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#11
Oct 11 2017 12:12pm
Quote (KefkaPalazzo @ Oct 11 2017 01:06pm)
Will check that out. Everything I use now is Intel so have nothing to compare it to myself. TV does have HDMI 2.0, but not 100% concerned about the gaming on the TV part of things. I do also have a couple 1080p monitors and smaller tvs. Got a lot of screens going on most of the time. No more than 2 per machine though.


going to state if you want the most value on 4k gaming either ryzen or intel but if you are going 1080p intel will give you the most but for the price

if you want to check up on how modern cpus are comparing now days you can read many 8700k reviews that contain a broad selection of cpus make sure they are including ryzen r5 to r7 line up too

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Oct 11 2017 12:15pm
Quote (yupitsmeh @ Oct 11 2017 01:12pm)
going to state if you want the most value on 4k gaming either ryzen or intel but if you are going 1080p intel will give you the most but for the price

if you want to check up on how modern cpus are comparing now days you can read many 8700k reviews that contain a broad selection make sure they are including ryzen r5 to r7 line up too


Eventually I'd definitely like to be in 4k for sure. I have a laptop that can run anything I want it to in 1080p, but I'd really like to keep that for traveling and not wear it out with daily use.
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Oct 11 2017 04:33pm
Quote (KefkaPalazzo @ Oct 11 2017 01:47pm)
Amazed that the first build is actually within budget. All of the threads I've seen in here most people double the persons budget lol.



Wouldn't want to disappoint you... :D


https://pcpartpicker.com/list/446gvV

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Oct 11 2017 05:06pm
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Wouldn't want to disappoint you... :D


https://pcpartpicker.com/list/446gvV


dat cpu though.. 1.5k O_O
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Oct 11 2017 06:27pm
Quote (Ghot @ Oct 11 2017 05:33pm)
Wouldn't want to disappoint you... :D


https://pcpartpicker.com/list/446gvV


Nice! Ordered it since I doubt anyone can make one better :P

Seriously though, is EVGA better than Seasonic now? Everyone always used to use Seasonic back in the day xD

Still going back and forth between the Fractal Node 804 and the smaller mITX tower style one... Feel like if I go mITX it will cost more though for the same thing. And I kinda like the box style cases rather than the tower style :P

Looks like at this point I need to decide whether I want to prioritize rendering or gaming to determine whether or not I want an i7 or a Ryzen. I think a lot of people put too much importance in rendering speed vs actual "work" time. If I spent 2 hours at the computer, do I really care if it takes 2 hours or 4 hours to finish when I'm gone / sleeping / doing something else?
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Oct 11 2017 09:48pm


Seasonic are still great PSUs.

The EVGA GS power supplies are made by Seasonic as well.


http://www.realhardtechx.com/index_archivos/Page2293.htm
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Oct 11 2017 11:21pm
Quote (KefkaPalazzo @ 11 Oct 2017 17:27)
Nice! Ordered it since I doubt anyone can make one better :P

Seriously though, is EVGA better than Seasonic now? Everyone always used to use Seasonic back in the day xD

Still going back and forth between the Fractal Node 804 and the smaller mITX tower style one... Feel like if I go mITX it will cost more though for the same thing. And I kinda like the box style cases rather than the tower style :P

Looks like at this point I need to decide whether I want to prioritize rendering or gaming to determine whether or not I want an i7 or a Ryzen. I think a lot of people put too much importance in rendering speed vs actual "work" time. If I spent 2 hours at the computer, do I really care if it takes 2 hours or 4 hours to finish when I'm gone / sleeping / doing something else?


https://www.techpowerup.com/237767/evga-caught-sending-golden-samples-of-the-supernova-b3-to-jonnyguru
special delivery by sheft
nah, EVGA's known for their customer service, now add that with superflower/seasonic quality and yer gucci.
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Oct 12 2017 08:24am
Quote (Ghot @ Oct 11 2017 10:48pm)
Seasonic are still great PSUs.

The EVGA GS power supplies are made by Seasonic as well.


http://www.realhardtechx.com/index_archivos/Page2293.htm


Didn't know that!

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Oct 12 2017 06:37pm
Quote (KefkaPalazzo @ Oct 12 2017 08:24am)
Didn't know that!


Index_archivos knows best

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/fRJ4HN

No compromises. Just kidding, kind of :P
No SSD, but not that high above $1000 without it.

This post was edited by Penguins0690 on Oct 12 2017 06:52pm
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#20
Oct 17 2017 07:17pm
Been a complete change of plans lol. I'm in love with the Phanteks Evolv Shift! Going to up my budget and wait for one of two things. Either for the i7's to be back in stock, or for someone to make a decent AM4 mini itx AMD board. Whichever comes first!
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