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Yes, definetely the way to go atm.

I'm very sure there are no student discounts available at PCS. You'd need to go to an overpriced vendor like Dell to get that :cool:

Thanks good news, thanks for updating us

Called them today about this and they have no information to share yet.

The M.2 NVMe would make a significant difference. The memory is more questionable I would say. I think AMD processors are more sensitive to higher RAM speeds.

Definetely go for a M.2 NVMe storage for the boot/Windows drive. Also I would recommend upgrading to 3200Mhz rated memory.

23,107 people patiently waiting on YouTube for the show to start. No pressure then.

I'm amazing that there have been so few leaks with this one.

ok, thanks for the explanation.

Scott, I am also wondering why it's better to go with the 3200 memory instead of the 3600.

Are you sure the X-570F doesn't support AMD Zen3? I'm pretty sure it does. I would highly recommend waiting at least until 8th Oct to see what AMD announces before ordering.

Unless you're using a lot of apps/windows that you like to leave open betweens sessions, it's probably better to shut it down. Must be great to move to a desktop that's so fast to boot up.

Thanks :) I think you have a preference for a higher FOV and I prefer to have a higher resolution. It's all about the higher quality visuals for me and if you need a higher field of view, just turn your head. In sim racing, I think it matters even more because you're mostly looking straight...

Let's see what happens - I'll still have my Valve Index when the HP G2 arrives so I'll be able to make a better choice/comparison then. This is interesting... ]

Thanks for the feedback Scott The main reason for ordering the HP Reverb G2 is for the resolution upgrade. I tried the original HP Reverb and the resolution is much better than the Value. I just couldn't stand the terrible sound / software IPD adjustment and Windows Mixed Reality setup so I...

My budget is £2750. The PC will be used 90% of the time to play a simulation / game called iRacing.com. I use the Valve Index VR headset most of the time but I also have a triple 1080 monitor set up. I have a HP Reverb G2 headset on order which has a significantly higher resolution. VR is very...

You're right, the sound card is not a necessity but for the cost (£28), it's useful to have a decicated option as the system I use, still requires front/rear/left/right sound output (not USB) to run 4 transducers which is set up for pedals / seat / left car / right car vibrations. I'm more...

That's exacly right, the sim reads the telemetry data from the wheel on the car and sends a signal to the sound card. This allows you to 'feel' every bump in the road, get a sensation of the engine throttle and even give you a jolt when you crash! This will give you a good idea of how it works

Thanks for your advice. My error with the 3090 comment as it's actually a 3080 I'm planning to order. The sound card is to power some vibration transducers for my racing rig.

Couple of things to mention about this order: 1) I'm going to send in my own case in - Lian Li PC-O11DW 2) The cooler is going to be swapped out for a NZXT Kraken X73. I'm just waiting for a quote from them 3) As I've got an ASUS 3080 requested, I'm assuming the order will be fullfilled sometime...