So after being a laptopfag for quite a long time I decided to man up and build a pc
after researching my list goes like this:
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/nfxdZL
>Intel Core i7-5820K 3.3GHz 6-Core Processor
>Asus X99-A ATX LGA2011-3 Motherboard
>G.Skill Ripjaws 4 series 32GB (4 x 8GB) DDR4-3000 Memory
>Samsung SM951 512GB M.2-2280 Solid State Drive
+Some 3tb hdd not sure since samsung is out of hdds what is the best brand right now?
Not sure about the GPU
A single GTX 780 3GB or dual GTX 580 1.5GB?
Also I'm clueless about the cooling what to get?, is water cooling a meme?
Mostly gonna use it for photo and video editing, raw 1080p mostly but eventualy will jump to 4k in a near future. +Some video games.
>>51630699
Post feet
>>51630699
>A single GTX 780 3GB or dual GTX 580 1.5GB
>>51630791
now a pic of your anus + timestamp
>>51630699
what's your budget for the GPU?
water cooling is neat and with the AIO kits both affordable and simple - but you certainly don't need it. a good air cooler is ok unless you're going for heavy overclocking.
as for the HDDs, it doesn't really matter. seagate and WD are fine. some people will tell you about seagate HDDs constantly failing, but it's a meme.
To start, watercooling is not a meme if you're overclock, but, get an fx8350 and a r9 280x and you'll have a hell of a PC.
>>51630699
What is the point of 6 cores? Isn't gaming primarily handled by the gpu anyway?
>>51630966
literally
>>51630950
>what's your budget for the GPU?
would like to keep it under 650 burger dollars
>>51631005
>What is the point of 6 cores? Isn't gaming primarily handled by the gpu anyway?
as I said I will manly use it for video editing rendering and so on. 4k standard is around the corner
>>51630950
>a good air cooler is ok unless you're going for heavy overclocking.
Let me just correct you here, a good air cooler is ok even if you're going for heavy overclocking.
A good Noctua will perform on par with or better than most AIO's, excluding the few 360mm ones that exist. You don't buy an AIO for performance, you buy one for the aesthetics. If performance is what you want, you either pick up a good air cooler or go for a proper custom loop.
>>51631418
>would like to keep it under 650 burger dollars
a 980 ti should be around $650.
>>51631092
:,D thank god and fixed that problem.
