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poker1059
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Oh, this is as big as it goes...#rip

 

 

WHY DIDN'T YOU GET AN R7 265 IF YOU WERE USING VEGAS

 

 

OK Much Appreciated

 

 

So you can see it better.

 

@OP it's decent.

 

 

Great, i like to please the russian lol

This just turned into font battle lol

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Nice font lol

 

Nice meme m8.

DAYTONA

PROCESSOR - AMD RYZEN 7 3700X
MOTHERBOARD - ASUS PRIME X370-PRO
RAM - 32GB (4x8GB) CORSAIR VENGEANCE LPX DDR4-2400
CPU COOLING - NOCTUA NH-D14
GRAPHICS CARD - EVGA NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 980Ti SC+ ACX 2.0 w/ BACKPLATE
BOOT and PROGRAMS - CORSAIR MP600 1TB
GAMES and FILES - TOSHIBA 2TB
INTERNAL BACKUP - WESTERN DIGITAL GREEN 4TB
POWER SUPPLY - CORSAIR RM850i
CASE - CORSAIR OBSIDIAN 750D

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another option for the psu 

 

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/474500-us-newegg-xfx-ts-550-watt-80-bronze-psu-2699-after-mir-and-10-off-promo-code/

 

on sale right now and much better than that evga one 

CPU: i5 6600k @ 4.6 ghz  Motherboard: Asus z170-a  Cooling: Corsair h80i GT GPU: EVGA GTX 970  Ram: G.Skill 2x8 gb ddr4 2400  PSU: EVGA G2 Supernova 550w  Case: Corsair 200r Storage: 250GB 850 EVO + 2x wd 1 tb drives

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If you're gonna record and play at the same time, you should get a better cpu. While you're at it a better gpu and ssd will go a long way when doing any sort of video rendering. An i5 and a 960 would be better if you could spend more on your build. But that one will do what you want it to. just not as quickly as you'd like.

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Not if I can help it.

 

This is what my text looks like by comparison. Beautiful, isn't it.

DAYTONA

PROCESSOR - AMD RYZEN 7 3700X
MOTHERBOARD - ASUS PRIME X370-PRO
RAM - 32GB (4x8GB) CORSAIR VENGEANCE LPX DDR4-2400
CPU COOLING - NOCTUA NH-D14
GRAPHICS CARD - EVGA NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 980Ti SC+ ACX 2.0 w/ BACKPLATE
BOOT and PROGRAMS - CORSAIR MP600 1TB
GAMES and FILES - TOSHIBA 2TB
INTERNAL BACKUP - WESTERN DIGITAL GREEN 4TB
POWER SUPPLY - CORSAIR RM850i
CASE - CORSAIR OBSIDIAN 750D

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OK Much Appreciated

WHATS THAT I CANT HEAR YOU

Yeah the build is decent sorry for the different font 

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My plan is Boot and Certain Games i want to access fast on SSD and other stuff on HDD

That is everyone's plan but judging from a few clients who says "i should have listened to you and bought a bigger ssd, it is really frustrating to keep coping files back and forth just for the ssd speed" then they say " can you install another ssd, a bigger one, and make that my boot drive and do something with the other ssd, it is up to you"

A water-cooled mid-tier gaming PC.

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After so many months of changing my budget from $600 to $700 to $1000 to $1200 and finally settling at $500. I've now ordered the first two parts of my first Gaming PC. http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Poker1059/saved/Nfpscf .  This PC will be used mainly for playing and recording Minecraft and other games, and using some program (either Sony Vegas or Premier Pro) to edit and render the videos. But all in all I feel like it's going to be a nice first ever gaming PC for me, tell me what you think. And please don't just start dropping part lists, I'd much rather hear what you think about it and why.

Why Didn't you get a real GPU not a potato GPU?

 

nvidia-geforce-gtx750ti-quarter.jpg = Russet_Potato.jpg

Judge a product on its own merits AND the company that made it.

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Oneplus 6 (Early 2023 to present) | HP Envy 15" x360 R7 5700U (Mid 2021 to present) | Steam Deck (Late 2022 to present)

 

Mid 2023 AlTech Desktop Refresh - AMD R7 5800X (Mid 2023), XFX Radeon RX 6700XT MBA (Mid 2021), MSI X370 Gaming Pro Carbon (Early 2018), 32GB DDR4-3200 (16GB x2) (Mid 2022

Noctua NH-D15 (Early 2021), Corsair MP510 1.92TB NVMe SSD (Mid 2020), beQuiet Pure Wings 2 140mm x2 & 120mm x1 (Mid 2023),

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That i3 will not perform so great in terms of video rendering and editing work.

 

Also it's a little suspicious that you plan to use a piece of software which costs more than your entire PC... ;)

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My plan is Boot and Certain Games i want to access fast on SSD and other stuff on HDD

You won't fit more than two games on that SSD.

Source: I have a separate 120GB SSD for games and it is now full.

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WHATS THAT I CANT HEAR YOU

Yeah the build is decent sorry for the different font 

HEAR YOU...                                                                                             

I CAN"T EVEN READ YOU BECAUSE IT IS SOOOO SMALL!!! 

A water-cooled mid-tier gaming PC.

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HEAR YOU...                                                                                             

I CAN"T EVEN READ YOU BECAUSE IT IS SOOOO SMALL!!! 

 

Is this big enough?

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I have done TONS of Minecrafting and you need something more powerful than the 750 ti, I suggest a HD 7950, I am selling that specific card on the classifieds for the same price as the 750 ti and AMD cards seem to do much better in Minecraft than Nvidia cards.

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Also it's a little suspicious that you plan to use a piece of software which costs more than your entire PC... ;)

 

Actually, there's a consumer-grade version of Vegas on Steam for £50. Don't know what that translates to in US dollars, but I assume it's about $70.

DAYTONA

PROCESSOR - AMD RYZEN 7 3700X
MOTHERBOARD - ASUS PRIME X370-PRO
RAM - 32GB (4x8GB) CORSAIR VENGEANCE LPX DDR4-2400
CPU COOLING - NOCTUA NH-D14
GRAPHICS CARD - EVGA NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 980Ti SC+ ACX 2.0 w/ BACKPLATE
BOOT and PROGRAMS - CORSAIR MP600 1TB
GAMES and FILES - TOSHIBA 2TB
INTERNAL BACKUP - WESTERN DIGITAL GREEN 4TB
POWER SUPPLY - CORSAIR RM850i
CASE - CORSAIR OBSIDIAN 750D

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What are we even fighting about?

WHAT FIGHTING.....ISN'T THIS THE DE-STRESS THREAD!

A water-cooled mid-tier gaming PC.

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HEAR YOU...                                                                                             

I CAN"T EVEN READ YOU BECAUSE IT IS SOOOO SMALL!!! 

I can smell you... 

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how did the drop happen from 1200 to 500?. good build 

I decided it would take A VERY long time to get this money, being that I'm 14

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[CPU] - Intel Core i5-4590  

[Motherboard] - MSI B85-G43 GAMING 

[RAM] - Kingston HyperX Beast (2x4GB) 1866Mhz... CPU only supports 1600Mhz

[SSD] - A-Data SP600 128GB SSD

[HDD]- 1Tb Seagate Barracuda

[GPU] - EVGA GTX 1060 6GB SSC

[Case] - Corsair SPEC-03 White 

[PSU] - Rosewill 450W 80+Bronze

 
 
 
 
 

 

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