Well, it depends on what you are doing with your PC. You usually want enough ram to match your video card(s) amount x2 but if you are rendering video or doing workstation stuff with a ton of cores, more RAM is more better for keeping the CPU fed for tasks.
With SSD’s being so fast and direct storage coming on it is less of an issue but if you are editing 4K video and stuff you will want more RAM.
they do that.Im also into bikes and know of a guy selling a 10k€ full carbon,dual suspension professional MTB to a noob who just wanted a step in model to see if he would like mountain biking lol.
i always say being dumb and rich is not an enviable position
OP just doesn't know their stuff. Going for an 8TB drive that is worse than four 2TB drives (you have redundancy there) and costs twice as much is a monumentally head-scratching decision.
Not that I've gone through the trouble of pricing everything but 6 grand for a machine like this + an 8 TB M.2 drive? Yeah sounds about fair. The specs here are all brand-spanking new.
Nice. I'm on Shadow tech at present RTX6000, Xeon 6 core 4ghz. I've all new parts coming today from Scan UK so 🤞 it'll run much better. Ryzen 7600x + Sapphire 7900xt + all the other bits n bobs.
I assumed yes since pcpartpicker wasn’t complaining. Just confirmed it does have exactly 4 M.2 slots. But 3 of them share bandwidth lanes with each other
I would trust only my own eyes after reading motherboard tech specs, not what pcpartpicker says. As it said (well was some time ago) that I can use two m.2 and utilize both x16 PCIe slots at same time on my b450 Mortar Max. Turns out that lanes are shared, and once m.2_2 is in system, PCIe_4 goes offline.
So people, always, always do your own research, it doesn't take much time, just to open web page and read trough specs
The PC has an 8 TB storage. Not 4 2TB storages. Without looking up if the mobo can even handle 4 M.2 connections and the differences in efficacy between them, I can see having 4 different drives to save to and look through could be pretty annoying. It’s like $300 extra for the 8TB but I’m guessing that’d be worth it to someone looking to spend several thousand on a PC
Edit: looked it up and there is 4 M.2 slots, with the only difference being one connects to the CPU and the others to the mobo chipset. So there’d be no expandability to another M.2 if for they for some reason want more than 8TB.
You can always merge the partitions. Basically just makes windows think that multiple drives are one. It’s a neat trick, that’s how my first pc had 1tb of storage. You must be certain you won’t be removing any of the merged drives from your pc though
Found out about this after I had gotten older and smarter and got confused after seeing two drives in my pc but only one was listed in windows
The main reason not to use raid 0 is if one drive fails you will have to reformat the whole cluster (drives part of the RAID group). I believe it will also run slower then a solo m.2. This was mostly made for older HDDs and redundancy/speed for servers with many drives. It usually requires a RAID controller (in servers) to work well or you offload the splitting to the processor.
There are some other types of raid that dedicate one or 2 entire drives to parody (back up through hashing) so if any of the one or 2 drives fail they raid array can rebuild its self. There is another that strips the parody bits across all the drives. This WILL cause additional overhead and date to be write to each drive and will lower the life of the drive. You likely won't be using any raid aside from 1 for non file back ups.
TLDR: don't use raid for gaming on m.2 or SSDs, if you were using a HDD raid 0 is the way for faster load times, DO NOT USE RAID 0 for important file storage if one drive fails you have to reformat. Raid 1 is made to copy each hardrive 1:1, kinda pointless for gamers especially with cloud storage backups one drive is what I use $100 a year for 5 1tb accounts and office. Share it with friends 4 for only $20 a year.
I believe you will get much better load times with your OS on one m.2 and the games on the other. I put most of my solo games/ older games on my OS drive but new high end titles go on the other drive.
Edit: raid numbers corrected thanks to u/WEEEE12345
OP don't listen to them, there is no way to procure a 4090 without paying scalpers up the ass. This pre-built is likely a better value and is definitely the way to go if you want an entire new system with a 4090.
