I need your opinion

[===PCtyc00n===]

Im about to order my new build and I just saw Haswell-E came out.  I was going to go with a 4790k and 32gbs of corsair vengeance pro ram and [ http://pcpartpicker.com/p/6nLQK8 ] but since I'm buying from microcenter I saw the 5820k is only 20 bucks more so idk if i should switch

 

If any of you guys can do this can u make a revised system list for the 5820k [including watercooling parts]

 

My uses for the pc will be gaming and vid editing as well as some programming
 

note : i didnt actually buy w/c yet someone else is going to pay 4 that so i put it down as purchased

[Pelop17]

Im about to order my new build and I just saw Haswell-E came out.  I was going to go with a 4790k and 32gbs of corsair vengeance pro ram and [ http://pcpartpicker.com/p/6nLQK8 ] but since I'm buying from microcenter I saw the 5820k is only 20 bucks more so idk if i should switch

 

If any of you guys can do this can u make a revised system list for the 5820k [including watercooling parts]

 

My uses for the pc will be gaming and vid editing as well as some programming

 

note : i didnt actually buy w/c yet someone else is going to pay 4 that so i put it down as purchased

Is  a very good deal , but you will have to go with a different platform

I will suggest buying it since is so cheap

This cpu are bassicly the same and perform the same as well

so if you oc 4790k you will be fine,

but still is a very good deal since you will be doing video editing which need more cores to perform faster

For gpu ? with what will you g with?

[NannerBeans]

That RAM is super overkill. You're pretty much throwing $200 away there. Grab a cheaper 16GB kit at either 1600/1866/2133. As for Haswell-E, I wouldn't bother unless you are willing to spend a whole lot more money because DDR4 is not going to be cheap. 

[Pelop17]

Im about to order my new build and I just saw Haswell-E came out.  I was going to go with a 4790k and 32gbs of corsair vengeance pro ram and [ http://pcpartpicker.com/p/6nLQK8 ] but since I'm buying from microcenter I saw the 5820k is only 20 bucks more so idk if i should switch

 

If any of you guys can do this can u make a revised system list for the 5820k [including watercooling parts]

 

My uses for the pc will be gaming and vid editing as well as some programming

 

note : i didnt actually buy w/c yet someone else is going to pay 4 that so i put it down as purchased

What is your budget?

[Clyne]

you can get a wd blue or a seagate barracuda, 16 gb of ram would be enough 

[MourningSouls]

The CPU might only be an extra $20, but the motherboard is going to be another $150 or so, as is the RAM.

 

As for whether it's worth it or not, if video editing is your work, I'll say yes. If it's just a hobby, throwing some gameplay on Youtube or whatever, then in my honest opinion, no. And I have absolutely no idea what programming needs hardware wise so I can't judge value for that.

[===PCtyc00n===]

Is a very good deal , but you will have to go with a different platform

I will suggest buying it since is so cheap

This cpu are bassicly the same and perform the same as well

so if you oc 4790k you will be fine,

but still is a very good deal since you will be doing video editing which need more cores to perform faster

For gpu ? with what will you g with?

gigabyte r9 290oc its on my list on dat pcpartpicker link

What is your budget?

2k for the system including peripherals and 500 for watercooling

[Pelop17]

2k for the system including peripherals and 500 for watercooling

your build is fine, stay with the i7 4790k and get a cheaper ram disk 16gb are enough

 

The CPU might only be an extra $20, but the motherboard is going to be another $150 or so, as is the RAM.

 

As for whether it's worth it or not, if video editing is your work, I'll say yes. If it's just a hobby, throwing some gameplay on Youtube or whatever, then in my honest opinion, no. And I have absolutely no idea what programming needs hardware wise so I can't judge value for that.

 

I agreee with you

gigabyte r9 290oc its on my list on dat pcpartpicker link

sorry didint see that link

 

ps: programming does ot need any hardware specifications

[Syraz]

Do you need the the 2 extra cores? do you need the 12 extra pcie lanes? do you need ddr4? do you need the metric crapton of sata ports?

