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Hello everyone, 

 

I am a photographer and i m switching from MAC to PC for my workstation and i need your help! 

I build a PC on www.pcpartpicker.com and i would really appreciate any change and help with this because it is my first build and i want it to run for as much a possible and without upgrading anything unless i have to .

This is the link to the build 

 

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/BqVFJV

 

Much Appreciated ! 

 

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4 minutes ago, KH0R0S said:

Hello everyone, 

 

I am a photographer and i m switching from MAC to PC for my workstation and i need your help! 

I build a PC on www.pcpartpicker.com and i would really appreciate any change and help with this because it is my first build and i want it to run for as much a possible and without upgrading anything unless i have to .

This is the link to the build 

 

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/BqVFJV

 

Much Appreciated ! 

 

Do you need this build now? If you can wait, graphics cards are crazily expensive right now and are always out of stock. If you can wait, you’ll get a lot better value for money. 

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I would personally go 8600K or 8700K on the Z307 chipset because it preforms better then I9 majority of the time and also 2 x 8gb sticks would be better performance and maybe if you can higher rated speed DDR4

and I would wait a bit for Gpu prices to come down other then that you should be good

 

also if you need it now I would go to Micro center then because they are selling GPU's at MSRP value if you buy a full system.

 

 

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If you're using Adobe products go for the 8700K since Adobe likes Intel & IPC vs core count and memory channels. Going HEDT seems like it'd be less useful for both your productivity and gaming needs.

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Thanks, but unfortunatly i m not in the US and not everything is available anyways .. i swapped the CPU for th 8700K and the RAM to a higher rated DDR4 

and for waiting i dont need it right now but i would prefer to get it before april do you think the prices will drop till then? 

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1 minute ago, KH0R0S said:

Thanks, but unfortunatly i m not in the US and not everything is available anyways .. i swapped the CPU for th 8700K and the RAM to a higher rated DDR4 

and for waiting i dont need it right now but i would prefer to get it before april do you think the prices will drop till then? 

It's a maybe. As far as GPUs go, it's a matter of stalking local and online retailers waiting for fresh stock as close to MSRP as possible.

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This is by no means necessary, especially with current RAM prices, but if you do batch work in photoshop/LR and in general, you could benefit from 32gb of RAM. I would at least look at upgrading, in which case, I'd go for a single 16gb dimm with the intention of adding another one in a couple of months. 

 

Also, storage, I would go with a 500gb SSD and add another HDD in RAID 1 for redundancy. Even if you have a NAS or off site backup, you never know, especially if you are a pro. Also, look for a 7200rpm HDD instead of a 5400, WD blacks are pretty affordable and are rated at a higher lifetime (I believe).  

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