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Budget (including currency): 620 USD Country: USA Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: 1080p Gaming, Destiny 2, Genshin Impact, Minecraft & Smaller Esports Games | Light Game Dev with Godot Engine | Light Video Editing With Hitflim Express Other details: This is really my first build I've yet to buy anything, but plan to in the next few weeks I just need some help from people who have done it before please tell if something not compatible, It shouldn'y since I checked but still, and the USB Gen 3.2 Type C is not usable beacues of the Mobo, but I know that and it's fine. Please help me out if you can ;D. PC Part Picker List: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/XyfhCz
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MOTHERBOARD I DECIDED TO GO WITH ASRock X570 EXTREME4 WIFI AX AM4 AMD X570 SATA 6Gb/s ATX AMD Motherboard MONITOR I DECIDED TO GO WITH Benq Zowie XL2746S 27 Inch Full Hd Lcd Monitor - 16:9 - Black********** PORTS ON MONITOR ---- DVI-DL / HDMI x2 / DP1.2 MY QUESTION IS WHICH/WHAT IS BEST OPTION TO CONNECT THE 2 FOR BEST GAMING EXPERIENCE FOR ONLINE MULTIPLAYER SHOOTER GAMES THOUGHTS?? THANK YOU !!!
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I am making a new PC for and my budget is $1100 excluding the monitor. The total price is $1344. I don't know much about building a pc for gaming and I was looking for some advice or help. I have a link to the full and complete build on PC part picker. If you have any advice, I'd like to know. Also, I do not know what power supply to use. Right now I have an EVGA - SuperNOVA G2 550W 80+ Gold Certified power supply selected. The CPU is an Intel i5 6600 The GPU is an Asus - GeForce GTX 1060 6GB 6GB The motherboard is an MSI - B250 PC MATE ATX LGA1151 https://pcpartpicker.com/user/muzzybear/saved/6zkjcf
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I guess this is news? I don't know or feel much about it. Would love for people to chime in. So, the key I take away from this is that they want to centralize bitcoin?? Is that how they open up this article? It seems so positive, but then why are some people thinking this could cause bitcoin to crash or even break into more than one coin? There are so many cryptocurrencies now and, as I understand it, many of them are based on Bitcoin in some way, anyway. So, why would splitting the coin ever be a good idea or something that could be a solution? Bitcoin blocks need to be upgraded so there can be more transactions per block *without* changing the block size, so why does it seem like this is fundamentally changing the cryptocurrency? Just for a '*convenience* upgrade' it seems? So, here is where I'm like whoa there. Whoa now. SegWit was proposed by a Bitcoin Core developer well over 2 years ago and already been an option made available last November. Yet, this Bitcoin Core developer doesn't actually represent and speak for Bitcoin Core?? It has been an 'option' for ~9 months, yet it still hasn't really been integrated/adopted?? Sketchy again, the positives are all great and OG-type sounding. Yet, "Nearly all Bitcoin Core developers" oppose it and it seems like the majority of the internet does too. Do you support it? Haha do you understand what this really means? Good or bad? They just now mention BIP 148 as the main 'competition'. Furthermore, passive aggressively hint that without SegWit2x Bitcoin collapses or splits. What happens to bitcoins today if the coin splits by the end of the year? "Disclosure: CoinDesk is a subsidiary of Digital Currency Group, which acted as organizer for the SegWit2x proposal and has an ownership stake in Coinbase and BitPay." Sketchy http://www.coindesk.com/explainer-what-is-segwit2x-and-what-does-it-mean-for-bitcoin/
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So, I went on a holiday with my family for 2 days and unplugged my pc (idk why). When I came back I wanted to play some games and my pc didnt start at all. No fans, LEDs, no sounds nothing at all... Anybody know why (Its not the psu since I tried another one). Pc specs: Ryzen 5 3600, Fractal Design SC24, 16 GB Patriot Viper 3000 mhz, Asrock B450 pro4, rx 5500 xt, corsair 650 W psu (dont know the model), NZXT h510 elite, Toshiba hdd, adata ssd. -
I need help on building a gaming pc. I wont overclock and doesnt matter amd or intel cpu as long as performance per price is good and i want the gtx 1070 for sure. I would like to play on 1440p monitor but dont wanna go above 1400 euros if otherwisr 1080p monitor is ok but want above 60 fps i live in belgium btw. Thank u guys
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A few days ago I finally got all of my parts in and completed my build. Upgraded from an i7 860 to an 8700k. What do you guys think of the leap? Old Rig- CPU: i7 860 OCed to 4.0Ghz CPU Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo Ram: 16gb Muskin Eco3 DDR3 Mobo: Asus P7P55D-E Case: Phankteks Enthoo Pro PSU: Thermaltake 650w 80+ Bronze GPU: MSi/Corsair 1070 Seahawk (Stayed in upgrade) Drives: 2x WD Red 3TB (Stayed in upgrade) 256GB SSD (Stayed in upgrade) New Rig- CPU: i7 8700k CPU Cooler:Corsair H110i Ram: 32gb G.Skill Trident Z RGB 3000Mhz Cas 15 Mobo: MSi Gaming Pro Carbon AC GPU: MSi/Corsair 1070 Seahawk Case: Phanteks Enthoo Pro PSU: Corsair HX750 80+ Platinum Drives: WD Blue 3D Nand 256GB M.2 WD Black 2TB Extra: MNPCtech Full Acrylic Side Panel Also added Corsair LED kit and will add Corsair RGB fans in the nearish future. NOTE: Top picture is old setup but the side panel is off.