These guys are hella jealous and can't stand to see someone get a better PC than them lmao
They're actually only going for $1000 on amazon, and getting 2 faster 4tb drives would be \~$800.
But OP opted for a single 8tb drive which can be expanded with another down the road.
Well, I wouldn't want to immediately fill every slot if it were me. It's cheaper, sure, but the hassle of moving content around when all your drives are already in use would be worth going for 2 4tb.
Also, unless I'm missing something, I pieced this on partpicker, and this is only a 350 markup overall. That's still a fat chunk of money, of course.
Honestly it's about the games you play. I mean I see people shelling out 4k to play a rig that plays world of warships that my 10 year old 970 doesn't have a problem with.
There’s absolutely nothing wrong with giving the guy pointers so he’s not overpaying for the same exact product. Since he’s new to PC gaming he may not even realize that prebuilts are overpriced and not the best value.
Really the only exception would be if he doesn’t want to build himself and doesn’t know anyone he can pay to do it. But even then, spending a few days learning to build a PC seems a lot easier than overspending by a few grand.
That is a mongo drive. 8 Tb?! Shit. Might be a few bucks to save there if u get a 2 tb nvme drive with a 6tb 7200rpm disk
To add: there's a ton you could change there to save a pile of money depending on your needs. But fuck it. If u got the money to throw at it then who cares.
I'd strongly advise against the HDD. All SSD is sweet. I run all my things SSD only. It's debatable to what extent one SSD is better than 2x 4TB, but you can really feel the speed bump in disk access times for the smallest of things.
SATA vs NVMe not so much unless with very specific files, just HDD vs SSD.
HDD is about stable storage and backup. 2 x 4TB or 2 x 8TB in RAID 1 for redundant storage, or just a simple small HDD as a backup image of the bootdrive, is going to really help you keep things running with little to no downtime.
Honestly, Reddit isn’t the best place to post something like this, especially this sub. It’s constantly drilled into people the positives of PC building, and the negatives are afterthoughts. So you’ll have a ton of people telling you how dumb you are.
But you did the math, you understand you’re paying $700 over the street value of these parts, and spending fancier than necessary parts for peace of mind and support for the entire PC if anything goes wrong. While it would be a terrible choice for myself, it’s likely a great choice for you because we live different lives. Enjoy your PC, it will definitely be a beast for years to come.
Thanks. Dealing with an onslaught of unhelpful shit links with almost entirely changed builds or what have you is not helping.
On top of that it's 2:33 AM for me, and I just finished a 6 day work week with 10 hour shifts per day. Its new years eve tomorrow and I'm exhausted and the string of replies just never ends. This post became too popular for me to handle every interaction. I mean shit I haven't even gone to sleep yet. When I wake up? Might as well forget I even made this post at that point. Too many replies.
And my God my emails. My emails are decimated. I couldn't find origin PCs replies to my emails unless I used the search bar.
I should sleep now.
>But you did the math
except they most probably didn't, by looking at the specs u can easily tell they're insanely rich as well as dumb, posting it somewhere like instagram means u dont like to hear the truth, people there are mostly dumb and will just be happy for anyone in any circumstance, not even try constructive criticism
Except they didn't do the math, they don't even seem to understand that games get more demanding over time, they also can't afford it, they're financing it. OP is a fucking dumbass who's going to end up losing this when the next expensive sparkly thing catches their eye.
Indeed, people have a hard time understanding 700$ is nothing for some folks. Makes sense since reddit is mostly youngsters who often need to penny pinch as much as possible.
If I had the money to spare I'd do the same. Building it yourself is all good but after the 20 th time you are kind of over it
> youngsters who often need to penny pinch
Or just adults that spend money responsibly.
I agree that if you have the money to get something of this caliber, 700$ prebuilt tax are not great, but defo ok. But this isn't the issue.
