I'm just about to buy my first pc (previously notebook), I now have before me to get the 900euro pc from Hardwaredealz, only I read in the comments of Rx Vega 56 that it should be very loud, so it seems also bad reviews, that's the one that should be:
https://www.mindfactory.de/...28240.html
That's why I've searched for reviews and this has much better ratings:
https://www.mindfactory.de/...89368.html
But in the comments, both say that they should be very loud.
I personally would rather take the bottom, because of the reviews and the price.
but I see that the clock rate at one point is a bit lower, you realize there later differences?
and since it is my first real pc, I'm afraid that I can't handle the noise…
… Is the GPU really that loud?
Now a 2nd question:
there's no cooler for the processor in the compilation, was not it?
Is that a problem?
https://www.hardwaredealz.com/bester-gaming-pc-fuer-unter-900-euro-gamer-pc-bis-900-euro/
1. Yes, the graphics card is very loud, because the cooler is absolutely undersized
2. A cooler is already included in the processor. If you do not want to overclock, the cooler is perfectly adequate and quiet.
Amd is known to overheat and be loud, but they are cheap compared to Intel and Nvidia.
There's no cooler because most likely the Amd Ryzen box cooler is on the processor (which is quite ok and lit).
If you want a quiet, why not this then?
Which of the two versions is quieter?
and do you notice the tack later difference in GAme or in VR?
To my first question, should I then resort to rx 2060 or is there a vega 56 version from 10 to 30euro is more expensive and quieter?
Which is now quieter, I can't tell you, but the reviews and various reviews should tell you this. Just google it.
And no, whether that's 50 MHz more or less, it makes no difference.
Even overclocking from 100-200 MHz makes just about 2-3 FPS on average, maybe up to 5 FPS more depending on the game.
