Best Computer Build
Hey, feel free to state your build! Doesn't matter what price is, lets just pretend you can make any computer you possibly want, you can max out everything. Im just curious to see what the top builds you guys like to have.
Best Computer Build
7700k+1080Ti. I have already have them but would like to upgrade to a 8700k when it releases.
Does it discount fictional parts? 
If not then I would seriously like Intel to make another desktop part with eDram like they did with the 5775c. Coffee Lake + L4 cache would be a god send, but no sign of them doing it :'(
As for real parts:
CPU: 8700k
Motherboard: Asus Maximus X Apex
Ram: A good Samsung B-die bin, Trident Z 3600 CL15 or 16
GPU: EVGA GTX 1080TI FTW3 Elite- Has the newly released 12gbps gddr5x compared to the other cards though don't really know how much performance it'll net over the normal 11gbps chips. SLI support is meh so will stick to one card.
Case: NSG-S0- This thing looks cool as hell, cooling for GPU/CPU is done via phase change cooling, but 500+ euros is :c
If not then I would seriously like Intel to make another desktop part with eDram like they did with the 5775c. Coffee Lake + L4 cache would be a god send, but no sign of them doing it :'(
As for real parts:
CPU: 8700k
Motherboard: Asus Maximus X Apex
Ram: A good Samsung B-die bin, Trident Z 3600 CL15 or 16
GPU: EVGA GTX 1080TI FTW3 Elite- Has the newly released 12gbps gddr5x compared to the other cards though don't really know how much performance it'll net over the normal 11gbps chips. SLI support is meh so will stick to one card.
Case: NSG-S0- This thing looks cool as hell, cooling for GPU/CPU is done via phase change cooling, but 500+ euros is :c
Originally Posted by CallsignViper
Does it discount fictional parts?
If not then I would seriously like Intel to make another desktop part with eDram like they did with the 5775c. Coffee Lake + L4 cache would be a god send, but no sign of them doing it :'(
As for real parts:
CPU: 8700k
Motherboard: Asus Maximus X Apex
Ram: A good Samsung B-die bin, Trident Z 3600 CL15 or 16
GPU: EVGA GTX 1080TI FTW3 Elite- Has the newly released 12gbps gddr5x compared to the other cards though don't really know how much performance it'll net over the normal 11gbps chips. SLI support is meh so will stick to one card.
Case: NSG-S0- This thing looks cool as hell, cooling for GPU/CPU is done via phase change cooling, but 500+ euros is :c
If not then I would seriously like Intel to make another desktop part with eDram like they did with the 5775c. Coffee Lake + L4 cache would be a god send, but no sign of them doing it :'(
As for real parts:
CPU: 8700k
Motherboard: Asus Maximus X Apex
Ram: A good Samsung B-die bin, Trident Z 3600 CL15 or 16
GPU: EVGA GTX 1080TI FTW3 Elite- Has the newly released 12gbps gddr5x compared to the other cards though don't really know how much performance it'll net over the normal 11gbps chips. SLI support is meh so will stick to one card.
Case: NSG-S0- This thing looks cool as hell, cooling for GPU/CPU is done via phase change cooling, but 500+ euros is :c
My skype is realmlife22
Originally Posted by Edible Cyanide
I have a few question about building a computer, if you have free time (or anyone else) please add me on skype and we can *chit-chat* :P
My skype is realmlife22
My skype is realmlife22
GTX 1070, 16gb ddr4 ram, i7-7700k, and 1tb of ssd. Tbh, 500gb of ssd is more than enough. I'm really not sure why I went out and got another 500. That could of been used for a 1080 instead of a 1070 smh
i7-4gen + 980ti
Intel i9 Deca core cpu
32 GB Ram @ 3ghz
10 TB HDD
Trio GTX 1080 Tis
Something along those lines or some expensive ass CPU that isn't available to the consumer market
32 GB Ram @ 3ghz
10 TB HDD
Trio GTX 1080 Tis
Something along those lines or some expensive ass CPU that isn't available to the consumer market
