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Epic101
1 minute ago, Epic101 said:

no but like whats the difference between ssd and hdd?

 

SSD = solid state drive, i.e. all chips. No moving parts. Truly random access, fast enough to saturate a SATA III connection. M.2 NVMe models like the Samsung 960 are up to six times faster than SATA III models.

 

HDD = hard disk drive. Mechanical, spinning disks with read/write heads flying a few microns above the surface. Painfully slow compared to ssd.

80+ ratings certify electrical efficiency. Not quality.

 

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I NEED A GOOD WIFI CARD SOMEONE FIND ONE FOR ME xD
and someone answer me whats external drive do i need it?
What type a case fan also 

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The Asus Prime X299-Deluxe has dual band a/b/g/n/ac+ and WiGig ad. No need for an addon card.

 

How will the external drive be used?

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no no no im not using a asus prime x299 im using a asus rampage vi extreme

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1 minute ago, Epic101 said:

no no no im not using a asus prime x299 im using a asus rampage vi extreme

 

Same WiFi and WiGig.

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3 hours ago, brob said:

 

Same WiFi and WiGig.

wait so the mother board i picked has wifi in it?

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3 hours ago, brob said:

Yes.

that makes a lot more sense xD

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2 minutes ago, Epic101 said:

so is this good now ? https://pcpartpicker.com/list/CzcCsJ

that would mean i just have to get cables 


What cables? PSU has a full complement. Motherboard includes six SATA data cables.

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58 minutes ago, brob said:


What cables? PSU has a full complement. Motherboard includes six SATA data cables.

Well Cables for the power supply to power everything

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Just now, Epic101 said:

Well Cables for the power supply to power everything

PSU come with those cable.

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Just now, brob said:

PSU come with those cable.

Are they sleeved too? I mean where does it say PSU?

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Just to conform that titan xp is titan x pascal right

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5 hours ago, Epic101 said:

Hmm, then that just means I’m done then.

kinda feel like 1600 watts and plus 80 Titania is too much but whatever

 

1600W is too much. 1200W would be enough.

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Funny enough you barely know the difference between an SSD and an HDD but you want to spend 10k and build a PC. Something doesn't add up if you ask me. Just go on an online shop with a computer configurator and flash them 10k and they'll build one for you.

CPU: Ryzen 7 2700x, Cooling: Corsair H100i Platinum AIO MOBO: Asus Strix B450 F GPU: Gigabyte GTX 1080 Founders Edition + Arctic Accelero Xtreme III RAM: 2x8GB ThermalTake ToughRAM White 3200MHz PSU: Corsair RM850x White Storage: 250GB Samsung 970 Evo NVMe CASE: Corsair 275r Airflow White OTHER: White and Orange Cable Extensions ---- MONITOR: Samsung LC32JG5 32" WQHD 1440p VA 144Hz

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I have a question now what is better titan xp or 1080ti 

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1 hour ago, Epic101 said:

I have a question now what is better titan xp or 1080ti 

XP is perhaps 1-2 fps faster in most titles. It has a little more memory so can handle more complex stuff.

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17 minutes ago, Epic101 said:

Tbh, I would recommend one of the lower core count I9s, and running a custom loop to cool the CPU, VRM, and GPUs. 

You buy the Titan Xp straight from Nvidia's website for $1200. Though a 1080 Ti would perform much the same, and cost $400 less. 

 

Edit: A single Titan V might actually be better than SLI Titan Xps, since many games don't really scale with SLIm 

Edited by seon123
Something something x2

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I kinda don’t know how to do customs loops so is my cooler good?

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I want to build the best out of the best so I don’t really care about the prices

If you can get better specs then this pls tell me. Otherwise don’t put up builds that are lower then $9000. I’m pretty sure that a pc that has everything new won’t be less then $9000. So any changes?

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/CzcCsJ

im going for a full rgb build

 

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