Please help me build

[Mark6754]

Hey
I know nothing when it comes to building a pc , and i do need to build one cuz i need a powerful workstation , bit everytime i watch building video on youtube i come out way over budget , just an fyi i live in Egypt where everything is much more expensive due to taxes and customs , i need this pc cuz im an engineering student and i need something powerful enough to run my programs smoothly

My programs that i use:

Solidworks ( mostly )
Fusion 360 ( mostly )
Adobe illustrator ( mostly )
Adobe photoshop ( occasionally )
Adobe photoshop ( occasionally )
Adobe xd ( occasionally )
Matlab ( occasionally )


If someone would please go on this local pc building website and help me make the most powerful pc for my money , my budget is 14,000 egp

https://www.elnekhelytechnology.com/index.php?route=account/pc_builder



Thank you

 

[spartaman64]

something like this i guess

[leonardmartin29]

22 minutes ago, Mark6754 said:

Hey
I know nothing when it comes to building a pc , and i do need to build one cuz i need a powerful workstation , bit everytime i watch building video on youtube i come out way over budget , just an fyi i live in Egypt where everything is much more expensive due to taxes and customs , i need this pc cuz im an engineering student and i need something powerful enough to run my programs smoothly

My programs that i use:

Solidworks ( mostly )
Fusion 360 ( mostly )
Adobe illustrator ( mostly )
Adobe photoshop ( occasionally )
Adobe photoshop ( occasionally )
Adobe xd ( occasionally )
Matlab ( occasionally )


If someone would please go on this local pc building website and help me make the most powerful pc for my money , my budget is 14,000 egp

https://www.elnekhelytechnology.com/index.php?route=account/pc_builder



Thank you

 

i suggest a ryzen 5600x

b550 motherboard

32 gb ddr4 3200+ ram the faster the better

nvidia rtx3700

750 watt psu (look into psu tier list dont get cheapest but dont need the highest end either)

 

[spartaman64]

2 minutes ago, leonardmartin29 said:

i suggest a ryzen 5600x

b550 motherboard

32 gb ddr4 3200+ ram the faster the better

nvidia rtx3700

750 watt psu (look into psu tier list dont get cheapest but dont need the highest end either)

 

thats definitely not going to fit in his budget judging by how much the parts i selected costs lol

[leonardmartin29]

yikes it is way over you are correct my guess on how much a egp to usd was way off lol. so you are correct. but personally i think you should save more money and get something way better for not alot of more money

[Mark6754]

1 hour ago, spartaman64 said:

something like this i guess

Thank you so much for this reply , i really needed it , i do have a couple of questions 

 

If i decide to add an m.2 ssd 128 gb or 256 gb will it greatly?

 

And i noticed you didn't add a cpu cooler , i don't understand how it works tbh , ive beard allot of people mention stock coolers , do i get a cooler ? Or will i need to buy one ?

 

 

Thank you again

 

[spartaman64]

2 minutes ago, Mark6754 said:

Thank you so much for this reply , i really needed it , i do have a couple of questions 

 

If i decide to add an m.2 ssd 128 gb or 256 gb will it greatly?

 

And i noticed you didn't add a cpu cooler , i don't understand how it works tbh , ive beard allot of people mention stock coolers , do i get a cooler ? Or will i need to buy one ?

 

 

Thank you again

 

yes an ssd helps with boot times and general system responsiveness a lot. lower capacity ssds are usually a bit slower than higher capacity but it will probably still make a big improvement. im not sure how that store works but if they give you a retail 3600 package it comes with a cooler and its sufficient. it wont be as quiet as an aftermarket cooler ofc but the cooling is good enough

[Mark6754]

1 minute ago, spartaman64 said:

yes an ssd helps with boot times and general system responsiveness a lot. lower capacity ssds are usually a bit slower than higher capacity but it will probably still make a big improvement. im not sure how that store works but if they give you a retail 3600 package it comes with a cooler and its sufficient. it wont be as quiet as an aftermarket cooler ofc but the cooling is good enough

Thank you so much again you really helped me allot

[Mark6754]

12 minutes ago, spartaman64 said:

yes an ssd helps with boot times and general system responsiveness a lot. lower capacity ssds are usually a bit slower than higher capacity but it will probably still make a big improvement. im not sure how that store works but if they give you a retail 3600 package it comes with a cooler and its sufficient. it wont be as quiet as an aftermarket cooler ofc but the cooling is good enough

Ok one last thing , 

https://www.elnekhelytechnology.com/offers/ryzen-5-3500x-gtx-1660-super-offer

 

What do you think of this build , will it suit me for my work , and i can upgrade by time . 

[spartaman64]

15 minutes ago, Mark6754 said:

Ok one last thing , 

https://www.elnekhelytechnology.com/offers/ryzen-5-3500x-gtx-1660-super-offer

 

What do you think of this build , will it suit me for my work , and i can upgrade by time . 

looks good you'd probably want to get another 8GB stick of ram with it though

[Mark6754]

15 minutes ago, spartaman64 said:

looks good you'd probably want to get another 8GB stick of ram with it though

Im thinking of adding another 8gb ram and an m.2 ssd , but the processor and gpu is good ?

[spartaman64]

5 minutes ago, Mark6754 said:

Im thinking of adding another 8gb ram and an m.2 ssd , but the processor and gpu is good ?

the gpu is good. the processor is sort of eh as it doesnt have hyperthreading but for the price reduction and the bump up to a 1660 super its probably worth it

[Mark6754]

14 minutes ago, spartaman64 said:

the gpu is good. the processor is sort of eh as it doesnt have hyperthreading but for the price reduction and the bump up to a 1660 super its probably worth it

So im understanding this correctly , the gpu here is better than the one you picked out , but the prosser is worse?

 

If thats the case i can swap the prosser here .

 

Let me explain something , this website doesn't show the items in the pre built units so that you don't know the exact price of the pre built unit  

 

Im thinking if i use the the prosser you suggested+ the 1660 super will be between 11,000 and 14,000 

 

Another question , these changes wont charge the motherboard or the power supply right?

[spartaman64]

2 minutes ago, Mark6754 said:

So im understanding this correctly , the gpu here is better than the one you picked out , but the prosser is worse?

 

If thats the case i can swap the prosser here .

 

Let me explain something , this website doesn't show the items in the pre built units so that you don't know the exact price of the pre built unit  

 

Im thinking if i use the the prosser you suggested+ the 1660 super will be between 11,000 and 14,000 

 

Another question , these changes wont charge the motherboard or the power supply right?

yes and it wont affect the motherboard an psu

[Mark6754]

On 11/2/2020 at 11:09 PM, spartaman64 said:

yes and it wont affect the motherboard an psu

Thank you so much , i built my pc around your advise

 

I got a 

Ryzen 5 3600x

1660 super

256 m.2 nvme

1tb hdd

8x2 3600 ddr4 

600 watt

Coller master cmp 500

B450 tomahawk max