Hi So i love computers lemme know the specs of your pc and (maybe?) a pic Ty ty Ill let you know mine R5 2600 Asus Prime B450-Plus Mobo 2x8GB ddr4 2666mhz CL16 Ram Thermaltake Versa J-24 ARGB case (i overpaid ) Some wifi card HP ex920 1TB ssd some 1tb hdd i found in my basement from 2009
The PC I’m getting has the following: Intel i5 9600k 3.6ghz 6 core 9mb cache (that I’ll overclock to 4ghz or possibly higher) GEFORCE RTX 2060 Super gaming X 8GB GPU Corsair vengeance 32 GB DDR4 RGB 3200mhz ram 500gb m.2 SSD 1TB SSD Corsair 500D SE Obsidian Corsair CPU Water cooler (115i pro RGB) 850W power supply
I built mine back in 2016 and I am too broke to upgrade it just yet. Literally the only thing I have added since building it was the SSD and I just migrated Windows onto it along with some other important stuff. Intel i5 7500 (3.4Ghz) GeForce GTX 1050 Ti Corsair Vengeance 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 3000mhz 240GB Kingston SSD 1TB Western Digital HDD MSI Z170-A PRO NZXT S340 case EVGA 500W 80+ Bronze PSU I'd take a picture but I can't be bothered right now. Maybe later.
ooooo I could offer some suggestions to improve your price to preformance. for one, get a 3600 instead of a 9600k. Its cheaper by like 25 dollars and it has more threads, which is better in general. and two, get a 5700xt instead of a $425 2060S. also 32gb of ram is a bit overkill for any gaming tasks for now thats all and its just suggestions so dont feel like im judging you or anything ssds are king man i love the 5-10 sec boot up time i get
Yeah, I've found them to be more reliable too. I've had two hard drives die on me in the past and it is not fun.
Pentium G4560 1050ti 16 gb ram (2x 8gb) 1tb hdd 500gb ssd 500w psu Deepcool tesseract w/ window I had a very small budget to build my pc but I’m planning to upgrade components then use my spare pArts to build a pc for my parents
My parents sent a cheque of $300 dollars in the mail to pay for my correspondence (Home school). A couple weeks later they said they could send a school laptop for me to use for my studies. I joined the correspondence school at 6/27/18 and left it to go on a beekeeping coarse around this time 5/17/19. I still got the laptop, they said they'll send a box to return it in but they never sent any box... This is the laptop: Intel Core i5vPro-3360M CPU @ 2.80 Ghz 6.00 GB Ram - it came with 4GB but i had a similar laptop with 2 GB and bing bong boom now i got 6GB 64-bit Not a touch screen Normal Intel graphics idk EliteBook 8470p
built this around the time bitcoin mining was the craze so pricing on components such as gpu was at a high. i7 8700k corsair h100i v2 liquid cooler 1070 ti 16GB (2x8) ddr4 3200mhz 2tb hdd 500gb SSD 750w psu nzxt s340 elite
this is in my (bottlenecked) laptop i7-8750H Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 8 GB of DDR4 running 2666MHz (gonna upgrade it to 16 sooner or later; easily changable. Thanks Acer) 128 GB SSD 1TB HDD (funnily enough my HDD and my SSD have the same amount of free space at the moment) Power Cable some accessories are Logitech G703 with a broken wireless USB Turtle Beach headset (don't ask which cuz idk) I used to use a Logitech G210 keyboard but lent it to a mate cuz his keyboard broke (he broke it) cheapest gaming mousepad I could find for $20
I forgot to add my monitor and stuff lol, blue yeti, razer nari, 1440p 144hz g-sync dell monitor, razer oranta chroma keyboard, razer mouse, razor mousepad, elgato HD60S capture card, Bose speakers, Logitech g29 racing wheel (for fh4), Logitech g29 pedals, MacBook Air 13 inch, and another 1080p 60hz dell monitor.
Wish I knew what all this properly meant lol My older brother builds computers and I'm honestly jealous of him.
building computers is easy as soon as you know what each part of a computer is and does (theres like 7 so its not terribly hard) and done a bit of research but it is hard to go from 0 to building pcs
I put my pc together with just under a month of research. In that month I went from knowing nothing to being able to successfully assemble and configure my computer with no guidance. If you’re interested in looking at tutorials and stuff, I definitely recommend Bitwit’s build guides!! will edit in specs later
And here are my specs; not amazing, I know, but also not bad considering the only cost of my computer was time ;p CPU: Topology: Dual Core model: AMD E1-6015 APU with Radeon HD Graphics bits: 64 type: MCP L2 cache: 1024 KiB Speed: 798 MHz Graphics: Device-1: AMD Kabini [Radeon HD 8240 / R3 Series] Drives: Local Storage: total: 596.17 GiB Memory: RAM: total: 7.25 GiB
