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Thinking of getting a new pc a month or two after i get back to work.
This is what i got picked out so far http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/2rMNB

My rig.... cpu i7-920 , MB asus p6t se , RAM 8gigs , GPU evga 760 sc , Case antec 900, western digital 2x500 gigs hhd , PSU  antec 800w , Display syncmaster 2233rz , Cooling antec kulher h20 620 ,  keyboard / mouse / headset    G15 keyboard , g500 mouse , Razor megladon headset

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It's perfect.

Main Rig: CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5700X3D | RAM: 32GB (2x16GB) KLEVV CRAS XR RGB DDR4-3600 | Motherboard: Gigabyte B550I AORUS PRO AX | Storage: 500GB Crucial P3 Plus, 4TB Silicon Power UD90 | GPU: AsRock Radeon RX 9070 XT Steel Legend | Cooling: ThermalTake Floe 280mm w/ be quiet! Pure Wings 3 | Case: Sliger SM580 (Black) | PSU: Corsair SF850

Main Server: CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 5950X | RAM: 64GB (2x32GB) Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4-3200 | Motherboard: ASUS Crosshair VII Hero WiFi | Storage: 512GB SKHynix NVMe | GPUs: NVIDIA TITAN Xp 2-way SLI | Cooling: Thermalright Frozen Prism 360mm | Case: Corsair 5000D Airflow (White) | PSU: Seasonic Focus GM850

File and Media Server (AOOSTAR WTR Pro): CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5825U | RAM: 32GB (2x16GB) Silicon Power DDR4-3200 SODIMMs | Storage: 1TB Samsung 970 EVO Plus, 2x14TB Western Digital Ultrastar DC HC530

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If you're video editing or rendering etc. that is a beast machine and will perform just fine. If you're gaming, although it's still a best, you are burning money.

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budge is 3-4k i am welder so money ant the problem. Gaming on max res and setting.

My rig.... cpu i7-920 , MB asus p6t se , RAM 8gigs , GPU evga 760 sc , Case antec 900, western digital 2x500 gigs hhd , PSU  antec 800w , Display syncmaster 2233rz , Cooling antec kulher h20 620 ,  keyboard / mouse / headset    G15 keyboard , g500 mouse , Razor megladon headset

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budge is 3-4k i am welder so money ant the problem. Gaming on max res and setting.

If you're gaming above 1080p, I wouldn't change anything other than maybe ditching the i7 for an i5 since there is literally no point in having hyper threading and you won't even be able to overclock as high with the added heat output from it. If you're gaming at 1080p then lose the second 780ti and I'd just get a 780 instead of the ti model. I have a normal 780 and a 1440p monitor and I can max out my games fine.

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A WD Se whaaat, 32gb of dominator whaaat. Corsair rm 850w, come on now you can do better than that. Seriously what resolution are you gaming at? For gaming you will get no where near 32gb of ram.Don't get the wd se. There's a lot of money that could be saved here and still get the same experience.

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A WD Se whaaat, 32gb of dominator whaaat. Corsair rm 850w, come on now you can do better than that. Seriously what resolution are you gaming at? For gaming you will get no where near 32gb of ram.Don't get the wd se. There's a lot of money that could be saved here and still get the same experience.

Yeah I agree, but he's not as experienced so yeah...

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Even if money isn't an issue, you're pissing it away on the ram selection alone. If you're not doing any rendering and mostly gaming, 32GB is a waste, especially Platinums. Same goes for an i7 over an i5. For more performance, I'd ditch the EVO and go for 2 Toshiba Q Pro 128GB drives in RAID 0.  IMO, spending 400usd on a motherboard is dumb for a gaming rig.

 

Don't get me wrong, the rig is solid in every way..but it's the wasted power that bothers me...like tuning your car to have high performance and using it to putt around town instead of taking it to the track. It makes others cry at the idea of a machine not being pushed to its limits.

 

 

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well thats what i am looking from you guys input . I have a Asus 24" vg248qe 24" on the way right now my samsung 2233rz burned out on me and was out of warranty. So what ever the max res on that screen is. I wont be ggeting the silver case that is listed ill be getting the white colored one. I want to get as much white and Red as i can. White case with red cable sleaving and i shall call it operation blood in the snow.

