Need suggestions for high config. PC requirements...

abhi007 said:
I am thinking of i5-6600k...is it necessary to buy a cooler for it?
Click to expand...

they come with a cooler which would be enough, but its advised to buy one, theyre around 30-40$ i think, maybe less. you have to check the socket for the cooler aswell.
so: mb, cpu, cooler, same socket. (no need to worry about the cooler till the end, theres cooler for every cpu there is).
 
Advertise on BHW
abhi007 said:
So I am looking to buy assembled PC and got a budget of around $3k but it's not necessary that the suggestions need to be till $3k as anything less than that can also can do...looking to buy something robust :) suggest me some PC cabinets too...also no ASUS please! I am thinking of i5 instead of i7...let me know!

Note: I already have the LED monitor just need the other stuff :)
Click to expand...
Sorry, I can't help. Your budget would not allow for what I would consider high end. Dual Xeon processors E7-8890 v4 chip at $7000 USD apiece. Each chip has 24 cores. You would need a minimum of 64 GB ram, and 128 to 384 GB would be better. Dual Nvidia 1090 GPU's. Hell we are already up to $19,000 and the configuration is missing several items.

There is an Intel Core i7-5960X Haswell-E 8-Core that only costs $1000. But once you complete the system, you are still in for $2,500 - $3,000.
 
JustUs said:
Sorry, I can't help. Your budget would not allow for what I would consider high end. Dual Xeon processors E7-8890 v4 chip at $7000 USD apiece. Each chip has 24 cores. You would need a minimum of 64 GB ram, and 128 to 384 GB would be better. Dual Nvidia 1090 GPU's. Hell we are already up to $19,000 and the configuration is missing several items.

There is an Intel Core i7-5960X Haswell-E 8-Core that only costs $1000. But once you complete the system, you are still in for $2,500 - $3,000.
Click to expand...

I don't want that high configuration even though I can afford it but not needed homie :)
 
$3000 for a IM computer? You sir, have money to burn.

What does "IM" even mean? Personally I can run all my tabs, remote desktops, skype instances, word document, PSD files, Sony vegas files all at once on my Laptop just as well as I can on my computer.

The only reason that I have built a computer is because of the gaming element. And even then, you could build a MONSTER of a gaming rig for half the price.

Just because you have $3000 collecting dust doesn't mean you should spend it.
 
Don't go for the K version processor if you don't plan to OC.

More bang for your buck.

Also if you are in india, get someone from USA to buy a gtx 1080 and ship it to you.

You will save like 20K INR if not more.
 
satyawrat said:
Don't go for the K version processor if you don't plan to OC.

More bang for your buck.

Also if you are in india, get someone from USA to buy a gtx 1080 and ship it to you.

You will save like 20K INR if not more.
Click to expand...

What you mean by OC?
 
All those review copies are finally paying off. :D Haha.
On serious note, a simple i5 4GB RAM, 400GB HDD Is plenty for any IM purpose. My 5 years old Dell is still working perfectly (except for the fucked up screen (my mistake))
 
JustUs said:
Sorry, I can't help. Your budget would not allow for what I would consider high end. Dual Xeon processors E7-8890 v4 chip at $7000 USD apiece. Each chip has 24 cores. You would need a minimum of 64 GB ram, and 128 to 384 GB would be better. Dual Nvidia 1090 GPU's. Hell we are already up to $19,000 and the configuration is missing several items.

There is an Intel Core i7-5960X Haswell-E 8-Core that only costs $1000. But once you complete the system, you are still in for $2,500 - $3,000.
Click to expand...

He's is not trying to build a dedicated pc to sell VPS services lol, that's the main intent for Xeon processors lol.
Also, someoen suggested 4gb of ram, that's too low. Nowadays windows alone will take nearly half of that. 8gb is a minimum! If he has the money, why not build a decent pc that will be rocking for so many years to come (for the IM purpouse). He has one great thing to worry LESS, the GPU (graphic card). Those are pain in the ass to stay updated. When I bought the GTX980 2years ago, it was the #2 GPU in the world (right after the Titan), now there are 2-3 newer ones, it's still a great gpu, can run any game at full settings, but u get the feeling it wont be the same case for another 2-3years. GPUs get updated very frequently, cause games are better and better every day. The only thing that is long term, is the cpu, ram then comes the hdd.
 
