i think there's a 15000 rpm hd and also need a raid0 card with 8 ssds, and sinse you can overclock more with windows xp 32 bit, does that mean it will make a better max performance system in terms of overall speed?
i think there's a 15000 rpm hd and also need a raid0 card with 8 ssds, and sinse you can overclock more with windows xp 32 bit, does that mean it will make a better max performance system in terms of overall speed?
I don't know where you're getting that information from but RAID 0 is meant for two HDs or SSDs that are exactly the same. RAID 1 can handle more drives but they also must be the same. Overclocking is not dependent on the OS, it's dependent on the motherboard and the BIOS.
Well you didn't build a faster PC, you just built one with the most expensive parts. That doesn't necessarily make it fast. Plus the Quaddro isn't a gaming card - it's a card that's meant for professional workstations.
First off 1366 is about 3 - 4 years old now. And if you were going to use that in a build you should go with an EVGA Classified SR-2 and dual Xeons.
And to answer the question it is entirely possible to make a faster one. I give you:
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Yeah, I ditched that P.o.s. after getting lag in a 25man Icc raid,
lost out on lewt too.......
Moto
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Yeah, I just added the 2k luxury pack to your Civvy baby Moto
You'd seriously take a Level 10 over a Cosmos II?
First the Level 10 is not XL-ATX form factor, which is required for the Rampage IV. The Cosmos II takes care of this and has some really excellent cable management features and other cool things like the motorized door.
I'm not much of a fan of liquid cooling and on a build that costs $16K you certainly don't want any room for failure.
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Why would you even bother putting HDD's into a "fastest" build...
PCI based SSD's in a RAID0 are going to be one of the best options.
Bad thing is graphics cards take up most of the slots, which I'd rather use than a PCI-e SSD which I've read have ridiculous fail rates for the cost. I'd rather stick with mechanical HDs. And besides there's no way you could reach 9TB of storage space with those drives. You could literally fit every game on Steam on that kind of space.
Proper level 10 yes, I have plans to mod one someday.....
Didn't catch the XL plate size hehe
and if we're going for a fastest system, we're clocking this puppy right? so water or phase cooling is a necessity, at least to my mind
I am different though Moto
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Proper level 10 yes, I have plans to mod one someday.....
Didn't catch the XL plate size hehe
and if we're going for a fastest system, we're clocking this puppy right? so water or phase cooling is a necessity, at least to my mind
I am different though Moto
Oh yeah we're overclocking this bad boy.
I'm basing this build off the one Maximum PC used in their Dream Machine last year and they were able to get by using an H100 with no problems and took the 2600K way beyond 4.6GHz. I'm betting with this build that the 3960K could easily hit 5.
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While I agree the OP's system is severely flawed, maybe it would be 'helpful' to recommend vs what was done...
Yes, larger monitor or 3X ASUS 27". Folks do want 4-WAY GTX 580 3GB (3GB to avoid vRAM bottlenecks on X3 monitors), but most now are using the ASUS Rampage 4 Extreme and a SB-E CPU. Then you need a case to support an EATX and two PSU's. Next large SSD, I prefer the new Corsair Force Series GT and IMO RAID 1 if any RAID for the storage HDD's; don't RAID any consumer WD HDD (they all lack TLER).
While I agree the OP's is severely flawed, maybe it would be 'helpful' to recommend vs what was done...
Yes, larger monitor or 3X ASUS 27". Folks do want 4-WAY GTX 580, but most now are using the ASUS Rampage 4 Extreme and a SB-E CPU. Then you need a case to support an EATX and two PSU's. Next large SSD, I prefer the new Corsair Force Series GT and IMO RAID 1 if any RAID for the storage HDD's; don't RAID any consumer WD HDD (they all lack TLER).
If the OP comes back I'll try to help.
Q - What total budget?
I realized I was a bit harsh but I don't think this was meant for any sort of actual build, just fantasy. Like what would you get if you had no budget sort of thing.
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IMO - the same feeling. Most folks don't look often to see what's out there. It's time for the OP to update if the PC fails to meet the requirements or is dead.
You've probably seen more than me on here but every now and again someone goes on cyberpower, clicks all the most expensive options and posts the screenshot on here saying 'Beat this!!!'
which we invariably do, for less hehe
From The OP though,
**I just don't have it LOL, just an opinion...
Regardless of the value or price can u make a faster one?**
Moto
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You've probably seen more than me on here but every now and again someone goes on cyberpower, clicks all the most expensive options and posts the screenshot on here saying 'Beat this!!!'
which we invariably do, for less hehe
From The OP though,
**I just don't have it LOL, just an opinion...
Regardless of the value or price can u make a faster one?**
Moto
That's why I don't like Cyberpower - they're like Apple in that they will charge you twice as much for a system that uses technology from a generation ago and still hasn't caught up yet. If someone offers that challenge, I gladly accept!
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Cable ties, £3 for a hundred on market stall in any Uk town,
Apple I-Ties £9 for 25
Cyberpower XXXHardcore fkpower ragekill mindmelt cable retention technical device (96959XXtreme plus version,not the 'regular
XXXHardcore fkpower ragekill mindmelt cable retention technical device stuff),
£90 for 10 more if you want the cable tidy hehe
Moto
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Better movie than "Riddick".
"Riddick" was OK until it went metaphysical. "Pitch black" was straight forward survival and get off the planet.
Riddick is a really good movie IMO with ~ with vin deisel ~ would've preferred Chuck Norris :3 funny I should mention, I thought chuck norris got famous off of "WALKER TEXAS RANGER" later that day I mention it to him he laughs in my face and tells me that's the reason he is a laughing stock? . turns out he's famous for his movies and not WALKER TEXAS RANGER!?!? I love that show
Even an SR-2 is rarely over $12K~$14K unless you're dumping in some oddball RAID 0 huge array. $8K~$10K builds or even $5K+ are few and far between for 'Gaming' rigs. 99% are $2K or less.
Building a $16k desktop would be insane the thought of breaking something and costing you thousands of dollars, I'd freak
And a month later it would be obsolete and nigh on worthless rofl
yay for progress huh Moto
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Building a $16k desktop would be insane the thought of breaking something and costing you thousands of dollars, I'd freak
Considering my car was $26K... and I hate to even get a scratch on it, having a $16K desktop would be like... I'd hate to even have the slightest thing go wrong with it.
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And a month later it would be obsolete and nigh on worthless rofl
yay for progress huh
Plus if you have $17K to spend you're probably not that concerned about upgrading parts, either.
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I suddenly want a bumper sticker for my main rig that says,
My other PC is Deep Thought...
hehe
Moto
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If you bought a computer worth 20 thousand buck you"d have to shell out the hole amount at once..You could never buy each part when you can afford it because when you end up buying the last part the first part you bought would be so outdated..tell you i made that mistake i built a 5000 dollar rig buy the time i got all my parts together my video card and my Cpu was outdated so i lost money...They say the worst investments are vehicles & highend computers soon as you take them off the lot the price drops almost 50% and again after i built my first computer i felt like i should have just bought a laptop