Hey setsul now that ryzen is officially released, how long does it normally take for the range of motherboards and such to get fleshed out? I'm not really experienced in this at all
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Okay I thought it was more like a month
Sounds great
And then as long as we are going with an AMD build and won't save money, we will be overclocking
You're going to have so many builds to make for people once ryzen finally comes out so I hope its not too much trouble haha
We could probably wait for Zen but if we choose not to, do you mind just posting an example of something we could get now?
Yeah 2x8 sounds good
We can probably make do fine with a 120 GB SSD
If a 2 TB fits into the budget fine then we would prefer that over a 1 TB, but more is unnecessary
Good to know
We plan to overclock, but if we could save more than 50$ by not, then that would be preferred
There would be no benefit to keeping it compact, unless it happened to be cheaper
1080p 60hz around 24 inch would be fine, and IPS would be fine and we don't need anything more fancy
Unfortunately we cannot get windows for free
My fraternity is planning on building a computer with a 1000 dollar budget.
It will mainly be used as a media computer, but also for light gaming and doing finances on. The CPUs and GPUs around 200 dollars seem to be at about the perfirmance point we are looking for. Likely this computer will have many programs running at the same time and will have virtual machines running for some of it's uses, so I was thinking maybe 16GB of RAM would be good to have, especially considering how cheap it is. A 120-240GB SSD would.be nice, and probably at least a terabyte of additional storage will be necessary. We probably will do enough gaming to warrant having an upgraded (not stock) cooler.
There is no preference on the size of the build or the type of case so as long as you suggest something cheap of decent quality we'll be alright
We have a monitor but frankly it's shit. So, if you have some decently cheap monitors with nice colors (response time is unimportant) you can recommend, I'd like that ot go.into.the budget too. We will also need windows.
If you have all that and a decent monitor and have plenty of budget left, I would consider a CPU upgrade, or maybe just save the money.
Thanks
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The laptop is fine and the price is decent but it will probably be a brick, thermal throttle, and have a bettery life of 20 mins
You should definitely be able to get 100 fps is you are willing to settle for inferior settings
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