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Hm I got it, any reason for a H97 instead of the H81 mobo? If I stick there a H81 I can fit the xeon in the build.

I'm quite a noob about cpu's and amd vs intel so I will ask, what are the gains on gaming vs rendering? He will be using it as a soft work station.

I'm working around with this and I had this as an "alternate", but is the i5 non K at 3.2 going to beat the fx8350 in any way?

There.. Portugal, pcpartpicker doesn't get here eheh

He's going to change the machine again around the end of the year for a z97 (or join the x99 master race if everything goes well) and a i5/i7. Yes he will be wasting around 200€ with that change later, but he need the machine up asap

I can't get nowhere close to those deals nearby Clearmud, the psu and rams are way more expensive here then that list. Lotus, I would go 90€ above the budget and I can't really break it there.

It does not have to be strictly AMD, what would you change then? I would need to break the budget too much with it, it will likely stay at 4.0 as long as that mobo doesn't leave

Thanks, I was more concerned about the cpu + cooler + motherboard being 4+2 phase Also I hate budget cases in general so I usually can't decide, and I have a so small choice around here

Hello everyone, I've build a fair amount of intel machines but usually they were for me and with an also fair budget so this is my first time working for someone with a bit tight budget. I've never used AMD as cpu so I wanted to confirm that I got everything right around that and I'm not messing up anything Here's the link: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/xQWrnQ Is there anything I can change? (I'm using the dollar version to make it easier for the most of the people here, I'm on europe so no newegg or any cool promos that I can get) Thank you everyone.

K on processors means they're unlocked and you can overclock them. With H97 motherboards you can't overclock, go for a Z97 instead. Or a non K cpu

That's why people buy reference cards to overclock in general. Aftermarket ones just change their pcb and use a bettter cooling, allowing them to overclock it a bit better. Also sometimes some useful gimmicks like dual bios can be included too.

Oh wow, let me reinforce that I did not said that in an offensive way, or at least not my intention. Just google took kinda the wrong approach to the glass idea, but people are putting a tough wall to make it harder. I do think tho it will happen and become a standard someday, but I would expect it in 20~30 years from now. And if what you call "sense of security" means "I don't want strangers to record me" you should not leave your home...and even at home be careful with what you have inside, since even mobile cameras can be use, just less sneaky. tl;dr if people want to record you they will and if people want to distract themselves while driving they also will

People are way too conservative to accept something like this anytime soon, we need to wait for the majority of old fashioned generation to die basically, or it will just get banned as long as people think they may be getting recorded my opinion.

The response time does matter if you play shooter or very fast paced where the ms do count.

Why not 144hz?