Daniel.thang

When I told my friend that I was planning to build a PC, he sends me this rough sketch of this crazy idea to build a custom water cooling. I don't know if this is a good idea but I guess I should try it out and see but I'm posting here, to get some opinion and suggest his crazy idea. So technically he trying the method where the copper pipe was used to cool down liquid with ice packs. Rest assured I won't use this on New PC that m planning to build but rather on old PC that I have for testing. My concern is what if we keep ice packs and liquid start to condensate and drop of water start forming around the tubes. Should I use coolant or water? Don't mind the drawing, I haven't told him that I would be posting here. XD

Well, I'm not so tech guy however, my honest opinion would be that if you really need to get more ram like 120 GB right now then go for it and if not you could save money and upgrade them later on plus as time pass on tech price would go down anyways. Although I hearing some rumor about DDR5 ram coming soon if so then you never know it could be better and maybe the price for DDR4 ram would drop. Can't tell the future but we could consider the facts of the present to predict the outcome. PS: You could anyways just ignore my comment, if you wish to

I am Planing to build a Hackinstosh for Home Studio recording and video editing. However, I stuck in my decision to get a normal intel 9th gen processor like K or the non-k series or go budget-friendly and get intel i5-9600KF or intel i5 9400F. That thing I'm very concerned about is that what if I run into a problem where after installing the Mac OS that won't be displayed because you need to install the drivers for the graphic card first. Can anyone be able to give me some pointer and tips to overcome that issue Components that I'm planing to buy: Processor: Intel i5 9600KF or intel i5 9400F Motherboard: Z390 Graphic Card: AMD RX VEGA 64 or AMD RX 5700 XT (My friend keeps telling me to go for AMD RX 5700 XT) Ram: 32 GB 3200 Mhz Storage: 500 gb SSD the rest of the part i might decide later depending upon the budget remaining