First build OVERPAYING 14yo KID

[c3dric69]

1 minute ago, find_better_name_later said:

That motherboard looks like a Z490 Maximus Formula instead of a Z490 Maximus Hero in the picture. The VRMs on the Formula are meant to be watercooled, while the VRMs on the Hero have heatsinks on them, so they can be cooled by the case fans. So, make sure that you are not getting the Formula.

Oki; thx for the helpful information :3 

[Drama Lama]

6 minutes ago, c3dric69 said:

Is this more reliable than the samsung one? 

 

both have a TBW of 600tb

 

so yes according to the data provided by the manufacturers ( Samsung and Kingston) they will both last probably the same time 

 

@c3dric69

that would mean you could write and delete every day about 320gb of data for five years ( correct me if I’m wrong)

 

but just in case : always make a backup 

Edited August 3, 2020 by Drama Lama

[Oswin]

2 minutes ago, c3dric69 said:

Is this more reliable than the samsung one? 

 

in terms of indurance or? this was meant to replace the crucial P1 that @gloop listed.

 

if you want something with similar performance with the 970 evo then go with this

https://be.pcpartpicker.com/product/zR3H99/adata-sx8200-1-tb-m2-2280-solid-state-drive-asx8200pnp-1tt-c

 

though if you are only gaming, you dont really need 970 evo levels of performance, even a regular SATA is completely fine.

[PWforPower]

Buy 

lga gaming 2011 

xeon e5 1680 v2 and oc to 4.5

rtx 2080 not super 

buy highest clock ddr3 memory 

nocuta dh 15 or 3 radiator watercooling

take case you wrote

m2 1 tb

1000 w psu

and thats it

 

or

more expensive but you can mine gold with it

 

lga 2011 v3 asrock with mv2 slot or dual asus

xeon e5 1680 v4 https://www.ebay.com/itm/Intel-Xeon-E5-2680-V4-LGA-2011-3-CPU-14-Core-2-4GHz-SR2N7-PROCESSOR-OEM-TRAY/174089066058?hash=item288884564a:g:hFcAAOSwh~xd0sb7

again ddr 4 with highest clock

rtx 2080 ti but better to wait rtx 30

1200w psu or more

water cooling solution 

and m2 1 tb

 

[PWforPower]

Just now, PWforPower said:

Buy 

lga gaming 2011 

xeon e5 1680 v2 and oc to 4.5

rtx 2080 not super 

buy highest clock ddr3 memory 

nocuta dh 15 or 3 radiator watercooling

take case you wrote

m2 1 tb

1000 w psu

and thats it

 

or

more expensive but you can mine gold with it

 

lga 2011 v3 asrock with mv2 slot or dual asus

xeon e5 1680 v4 https://www.ebay.com/itm/Intel-Xeon-E5-2680-V4-LGA-2011-3-CPU-14-Core-2-4GHz-SR2N7-PROCESSOR-OEM-TRAY/174089066058?hash=item288884564a:g:hFcAAOSwh~xd0sb7

again ddr 4 with highest clock

rtx 2080 ti but better to wait rtx 30

1200w psu or more

water cooling solution 

and m2 1 tb

 

I think its best and durable

[SFFDesigns]

I wouldn't even plan a build with a 2080S/2070S right now.

 

Wait for Big Navi/RTX3000 for sure. Once those are released, then get back to planning this build. 

[dizmo]

If you absolutely have to build now, then yeah that's a pretty good build.

Though honestly, I'd wait for the next gen of Nvidia cards. They're significantly better and only a couple of months away.

You're 14 though, so I assume just impatient.

 

As for your questions:

• Go with 3600 mhz for the RAM
• The 10600k and 10700k won't really see much difference in gaming. Save the money, go with 10600k
• You don't need a Samsung 970, something like the SX8200 Pro is likely cheaper and will feel the same
• If you're worried about cooling, you might want a case that more adequately cools your components

 

1 hour ago, eeeee1 said:

i would buy more storage if you will play cod mw.

this is a pretty beast of a machine. have fun

2TB is more than enough for CoD....even 800GB is more than enough, while still having the ability to install multiple other games.

1 hour ago, mahyar said:

1 i would wait for new cpus and graphics card

2 i would go amd yes 10600 and 10700 are good buuuuut high power consumption high temps and etc i would go with ryzen 3600

Intel makes far more sense if he's just gaming, it's the superior performer across nearly every title.

