Immortal Fire

Sooooo I just happened to make this in photoshop...

For a average PC for editing and gaming people are not reaching the max output they can get with staying safe

the i7-7700k compared to ryzen 7 1800x the intel chip is cheaper

I still don't understand why you back AMD so much when you get the same performance out of Intel for less.

except that the new threadripper will be a extremely enthusiast grade and expensive cpu lineup and you would know this if you spent time researching computex 2017

If you check those score you will see that they are using kaby lake CPU's

How are you sure it will, it is the same ploy that apple uses, slap a new name on it and sell it at a higher price.

The processor you quoted has a 28 count of max amount of PCIe lanes. so how would it be helpfull to get a overpriced motherboard and a cpu that does the exact same thing.

threadripper is going to be a incredibly expensive cpu lineup and it will be a top of the line enthusiast processor.

well i am at my budget and i do not have the money to to go up to 32gbs of memory

Why do you believe this build would be a better budget build

I will also be doing video editing and multi threaded applications and using more cores than an average gamer.

If I use A 1080 Ti it will put cost over $2250

Hey everyone I am building a new gaming rig/editing station under $2000 in US currency, and I would like know if there is any suggestions that could make this build better. Here is my build on PC part picker https://pcpartpicker.com/list/7pRfZ8. P.S. I will upgrade it in the future.