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Hi I'm a newbie to building and am building my first computer. Thanks to u Linus (and team)I've put together a great computer however I have reached the limit of the pc part picker community to help me. so I'm asking you guys to help me refine and change stuff in my build. i don't use terabytes of storage (currently only use 70gbs however a new pc means new things I can use) I'm not a extreme overclocker so a one touch is awesome(not needed) games currently include: minecraft, terraria, the powder toy, terra tech(never used due to .1 fps) finally I have a top budget of $1000 but any thing $100 higher is stretching it My current build (updated) http://pcpartpicker.com/list/PhMP3F
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Hello, so recently I decided to stop being a console pleb :D, however I don't know alot about building gaming pc's or pc's in general. I have chose a few parts from my local online shop ( globaldata.pt ), here's the list: Cooler Master CM Storm Stryker 174.90€ (iz nice) ASUS Z170 Gaming Pro 156.90€ (comes with the game DOOM) G.Skill Kit 16GB DDR4 3000Mhz Ripjaws V Red (2x8GB) 85.90€ Intel Core i5 6600K 3.5Ghz Socket 1151 249.90€ Corsair Hydro H110i GT 119.90€ Western Digital 1TB SATA III 64MB Black 87€ Samsung SSD 850 Pro 128GB SATA III 97.90€ Seasonic S12II 620W 80+ Bronze 79.90€ MSI GeForce GTX 960 Gaming 4GB GD5 227.90€ BenQ 24' XL2411Z 144Hz 1ms 279.90€ Kingston HyperX Cloud II Red 92.90€ Razer Deathadder Chroma 79.90€ Steelseries QCK XXL 39.90€ Razer Blackwidow Ultimate 2016 (already have it) Windows 8.1 64bit English OEM 119.90€ Total: 1908€~ -
Im somewhat new to the PC master race. But I just did my first rebuild yesterday, in my new In Win GT1 case. and today I installed a Hyper 212 Evo Cooler Master, not so much fun for my 1st time doing so. but its in and doing its job. the highest temp was 60-65c playing Doom 2016. the interesting thing since the Hyper 212 evo install my FPS has jumped crazy high to max 185 fps on all high settings running Heaven benchmark. also my gpu temp now maxes out around 125, as before it hit 170 to 185 temp. its all weird but very kool.
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My PC that I want to build, mainly for gaming and regular work. I want it to last for some time so longevity is important. I am not sure if I should invest into DDR3 or DDR4 Any suggestions are helpful. Specs: -MSI GeForce GTX970 GAMING 4G Graphic Card ($539AUD)-Cooler Master Vortex 211Q Super Low Profile CPU Cooler ($25AUD) -Intel Core i7-6700 CPU - Skylake LGA1151, 3.4GHz, 8MB - BX80662I76700 ($420AUD) (No stock cooler) ^hence -Seagate Barracuda ST1000DM003 1TB 3.5" Internal Hard Drive ($70AUD) DDR4 SET -Kingston 8GB Kit DDR4 2600Mhz HyperX C15 Dual Channel Kit (2x4GB) ($99AUD) or Corsair 8GB (2x4GB) DDR4 2400MHz Vengeance LPX Desktop Memory - CMK8GX4M2A2400C14 ($89AUD) -Gigabyte G1-SNIPER-B7 ATX Motherboard ($179AUD) DDR3 SET -Corsair 8GB kit (2x 4GB) DDR3 1600Mhz Vengeance XMP Heatspreader Desktop Memory ($79AUD) -Gigabyte GA-H110M-S2PV DDR3 Micro ATX Motherboard, LGA 1151, DDR3 ($105AUD) I haven't chosen a power supply due being unsure about wattage and different pin connectors for GPU, CPU and motherboard Please also post any ideas for an SSD My allocated funds for the build are just over 1000 so 1000-1300AUD If you find better deals that are located in Australia and ship to Perth that would be great.
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Just Caused is going to be released on December 1st, I can't wait. With the destrustion, explosions, grappling hooks, and epic large open world. Are you guys hyped?
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Please just type into youtube "hello is it me you're looking for" and look at the "Did you mean" it made my day and i think you will r8 m8 8/8.
