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3200 CL 16 32 GB RAM, a very fast nvme ssd, raw video footage is around 1 hour, video editing software is adobe premier(can switch to others since I'm still learning).

Thanks. So it won't take too long(won't take like 4 hours to render a video)?

Thanks.

Can I have dual rtx 2060 super in a system? I'm not going for sli or nvlink, but can I still use it for other things(such as deep learning)?

will it be alright for video editing of a small home youtube channel when paired with 2080 super(I understand the balance is off, but video editing is not the main objective here)?

btw, is it easy to build in for beginners?

Thanks I'd be going for that one.

ATX perferably, budget is less than $70 but as low as possible(including the case fans cost). Currency: USD; no micro center near by.

hello! I'm looking for a decent case that is easy to build in for a first time builder as cheap as possible(to save budget for other components ofc). There's plenty of "best budget case" online, but haven't seen one that adds the cost of extra case fans in it. Thanks in advance.

but I'm always seeing it so I was just curious(saw it in reddit comments as well), thanks anyways.

so like, they are generally accurate, but not very detailed? is that what you meant?

so basically I saw in a youtube comment saying LTT testing is inaccurate and what not. Some one said ltt is bad at testing in general. Would love to know what he/she is referring to.

I meant, testing tech stuff(cpu, gpu, etc.)

title~ thanks in advance.

wow, this forum is active! if y'all don't mind, post these reasonings on pcpartpicker so OP can know as well. Thanks everyone! have a great day.

reposting from pcpartpicker forum because I need the reason as well! pcpartpicker discussion link: https://pcpartpicker.com/forums/topic/362287-why-would-you-pick-ryzen-for-gaming Quote: "I am honestly wondering why anyone would ever pick any Ryzen cpu for GAMING reasons only. Let me reiterate, if you plan on using it as a work station, or for video editing, I totally understand Ryzen. But for the many many others out there building a strictly gaming pc. It is massively not cost effective for gaming. literally twice the money for much less frames, Especially in 1080p Intel shines, the Frame differences shrink slightly in 2k and 4k. But the vast majority of gamers play in 1080p. Intel current prices for gaming cpus I3-9100f - $75 I5-9400f - $125 I5-9600kf - $195 I7-9700k - $370 So for arguments sake, I'm curious as to why I see most people suggest ryzen to new builders?" Btw new user here, hello everyone!