1 hour ago, mahyar said:

another young intel fanboi intel chips are hot high power and expensive

Ah, I see why. You're an AMD fanboy. As if that's somehow any different.

41 minutes ago, PWforPower said:

I think its best and durable

I think that makes no sense. It's very old hardware.

[mahyar]

49 minutes ago, dizmo said:

If you absolutely have to build now, then yeah that's a pretty good build.

Though honestly, I'd wait for the next gen of Nvidia cards. They're significantly better and only a couple of months away.

You're 14 though, so I assume just impatient.

 

As for your questions:

• Go with 3600 mhz for the RAM
• The 10600k and 10700k won't really see much difference in gaming. Save the money, go with 10600k
• You don't need a Samsung 970, something like the SX8200 Pro is likely cheaper and will feel the same
• If you're worried about cooling, you might want a case that more adequately cools your components

 

2TB is more than enough for CoD....even 800GB is more than enough, while still having the ability to install multiple other games.

Intel makes far more sense if he's just gaming, it's the superior performer across nearly every title.

Ah, I see why. You're an AMD fanboy. As if that's somehow any different.

I think that makes no sense. It's very old hardware.

no i my self am a hordcore intel fanboy but im really pissed off of them for like 3 gens

[dizmo]

1 minute ago, mahyar said:

no i my self am a hordcore intel fanboy but im really pissed off of them for like 3 gens

And that matters why? It's the better choice.

[mahyar]

3 minutes ago, dizmo said:

Your personal issues shouldn't come into play when making suggestions for other people.

sorry when it comes to intel im pissed off because from something like ivy bridge that its flagship still holds up today to 6 gens of skylake based

[dizmo]

6 minutes ago, mahyar said:

sorry when it comes to intel im pissed off because from something like ivy bridge that its flagship still holds up today to 6 gens of skylake based

So you're mad that they were really far ahead with their architecture?
That makes no sense.

They've certainly seen improvement. Their chips today are better than the ones 6 years ago.

[mahyar]

Just now, dizmo said:

So you're mad that they were really far ahead with their architecture?
That makes no sense.

They've certainly seen improvement. Their chips today are better than the ones 6 years ago.

no you got it wrong i mean they being waayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy lazier (managemen no offence to dear intel engineers) than they should be to do something practical 

[dizmo]

33 minutes ago, mahyar said:

no you got it wrong i mean they being waayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy lazier (managemen no offence to dear intel engineers) than they should be to do something practical 

Didn't realize you're an engineer. Maybe you should go show them how they could be doing better.

[c3dric69]

8 hours ago, dizmo said:

Didn't realize you're an engineer. Maybe you should go show them how they could be doing better.

; i like u lol

10 hours ago, dizmo said:

If you absolutely have to build now, then yeah that's a pretty good build.

Though honestly, I'd wait for the next gen of Nvidia cards. They're significantly better and only a couple of months away.

You're 14 though, so I assume just impatient.

 

As for your questions:

• Go with 3600 mhz for the RAM
• The 10600k and 10700k won't really see much difference in gaming. Save the money, go with 10600k
• You don't need a Samsung 970, something like the SX8200 Pro is likely cheaper and will feel the same
• If you're worried about cooling, you might want a case that more adequately cools your components

 

2TB is more than enough for CoD....even 800GB is more than enough, while still having the ability to install multiple other games.

Intel makes far more sense if he's just gaming, it's the superior performer across nearly every title.

Ah, I see why. You're an AMD fanboy. As if that's somehow any different.

I think that makes no sense. It's very old hardware.

Now that I have the time to build it and because I have been waiting for 6 months to buy the components. I really want to go with those. :3 I don’t really care about performance/price. It’s not that it will run bad or anything. so ye thx for all the helpfull information :3

[dizmo]

8 hours ago, c3dric69 said:

; i like u lol

Now that I have the time to build it and because I have been waiting for 6 months to buy the components. I really want to go with those. :3 I don’t really care about performance/price. It’s not that it will run bad or anything. so ye thx for all the helpfull information :3

True, and as long as you realize that someone can come along and say they spent considerably less and get way more performance than you, and it won't bother you, then it's all fine.

[YT_DomDaBomb20]

On 8/3/2020 at 1:39 PM, c3dric69 said:

I'm going with a Z63. Is that good enough for the i7 10700k? Or should I go with a 360mm AIO

If you can go with a reliable air cooler. I suggest the Scythe Fuma 2 if it’s available. It’s as good as a 280mm aio