Need Help with New Build

[Jamlons]

Hey guys,

I have created a list for computer parts, I mainly a designer but also a gamer so I will utilize all four of the monitors mentioned. But need help to see if i could improve the whole setup anyway. I already have a computer but first time building one. 

Cheers!

https://au.pcpartpicker.com/list/qXnsxY

 

[mpsparrow]

What is your budget? Also why the three different monitors?

[Moress]

What programs do you use for your design work?

[Jamlons]

Budget is 5k AUD and three different monitors for three different purposes. Main one for my main monitor, two ultrawides for easier graphic editing and fourth one for browsing while using software.

[Jamlons]

I use too many to count, all i know is that the work I'm doing will require a good CPU

 

[mpsparrow]

1 minute ago, Jamlons said:

I use too many to count, all i know is that the work I'm doing will require a good CPU

 

Perhaps a Ryzen CPU is better for the cores.

[Sahil10416]

Do you also use it to render videos or 3d models?

[EminentSun]

Nothing qrong with the computer, I would recommend the cloud ii's over the g430.

[Jamlons]

Currently doing graphic design in Uni, mainly images but have done some 3d model renders before. 

 

1 minute ago, Sahil10416 said:

Do you also use it to render videos or 3d models?

 

[mpsparrow]

For starters, if you are going to be 3d rendering I think 32GB of memory is a good upgrade. Also perhaps a Ryzen CPU is better because of the cores. I would get a better headset. Also a GTX 1080TI? Save $100 and get a cheaper motherboard. Something like the Asus STRIX Z270H will do.

[Sahil10416]

1 minute ago, Jamlons said:

Currently doing graphic design in Uni, mainly images but have done some 3d model renders before. 

 

 

Your list is fine. Although a m.2 ssd would be better than a regular ssd.

Also don't forget to check the sRGB & adobe rgb values of the monitors for better color accuracy.

[Jamlons]

1 minute ago, Sahil10416 said:

Your list is fine. Although a m.2 ssd would be better than a regular ssd.

Also don't forget to check the sRGB & adobe rgb values of the monitors for better color accuracy.

Yeah thats why i chose the ASUS for its incredible colour accuracy

[Xenift]

1 minute ago, Jamlons said:

Yeah thats why i chose the ASUS for its incredible colour accuracy

Does look really matter that much to your build xD?

Dropping all the insanely expensive addons you have, you can save over $300.

RYZEN with ECC sounds great. like i said if you still want looks, then get some ram covers for the ECC ram >.>