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Yes but I would do this in any used SFF system

I have the following components and I am looking for the smallest ITX case by volume that can fit this Asus B450 ITX Case + all NVME Storage (do not need any 2.5/3.5 storage) SFX Size PSU Scythe Shuriken 2 CPU Air Cooler, 92mm Low Profile (58mm Tall) Nvidia P4 Telsa card with a 3d Printed...

your 4090 is more than a PS5+VR2... so from a value standpoint I guess it depends what hardware you already have.

I agree the 4080 is the better card period. I would try and ride out your current card if possible one more generation.

The only thing I have seen at work with out SFF HP Slim PCs (the ones that look like a stack of CDs) is the fans fail on them. For us it was over 50% failure rate.

So sadly I had to switch back to my old 2U Trusty rack mount supermicro Micro ATX board, E3-1265L v3, and 32GB ECC Ram. Same pool and drive config. After the latest upgrade to bluefin, my AMD ITX build was going bonkers booting reliably and giving me all kinds of fits..... So yes I have ECC ram...

Ding Ding we have a winner. This would be my first guess. Also whats stored on D:?

Good content. Used them before

Does not strike me as the tinkering type. Even for IT ppl Mikrotik has a steep learning curve

Based on OPs responses mikrotik is a bad recommendation.

Anything fiber should be good

Link to info and configuration?

Are you able to create a separate network? If so segment your IoT devices and put QoS and limit there speed. Look guest or wifi isolation

I will stick to RC builds only 🤣

Just did this big upgrade on my UDM pro. Took several upgrades as I run RC train. But all is well. Things seem solid. My OG wifi 5 in wall APs and ac lite are still chugging along without issues.

Honestly I would create a separate IoT network with vlans. But what equipment do you have. QoS usually sucks on most gear

Much better route imo...

Honestly without knowing what hardware, ISP speed and pipe type(coax, fiber, ethernet etc..) you have its useless to provide advice. Here is what I recommend: 2 SSID's 1 For all your devices 2.4 and 5GHZ 1 for Guests and limited there speeds to useable speeds based on how much upload speed...

Got it on Google Fi for my 6 today

agree I would stay away from these

bump price drop

Google Pixel 4a or 4a 5G or something cheap. Find a good selection on Swappa

Can it be a Xeon type chip?

Might not be out yet. Google FI user which runs on TMO and no update yet

I have a brand new 5800x3d that I was going to upgrade my 5600 but my time to game is pretty limited and my 5600 at 4.5ghz all core is good enough. Asking 300$ 285$ shipped to your door via PayPal or zelle.

Wifi calling on or off? Also certain phones carriers support HD or VoLTE calling and some combos don't...

I am same lol. Its due to no stock Heatsink which make sense for this part.

To many threads and cores for the scheduler to handle.

Not everyone wants to go through that but good deal. I will say in gaming the 5800x3d might have the edge over the 7900

Garbage

Pure Workstation Mode 5950x all day long. General mixed station 5800x3D all day long. Pure Gaming, 5800x3D or 5600 on a budget

AMD ICM can be picky. You also dealing with more cache or a weaker ICM. Not un-common to be honest.

There is no point to buy a new AM4 system. 5800x3D for drop in upgrade for 400 or 500 chipset owners only. If going new AMD build get AM5 now and try to wait for 7800x3D.

Depends on monitor, resolution and refresh rate. It still might be worth it.

Gaming will be night and day :)

Honestly it's the frame pacing and lows you should really look at. Honestly the 3d will give your AM4 extra legs... So really up to you

Just do it. I don't think we are gonna see it get much cheaper

If you have a micro center near you its cheaper at 299$

The 7800x3d is it he one to get if you have or want to move to AM5. I just pulled the trigger on the 5800x3d from my 5600 non X. Don't know why I did as I don't even game that much but I figured why the hell not. I like to tinker and will the 5600 for about haft the cost.

7800x3d is the part to get for gamers just like on the 5xxx chips.