are not sold out. Just a note- the computer will arrive to you with RAM operating at 4400 MHZ even though 5600 MHZ is advertised. You have to enter the BIOS (F12 during boot) and activate the 5600 MHZ via XMP. There is not a better computer out there for under $2,500. Lenovo put together the real deal. Highly recommended.

keep going, AMD!

I love this monitor. I only wish I could afford two of them. I also wish the video card in my laptop NVidia AX4000 could drive at 120hz like my M2 MB Pro. I also use the built in KVM which is awesome too.

Love the computer so far but never got the monitor.

Works with my Nvidia Sheild.

Research the rating on this AMD Ryzen 7 3700x and found it to be the best fit for my computer. Easy to install and works great so far. B & H was a great choice to buy my processor from. Great price and excellent customer service. They kept me updated & delivered earlier than expected!

I ended up upgrading from a AMD 3600x running on a B450 motherboard. While the AMD wasn't a slouch I wanted a little more future proofing and something that last 3-4 year's running DDR4. I thought about upgrading to a B550 and 5xxx processor but with the USB troubles AMD has had off and on. There attitude of being a small company when it comes to there drivers. I decided there was more value this generation in intel. Overall I am extremely pleased and the computer in General seems more snappy and responsive. I am sure part of that is the upgrade from PCI-Express 3.0 to 4.0 as most my components run the 4.0 standard. I don't think you can really go wrong with the intel processor this Generation. They might use a bit more power but unless your running the computer 24-7 under high work loads I don't see power consumption being a issue.