Duhhh



Entitled much?

This post was edited by Superman on Apr 28 2019 04:57pm

I'm not entitled, I've actually built HIGH end pcs for myself... You're just googling the first thing that comes up and running your mouth about things you don't understand. And if you haven't used a PC that consumes 800+ watts actively then you really do not understand how much heat gets pushed out.

first you call it a gpu not a psu
secondly you compare no gpu system at 50$ a month to a multi gpu system with no reference in price....
fuck your dense.

I'm aware, I used to run three desktops each with a 970 and old 27" LCD monitors. It did heat my place up. I have my AC set at 60. It was usually about 70 though.

You're not worth any more replies. GL~

wow my aspirations have been fulfilled.

oh boy a 970... has a tdp of what 145w??

In car terms for OP, you're the type that puts on race stars and i'm the guy that would buy welds with bead locks

ive literally been lost this whole time this actually makes sense to me now lol.

if my guy cant do a custom loop for me im looking at just doing

i9 9900k 2080ti im unsure of a mother board as i dont know much about those. with the be quiet 900 pro for the cooler for the cpu. im not sure of the power supply or case yet as I cant make up my mind on the case.

If your budget is 4-5k and you have limited technical knowledge, just buy a prebuilt from CyberPowerPC for a deal price, a nice monitor, peripherals, and a really good warranty.

Any PC with about an i5-9600k or better, 16gb+ of ram, and SSD is fine for all games. Just buy the GPU separate that fits your needs. It's the most expensive part.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/YnkBCb

You could get a cheaper mobo.
You could get a cheaper case.
Over 50% of the cost is the GPU.

The i9-9900k is amazing for multitasking aka lots of programs open at once or VMs, but it costs twice as much as an i5-9600K.

The GPU you could probably get on sale for under $1000 if you felt like waiting for months. But EVGA, the brand I recommend by far over any other, costs about $1200. EVGA usually has the best prices: https://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=11G-P4-2382-KR

This post was edited by Superman on Apr 28 2019 05:30pm

Just stop... please.



9700/9900k with a 2080 ti under water will serve your needs for a good while.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/rkkBCb

This would be a well thought out build. The PSU can be changed around a bit and you could do custom sleeved cables down the road more tailored to a theme you may want. Storage is personal preference, they all are relatively the same grade now. The fans you can change around to be a little less etc.