3800$ gaming pc

[lockist]

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/markram1/saved/YJ97hM

 

i want to know witch sli bridge should i use

 

is there is a better one with the same price (editing/rendering  and  1440p ultra gaming)

 

any tip?

 

[userzero]

Isn't the SLI bridge a pretty standardised piece of hardware across the board i.e. does it even matter?

 

Just a comment of the heavenly build, why not go for the threadripper if you're going balls out?

[seon123]

Why get such an expensive PC, and then cheap out on the peripherals?

The WD Blue is not very good, and way overpriced. Get something like the MX300 instead.

There isn't much support for SLI in newer titles, so you shouldn't bother, imo. 

Don't get the 1800X, just get the 1700 and overclock it. 

For gaming and Adobe CC, the 8700K is king

Edited November 16, 2017 by seon123
Damn autocorrect

[Ryois]

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/rmB93F I would go with this. Changed ssd, hdd, gpu, added fans, changed peripherals you can choose them or not. 

[Princess Luna]

You should probably get an i7 8700k over the Ryzen 7 1800x.

[lockist]

i dont really mutter with the peripherals and i want sli 1080ti and i want to know is this one support it and if it wasnt what should i change