~$1.5k CUDA System

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Peter Hoburg

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Approximate Purchase Date: In the next month or two

Budget Range: About $1.5k

System Usage from Most to Least Important: CUDA programming, computer vision programs, high level engineering(CAD ect...), and gaming

Are you buying a monitor: No



Parts to Upgrade: none

Do you need to buy OS: No

Preferred Website(s) for Parts: Don't really care, BUT I have a micro center I can get to.

Location: Boston Mass

Parts Preferences: Intel, Nvidia

Overclocking: Yes

SLI or Crossfire: Yes

Your Monitor Resolution: three 1280x1024

Additional Comments: All I need is the tower. I do NOT need a disk drive,HHD, OR SSD with this build.
I am going to be water cooling in the future gpu/CPU. I am also going to be getting up to 3 cards in the future for a 3 way SLI.


I am getting:
i7-4770k
gtx780
16gb ram(what kind?)
 
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molletts

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If you're looking to build a primarily compute-oriented system, then you should really be looking at a professional-grade Quadro graphics card rather than a consumer-grade GeForce one. The consumer ones are usually deliberately "crippled" when it comes to computing, probably in order to prevent them eating into the professional market.
 
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Peter Hoburg

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From what I know this is true. But they are really expensive. In the future I might go for a really really high end system, but for right now I am thinking with sticking with the 780 and having some fun with OCing and playing with the CUDAs :) Plus I play a lot of games on my pc.
 
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