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For me, and I know it's not perfect but, If you want Intel and can't squeeze the budget to go up to 12th gen then look at the 11400f, widely touted as the value to performance king just a few short months ago, and it's cheaper. Try to divert the savings into faster ram and a more powerful PSU...

Point is, there are people out there who are desperate for a card, any card, buy this, use as a placemarker, buy better when either the price drops or they can afford it. Still not good value though, but what is?

What? There's a PC case WITHOUT a glass panel? Quick, someone fetch me my smelling salts!

Definitely sounds like something, somewhere is touching a fan.

According to interweb, " 1 x M.2 Socket 3, , with M Key, type 2260/2280 storage devices support (both SATA & PCIE mode)"

Which is why the 12400f is so good, no e cores. It's odd that so far the value / performance matrix certainly on the 11 and 12 series rests on the 400F. Chinny wonders 🤔

Me, I would be looking at 24" 1080p and 144Hz take a look at this But as always, my opinion only.

Hi, can you post up the complete spec of the one you're looking at, it would allow us to give more accurate advice.

Have you run all the updates?

So, a quick question that's no doubt been asked and answered but, local account? Or Windows account? I'm aware ( I think) of the 'benefits' of having a windows account but what do you all think?

You've probably seen this by now but I think it's helpful to those contemplating investing in new ram.

Almost two years ago, so there's that.

Can you please post up the full spec from your order page so as to give us a better chance.

Just an observation, one I've made many time. There is no such thing as 'future proof' in computers there is merely forward compatibility. No matter what you get, in six months time something bigger, better and faster will be here. "There's never a good time to buy a computer or a car".

Possibly just indicating that it's active.

Faster RAM. Bigger PSU. Ditch Bullguard. Personally I would swap the CPU for the 11400f, but that's just me.

Power AND cash.

While I put a 650w into my current rig THIRTEEN years ago and never maxed that out. Signs and wonders, signs and wonders.

Mine's just gone to build. Day ten.

The 11400f has a slightly higher single thread performance and is way cheaper. Unless you really need those extra threads then the 11400f is the better choice.