 

Those you should ask yourself first

[Faceman]

I actually think for your scenario, it would be helpful to go for the X99 Platform.  It sounds like you are a true power user, and you will benefit greatly from this extra horsepower.  The i7-4790k is no slouch, but if you are willing to spend the money and be an early adopter, then 5820k is worth it.  Just be aware that you will be spending more money on motherboard and DDR4, not to mention, problems might arise because you are an early adapter.

 

I wasn't sure if you needed a monitor, so I didn't include one.  I would like to recommend the LG Superwide 34' 1440p Curved Monitor.

 

PCPartPicker part list: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/WJ8fxr
Price breakdown by merchant: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/WJ8fxr/by_merchant/

CPU: Intel Core i7-5820K 3.3GHz 6-Core Processor  ($299.00)
Motherboard: ASRock X99 Extreme3 ATX LGA2011-3 Motherboard  ($209.79 @ Newegg)
Memory: G.Skill Ripjaws Series 32GB (4 x 8GB) DDR4-2400 Memory  ($499.99 @ Newegg)
Storage: Samsung 840 EVO 250GB 2.5" Solid State Drive  ($118.99 @ Amazon)  <-- Splurge for the best, either Samsung or Intel SSDs.
Storage: Western Digital BLACK SERIES 2TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive  ($138.98 @ OutletPC)
Video Card: Gigabyte Radeon R9 290 4GB WINDFORCE Video Card  ($378.99 @ SuperBiiz) <-- Can be found for $330 on NCIX.  It recently sold out.
Case: Phanteks Enthoo Luxe ATX Full Tower Case  ($149.99 @ Amazon)  <-- Simply amazing case for the money.  The Enthoo Pro is also a very good option.  This is a watercooler's dream case.
Power Supply: EVGA SuperNOVA 1000 P2 1000W 80+ Platinum Certified Fully-Modular ATX Power Supply  ($169.99 @ NCIX US)
Optical Drive: LG GH24NS90 DVD/CD Writer  ($15.99)
Keyboard: Corsair Vengeance K70 Wired Gaming Keyboard  ($99.99 @ Amazon)  <-- The new RGB Keyboards should be out soon for around $180.
Mouse: Razer DeathAdder Black Edition Wired Optical Mouse  ($58.99 @ SuperBiiz)  <-- Logitech G502 if you are interested.
Headphones: Sennheiser RS 180 Headphones  ($221.49 @ Amazon)  <-- Superlux HD668Bs for only $40 are incredible performance for cheap.  Very popular headset.
Other: radiator (Purchased For $80.00)
Other: reservoir (Purchased For $55.00)
Other: pump (Purchased For $95.00)
Other: fittings 10 of them! (Purchased For $60.00)
Other: advanced lrt tubing [red to match my build (Purchased For $35.00)
Other: cpu waterblock (Purchased For $61.00)
Other: silver aka biocide (Purchased For $9.00)
Other: Noctua nff12s 3 of them for my rad [ill upgrade the rest of the case later] (Purchased For $64.00)
Other: distilled water (Purchased For $15.00)
Other: modmic ($50.00)
Total: $2886.18
Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available
Generated by PCPartPicker 2014-08-30 02:54 EDT-040

[===PCtyc00n===]

I actually think for your scenario, it would be helpful to go for the X99 Platform.  It sounds like you are a true power user, and you will benefit greatly from this extra horsepower.  The i7-4790k is no slouch, but if you are willing to spend the money and be an early adopter, then 5820k is worth it.  Just be aware that you will be spending more money on motherboard and DDR4, not to mention, problems might arise because you are an early adapter.

 

I wasn't sure if you needed a monitor, so I didn't include one.  I would like to recommend the LG Superwide 34' 1440p Curved Monitor.