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Can I use a liquid CPU cooler for a 1st boot test because my CPU did not come with any stock fans. I have the Cooler Master Nepton 240M 76.0 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler.
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This is kind of late, I guess, but Linux Foundation decided to team up with edX, a non-profit online education site founded by Harvard and MIT, to allow easier entries into Linux courses. In this case, an introduction course that usually costs $2400, will be free over the summer. There is no limit or prerequisites to enroll and you can even "audit" and keep the course's materials, tests, and have access to the forums associated with the course. Otherwise, you can complete the course and get a completion certificate for free unlike some classes on edX. Source: Anandtech, "$2,400 'Introduction to Linux' course will be free and online this summer". And here's edX's page on this: "LinuxFoundationX: LFS101x: Introduction to Linux | edX". Linux is everywhere and it's pretty much the bare-bones or foundation of many operating systems like Android's OSs, Valve's SteamOS, and Mozilla's Firefox OS. The other thing is that Linux tends to be the tinkerer's OS as it requires you to actually explore it unlike Windows or iOS which are made convenient for users, but for some they are too restricted. So, if Linux is so open-source and kind of directed to a DIY mentality, then take a class? Ignoring the fact it's free, some people want guidance or want to learn it from a school environment. Personally, I'd like some guidance before messing with anything. I could have learned about automobiles the old-fashioned way, but there was a class in high school and those are usually free, so I took it. Even though it was an introduction class, there was a ton to learn. So, I'll probably sign-up even if I don't go into computer sciences and it'll be handy to have some knowledge of Linux. Who knows, I might end up being the guy who makes a revolutionary, Linux-powered toaster. Edit: Damn it! Someone beat me to it. There's an actual toaster-PC. It runs on Unix-like OS called NetBSD which is sort of close enough to a Linux-powered toaster. "NetBSD Toaster with the TS-7200 ARM SBC".
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So this is my 1st post here on LTT and i wanted some advice in my 1st gaming rig that I am going to build next month. My Budget is £2150 Im From United Kingdom If u need to know. My objective with this build is to be Nice Looking and Powerfull. Pc PartPicker : http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/2TRFE Parts: CPU : Intel Core i7-4770K CPU COOLER : Corsair H100i MOBO : Asus Maximus VI Formula RAM : Corsair Dominator Platinum 16gb (2x8gb) DRR3-1600 SSD : Samsung 840 Series Pro 128GB HDD : Seagate Barracuda 3TB GPU : EVGA GeForce GTX 780 Ti PSU : Corsair 860W 80+Platinum Fully-Modular Monitor : Asus VG248QE 24-inch OS : Windows 8.1 CASE : CM Storm Trooper Full Tower -
*Alright - so I noticed I'm a little short on cash... I forgot about the 13% Tax!* This used to be my old planned build: http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/QKshFT And this is my current one I'm looking at: http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/2rQYmG Aim: Firsts things first, this is going to be mainly for gaming, but I'm a small YouTuber and I will be uploading videos 2 - 3 times a week and I plan on doing game design/programming next year. I have a project planned for the future (Dev. time 2015 - 2017), which will require a lot of rendering. Unfortunately, I don't have the budget to purchase an i7 (I don't think I need it as of now). So an i5 will have to do for now... I might just sell the CPU on Classifieds when I have an extra $150 in my pocket, but the question is... Is an i5 decent enough to render? Budget & Location: My budget is about $1400 for the build, $1600 total (Taxes included), Since I'm in Canada, I will be using NCIX. To save some money, I decided to drive to their store instead of getting the parts shipped. Monitors: I will be using 1 monitor, and I don't plan on upgrading to any more in the near future... Keep in mind, plans may change. The monitor I am currently using will run at 1920x1200, which I purchase a new one in months to come. Peripherals: No, I don't need any Peripherals, I have my own. I will need an OS, but I will just purchase a key off of G2A and boot it off a USB. (ISO drive) Side notes: - I didn't choose any SSDs for my build, but I may be able to get some off a friend who will help me with the build... I will add those later on, and plan to upgrade other parts as time goes on such as Dual 780's, SSDs, Water cooling, etc. - If you are going to re-edit my build please use ca.pcpartpicker.com and multiply the base total by 0.13 so the final price makes it easier on me. - Yes, I am going to SLI in the future, but you never know, I can turn that 780 to a 870 or 880 when before I start to SLI. That's about all the information I can provide, if you have any more questions - I'll be sure to answer! Reason I'm asking for help is I'm looking for any cheaper parts but has the same power. For example, I'm not too sure about the memory I have chosen, and hopefully looking for a cheaper, yet more reliable part in that category. Still quite new to this, so pardon my noob(ness) Thanks for the help, cheers!
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So ive had my computer for about 2 years now and ever since factory there have been cables unmanaged and everywhere to today, i decided to sort it out! with my little knowledge and the TINIEST amount of management room i think i did a pretty good job, what do you guys think? Before After
