Settlerteo

You talk about value and yet you have those parts?

Any of the CPU's you mentioned will do fine, i would recommend to hold out for Ryzen 3rd Gen though

We are fairly close to the Ryzen 3 launch as rumors suggest could be coming by May or June so if you can, hold off until we can see what Ryzen 3 can truly do. 

thank you , wish me luck (y)

If you thinking of ryzen wait for zen2. If not 6700 is a great cpu. Just upgrade your GPU.

Sell

I guess I got wrapped up with the term MircoServer and went down the like for like route when in reality an mATX or ATX will certainly have 6+ SATA Ports along with 2-4 PCIe Slots (For Future Expansion)... back to the drawing board I think.
 
 

Kudos to everyone contributed for the new list!!

new  ryzen apu(3600g would be the strongest one) would probably be equivalent or stronger than a 580.

i m sorry just not used to this ..but again thanks for your help.

Hostile?
 
If I'm hostile, he's rude.  Expecting help without even asking.  He just expected folks to jump.  Boom, find me a graphics card, here are my specs.  At least lube me up first
 
 

I learned a few things today, 
1 some girls like hairy guys
2 never wear white on a date
3 never choose a love story movie for a first date( the girl may think you want to make out with her) 
4 practice my kissing
5 never talk about pc games at date
6 never say how hot a female char is in a game
7 never wear light color jeans
And lastly don't ever sweat like a pig and n your date. 

rtx 2060 or vega 56.

Good info to have.
 
FYI, it's not helpful for us to help you with just a quick shit of a post like that.  At least pretend to be courteous, asking for help

Kids... 
 
 

GET AN ORACLE DATABASE CERTIFICATE
https://education.oracle.com/learn/database/pPillar_2?certPage=true
I can guarantee you that piece of paper is going to worth MORE than both the paper it is printed on and the money you pay for it. 
 
Also get certified in UNIX. You have no idea how many Employers in the IT field demand you have knowledge of the UNIX environments. 
https://education.oracle.com/learn/operating-systems/pPillar_6?certPage=true
 
When I applied for internships, these two are pretty much the routine questions they ask. Do you know about databases? Do you know how to use UNIX/Linux?  

For general programming, there really aren't any must have certs that i'm aware of. There are some around information security, (pen testing, etc.), but nothing that i know of for just getting a standard programming job. Most companies only require some kind of 4 year degree for an entry level position, though some don't and will take bootcamps or just a solid interview instead (usually smaller companies). I work in a large software development company (not part of the big 4, but a similar culture), and no one i've ever talked to mentioned getting a certification for anything, either on the recruiting side or the engineering side.
 
You do mention Big Data, which is technically a bit of a different field than general programming, with a different set of job pre-reqs. AFAIK a lot of big data positions prefer at least a masters in stats or math, but i'm not in the big data space so I can't speak to that. I only wanted to put my 2 cents in for the general programming. 

I agree with your buddy about using leaded solder. Also, yes, a 30W crappy iron should work.

Thank you man.....more options for us!!!

Longevity is a valid reason.
 
I'll allow it.

Kudos to everyone contributed for the new list!!

Note: The PSU Tier List has been migrated to a new thread: https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/1116640-psu-tier-list-40-rev-10/
 
 
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Welcome to the brand new PSU Tier List! Worked on, by @Stefan Payne, @LukeSavenije, and myself. This is a complete overhaul.
 
We'd recommend that if you have a gaming system, to not have a unit below Tier B.
 
All information below is opinion based on fact. Units may be bumped down due to the following: missing protections, group regulation, bad electrical performance and catching fire.
List is subject to change at any time, due to change in sources available.
Single rail units exceeding 650W will not be placed above Tier A.
Sleeve bearing fans will not be placed above Tier B. Group regulated units will not be placed above Tier C.
 
Last updated 22 August, 108, revision r1.43.
 
