Help pls

[jpgz96]

HI could someone check this build and give some advice.

im switching from a mac to a pc and im looking for a 3d modeling/rendering/ Gaming pc

 

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/hykZjc

 

thx

[The Sloth]

wait a bit for ryzen in a week or so you can build a much better pc 

[NTDaws]

Ryzen will be out probably next week, come back then and we will make you a build.

[jpgz96]

i would wait for ryzen but I think im buying today or tomorow

 

[Hunter06]

u should get atleast a 3200mhz ram kit

otherwise the build is ok

but u should really wait for ryzen reviews & benchmark. double the core count at the same price should really help with rendering.

just wait a week

[The Sloth]

2 minutes ago, jpgz96 said:

i would wait for ryzen but I think im buying today or tomorow

 

 

wait a bit, why the hurry? 

[Brooksie359]

3 minutes ago, jpgz96 said:

i would wait for ryzen but I think im buying today or tomorow

 

how is that a reason to not wait? is there a reason why you have to buy it tomorrow? also what type of cad software will you be using and what will you be using it for? 

[Brooksie359]

1 minute ago, Brooksie359 said:

how is that a reason to not wait? is there a reason why you have to buy it tomorrow? also what type of cad software will you be using and what will you be using it for? 

oh you said 3d modeling i just assumed it was a cad software lol 

[jpgz96]

Just now, nerdslayer1 said:

wait a bit, why the hurry? 

The thing is that i dont live in USA, and I have some one that is going to Panama, so its easier that way, and cheaper.

[Mira Yurizaki]

Well we're in a catch-22 here. Gobble up Ryzen now before the scalpers hoard them and try to turn them around for a stupidly high markup and risk any potential issues that may arise due to driver issues or hardware bugs... or wait until the dust settles only to find out you have better luck finding Bigfoot than finding Ryzen at MSRP.

 

That's my view on it anyway, considering the recent trend it seems for hot new hardware that may not have a good supply line.

 

Either way, if you need something now, I would get what you spec'd out. I doubt Ryzen is going to make a huge difference either to performance or price on Intel's part. Especially considering the type of work you plan on doing is more sensitive on your GPU power. Or at least two out of the three you mentioned.