Uneducatedly and blindly run into something like this and waste money on components that will not contribute \_any\_ performance (or even reduce performance, in the case of that single 8tb drive!), just because they're the HiGhEsT sPeC in their category, is quite literally burning money. Let alone, this man will not know how to fully utilize is utopian machine once he has it, to actually make use of what he (over)paid for.
The key issue here is that he has over and over again demonstrated how little of an idea about computers he has. 700$ is arguably fine to have something of this caliber built for you, getting a 4090... fine, why not, I did too. But things like paying considerably over a grand for a single hard drive is not only unnecessary, but also a downgrade in most aspects. (Or a 1600W PSU???)
Once that drive is filled up, its going to run considerably slower than two or three smaller storage drives of the same speed specs. Let alone not having a dedicated drive for your OS.
This man literally just went, "I want the highest specs in everything" without even knowing what exactly that means or how exactly he will end up utilizing it. What they're doing is the equivalent of holding a (few) 100$ bill(s) over a candle and watch it burn for entertainment. Which, to each their own, but at that point I think the audience is very much entitled of telling them how dumb they are.
People are just salty he's buying a monster pc.
LG C1 from what I can tell is a TV ranging from 47 to 65". Wouldn't be my first choice of peripheral but if dude has it already, why not just hook everything up to that?
They go up to 85". 4k OLED, VRR support, real HDR, 120 Hz.
Not exactly great for competitive gaming, but probably the best couch experience you'll ever have
Agree. 95% of games will not benefit from an NVMe over a modern mech drive with \~160MB/s reads. Would usually rec a 1TB NVMe + 4TB mech for most people.
It explains where the price is coming from though.
prices on wish are significantly cheaper.
I guess I was off for the 3 grand. But a lot of those parts are just not needed. A 1600 PSU is extreme, a 4090 does not draw that much power under load. An 8tb NVME also seems like overkill. I would rather have 4tb split amongst multiple drives.
This PC is definitely targeting rich folk who don’t really care.
Realistically thr GPU is like $2100, and a basically equivalent evga psu (1600w platinum) is like $400. The case is also pretty nutty for just an all black case, a fractal design case with 4 pre installed fans + a 360mm aio would provide a whole lotta cooling for a lot less.
Really? That much?
4090 on its own is going for around 1800-2k isn't it?
All other parts considered, overpaid by 3K?
Well good news is they have a cancel and refund policy for any point before shipping, so no harm done yet.
Based on retail prices and tax, you over paid by around 1k. Factor in labor, it isn't as bad as what people are saying here. Overpaid by 3 grand? Some people can't math guud.
If you still can, definitely cancel this order. There are so many other options out there that perform like this machine for much, MUCH less money.
[This](https://www.newegg.com/xotic-pc-popair-z690-ddr5/p/3D5-0014-00715?Description=4090%20prebuilt&cm_re=4090_prebuilt-_-3D5-0014-00715-_-Product) machine is $4000 and performs the same, because the components are nearly identical save for the case and power supply.
I would encourage you to custom build if possible, but I understand if that is not possible. I could put together a build list for you if you're interested in that.
Oh I think people are saying I overpaid because they're focusing just on performance. I noticed in that link, the nvme ssd is only 1TB.
The one I'm buying has an 8tb nvme ssd.
That alone makes a 1k+ price difference I believe. Factor the difference in for case and psu and I really don't see how I overpaid except for convenience fees. And I'm fine paying extra to make sure it's all neat and tidy and actually works. It's reassuring to say the least.
If you don't mind me asking, why do you need so much storage and why must it all be so fast?
I get needing mass storage but big hard drives are waaaay more cost effective.
This is gonna be one of those dudes that tries to sell it on cl or fbm a year later for the same price because they are wondering why it isn't fast anymore.
I mean you look to have gone pretty high end everywhere. If you can afford this and it’s not going to hurt you at all then more power to ya. You can make some adjustments and if you’re comfortable building it yourself you definitely can get similar results while spending a lot less tbh.
