Buying new computer. Thoughts?

Dont buy anything from aliexpress.. havent you seen the many youtube movies of people testing hardware from ali? 9/10 are knock-offs or fail to perform to what they promise.

Buy it normally.. also if you are going to spend so much, buy also liquid cooling.

Funny. The guy that advised me on what components to buy also mentiones water cooling.

Ill be honest. In my primate mind, water and liquid DOES NOT go anyhere near technology and electricity.

What are you guys talking about? :D
 
In the ram i wrote, its 2x16gb :)

Electricity is no issue. I pay like $35 per month running 3 PCs and 2 lap tops 24/7... plus me living up in here, heating water and charging phone etc.


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You could save up your electricity bill for your water heater by installing a liquid cooling system on all 3 PCs and use a water bucket as your reservoir. :D
 
I have no clue about hardware but I would never buy an AMD. Intel for the win.

Thats a myth, a thing of the past.

Like it used to be German products are high quality and Chinese are shit. But today its not as true anymore.

I mean, probably intel is a lil better than amd, but all my other PCs have amd, and i think its fine. Plus i imagine intel would increase the bill, and i need to keep price low. After all, im not Bill Gates over heaaa :D
 
Funny. The guy that advised me on what components to buy also mentiones water cooling.

Ill be honest. In my primate mind, water and liquid DOES NOT go anyhere near technology and electricity.

What are you guys talking about? :D

Liquid cooling has improved 5000% since it first came out. You can buy close circuit units now which practically have less to 0 chance of leaking or anything like that. Look into NZXT and other similar systems. Also they keep the CPU noticeably cooler than aircooled systems. Meaning you can push your CPU a bit higher in performance (overclocking or simply running heavier programs).
 
I wrote in the end. Ill get a second hand piece of crap.

For my purposes i dont need the graphics card at all other than to get a display on the monitor.

Well.. as far as im aware anyway. Because i wont be doing any video processing or photo editing or gaming on the pc, so graphics card is really not importent... as far as im aware...

Have you checked into seeing if a server will offer more for the bots you're running? You can get good deals on R910's with 256GB of ram sometimes
 
Take definitely the Ryzen 3600. This series is pretty good.
 
Last year i bought 3 computers. 2 of the ready made, and 3rd i bought components and put together. Now i need to get another one, the best one i ever had.

A person i know advised me on the components and stuff. But i wanna run it by yall to see if im missing anything important, some crazy incompatibility between the compoments i may run into, or something.

Here are the components I'm thinking of buying:

36 GB Ram ($250) - Kingston HyperX DDR4 32GB (2x16GB), 3200Mhz, CL17, XMP HyperX Predator (HX432C16PB3K2/32)

Ryzen 7 ($250) - AMD Ryzen 7 2700X, 8 Core (3,7GHz/4,3GHz turbo), 16 Threads, 4MB L2 cache, 16MB L3 cache, 105W, Wraith Prism RGB LED Cooler (AM4)

Box and power supply ($30) - Ms Industrial SOLDIER 500, sa napajanjem 500W (MS-500)

Motherboard ($100) - ASRock AM4 B450M PRO4 DDR4/SATA3/GLAN/2,1/USB 3,1

SSD ($60) - AData XPG 256GB SX8200 Pro, M,2 2280, PCIe Gen3x4 NVMe 1,3, 3500/3000MB/s (ASX8200PNP-256GT-C)

That's about $700 at best, and another $50 for monitor (second hand) + mouse + keyboard + graphics card (second hand). Let's say $800 total.

Give me your thoughts guys.



dude get a mac the new Imac u can stuff 128 gigs of ram in that fucker and your still under 3k ish maybe around 2k if u go base model
 
How are the new Ryzen processors vs intel? I recently built a system around a I7-9700 and absolutely love it.
 
I've built a few computers recently for myself, friends & family.

Google PcPartPicker & you'll get the best prices from all the big retailers. Includes rebates & auto-fills coupon codes as well. It'll also tell if you things are compatible with the parts that you've chosen.

I always start with the CPU & motherboard before anything else to make sure everything is compatible.

I currently have Ryzen 7 1770X & I love it. I have 16gb of ram at 3200 mhz & a RX580 8GB GPU as well. My build is for PC Gaming mainly, with a sprinkle of Web Development but it's still dumb fast after ~2 years of owning it.

Goodluck with your build! I'd say it's 100% worth it over buying a prebuilt & 100% stay far away from aliexpress.
 
Have you checked into seeing if a server will offer more for the bots you're running? You can get good deals on R910's with 256GB of ram sometimes

When i first started botting i was at a crossroads. Do i pay for monthly servers vps vpn whatever they are called, or do i buy machines and keep everything here.

I chose to buy machines. Because at the end of the day when its all said and done, i still have the computers. While with servers in the end i have nothing. The servers wluld cost me more anyway. Plus the hassle and slowdowns of connecting.

The way i have it now, every computer has a monitor, a keyboard and mouse, and whatever needs be done i just do it. I have full control!
 
So im feeling pretty good about the whole thing. Im just not sure about the motherboard.

Motherboard ($100) - ASRock AM4 B450M PRO4 DDR4/SATA3/GLAN/2,1/USB 3,1

I mean, does it even matter? Is this a good one?

The motherboard in my last computer was more expensive. This one asvised to me by a friend is only like $100 bucks.

Im unsure about the motherboard...
 
When i first started botting i was at a crossroads. Do i pay for monthly servers vps vpn whatever they are called, or do i buy machines and keep everything here.

I chose to buy machines. Because at the end of the day when its all said and done, i still have the computers. While with servers in the end i have nothing. The servers wluld cost me more anyway. Plus the hassle and slowdowns of connecting.

The way i have it now, every computer has a monitor, a keyboard and mouse, and whatever needs be done i just do it. I have full control!

I meant buying the server and using it at home, Datacenters and Companies sell their used servers in bulk every few years when they upgrade.

For under $1,000
4x E7-4830
256GB ram (upgradable to 512GB)

http://archive.is/t34eB
 
Just make sure you get SSD and minimum of i7 and you will be alright :)
 
You're from the balkan states right? I would go for a better power supply and since I don't know what are you gonna use it, maybe buy a new graphics card as well.
 
You're from the balkan states right? I would go for a better power supply and since I don't know what are you gonna use it, maybe buy a new graphics card as well.

Correct, that I am.

When you say better power supply, better how? More Watts? Better brand?

I'm gonna use it... not for video or photo creation/editing, not for running any heavy graphics programs, and not for gaming... I'm gonna use it to open a bunch of Firefox browsers and visit websites with them, and even the images are disabled on all the browsers so they never even load on the various websites being visited.

I wish I knew if a better graphics card would help me any, but with the current knowledge I have about all this, a graphics card only serves my purposes to display the computer on the monitor, so I don't really need a good one.

But the motherboard I'm thinking of buying:

Motherboard ($100) - ASRock AM4 B450M PRO4 DDR4/SATA3/GLAN/2,1/USB 3,1

That's what I'm stuck on. Not sure if it's good enough or if I should go for a better one............. i don't even know what would make a better motherboard other than it being more expensive :smirk::anyway:
 
I love and prefer Intel over AMD, Feel free to abuse me.
 
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