Yeah, so I did that, designed a high-end build that I can eventually upgrade to and then stripped out everything where I have low-end parts that I can use temporarily. I got it down to about 1000USD. Here are the results:
High-end: https://se.pcpartpicker.com/user/adal/saved/#view=3nV3Hx
Low-end skeleton: https://se.pcpartpicker.com/user/adal/saved/#view=XqfrmG
I'm still figuring out the case and fan situation and deciding on which PSU I want. I want to compare that ASUS one to the Ion Gold that Fractal recommends.
I mean... You're free to buy me this if you prefer to avoid the carnage https://se.pcpartpicker.com/list/vxKHxg
Alright, I spent all day picking parts for PCs that I'll never buy — my version of window shopping, but now I figured out what I will actually do and it's crazy: I'm going to build a 5950X on a B550... but with a GeForce 1030 GT. Yes, that's the one that's so low-end that it doesn't even have a fan, passivly cooled. Why? Because that's what I have free and I'll upgrade it later. I'll also see if I can use my old DDR4 and my current SSD. I can upgrade these all gradually over time. #buildapc
Linux Community! I really like Lenovo Thinkpad laptops. Any model especially reccommended for using Linux?
As someone who hasn't built a PC in 15 years, how the *fuck* has this not been made into a single, standard connector?
Hey #PCBuilders, I have an RTX 2070 Super and since I'm a Linux gamer 98% of the time, I've been thinking about going team red. I found a dude who might be down to trade me a Radeon VII for my 2070S... is that a good deal or a bad deal?
Linux compatibility should be way better, and it seems like performance is comparable, but idk about raytracing performance and I've heard the R VII can be pretty loud.
Opinions? Advice?
#BuildAPC #PCGaming #GPU #LinuxGaming
Think my thermal paste application was good enough.. now to wipe it up and put things back in boxes and let a 10 year old help me rebuild it .. it’s for his mom :)
Lights up pretty.. she’s alive!
Oh! Ha.. GPU needs power :)
Powers on but no output .. I miss these having a PC speaker by default and beep codes.
My friend and I built this Ship of Theseus computer originally in 2004, and this is the first time I've tried to do cable management.
Can someone explain the appeal of transparent computer cases to me, or cases with windows, or interior RGB lighting?
To me the ideal PC shape is the NeXTcube. Or if you want a splash of color an SGI Octane or something.
Not criticizing your choices, but like… why do you want to see the dust gathering inside your case all the time lit up by garish colors?
what am I missing (other than a sense of fun and whimsy)?