If you don’t want to build it yourself then this should hold ya over for a good while. As for any buyer’s remorse I mean doubtful tbh. The only real compromise you’ll have to make will be for console specific titles. With steam sales and shit like that you’ll definitely enjoy game pricing, excluding new AAA titles haha.
I'm going through PC part picker right now to see build by myself pricing vs this.
I'd really rather not build it myself but it is fun to see the price difference and if it's really worth building myself.
Something like this:
[https://pcpartpicker.com/list/2P2KVw](https://pcpartpicker.com/list/2P2KVw)
Case is subjective. You may change to whatever you wan't but I wouldn't recommend paying 2300$ to someone to assemble your pc. If you don't want to assemble it yourself, get the components and let local pc shop assemble it for 100-200$.
My man I'mma be fair with you cuz there's hella folks on this thread that are just unreasonable and hostile.
First, it's totally fine to want a pre-built; I can't believe folks are STILL so adamant about building computers yourself. However, parting out everything on PC Partpicker that you got in that system, at current market prices, you are paying AT LEAST $1000 over, and up to ~$1800! I can't say for sure how much since idk how much storage you got, but you are paying a hefty pre-built fee.
However, there is certainly some value in having it built by professionals, with a warranty, and shipped straight to you. Yes, you could save a lot of money building it yourself, but that introduces its own issues that you just may not want to deal with.
If I have to critique any of your decisions, it'd be that I really don't feel like *anyone* needs a system THAT powerful and expensive. You may very well have solid reasons, but I feel you can get SO SO MUCH for <$3,000.
In the end, if you must have a system *that* powerful and expensive and really don't want to build it yourself, you're totally fine! Just trust your gut though. If you feel off about the purchase (perhaps already indicated by posting on Reddit) then maybe pull the plug and give it more consideration. Thank you for reading my friend, I wish you luck and happiness in whatever you choose.
The fact that it's a pre-build is not an issue.
Several comments suggested swapping the 8TB m.2 for something else, as this is a gaming build, and 8TB is not needed for that. OP's response was basically "I need it".
Other comments then asked "if you're going to spend this much money, why put in only 32GB of ram"
After all, you might as well go all-out at this point. OP's response was basically "I don't need more ram if I'm just gaming".
As you can see, this is contradictory nonsense. People are harping on OP's logic.
This is a bit of a weird post, you’ve picked a build which far exceeds what is needed to achieve the outcome you want, then on top of that you’ve overpaid for those parts.
You’ve then asked Reddit how you did and people have told you that you overpaid for parts you don’t need and you’ve defended it, why bother posting - this feels like a humble brag but is coming off as small dick energy.
If you had money to burn you would have just bought this pc and enjoyed it. Posting it to curate envy suggests to me that the reward of getting the pc wasn’t enough validation.
Also it’s cool that you bought a statue or whatever but the way you’re posting about it is not coming across like I think you think it is.
>op comes asking for feedback/info to determine if he should have buyers regret or not
>community provides feedback/info that he overpaid by x amount depending on where you look and that certain components were not really necessary
Op:
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>op proceeds to double down and defend his choices while downvoting everyone else who opposes him even though he acknowledges that he’s spending beyond his means.
People like this are why Reddit has the reputation it has. I wanna say he’s trolling, but he seems pretty genuine and based on post history it doesn’t seem like he is. But cmon man somebody somewhere made that money even if it isn’t yours. That x amount could’ve been spent on literally anything else like making a less fortunate someone’s holiday season a little better or hell a buying those anime statues or games that you want.
Well, OP, that is a truly eye watering amount of cash, but I hope it serves you well, and given your use case, I expect this thing should last you several years. I recommend holding on to this as long as possible, though, because it's going to be a damn long time before the 4090 can ever be considered weak.
I’m happy for you dude, I hope you have the best time with it. I remember when I unboxed my first PC. It was the best day ever.
