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Not sure what you are going to do with it at work, e.g. will you compile lots of source files?
I can tell you the specs of my system:
Case: Fractal Design Focus G Blue
Mobo: ASUS TUF GAMING B550M-PLUS (WI-FI)
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5950x
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030
SSD: Adata SX8200PNP, 2TB
with Icy box cooler: https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B077MRDK16
HDD: Seagate ST2000DM008-2FR102
RAM: Patriot Viper 4 Blackout, 64 GB
CPU Cooler: Noctua nh-d15 se-am4
The middle fan is original Noctua, the outer fan is 120 mm Arctic (F12 PWM PST), since original doesn't fit...
Case fans: ARCTIC F14 PWM PST
Large RAM limits the need for swap file, so this reduces wear of SSD.
Obviously, my system is not a gaming rig, but it still allows CUDA development (device capability 6).
For SSD I read you pay a premium for the fastest, but hardly will notice the difference. So I opted for a cheaper 2TB instead of 'the best' 1TB. WD Black SN 750 is a fast alternative.
The RAM is a compromise also. It is 3600 MHz, but not the best timings. However, normally instructions and data should be in L1, L2 or L3 cache.
The system is very quiet and CPU temps are usually around 31 degrees Celcius, fans rotating around 500-600 RPM.
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Thank you. I will check those products out.
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I’m not heavily into hardware, so until recently had usually bought a speced-out PC from one of the big suppliers to avoid any mismatched components.
Recently, though, I found an article by SO employee that outlined their standard setup. This is from a couple of years ago, so things have changed, I’m sure. But my build - based on this with a few adjustments - is working great.
Nick Craver desktop build
Time is the differentiation of eternity devised by man to measure the passage of human events.
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Mark
Just another cog in the wheel
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Thanks for the referral.
See Mark's signature above. Could no agree more. I blame the Physicists.
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I just built myself a new work machine just last summer (during the lockdown, but at the start of the chip shortage). Availability of some parts are ridiculous and the prices are worse.
I went from 6 year old Intel I-7 Quad core to Ryzen 5 2600 Hex-Core and it is like going from black and white to full color.
Save yourself a lot of time, go to pcpartpicker.com, they help you match the components to the architecture, case, power supply, etc. and they even help you find the prices and availability.
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https://pcpartpicker.com/[^]
Shocked that no-one mentioned PC Part Picker? It's great and can warn you about incompatibilities and allows you to create multiple builds and compare them. Also gives price history and comparison of various sites for purchasing.
Has build guides for every budget and purpose.
Check it out.
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thanks. Will check it out.
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I'd consider posting what kind of work you plan to do with the Computer. People are basically telling you how to build a low-end gaming computer here. If it's graphics modelling or something like that then sure get a good system, but if it's more about spreadsheets and wordprocessing then you barely even need a graphics card, especially since many motherboards have a builtin graphics processor now. So, if it's the latter option just pick a motherboard that is compatible with the devices you want and make sure it can support a faster CPU than you are getting, about twice as much ram as you want; this allows you to update the system later as needed without having to buy a new computer right away, that can save you a lot of money in the long run.
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Ken, thanks for the reply. I do desktop applications with VS2015 and VS2017. Also, a very plain ecommerce website.
I am using MS Sql Server as a database.
I did purchase a motherboard with onboard video, with all of the other components, some recommended above, and some not. I came in at a shade under $800.00, including tax and shipping. They are supposed to start arriving tomorrow.
Hopefully, all of the components work together.
I appreciate you, and all of the others who replied with comments and advice.
She who must be obeyed will blow a gasket. But to paraphrase Robin Williams, "F*** her if she can't take a joke.
Wear a mask, please.
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Cool, sounds like you have it all covered. Good luck with getting everything together If you do have any problems don't hesitate to mention it here, lots of people can help.
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Check out the list of cars that Dominos provides to let them know which vehicle you are going to show up in for car-side delivery. https://i.stack.imgur.com/C9iP0.png[^]
Maybe you only drive your Bentley or Ferrari, but I always take the Bugatti, when I go to pick up a pizza.
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The list has probably been outsourced to a site for researching car prices, but it's amusing nonetheless.
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Does the "Preferred Location" option include "In the trunk" so kidnap victims can be fed?
"I have no idea what I did, but I'm taking full credit for it." - ThisOldTony
"Common sense is so rare these days, it should be classified as a super power" - Random T-shirt
AntiTwitter: @DalekDave is now a follower!
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What? No Allard or Alvis? Shocking! Still, I'm sure they'll have Frazer Nash further down the list...
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Konigsegg is surely down there too.
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So if you have no clue (or care not) what car do you driving (except taht it is white) you can not order pizza at Domino's?
"The only place where Success comes before Work is in the dictionary." Vidal Sassoon, 1928 - 2012
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While I fully appreciate the fact that not everyone is a gear-head...for most people a car represents a major investment, even if you're just leasing. If you've made such a major investment and can't even name the make and model of your own car...then yeah, as far as I'm concerned, you can go without pizza.
But then, this is Domino's we're talking about. Not much of a punishment.
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25 years I drive a car my company buys and maintains... It is a white care replaced every 3 years with an other white car... I do forget what type after about 3-4 months...
"The only place where Success comes before Work is in the dictionary." Vidal Sassoon, 1928 - 2012
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I'm betting if it was a POS that you'd have to bring back to the dealer yourself you'd never forget what it is.
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that's correct. it's a bit of a IQ test too. Or car knowledge test. If you don't know, then no pizza for you.
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I drive last year's most sold car and now I'm afraid they'll give me someone else's pizza because they drive the same car.
Guess I'll take my Geely* then... Oh wait
* Actually, I don't think there's even a single Geely on the road in the Netherlands, I've seen them in Cuba and Russia (Chinese car).
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Is there a "none of the above" option?
I see that Bristol is not on the list and I am fairly certain there are some... well a few... well, a very small number of Bristol Blenheims being driven in the USA.
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And no Bricklin on the list either!
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Yeah and where's the Delorean? --- the obvious copy of the Bricklin.
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On the other hand, some might want to know what car the pizza delivery driver is arriving in. Some of those would definitely raise eyebrows!
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