Hello everyone,
I hope I'm not violating any forum rules/policies! If I do please let me know so I can adjust/delete.
Since last week I have first gone into researching PC specifications and comparing the market for Quality vs. Price. I came to a quick conclusion that I need to find a customized PC build to suit my wishes best. I quickly found a website that sells customized PC's build for a reasonable price only to find the components were of lower quality (budget) especially compared to the price.
So only one option remained! To basically break it down per component what I want and build it myself if possible. Problem is I'm a newbie (willing to learn and invest time) but I want to know if the basics are correct with the type of equipement that I want to build together.
The keyword is that I want a PC that is high-end, last for a while + can be replaced per component to go even further into the future instead of buying new pc's every time.
Here is the list I made + questions included that I will also paste here below. The i9 CPU is probably the most important part as it looks like it's the cheapest for the performance especially compared to the i7-6950k models.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1JNDg04Ps4zZlZO5fsrGnIA-5DdMykZDrLEPu9sl8J9A/edit#gid=0
Questions:
- Is the Intel Core i9-7900X compatible with the other elements?
- Whats the difference in Read, Latency & Write with RAM Memory?
- I noticed different models of the 1080Ti (MSI, EVGA, Asus etc.), what's the difference? Is there not 1 GPU that fits all Gaming PC's?
- Whats the best PC Case available (performance + future upgrade adaptibility).
- What's the best Liquid Cooling available (performance + compatibility with the PC Case above).
- Why is 4x 8gb prefferred over 2x 16gb or single 32gb?
- Is my Motherboard choice realistic?
- What's the best All in one card flash reader?
Notes:
- PC Build to last now + future compatibility upgradable parts (Performance over Price).
- Dont care too much about overkill, more about Best Gaming, Programming, Video Editing for now + Future
to come.
- Quality + Durability a big plus.
- Willing to learn how to assemble PC myself.
Oja en wat is de beste Multi-Geheugenkaart lezer in 1 dat ook in de Case past?
I hope I'm not violating any forum rules/policies! If I do please let me know so I can adjust/delete.
Since last week I have first gone into researching PC specifications and comparing the market for Quality vs. Price. I came to a quick conclusion that I need to find a customized PC build to suit my wishes best. I quickly found a website that sells customized PC's build for a reasonable price only to find the components were of lower quality (budget) especially compared to the price.
So only one option remained! To basically break it down per component what I want and build it myself if possible. Problem is I'm a newbie (willing to learn and invest time) but I want to know if the basics are correct with the type of equipement that I want to build together.
The keyword is that I want a PC that is high-end, last for a while + can be replaced per component to go even further into the future instead of buying new pc's every time.
Here is the list I made + questions included that I will also paste here below. The i9 CPU is probably the most important part as it looks like it's the cheapest for the performance especially compared to the i7-6950k models.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1JNDg04Ps4zZlZO5fsrGnIA-5DdMykZDrLEPu9sl8J9A/edit#gid=0
Questions:
- Is the Intel Core i9-7900X compatible with the other elements?
- Whats the difference in Read, Latency & Write with RAM Memory?
- I noticed different models of the 1080Ti (MSI, EVGA, Asus etc.), what's the difference? Is there not 1 GPU that fits all Gaming PC's?
- Whats the best PC Case available (performance + future upgrade adaptibility).
- What's the best Liquid Cooling available (performance + compatibility with the PC Case above).
- Why is 4x 8gb prefferred over 2x 16gb or single 32gb?
- Is my Motherboard choice realistic?
- What's the best All in one card flash reader?
Notes:
- PC Build to last now + future compatibility upgradable parts (Performance over Price).
- Dont care too much about overkill, more about Best Gaming, Programming, Video Editing for now + Future
to come.
- Quality + Durability a big plus.
- Willing to learn how to assemble PC myself.
Oja en wat is de beste Multi-Geheugenkaart lezer in 1 dat ook in de Case past?
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