 

PCPartPicker part list: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/WJ8fxr

Price breakdown by merchant: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/WJ8fxr/by_merchant/

CPU: Intel Core i7-5820K 3.3GHz 6-Core Processor  ($299.00)

Motherboard: ASRock X99 Extreme3 ATX LGA2011-3 Motherboard  ($209.79 @ Newegg)

Memory: G.Skill Ripjaws Series 32GB (4 x 8GB) DDR4-2400 Memory  ($499.99 @ Newegg)

Storage: Samsung 840 EVO 250GB 2.5" Solid State Drive  ($118.99 @ Amazon)  <-- Splurge for the best, either Samsung or Intel SSDs.

Storage: Western Digital BLACK SERIES 2TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive  ($138.98 @ OutletPC)

Video Card: Gigabyte Radeon R9 290 4GB WINDFORCE Video Card  ($378.99 @ SuperBiiz) <-- Can be found for $330 on NCIX.  It recently sold out.

Case: Phanteks Enthoo Luxe ATX Full Tower Case  ($149.99 @ Amazon)  <-- Simply amazing case for the money.  The Enthoo Pro is also a very good option.  This is a watercooler's dream case.

Power Supply: EVGA SuperNOVA 1000 P2 1000W 80+ Platinum Certified Fully-Modular ATX Power Supply  ($169.99 @ NCIX US)

Optical Drive: LG GH24NS90 DVD/CD Writer  ($15.99)

Keyboard: Corsair Vengeance K70 Wired Gaming Keyboard  ($99.99 @ Amazon)  <-- The new RGB Keyboards should be out soon for around $180.

Mouse: Razer DeathAdder Black Edition Wired Optical Mouse  ($58.99 @ SuperBiiz)  <-- Logitech G502 if you are interested.

Headphones: Sennheiser RS 180 Headphones  ($221.49 @ Amazon)  <-- Superlux HD668Bs for only $40 are incredible performance for cheap.  Very popular headset.

Other: radiator (Purchased For $80.00)

Other: reservoir (Purchased For $55.00)

Other: pump (Purchased For $95.00)

Other: fittings 10 of them! (Purchased For $60.00)

Other: advanced lrt tubing [red to match my build (Purchased For $35.00)

Other: cpu waterblock (Purchased For $61.00)

Other: silver aka biocide (Purchased For $9.00)

Other: Noctua nff12s 3 of them for my rad [ill upgrade the rest of the case later] (Purchased For $64.00)

Other: distilled water (Purchased For $15.00)

Other: modmic ($50.00)

Total: $2886.18

Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available

Generated by PCPartPicker 2014-08-30 02:54 EDT-040

whats a cheaper monitor man thats kinda expensive

 

Also do you have any ideas for watercooling blocks etc

 

is this mobo better http://www.microcenter.com/single_product_results.aspx?sku=407569 i can get it for the same price as the other one bundled

[Faceman]

whats a cheaper monitor man thats kinda expensive

 

Also do you have any ideas for watercooling blocks etc

I don't have much experience with custom watercooling, I have a separate AIO for my CPU and GPU(cost less than $200) Im assuming you mean a GPU water block?  First, you have to decide what model R9 290 you want, then you go to EK's website and find a GPU water block that is compatible with your card.  This water block is going to cost between $100-$150 depending how fancy you want it.

 

Please give that case I mentioned some serious consideration, it is a magnificent case.  I own the Phanteks Enthoo Pro which is the $100 version, and even that case is a water cooler's delight.  For your build, I selected the Enthoo Luxe which comes with a few extras.  You will not find a higher quality, more feature-rich case than the Phanteks Enthoo Pro/Luxe for the money.  The customer service is also top notch.  I cannot recommend the Phanteks line of cases enough.

 

Ya, it is an expensive monitor, but it is really incredible and it sounds like you will be doing a lot of work related tasks, so having a big and beautiful monitor will really help you out.  Another option, which is more economical is buying two monitors and putting them side by side.  It is far less expensive, but you will have a bezel in the middle.

