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Yea sorry about that. But yes a better PC than he has. I listed the PC just in case you guys make a very similar PC and it ends up not being that much of an upgrade.

It says that it is the PC he is selling so he currently has that one but he wants to upgrade it with the money he will get from selling it.

Budget (including currency): $800-$1,110 Country: United States Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Mostly Fortnite, GTA V, Valorant, Apex Legends, maybe Call of Duty Warzone. Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): I have my son purchase almost everything that he desires with his own hard-earned money. Please don't slam him with overpriced parts. Also make sure that the parts are in stock, especially on Amazon. And I want to surprise him with the same case I purchased, the Lian Li O11 Dynamic or "Regular"! Selling i5 9600KF, RX580 Asus ROG Strix 8GB, Team T-Force Delta 16GB 3000Mhz RGB White, CoolerMaster ML240L CPU cooler (AIO), Rosewill Prism S Lite Case, Seasonic Focus Gold 550 80+ Gold, Gigabyte Z390 UD Motherboard, HP EX920 256GB nvme SSD.

Well I haven't had a good experience with custom loops and I have enough funds to buy whatever new parts I need in the future

I was thinking that but I thought that I would blow a fuse with two very powerful PCs in the same room. Is that not the case?

Oh but with the case I wanted the Lian Li O11 case. Looks really nice with mild RGB lightin which is what I'm shooting for

Nice that's what everybody's been saying so I'll definitely be thinking about that.

I don't want to do any custom liquid cooling. Most I'll go is an AIO for the CPU.

And first, it;s over-budget. Second 32TB of storage?And kind of skimped on the AIO. And 64Gigs of ram too

Okay. I will review all of the parts lists that were given and come to a decision in the next week or so

ryzen 7?

I have sufficient peripherals right now but I have monitors already. One or two or three 360Hz or high-hertz 4k or 1440p monitors would be nice.

Why two GPUs? Two 3090s at that? I don't think I'll be doing anything intent as to where I would need both.

yes, i heard that the Corsair fans have good airflow yet quiet as well.

Love this one

I mean the amount of applications I will need to have open needs processing power. I have a virtual version of about every physical peripheral that you could think of to keep my setup looking clean as well as a couple other applications too.

Oh yes I edit videos for a company that I cannot disclose as of yet. The computers that I use in their office all have threadrippers but I don't know how it would perform with gaming.

Oh. I haven't updated my profile but my secondary pc has an old threadripper but I don't game on it. I just thought it would be good for gaming since it was good for what I was doing on it

Oh. Heavy gaming like GTA V, Elder Scrolls, Watch Dogs 2, and Fortnite. I also have a quad monitor setup so I need processing power for multiple applications while gaming as well.

Nice. But could I get an AMD threadripper or is that too overkill?

I can expand the budget to avoid the wait for GPU prices and maybe cop one from ebay. Is that possible?

New case preferrably. United States

Lol, I agree but the farthest I want to go with liquid cooling is an AIO for the CPU or a hybrid GPU with the AIO built in but those are kind of old. Didn't have a good experience with a custom loop before.

Budget (including currency): $10,000 Country: United States Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Gaming - GTA V, Elder Scrolls, Fortnite Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): One of those 360Hz monitors could be nice but I want a really beasty PC.

yes