Daidraco
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Blows my mind that you didnt see everyone making fun of that fat fuck, lol.Aaaand he's named Emily now? Nailed man on a cross.
Blows my mind that you didnt see everyone making fun of that fat fuck, lol.Aaaand he's named Emily now? Nailed man on a cross.
Looks fine. If you want to penny pinch, you can get away with a more basic cooler and 16gb. I am not so sure about video cards in that price range right now, that's the thing that costs the most but unfortunately means the most these days.I'm spitballing making a new rig to play some newer games.
Backstory - my PC is about 9 years old. I have an i5-4670K, 8 gig of ram, and a GTX 1080. I've got a 240gb mSata SSD.
Now, before you judge, I got divorced 5 years ago and I've been working my ass off ever since. I generally have only gamed in the winter when it's fucking stupid cold out and I can't get much done, and with wiinter on the horizon, I'm looking to maybe stop playing Civ5 and start trying out some of these new fangled games. Seeing a post a little while up with the 2TB SSD for $129 blew my mind, and I was about to order one until I saw it and realized I don't even know where it would plug in!
So, I started slapping together some parts, but clearly I have been out of the game way too long. I really wish there was an easy way to figure out what video cards and processors were better than others, but I have literally no clue. So, I started with a budget of $1000, and lets go from there.
Do you guys see any glaring issues I can start working on to swap to higher quality parts/better prices? I'm not looking for a complete top of the line rig, I'm just looking for running a game made in the last decade at halfway decent specs.
Any information is good information, because I'm starting with very little!
I'm spitballing making a new rig to play some newer games.
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You didn't say what monitor, but if you aren't diehard Nvidia;
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Looks otay except the GPU. 1080 to 4060 is a lateral move in a lot of cases. Some more FPS in others, but not a lot more...certainly not $300 more. For that cash, I'd find a used 3070 or 3070ti for around $300 and get a LOT more oomph. Beyond that, 4060 is a trash product at its asking price.I'm spitballing making a new rig to play some newer games.
Backstory - my PC is about 9 years old. I have an i5-4670K, 8 gig of ram, and a GTX 1080. I've got a 240gb mSata SSD.
Now, before you judge, I got divorced 5 years ago and I've been working my ass off ever since. I generally have only gamed in the winter when it's fucking stupid cold out and I can't get much done, and with wiinter on the horizon, I'm looking to maybe stop playing Civ5 and start trying out some of these new fangled games. Seeing a post a little while up with the 2TB SSD for $129 blew my mind, and I was about to order one until I saw it and realized I don't even know where it would plug in!
So, I started slapping together some parts, but clearly I have been out of the game way too long. I really wish there was an easy way to figure out what video cards and processors were better than others, but I have literally no clue. So, I started with a budget of $1000, and lets go from there.
Do you guys see any glaring issues I can start working on to swap to higher quality parts/better prices? I'm not looking for a complete top of the line rig, I'm just looking for running a game made in the last decade at halfway decent specs.
Any information is good information, because I'm starting with very little!
imo it's not, Cutlery hasn't touched his pc in 9years, thats like driving your car for 60000 miles and going, "what oil in 6k not 60k???!!!"AIO is a good move. I used a big Noctua air cooler for years. Loved the zero noise/zero maintenance HATE HATE working around it. Cooler Master has pretty shit QC kinda meh otherwise. I bought an EK a few months ago. Really high quality and massive performance for an AIO.
The custom loop is looking good. Those connectors dont exactly look like the bargain bin ones you can get elsewhere. Why black tubing, though? I dont see much lighting in the case, so Im assuming a theme to it all. But I dont understand spending so much on the custom loop parts if you cant really see it? Unless Im blind.Also NH-15 is all you ever need in life for cooling. Hell you can go cheaper and get similar performance. I never ever use AIOs, it’s air or drop the cost of a used car for no reason whatsoever on a custom loop.
I feel like I need something more than 4 more E cores before I jump up again. 4 More P cores would have had me interested. But top dawg is still top dawg. Im sure you'll be happy with it.So this build actually has 0 RGB except for the distroplate - im slow stepping my build really because i will slide a 14900k in it - I am also sad im using this shitty EK WB when its literally one of the worse - fuck EK
I feel like I need something more than 4 more E cores before I jump up again. 4 More P cores would have had me interested. But top dawg is still top dawg. Im sure you'll be happy with it.
I wish the chromax black from Noctua had the same wire lengths and did not mandate extenders. Doesn't matter too much for the CPU coolers since you likely are Y-splitting two fan connections but it matters on the front/top/back ones.