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those are just example, a 3900x is best performance for money and quadro or 7750 for decent multi monitor. I asked due to different part choosing options available based on need and a guide would be helpful I argue for NUC build for decent performance in limited budget because, I have used intel nuc with i7 6700hq, brixpro i7 4770r, those are good portable mechine but not enough for a full stack development now a days. An avarage backend dev like me usually have to use 1. 1/2 instance if IDE 2. 2/3 VMs running 3. VPNs 4. Profilers for monitoring 5. Series of Chat Apps for different teams 6. Tons of chrome tabs for office platforms and problem soultions my daily usages 16gb ram is not enough and i7 8750h strugles regular basis. I am monitoring heavy person, so I monitor trafic and my app which I work on. So, for me this is not enough. so, this was just an help to know all available options based on 4 types for developers. I know, there are build for gamers and content creators can have lots of options. So, it was only suggestions for developer focus only, may be they can choose developer type and make a build for each type. Its LTT, they have the respurces to do that.

So, what options you would suggest for a 4+ display output options?

Sorry for missing that. I am suggesting a video

Hi To All I am requesting to have some videos for "PC Build for Coders". here I have some suggestions. The main idea to have some guidence for average developers (web or mobile app or backend, not game devs or Data science) on choosing best hardware for money. Thanks in advance & thanks "Spotty" to point me to post here.

Thanks, I will try to post there

I have answered this.. where you are having problem with my asnwer? I think "SansVarnic" understood.

capture card for code streaming

The reason I choose Bifurcation , to have code streaming options. And mini itx has single GPU. The GPU, i have choosen as example has 6 4k@60hz output, so for developers like me would be dream to have that setup. And putting it in a mini itx, i can bring to office or any place where I can present my code(I dont like low power laptop). the whole point for this to let LTT to consider average developer's PC. because , any kid can buid a gaming PC now a days with loads of cash but a gaming PC runs 24/7 is not a logical argument. And, why a average Dev(not a game dev) would spend money on high performance GPU. LTT guys has lots of experience on a budget & well performance build. So, their suggession and testing would help average non gamer people like me. Thanks

yes, i know there are lot of type of developers out there, but I was suggesting more of a general developers who want to have powerful dev pc to work on. And , typically a powerful office PC is enough but, with multi monitor setup (3+), high speed SSD etc can be added to configuration.

yes, it will be helpful.

Well , I am not asking build one pc for all devs, I am asking build based on parameters where developers can choose parts. The example that I gave is good for any java, dotnet , c++ , python developer with not much GPU power needed but the pc case has capacity to hold 2080ti also. That AMD gpu in build has 6 display(all 4k) output so, developers used multi monitor setup can use that.

Can we have a build Guide for Software Engineers/Developers only? 1. Economic 2. Premium 3. Optimestic 4. Portable Here is one example for portable 1. R9 3900x 2. ASRock B550M-ITX/AC 3. GSkill 3600Mhz 64gb(32x2) 4. Fractal Design Node 202 5. 450w Intrega PSU 6. 1tb NVMe samsung 7. GPU VisionTek Radeon VT 7750 or Quadro P series (minimum price, may be used) => single slot 8. Bifurcation PCIe having a Capture card for code streaming 9. Good quality wifi/Bluetooth dongle or even stream card dongle This will help individual developers choosing parts based on requirements. Thanks

Hi Linus My 2 year old Sager NP8954 (OEM Clevo P955ER) has gtx 1070 with pciex16. This part is miss information. Here is my GPUz Thanks