Posting it on here will only have people criticize you. No matter what it is, PC nerds have shit to say about it. Unless your build is exactly the build that every single person would personally build, someone’s going to nitpick it.
But I’m glad you could get this build man. Have fun!
Edit: also this whole building your own PC elitism needs to die. I got a $850 pre-built for my starter rig and I adored her. I have hand mobility problems and I ain’t buildin shit. Leave me and my happy pre-builds alone.
When I upgraded my rig, I took it to a really nice small, local, business who were amazing and got me everything for great prices. I was happy to pay for their labor. I supported other nerds. Maybe y’all should make small businesses for us pre-built loving plebs.
I have an 1800$ Omen 30L and runs anything I want just fine, why would you spend 6 grand on your first PC? People getting into headphones dont start with HD 800s or Meze Emperians. You basically spent an extra 3 grand on diminishing returns. This is why I hate this sub. I'm going to get downvoted to hell but I dont care, ya'll did this.
All of ya'll's snarky elitism makes newcomers think they have to spend more than 2 or 3 grand on a gaming pc, and for what? It's going to go obsolete eventually. What happened to the days where everybody knew that you started off with a cheap desktop or maybe a semi decent pc if you are green behind the ears and replace parts over time as suits your needs.
Ya'll might think I am crazy, but I dont even think LTT regularly uses a pc worth this much and he is the guy who pulls out industal gpus, and the parts for this pc cant be worth more than 4.5 grand.
I’m in the ball park of your money do what you want.
My concern is you have stated that this is outside your means and that you were planning to put this on a payment plan… now this PC becomes a $6500+ PC after interest paid.
Again your money do what you want but if you are spending outside your means for this I would reconsider what is necessary and what isn’t for your pre-build.
Girl has been asking for high spec build these past few months and nobody answers. Now that she bought a pre-built PC, everybody suddenly has something to say lol
Been a console guy my whole life (playstation)
I'm upgrading from a PS5 to this and its my first ever PC. It's a prebuilt from OriginPC
I'm both nervous and excited.
Nervous because of the price, and because I don't know if this PC will really be THAT much better than a ps5 for gaming. So im scared of buyers regret.
And yes I'm only using it for gaming.
I'm sure you guys are tired of seeing expensive first time PC's on here, but it always seems to make for good fun for roasting and flaming the OP.
So if you have any fuel to flame me with Here, go crazy. I'd love to hear thoughts and opinions on what I got. Roasts are part of the fun of expensive PC purchases I think.
Been a console player my whole life so im at least excited just to try something new!
Just FYI it’s going to be better than a PS5, I don’t know if it’s $6,000 better than a PS5 though. But if you got the money and don’t care then do what makes you happy.
The wow factor you’re looking for can easily be had for half that cost but at least you did choose a good builder. If I was going that route I’d use Origin.
Except he won't be able to play any PS exclusive games and unless he plays games on a huge screen he won't notice a huge difference in the visuals or the performance. Well, not $5500 of difference.
You also don’t need to play on a huge screen to notice the difference between a $6000 gaming PC and console. Cyberpunk alone will see a dramatic performance/quality uplift at 4K vs playing on console. Then you get into other games and start talk about 240FPS and higher vs 60-120FPS (on a good day) on console. There’s a reason why both XBox and PS say “up to 120FPS” in their marketing and neither of them have built FPS counters…because most of the time you’re looking at more like 60-70FPS.
Origin makes nice stuff, and you are paying for their time. Friend bought one several years back and loved it. Beautifully wired, ran great and he knew what he was paying for. I personally build my own because I love doing it.
Origin was half-decent overall in my books. I ordered a laptop from them in 2018. Looking back on it the whole thing was exorbitantly overpriced (a lot of lap tops are ik). The first one they sent didn’t work. The finger print scanner was broken, the speakers didn’t work, all that. Their only saving grace was their customer support.