BackY said:
He's is not trying to build a dedicated pc to sell VPS services lol, that's the main intent for Xeon processors lol.
Also, someoen suggested 4gb of ram, that's too low. Nowadays windows alone will take nearly half of that. 8gb is a minimum! If he has the money, why not build a decent pc that will be rocking for so many years to come (for the IM purpouse). He has one great thing to worry LESS, the GPU (graphic card). Those are pain in the ass to stay updated. When I bought the GTX980 2years ago, it was the #2 GPU in the world (right after the Titan), now there are 2-3 newer ones, it's still a great gpu, can run any game at full settings, but u get the feeling it wont be the same case for another 2-3years. GPUs get updated very frequently, cause games are better and better every day. The only thing that is long term, is the cpu, ram then comes the hdd.
Click to expand...

I do not mind getting a GPU too man...I wanna get back to gaming, I miss those days :)
 
abhi007 said:
I do not mind getting a GPU too man...I wanna get back to gaming, I miss those days :)
Click to expand...

Depends on what kind of games u want to play, and on what settings. Also, the monitor plays a big role in this one too. I have the 1ms response time ASUS, 24', full hd. It's around $300 but worth every damn penny for it. It's not logical to buy a rocket pc, with a stupid monitor lol.
 
BackY said:
Depends on what kind of games u want to play, and on what settings. Also, the monitor plays a big role in this one too. I have the 1ms response time ASUS, 24', full hd. It's around $300 but worth every damn penny for it. It's not logical to buy a rocket pc, with a stupid monitor lol.
Click to expand...

I see actually have an 3 yr old LG led monitor....not sure if it will work with this?
 
Doubt so. If you want true colors, great response time (which is important for gaming, see youtube for yourself), and also the Hz of the monitor is important. I have 144hz, its a fucking heaven to watch, or even just moving the windows around the desktop lol.
 
BackY said:
Doubt so. If you want true colors, great response time (which is important for gaming, see youtube for yourself), and also the Hz of the monitor is important. I have 144hz, its a fucking heaven to watch, or even just moving the windows around the desktop lol.
Click to expand...

Ok what do you suggest I do with the current monitor then?
 
abhi007 said:
Ok what do you suggest I do with the current monitor then?
Click to expand...
Build the pc first, we'll talk about it after. Or take the pc, go to a shop, and try the monitors out, you'll se a fucking great difference, I assure u.
 
BackY said:
Build the pc first, we'll talk about it after. Or take the pc, go to a shop, and try the monitors out, you'll se a fucking great difference, I assure u.
Click to expand...

What if I get that ASUS monitor without the graphics card it would still be a great buy right?
 
abhi007 said:
What if I get that ASUS monitor without the graphics card it would still be a great buy right?
Click to expand...
Not at all, it's the oposite. You need the gpu for gaming, that's a MUST, and with a good gpu, there has to be a good CPU. They work in harmony. None of the parts should slow down the other part. Like if u have the best i7 out there, and 1gb of ram, it wont do you any good. That's even the Windows 7 rating they used, they take the weakest compoment on ur pc, and based on that, they rate your whole PC, meaning that everything has to be in harmony, but then again, some parts you can easily upgrade, like RAM and HDD, so no need to worry about those too much.

You dont want to have a great monitor, but your game slowing down, whats the point there? I'd better play a smooth game, high FPS (frames per second) in a shitty monitor, than a slow fucked up game in a nice monitor. It's common sense.
 
BackY said:
Not at all, it's the oposite. You need the gpu for gaming, that's a MUST, and with a good gpu, there has to be a good CPU. They work in harmony. None of the parts should slow down the other part. Like if u have the best i7 out there, and 1gb of ram, it wont do you any good. That's even the Windows 7 rating they used, they take the weakest compoment on ur pc, and based on that, they rate your whole PC, meaning that everything has to be in harmony, but then again, some parts you can easily upgrade, like RAM and HDD, so no need to worry about those too much.

You dont want to have a great monitor, but your game slowing down, whats the point there? I'd better play a smooth game, high FPS (frames per second) in a shitty monitor, than a slow fucked up game in a nice monitor. It's common sense.
Click to expand...

What if I discard the gaming aspect of it and buy the monitor without the graphics card obviously?
 
Advertise on BHW
You must log in or register to reply here.
Sign up now!

Main Menu

Home Main Forum List Black Hat SEO White Hat SEO BHW Newbie Guide Blogging Black Hat Tools Social Media Downloads

Marketplace

Account Selling Content / Copywriting EBooks / Methods Hosting Misc Proxies For Sale SEO - Link building SEO - Packages Social Media Social Media - Panels Web Design More

Making Money

Affiliate Programs Hire a Freelancer IM Journeys Making Money Pay Per Click Site Flipping Want to Buy

BlackHat World

Dispute Resolution Forum Suggestions & Feedback Introductions Lounge
Back
Top