LG34UM65 - $600 <-- Same monitor as previously mentioned except 1080p

 

LG27EA33V - $230 <-- This monitor is actually pretty incredible, I just stumbled upon it while looking for you and am now considering it for a colleague.  It is 27inches, made by LG, and most importantly IPS Panel.  Whatever monitor you buy, make sure that it is IPS panel.  It has a low response time of 5ms, making it fantastic for work or gaming, and best of all, is only $230.  It is currently out of stock on Tigerdirect and Newegg, it has VERY positive reviews all around.  I should note, TigerDirect is offering $15 off any purchase of $100 or more this weekend for Labor Day.  Bringing the total down to $215 if it was in stock, or if you could somehow back-order it?  Downside-1 Year Warranty

 

Asus 239H-P - $160 <-- This is the monitor that I use personally.  I enjoy it a lot.  My main purpose for my rig is gaming and general computer use.  It is a very nice monitor from a good brand, came with a 3 year warranty(a lot of monitors come with only 1), and is big enough for my use.  In all honesty, I am looking to upgrade to 1440p in the near future, probably the 34" LG Curved Monitor.  But for what I do, and what you do, it is a nice-cost effective option.

EDIT*  The Asus Monitor is actually only $155 on Amazon, and you can pair that with a $10 MIR for a total of $145.

 

If you need something with exceptional color accuracy or something to that effect, the Asus ProArt(PA) Series is very good, but more expensive.

[===PCtyc00n===]

I don't have much experience with custom watercooling, I have a separate AIO for my CPU and GPU(cost less than $200) Im assuming you mean a GPU water block?  First, you have to decide what model R9 290 you want, then you go to EK's website and find a GPU water block that is compatible with your card.  This water block is going to cost between $100-$150 depending how fancy you want it.

 

Please give that case I mentioned some serious consideration, it is a magnificent case.  I own the Phanteks Enthoo Pro which is the $100 version, and even that case is a water cooler's delight.  For your build, I selected the Enthoo Luxe which comes with a few extras.  You will not find a higher quality, more feature-rich case than the Phanteks Enthoo Pro/Luxe for the money.  The customer service is also top notch.  I cannot recommend the Phanteks line of cases enough.

 

Ya, it is an expensive monitor, but it is really incredible and it sounds like you will be doing a lot of work related tasks, so having a big and beautiful monitor will really help you out.  Another option, which is more economical is buying two monitors and putting them side by side.  It is far less expensive, but you will have a bezel in the middle.

LG34UM65 - $600 <-- Same monitor as previously mentioned except 1080p

 

LG27EA33V - $230 <-- This monitor is actually pretty incredible, I just stumbled upon it while looking for you and am now considering it for a colleague.  It is 27inches, made by LG, and most importantly IPS Panel.  Whatever monitor you buy, make sure that it is IPS panel.  It has a low response time of 5ms, making it fantastic for work or gaming, and best of all, is only $230.  It is currently out of stock on Tigerdirect and Newegg, it has VERY positive reviews all around.  I should note, TigerDirect is offering $15 off any purchase of $100 or more this weekend for Labor Day.  Bringing the total down to $215 if it was in stock, or if you could somehow back-order it?  Downside-1 Year Warranty

 

Asus 239H-P - $160 <-- This is the monitor that I use personally.  I enjoy it a lot.  My main purpose for my rig is gaming and general computer use.  It is a very nice monitor from a good brand, came with a 3 year warranty(a lot of monitors come with only 1), and is big enough for my use.  In all honesty, I am looking to upgrade to 1440p in the near future, probably the 34" LG Curved Monitor.  But for what I do, and what you do, it is a nice-cost effective option.

EDIT*  The Asus Monitor is actually only $155 on Amazon, and you can pair that with a $10 MIR for a total of $145.

 

If you need something with exceptional color accuracy or something to that effect, the Asus ProArt(PA) Series is very good, but more expensive.

I just ordered your monitor thanks