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Budget (including currency): $2300

Country: United States

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I am currently building a PC. Can someone look at my PCPartPicker List & tell me if everything is compatible & if it’s a good build. Already bought the case and liquid cooler.

 

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I'd Recommend AMD Ryzen 3900x if you want some multitasking (Streaming etc...) its the same price .

4x8 Rams better than 2x16 since it  gives you more speed and if you are planning on taking AMD CPU consider taking 3600 memory speed .

other than that its perfect and goodluck.

CPU :intel i9 7980XE    Motherboard : Asus Rampage VI Extreme   GPU: Asus Rog Strix 2080 ti    

Ram : 4x16 64gb G.skill Trident z royal DDR4 3000  Cooling;  coolermaster liquid ML360R AIO + x6 Noctua NF-F12 3000RPM push pull fans on bothsides of the AIO

 STORAGE512gb Samsung m.2 970 Pro [Boot] , 2tb samsung m.2 970 evo   , 4tb samsung ssd 870 evo , 8tb seagate barracuda

Powersupply : Corsair AX1600i watt Titanium + fully modular  Case : Thermaltake level 20 RGB +

 

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3 minutes ago, AstroGalaxy said:

I'd Recommend AMD Ryzen 3900x if you want some multitasking (Streaming etc...) its the same price .

4x8 Rams better than 2x16 since it  gives you more speed and if you are planning on taking AMD CPU consider taking 3600 memory speed .

other than that its perfect and goodluck.

Ok cool bro. Im gna stick with i9. and do you know any good rams for it thatre 4x8 and if you do can you please link it. (Prefer RGB Rams)

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3 minutes ago, HamletAnthony said:

Ok cool bro. Im gna stick with i9. and do you know any good rams for it thatre 4x8 and if you do can you please link it. (Prefer RGB Rams)

https://www.newegg.com/g-skill-32gb-288-pin-ddr4-sdram/p/N82E16820232482?Description=32gb ram&cm_re=32gb_ram-_-20-232-482-_-Product&quicklink=true

CPU :intel i9 7980XE    Motherboard : Asus Rampage VI Extreme   GPU: Asus Rog Strix 2080 ti    

Ram : 4x16 64gb G.skill Trident z royal DDR4 3000  Cooling;  coolermaster liquid ML360R AIO + x6 Noctua NF-F12 3000RPM push pull fans on bothsides of the AIO

 STORAGE512gb Samsung m.2 970 Pro [Boot] , 2tb samsung m.2 970 evo   , 4tb samsung ssd 870 evo , 8tb seagate barracuda

Powersupply : Corsair AX1600i watt Titanium + fully modular  Case : Thermaltake level 20 RGB +

 

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11 minutes ago, HamletAnthony said:

Ok cool bro. Im gna stick with i9. and do you know any good rams for it thatre 4x8 and if you do can you please link it. (Prefer RGB Rams)

Board only supports dual channel memory, so your good with 2x16 gb like in your original build list.  4x8 gb won't give extra speed, plus it won't leave extra space for easy upgrade in the future if that is something you might want to do

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14 minutes ago, kre8ive56 said:

Board only supports dual channel memory, so your good with 2x16 gb like in your original build list.  4x8 gb won't give extra speed, plus it won't leave extra space for easy upgrade in the future if that is something you might want to do

So stick with everything i have rn and its compatible and good?

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4 hours ago, AstroGalaxy said:

4x8 Rams better

False its the oppocite. it creates higher load on memory controller which makes less stabilyt and less overclock.

 

 

 

 

 

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1 minute ago, kre8ive56 said:

can't believe the 970 evo is that cheap already.  it's a great drive and blazing fast.

Overpriced. there are m2 ssds that are much cheaper and perform the same

4 hours ago, kre8ive56 said:

Board only supports dual channel memory, so your good with 2x16 gb like in your original build list.

somebody undertands

4 hours ago, MiinD said:

use the ones you already got just use 4 8 gigs instead at 3600 spee

4x8gb is a bad idea.

 

4 hours ago, HamletAnthony said:

Budget (including currency): $2300

Country: United States

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: 

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Hello,

 

I am currently building a PC. Can someone look at my PCPartPicker List & tell me if everything is compatible & if it’s a good build. Already bought the case and liquid cooler.

 

PCPartPicker: 

 

total overkill psu. even 550w psu would be enough

bad airflow case

overpriced ssds

overpriced memory

with this budget you could get r9 3900x, 32gigs of ram and rtx 2080 ti. but you buy overpriced products so you cant affor rtx 2080 ti. yes it is overpriced too but it performs 30% better than rtx 2080 super

I Use my knowledge as business owner and self taught technician aswell as an AI to help people. AI might be controversial but it actually works pretty well 90% of the time.

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You realise that Z490 and the i9 10900K isn't that far from release ? Not that I am recommending Intel, but you should still hang fire just to see if it affects prices on the 9900K/Z390.

 

A 3700X is a better buy though if you are just gaming, as it would save a lot of cash and you would still have an upgrade path to Ryzen 4000.

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Sure prices might be high, but it's all quality components.  Too many times have I, and my friends been burnt on buying cheap off brand components.  Also sometimes you just want something that is going to be good, and last.  A decent power supply is going to last a long time, my corsair hx1000 has been going strong since 2009.  It's seen many different cases and systems come and go.  Sure prices will inevitably fall as new hardware comes out, but there's a time to wait, and a time to just stick to it and start gaming, or work, or whatever it is you want to do with your system.  It's going to be a beefy rig with those parts, and it's not always about squeezing every bit of performance out of every dollar invested in a build.  If it's what you need just go for it.

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