Feedback on new build specs :)

[JayScott]

Just completed my new build on pcpartpicker. Can anyone give me some feedback on specs. I made a post previously that this will be primarily used for 3D Modelling / Rendering, Editing and Streaming (Maya, 3DS Max, Cinema4D, Premier Pro, After Effects, Photoshop, OBS etc). I wanted something that can handle any app i throw it at without issue. I think this build does that comfortably. 

 

I may add some more ram further down the line, 32GB seems a decent start. I chose an 8GB GPU to support Maya/Cinema4D and last some time. The only thing i have not included is a sound card, but i don't think i will really need it? (Not at the moment anyway). Do i really need to put in a sound card? As long as i am able to get some sound some way then i'm not overly bothered. 

 

I went a little over budget (£800 over ), so if anyone thinks i have done anything on overkill for what i want it to do (or i should be including anything else), let me know, this is my entire build so plan to order all in one. As i said, i wanted something that will last and generally be a beast.

 

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/yZwW4C

 

Let me know what you guys think. 

[Arcanekitten]

3 minutes ago, JayScott said:

Just completed my new build on pcpartpicker. Can anyone give me some feedback on specs. I made a post previously that this will be primarily used for 3D Modelling / Rendering, Editing and Streaming (Maya, 3DS Max, Cinema4D, Premier Pro, After Effects, Photoshop, OBS etc). I wanted something that can handle any app i throw it at without issue. I think this build does that comfortably. 

 

I may add some more ram further down the line, 32GB seems a decent start. I chose an 8GB GPU to support Maya/Cinema4D and last some time. The only thing i have not included is a sound card, but i don't think i will really need it? (Not at the moment anyway). Do i really need to put in a sound card? As long as i am able to get some sound some way then i'm not overly bothered. 

 

I went a little over budget (£800 over ), so if anyone thinks i have done anything on overkill for what i want it to do (or i should be including anything else), let me know, this is my entire build so plan to order all in one. As i said, i wanted something that will last and generally be a beast.

 

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/yZwW4C

 

Let me know what you guys think. 

A soundcard isn't really needed unless you have some decent headphones to start with.

[NinjaJc01]

4 minutes ago, JayScott said:

Just completed my new build on pcpartpicker. Can anyone give me some feedback on specs. I made a post previously that this will be primarily used for 3D Modelling / Rendering, Editing and Streaming (Maya, 3DS Max, Cinema4D, Premier Pro, After Effects, Photoshop, OBS etc). I wanted something that can handle any app i throw it at without issue. I think this build does that comfortably. 

 

I may add some more ram further down the line, 32GB seems a decent start. I chose an 8GB GPU to support Maya/Cinema4D and last some time. The only thing i have not included is a sound card, but i don't think i will really need it? (Not at the moment anyway). Do i really need to put in a sound card? As long as i am able to get some sound some way then i'm not overly bothered. 

 

I went a little over budget (£800 over ), so if anyone thinks i have done anything on overkill for what i want it to do (or i should be including anything else), let me know, this is my entire build so plan to order all in one. As i said, i wanted something that will last and generally be a beast.

 

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/yZwW4C

 

Let me know what you guys think. 

You don't need a sound card. Consider getting your CPU/GPU from CEX, they'll give you a 2 year warranty. I've had 2 CPUs from there, which both work flawlessly.

EDIT: And you only need 650W at the most.

[JayScott]

Yep i thought so with the card. I'll leave it off for now, can always add later.