 
Tier A+ (Ultra High-end)
Aerocool - Project 7 650W Antec - High Current Pro, High Current Platinum Be Quiet! - Straight Power 11, Dark Power Pro P10, Dark Power Pro 11 Bitfenix - Whisper, Formula Gold Cooler Master - old V series 550/650, MasterWatt Maker, MasterWatt Maker MiJ, new V Platinum 550/650 Corsair - AXi, RMi, RMx 550/650W, SF, HX 2017, HXi, RM (2019) 550/650 Enermax - Platimax, Platimax Digifanless  FSP - Hydro PTM 550/650W Mistel - MX650  NZXT - E-series 550/650W Seasonic - PRIME/PRIME Ultra 550W/600W/650W Super Flower - Leadex Gold II 550/650, Leadex Gold III 550/650 XFX - XTS 460/520W  
Tier A (High-end)  
Aerocool - Project 7 750W+ Antec - Earthwatts Pro Gold, HCG Gold Asus - ROG Thor Be Quiet! - Straight Power E10, Pure Power 10/11 =>400W, SFX-L Cooler Master - VSM-series =>550W,  MWE Gold, V Series 750W+ Cougar - GX-F Corsair - Vengeance Silver, AX760/860, HX gold, RM, TXM 2017, AX850/AX1000, RMx 750W+, RM (2019) 750W+ Enermax - RG, GX EVGA - 1000G, G1+, GQ, GD, P2, T2, G2, PS FSP - Hydro G, Dagger SFX, Hydro X, Aurum PT, Hydro PTM 750W Gigabyte - AP850GM, XP1200M  Kolink - Continuum NZXT - E-series 750W+ Riotoro - Onyx, Enigma, Enigma G2   Rosewill - Quark, Fortress, Capstone, Lightning, Silent Night, Tachyon, Photon SAMA - Armor Gold, Forza Titanium SeaSonic - Focus Plus Platinum, Platinum (XP/XP2/XP3), Focus Gold, Focus Plus Gold, X, Snow Silent, non-PRIME Fanless, PRIME/PRIME Ultra 750W+ Silverstone - Gold Evolution, Strider Gold, Nightjar, Strider Titanium Super Flower - Golden Green, Platinum King, Leadex I, Leadex Gold II 750W+, Leadex Gold III 750W+ Thermaltake - Toughpower Grand Platinum, Toughpower Grand/RGB 1200W, Toughpower iRGB Plus, DPS G RGB XFX - Pro Black Edition Limited, XTS 1000W  
Tier B (Budget)
Antec - EDGE, TruePower Classic be Quiet! - Power Zone, System Power 9 =>400 watts Corsair - Vengeance Bronze, CX* (2017), CXM* (2015),  CXM (2012)*=>750w Cooler Master - MWE Bronze =>600w Cougar - GX-S, LX Deepcool - DQ-ST EVGA - B2, BQ =>750, B3, G3 Fractal Design - Integra M FSP - Aurum Pro Lian Li - SFX-L LEPA - G600 Riotoro - Onyx Rosewill - Capstone G SeaSonic - M12II >=750W Silverstone - Bronze SFX V3.0, Strider GS Super Flower - Leadex Silver Thermaltake - Toughpower Grand/RGB, Toughpower DPS DPS Gold/RGB, London, BlueEvo 2.0, Smart Pro RGB, Smart series =>750W, Vivo - 24K 650W XFX -  Pro XXX, Pro XTR, Pro Black, Pro Black FM, TS Gold Xilence - Performance A+, Performance X Zalman - EBT   
Tier C (Prebuilt Replacement)
Antec - EarthWatts/EA Green, High Current Gamer, NEO ECO, Earthwatts Platinum be Quiet! -  Pure Power 10 <=350 watts, Pure Power 11 <=350 watts, Pure Power L9, System Power 9 <=350, Straight Power E9, Pure Power L8 Bitfenix - Fury Cooler Master - GM, GX Storm, MasterWatt Lite, mwe bronze <=500 watt Corsair - CX* 2012*, CXM 2012*, GS-series, VS grey Cougar - STX, VTX Enermax - Revolution X't EVGA - BQ <=650W, NEX Gold Fractal Design - Tesla R2 500W FSP - Aurum, Hydro GE, Aurum CM Inwin - Classic Series Seasonic - SS, SSP, S12II/M12II <=620W, ECO 430W Silverstone - Strider Plus, Bronze SFX (except 450W V3) Thermaltake - Toughpower Gold, Paris XFX - TS <650W, ProSeries Bronze <650W, Core >650W  
Tier D (just don’t buy…)
Antec - Basiq VP-F, Basiq BP, Basiq VP Bitfenix - BPA Cooler Master - B2, Elite Corsair - VS orange Diablotek - all units EVGA - 80 PLUS, Non Certified Enermax - NaXn 82+, Revolution SFX FSP - Raider Silver, Hexa Fractal Design - Integra R2 Gamdias - All units LEPA - MX-F1 MS-Tech - all units Raidmax - all units Rosewill - Hive-S, ARC (M) Silverstone - Strider Essential Tacens - all units Thermaltake - LitePower, ToughPower, Smart series <750W, TR2 XFX - XT Xilence - Performance C Zalman - GS/GT  
I don't see my unit here. Where does it rank?
You may find it in the legacy list, here
 