My rig.... cpu i7-920 , MB asus p6t se , RAM 8gigs , GPU evga 760 sc , Case antec 900, western digital 2x500 gigs hhd , PSU  antec 800w , Display syncmaster 2233rz , Cooling antec kulher h20 620 ,  keyboard / mouse / headset    G15 keyboard , g500 mouse , Razor megladon headset

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That and i want a computer that will last me as long as the one i have now. Right now as in my sig can run bf4 on mediuem settings with over 100 fps but soon as i got to high it drops below 40fps

My rig.... cpu i7-920 , MB asus p6t se , RAM 8gigs , GPU evga 760 sc , Case antec 900, western digital 2x500 gigs hhd , PSU  antec 800w , Display syncmaster 2233rz , Cooling antec kulher h20 620 ,  keyboard / mouse / headset    G15 keyboard , g500 mouse , Razor megladon headset

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http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/2rPtm

 

For 1080p gaming you don't need more than this in fact less would also be good. If you plan on getting a higher resolution monitor in the future go for the 780ti. The power supply is enough for sli in the future. 8gb of ram is all you need and you can get cheaper ram. But these look nice and aren't that different priced to the 1600mhz version.

For cpu the 8350 would also be a good choice. Also cheaper motherboards are available.

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budge is 3-4k i am welder so money ant the problem. Gaming on max res and setting.

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Budget? Usage Scenario?

 

Even if money isn't an issue, you're pissing it away on the ram selection alone. If you're not doing any rendering and mostly gaming, 32GB is a waste, especially Platinums. Same goes for an i7 over an i5. For more performance, I'd ditch the EVO and go for 2 Toshiba Q Pro 128GB drives in RAID 0.  IMO, spending 400usd on a motherboard is dumb for a gaming rig.

 

Don't get me wrong, the rig is solid in every way..but it's the wasted power that bothers me...like tuning your car to have high performance and using it to putt around town instead of taking it to the track. It makes others cry at the idea of a machine not being pushed to its limits.

 

1. Budget & Location

3-4k canadian

2. Aim

To be able to game and relax without having to worry about not having the power.

3. Monitors

Asus 24" vg248qe

4. Why are you upgrading?

Upgrade from my current set up which is 5 years old at this point. Be able to run games on max setting and highest res. I just want something that will last me for a another 5 years.

 

My rig.... cpu i7-920 , MB asus p6t se , RAM 8gigs , GPU evga 760 sc , Case antec 900, western digital 2x500 gigs hhd , PSU  antec 800w , Display syncmaster 2233rz , Cooling antec kulher h20 620 ,  keyboard / mouse / headset    G15 keyboard , g500 mouse , Razor megladon headset

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1. Budget & Location

3-4k canadian

2. Aim

To be able to game and relax without having to worry about not having the power.

3. Monitors

Asus 24" vg248qe

4. Why are you upgrading?

Upgrade from my current set up which is 5 years old at this point. Be able to run games on max setting and highest res. I just want something that will last me for a another 5 years.

 

 

You'll be fine with an i5 and 8-16GB of ram for that no problem. I can understand wanting the i7 if you plan to stick things out for another 5 year cycle. The SLI GTX 780 Ti's offer plenty of power. Like I said, the build is really solid, but some choices are a tad overkill for the purpose.  :P

 

 

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You'll be fine with an i5 and 8-16GB of ram for that no problem. I can understand wanting the i7 if you plan to stick things out for another 5 year cycle. The SLI GTX 780 Ti's offer plenty of power. Like I said, the build is really solid, but some choices are a tad overkill for the purpose.  :P

i guess its that welder mentality build it stronger it will last longer

My rig.... cpu i7-920 , MB asus p6t se , RAM 8gigs , GPU evga 760 sc , Case antec 900, western digital 2x500 gigs hhd , PSU  antec 800w , Display syncmaster 2233rz , Cooling antec kulher h20 620 ,  keyboard / mouse / headset    G15 keyboard , g500 mouse , Razor megladon headset

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Recommended edits: http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/2tc9s

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