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[Tuyen Pham]

In a budget of a little over 1k$ USD for a case - no monitor

 

anyon can suggest the components?

 

and what would be for a monitor like over 32inches, > 2k, what would you suggest?

 

 

This is mostly used for work and sometime for gaming but it's minor. I do a lot of virtualization to test new cloud technology or test new environment, and some code,

would use window at first then completely use linux for daily.

 

Thanks in advanced. totally new here.

 

EDIT: I don't use case to cover components, I'd to use a Bench to get it more portable

[Motifator]

These are some really good panels for that purpose, I use one myself in a different shell / branding. It might not be worth it if you're going to daily Linux on it though, because it's a native 10-bit panel and you're likely going to have issues doing 10-bit with on Linux.

https://pcpartpicker.com/product/rQtWGX/benq-pd3200u-320-3840x2160-60hz-monitor-pd3200u

[Tuyen Pham]

26 minutes ago, Motifator said:

These are some really good panels for that purpose, I use one myself in a different shell / branding. It might not be worth it if you're going to daily Linux on it though, because it's a native 10-bit panel and you're likely going to have issues doing 10-bit with on Linux.

https://pcpartpicker.com/product/rQtWGX/benq-pd3200u-320-3840x2160-60hz-monitor-pd3200u

 

What would you suggest for a monitor to use linux daily, I don't know about 10-bit panel issue at all.

[Motifator]

Well it's likely that the AMD / Nvidia drivers might not let you pull off 10-bit on a Linux distro. They might, but you could encounter issues so it's kind of a crapshoot.

You might want a 8-bit panel for that reason. Something like this maybe, but then again ultrawide could be an issue with Linux too..

https://pcpartpicker.com/product/378H99/lg-monitor-34um88p