Why is FOCUS so low?
You can find more on this here.
 

 
Notes:
 

Then why are you asking on a forum like LTT?
 
But you are in luck, here are a couple of very knowledgeable persons regarding PSU:s, but most people don't like what they have to say....
 
And just because that PSU hasn't exploded yet (or even will) doesn't make it a good PSU. Most PSU:s just work, even mediocre or even bad ones, they are just more likely to cause random trouble like unstable systems, bad/unstable OC, BSOD:s, failing random hardware like memory, HDD/SSD:s, motherboards, GPU:s, melting wires/connectors and so on. If they fail and go up in a ball of fire (have happened) the likelihood of it damaging some or all hardware is much greater as there are no or not sufficient protections. 
Even the best PSU can die, but it won't take the system with it....  
 
I for one is newer going to understand that a person that can put up thousands of dollar on high end hardware and additional bling-bling is a tight-ass when it comes to the most important part in the whole system. " -Hey, i just bought a 2080Ti and a 9900K but I won't pay more than $55 for a PSU... those things are so expensive.... " but ask here anyway and get an answer like "get this or this, cost $20 more" and then go "No way... to much money, I found this for $35, that must be good. Why would the sell it if it weren't good?"

I was like confuse at first why is there even a psu and stuff, but I appreciate the recommendation 

How has a thread about "we are happy to help" turned into such a shitstorm... But I guess such a topic will never have a civilized debate. 

Bottlenecking is one of the biggest "fearmongering" talking point in PC-build/gaming. 
 
bottlenecking is highly dependant on game and resolution, and just about every game the GPU take precident over the CPU. which is why its prefferably to spend extra on the GPU over the CPU. 
 
Ryzen remains cost effective in a build up untill the 1200-1400$ mark. 

That's a logical fallacy right there. First, you said that it was already bottlenecking the 2060, now you are saying it will eventually bottleneck it sooner?
You are just proving my point that it depends on the game. As it depends on how well a game is optimised for multi-core CPUs (which will also determine which CPU will bottleneck first, but I digress).
 
You are also not mentioning anything about upgradability which was one of my points. I'm probably going to buy Zen 2 (Ryzen 3000) once it gets released, and I won't have to replace any of my components but for my CPU. Even if the rumours of Zen 2 beating Intel at single-core performance are not true (which seems unlikely imo), you can rest assured that those CPU will be way more than enough for high-framerate monitors (not surprising since my 1600 already is and I have 2 144Hz monitors).