alright m8y bois, here's the new computer I'm going to get, input welcome

[rubycalaber]

ok things I've learnt from this thread:

-all you have to do to get replies is put "computer" in the title

-everyone but steven yelle is jealous of how rich I am and how much money I have to waste

-barry is a very helpful and smart person

-some people dont get that I need a new computer because this one wont stop bluescreening for no reason, if you can help me fix that then cool I wont need a new computer then since for all the shit people give me it runs everything perfectly it just bluescreens at random every day, but its been a year so...

okay i just read up on your cpu and gpu and thats like top 5 best CPUs out for gaming, and possibly the best GPU, your rig will last you through next gen if you maintain them properly

how do I maintain my cpu and gpu? how do I even identify what they are? I should to clean my current ones to see if they havnt just gotten dusty or smoething

Considering that the whole reason you need this is because of stability problems on your last machine tell them not to overclock the CPU 3.5Ghz is more than enough for anything you're going to do with it

uh I d-dont think thats an option on this site

it's factory overclocked by more than a gigahertz I give it 6 months before he has cooling issues and 2 years before he has broken solder joints

I will literally only turn it on when I want to play a game so it wont overheat and melt like whatever happened to my alienware that has been on for literally three years straight

also I was literally just going to PM this build to you to get your opinion but I thought why not let the ladz have some top banter about it in the open

barry what if in the future 16 gigs of ram might actually be used and he wont have it because you talked him out of it

exactly my point (well teknorats since I dont know how to use a computer)

no that's the thing

I want one good enough so that I can play games

lisa.............. lets play dayz together on our new computers

that's some stefflies level post


6 stuffs would win at life instead of running second life in ultra settings that can't mantain 60 fps in every tick, more you need power to turn on your noisy monster pc. Your life will be upside down when the power is off.

how do you know a computer is noisy?

[steveyos]

I'm literally doing everything you do and more and more hardcore too

[steveyos]

The time when more than 8GB of RAM becomes useful and starts paying for itself is when you're running a number of resource-heavy applications simultaneously. Try running Premiere Pro, Photoshop and After Effects side-by-side on a system with 8GB of RAM and then bump that up to 16GB and feel the difference!

[steveyos]

16gb should be enough, any more than that is probably overkill. A lot of people would say 16gb is overkill, but ram is cheap enough might as well.

[steveyos]

if you dont want to pay for 16GBs get eight, and if you need more, try 16

[steveyos]

I do video editing with sony vegas pro. My memory in my i7 is no where near 16gb and it doesn't really seem to be used as much as I would think when I look at the usage indicator.

[steveyos]

Video editing is a very complex process that will test every part of your system. However, much like gaming, it don't necessarily require enormous amounts of RAM.

[steveyos]

[maks]

how do I maintain my cpu and gpu? how do I even identify what they are? I should to clean my current ones to see if they havnt just gotten dusty or smoething

Blow out the dust with canned air

I will literally only turn it on when I want to play a game so it wont overheat and melt like whatever happened to my alienware that has been on for literally three years straight

It won't overheat when it's sitting idle, it'll overheat when you start playing a game and taxing it a bit. then it'll bluescreen or shut itself off and refuse to turn back on until it cools off

[Autistic Spectrum]

as all modern computers have this built in

[Autistic Spectrum]

pretty sure you can even set the temp at which it goes into sleep