My entire group of friends has no idea what a GPU is, I cri errytim. I try and converse about PC parts but its hopeless, they have absolutely no knowledge of the inner workings of a PC.
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probably the most sexy person on the forum, other than luke of course, nobody is sexier than luke
Although there's going to be a different director, I'm very sure JJ would probably have a large influence on what happens in the movie and would probably get a producing role like George did in Empire Strikes Back.
Although there's going to be a different director, I'm very sure JJ would probably have a large influence on what happens in the movie and would probably get a producing role like George did in Empire Strikes Back.
The original trilogy had different directors. Lol
Star Wars
Directed by George Lucas
Return of the Jedi
Directed by Richard Marquand
The Empire Strikes Back
Directed by Irvin Kershner
Why does everyone forget this?
This is my guide on how to build your first PC, explaining how to set a budget, pick parts, build the pc and install software and maintenance.
My full list of PC Builds up to $3000 AUD | http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/285574-my-full-list-of-pc-builds-aud/
*this is like, really out of date at the mo, might update again soon though*
Stage 1: Planning
So what you want to do first in any PC build is to work out: What you wish to do with the PC (eg. editing, CAD programs, general use, gaming), how much you wish to spend on the computer and any other decisions that need to be made.
What you have to do next, is to pick all of the parts being used in the build.
Choosing a CPU: In terms of CPU choices, you have to companies to choose from: AMD or Intel
AMD: AMD usually shines in budget oriented builds such as the one we are doing, however leaves virtually no upgrade path due to the AM3 socket being used up. AMD chips also typically have a higher heat output and TDP, usually requiring a 3rd party cooler.
Intel: Intel chips are usually faster then the AMD chips that they are compared to, but cost much more money. However, intel chips are more power efficient, create less heat and generally work better.
Choosing a Motherboard: So when you look for a motherboard, you have to find, 1. A board on the socket you have chosen. 2. Decide what features you will benefit from 3. Do some "futureproofing" and think about what upgrades you may make in the future. Look at features like different types of hard drives, bios usability, and things like dual CMOS and what not.
There are 3 main types of motherboard sizes to choose from: ITX mATX and ATX, with features and usability going down on the smaller sizes (matx and itx)
Choosing A HDD: There are two types of drives that you can put in your system, 1. Is and SSD 2. A mechanical drive
What's an SSD?: SSD stands for solid state drive, and have no moving parts. SSD's are typically much faster than mechanical hard drives, but often can't match them in sheer capacity or price (although, in recent times we have seen SSD prices/capacity get much better).
Mechanical HDD: A mechanical HDD has a moving disk that spins at a high RPM to read data, which usually creates more noise, and is less efficient and fast than an SSD.
I generally get WD Blue hard drives for just all round stuff, and coupled with an SSD it's even better.
Choosing A Case: When you pick your case you want to consider what size you want your PC to be, what functionality you wish to have, do you want a color theme, and what size mobo you wish to put in it. Look for good build quality, you will always regret picking a lackluster case.
Choosing A PSU: When you are picking a PSU, what you want to consider is:
- wattage (how much you are going to need for your parts)
- Efficiency, when you buy a PSU you want something that has an 80+ efficiency rating with bronze, gold, platinum generally being your options with efficiency rating being the best at platinum efficiency.
Refer to this link: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-1804779/power-supply-unit-tier-list.html for more info
Also, thanks to @STRMfrmXMN for an excellent guide on PSU efficiency and ratings. [spoiler=]http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/423141-80-plus-efficiency-and-what-it-really-means/
Choosing a GPU: This is what you want to pile most of your money into, due to it being the main performance decider in terms of gaming, you choose this last so you know how much you have to spend on it, spend as much as possible on this. There is a brilliant guide by @wcreek comparing AMD's options to Nvidia's counterparts that I'll link here [spoiler=]http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/434486-amd-gpus-and-their-nvidia-counterpart/
Stage 2: Building the PC
1. Build your PC outside of the case using the box that your motherboard came in to check that all of the parts work.
2. Install the CPU and RAM
3. Install the PSU in the case (this is probably the easiest part of the build
4. Install mobo standoffs in case
5. Install mobo
6. rout all cables from PSU, front IO headers onto the corresponding ports on the mobo
7. Install Hard drive in one of the bays
8. Rout SATA and SATA power to motherboard as well.
9. Install the GPU including screws and corresponding power cables
*I know this is pretty basic, but if you follow a guide on youtube it is really easy.*
Stage 3: Installing Software
Installing Windows should be pretty easy, use this guide to help you.
Once you have windows installed, go over to chrome and search ninite. Ninite can easily download all of the basic software you need without the immense bloatware that you usually get.
You have finished your PC congrats!
If you need additional help either PM me or consult
*Don't use this as a main source of material, use other sources to expand your knowledge on PCs, there are people that know a lot more about PCs than me out there (duh).*
This is the same reason Valve refuses to create Half Life 3, The game is so hyped to the point the game could be hav Lord Gaben himself in it and people would still be disappointed.
Okay,
1. Halo 5 is already confirmed to be sub-par at best.
2. PC has...more (and probably better) exclusives than Xbox and PS4, jesus....eg. CSGO, LoL.