PC Build

[Solzhenitz]

Budget (including currency): R$48.000 (USD$10.000)

Country: Brazil

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Overall gaming, rendering, 3D modelling in Blender, programming

Other details: Peripherals such as mouse, keyboard and headset, monitor.

 

[Dedayog]

5 minutes ago, Solzhenitz said:

Budget (including currency): R$48.000 (USD$10.000)

Country: Brazil

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Overall gaming, rendering, 3D modelling in Blender, programming

Other details: Peripherals such as mouse, keyboard and headset, monitor.

 

$10k?  HEDT?  Full production machine?

 

You're welcome.

 

 

 

[PowerPCFan]

This article I found has a pretty good build for the price, but once you go past 5,000 USD, the parts cant get much better.

 

**I'd go with this epic build: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/fTFMXk

Then use the rest of the budget to get a nice desk, tons of monitors, and RGB. You'll have an amazing battlestation. 

[Dedayog]

5 minutes ago, PowerPCFan said:

This article I found has a pretty good build for the price, but once you go past 5,000 USD, the parts cant get much better.

 

**I'd go with this epic build: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/fTFMXk

Then use the rest of the budget to get a nice desk, tons of monitors, and RGB. You'll have an amazing battlestation. 

Realistically, there isn't much benefit over $2k (7800x3d+7900XTX) but this is more of a fantasy build post by throwing out the $10k.

 

50/50 it's a troll post.

[RONOTHAN##]

14 minutes ago, Solzhenitz said:

Budget (including currency): R$48.000 (USD$10.000)

For a system of this budget, you're looking at either proper workstations with specialized hardware inside or show build gaming machines. Either way, this is not something you'll build yourself and should find a system integrator of some sort to do this for you, the exact one depends on your priorities (some place similar to Puget if you want a more workstation build, whereas a smaller boutique shop if you're doing a gaming system). 

[PowerPCFan]

You can build your own keyboard. 

For a mouse, the logitech superlight mouse or glorious model o2 are great. 

For a primary monitor, the ASUS ROG Swift 360Hz 27” 1440P HDR Gaming Monitor (https://www.amazon.com/ASUS-Swift-Gaming-Monitor-PG27AQN/dp/B0BHK7LLZD) is amazing. You can also order some more 1440p monitors that are a lower refresh rate (144hz is good) as second monitors. 

 

Any questions?

[PowerPCFan]

1 minute ago, Dedayog said:

Realistically, there isn't much benefit over $2k (7800x3d+7900XTX) but this is more of a fantasy build post by throwing out the $10k.

 

50/50 it's a troll post.

totally agree, 7800x3d and 7900xtx is plenty for 99% of people

[Solzhenitz]

4 hours ago, RONOTHAN## said:

For a system of this budget, you're looking at either proper workstations with specialized hardware inside or show build gaming machines. Either way, this is not something you'll build yourself and should find a system integrator of some sort to do this for you, the exact one depends on your priorities (some place similar to Puget if you want a more workstation build, whereas a smaller boutique shop if you're doing a gaming system). 

I am pre buying everything to forward it to a workshop around, I am posting so I don`t have the dread the wait of their research service.

[Solzhenitz]

4 hours ago, PowerPCFan said:

You can build your own keyboard. 

For a mouse, the logitech superlight mouse or glorious model o2 are great. 

For a primary monitor, the ASUS ROG Swift 360Hz 27” 1440P HDR Gaming Monitor (https://www.amazon.com/ASUS-Swift-Gaming-Monitor-PG27AQN/dp/B0BHK7LLZD) is amazing. You can also order some more 1440p monitors that are a lower refresh rate (144hz is good) as second monitors. 

 

Any questions?

I am looking for a monitor with a nice color range and nice color accuracy. I suppose you are recommending this one because it's an all rounder.
As for the keyboard, I am very much of a DIY Keyboard newb, wouldn't dare into meddling, I shall do some research on it.

[PowerPCFan]

4 hours ago, Solzhenitz said:

I am looking for a monitor with a nice color range and nice color accuracy. I suppose you are recommending this one because it's an all rounder.
As for the keyboard, I am very much of a DIY Keyboard newb, wouldn't dare into meddling, I shall do some research on it.

I have a Yunzii YZ75. It’s a prebuilt keyboard but it’s directed more at custom keyboard fans and “noobs” instead of gaming. For $100, nothing beats it. 
 

[PowerPCFan]

9 hours ago, RONOTHAN## said:

For a system of this budget, you're looking at either proper workstations with specialized hardware inside or show build gaming machines. Either way, this is not something you'll build yourself and should find a system integrator of some sort to do this for you, the exact one depends on your priorities (some place similar to Puget if you want a more workstation build, whereas a smaller boutique shop if you're doing a gaming system). 

I think OP would be fine building it (or maybe even a prebuilt gaming PC!)

 

but that’s a great option if you want a high end server-like PC.

[RONOTHAN##]

1 minute ago, PowerPCFan said:

I think OP would be fine building it (or maybe even a prebuilt gaming PC!)

 

but that’s a great option if you want a high end server-like PC.

If you're looking to spend $10k on a system, you'll be about 3-5k in before you stop getting performance gains. If you want to spend more than that, might as well get a boutique shop to make a truly stunning custom machine instead with custom water cooling and all that. 

 

Either that or build something within an actually sensible price range for a gaming system. 

[Dedayog]

2 minutes ago, PowerPCFan said:

I think OP would be fine building it (or maybe even a prebuilt gaming PC!)

 

but that’s a great option if you want a high end server-like PC.

I think he's assuming the OP isn't a PC builder or enthusiast.   So may want a professional to put together his $10,000 computer to guarantee there are no issues as a first timer.

 

 

 

 

[PowerPCFan]

5 minutes ago, RONOTHAN## said:

If you're looking to spend $10k on a system, you'll be about 3-5k in before you stop getting performance gains. If you want to spend more than that, might as well get a boutique shop to make a truly stunning custom machine instead with custom water cooling and all that. 

 

Either that or build something within an actually sensible price range for a gaming system. 

I agree

[PowerPCFan]

6 minutes ago, Dedayog said:

I think he's assuming the OP isn't a PC builder or enthusiast.   So may want a professional to put together his $10,000 computer to guarantee there are no issues as a first timer.

 

 

 

 

As someone who has built plenty of PCs, I’d still get it professionally built because I don’t want to break a $10k pc