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RyanStitch

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    RyanStitch got a reaction from Anir in New Rig Suggestion please   
    @Anir @Thread212 @Mike Soda
    Updated decision  
    Motherboard: B150 PRO Gaming Aura 
    CPU: i5 6500
    GPU: Asus GTX 1070 OC 8GB
    SSD: Samsung 850 EVO 250GB
    HHD: Seagate Barracuda 3TB
    Casing: Corsair Carbide SPEC Alpha
    RAM: G.skill Ripjaws V 2400MHZ 2x8GB 16GB
    PSU: EVGA G2 650W
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    RyanStitch got a reaction from Oswin in Setting up a new rig   
    sorry EVGA G2 650W
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    RyanStitch reacted to Oswin in Setting up a new rig   
    you forgot to quote the person you want to reply, it is not overkill, but it is more than the maximum speed your mobo can handle. unless you go with something like 2666MHz then its overkill.
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    RyanStitch reacted to Cereal5 in Setting up a new rig   
    Chrome destroys your RAM lmao
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    RyanStitch reacted to Brian McKee in Setting up a new rig   
    Anything with chromium will destroy it but Chrome is def the worst offender. I hate this shiz.
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    RyanStitch reacted to Cereal5 in Setting up a new rig   
    Bam. He doesn't need a 6700K. he just said he doesnt understand overclocking. Anyone that doesn't understand it probably wouldnt be comfortable with it either. Thats why i originally recommended the 6700 non-k. save a few dollars on the CPU  and the motherboard. just cause his budget is 1500 doesnt mean he needs to spend 1500
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    RyanStitch reacted to Gonio in Setting up a new rig   
    Intel has locked (non K) and unlocked (K) CPU's. K CPU's can be overclocked (OC) beyond their factory settings and have an unlocked multiplier, henche the unlocked. OC helps to gain more performance without spending money on a better CPU, because you increase the limits of performance possible. OC has some drawbacks like needing more cooling and more power usage if OCed. But a simple OC is no hassle these days, and can be easily done if needed with proper parts.
     
    For the GPU: You need a 1070 atleast for 1440p 120Hz. Performance wise the Asus strix and EVGA ACX 3.0 cooler perform similar and trade blows in the performance of steady boost clocks and average fps output. However the EVGA is always more silent and a bit cooler. But if EVGA is hard to get or way more expensive go with the Strix: it's also a very good one.
     
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    RyanStitch reacted to Cereal5 in Setting up a new rig   
    Zotac is a well known brand who has built a good reputation. For the money you can save with the GPU+PSU bundle I think it is a great deal
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    RyanStitch reacted to Fluxus in Setting up a new rig   
    This is much more like it for a $1500 budget. And since you mentioned you also want to use it as a workstation, the i7 would really help out. And since there is a bit of money left you can add more storage/whatever you would like.
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    RyanStitch got a reaction from Oswin in Setting up a new rig   
    ok thanks ^^
     
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