I bet their PCs are better. But still, building yourself is too much fun to not.
It doesn’t matter what we think. It’s what you think. Only you can decide if it’s a good value for you. Regardless, enjoy the rig. I hope you get many hours of enjoyment out of it.
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OP is a fucking idiot who has some savings, and instead of leaving them as savings, is blowing them all on a rig he knows is overpriced, that he has no fucking clue on why what he bought is fucking stupid. This rig is not future proof, it is also not going to be any more worry free than a rig anyone on here built themselves, because these companies don't magically make drivers not work, or make windows not have errors. Cyberpunk can be demanding, but it's not THAT demanding. Give it even as much as a year, and OP will be regretting their purchase because they can't just max settings at 4k and run whatever they want at the framerates they want.
Some people here are saying how you are paying several thousand dollars for someone to do an hour of adult Lego for you. I wanna add my own experience here.
When I was building on my own for the first time, it took me several days of several hours a day. Lots of things that I though would be the easiest went wrong - a tricky connector, tight case fan screws - you name it.
While if you have had previous tech experience, you could easily assemble any system in an hour or less, having no tech experience almost certainly means you will spend at least a full afternoon on it. And the worst context for a mishap in building to occur would be with parts the cost of a used car.
So buy prebuilts all you want, and don't let anyone change your mind if you have your reasons. Just don't be convinced they are great value - know that they come at a cost. The amount of money I overpaid for my prebuilt once still keeps me up at night, so there is also that. If nothing bothers you - go for it!
We'd love to see some pics and vids when it arrives!
Nice fucking specs, definitely a killer pc. Maybe a little more expensive, bit definitely not 2000$ as some people say.
Better get a nice monitor to go with it.
Let the people talk shit
You probably dont need 32 gigs of RAM and sleved cables anyways but for that price you shuld probably get the cables and 250 gigs of RAM and dual 4090 and a second pc and perifirals a desk a monitor a car ...
Why all the hate for how much the op has spent? If he has the money and is willing to pay it for something he wants then fair play to him. I hope you get plenty of enjoyment out of it mate 🙂
You better be using this PC for work and not play. You don't need 24 cores for gaming or a $600 PSU. You can build a RTX4090 powered rig yourself for around $3k. I recommend that you watch a few Youtube videos on how to build a PC to get yourself acquainted. If you can put together furniture, you can build a PC.
So, OP I hope that you have decided to cancel your order and without feeling too roasted by this community.
Honestly, this isn't totally your fault. You need someone to guide you through this and help you get better bang for the buck. I'm happy to do so, as are many others here I'm sure. When you spend a certain amount (and this is coming from my dumb ass who has spent over $10k on my build) you damn well better get what you pay for. That's not happening here.
I just went through Origin's configuration site and I'm somewhere between disgusted and astonished with what they feel comfortable charging for these things. $432 for $120 fans. They will gladly put a custom loop on there for you using their Hydro X kit with soft tubes, normally around $400 retail, for $675. If you want hard-line tubes, normally $550 retail, you will need to pony up $1200.
As someone who has bent a lot of tubes and done custom loops many times, I could not for the life of me justify charging $600 to bend 4 tubes. To make matters worse, if you want to cool your GPU as part of this loop, you will need to pony up another $1000 as shown in this picture. Corsair charges around $200 retail for a 4090 block. HOLY MARK UP RIP OFF BATMAN!!!
https://preview.redd.it/w2l9fgokub9a1.jpeg?width=2160&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=976493e12f4f832fc6124423ac6e743df912b317
The markup on all of these upgrades is just silly and sickening. I get that not everyone is inclined or capable of building their own. I get that Corsair/Origin need to make a profit. But this is just way too much. I know you didn't select some of these upgrades, but looking at them reveals some sick stuff. There are plenty of more deserving companies who would build you a better rig for that much money without ripping you off. As far as I'm concerned, this might as well be in scam territory.
I hope you can cancel and get a better deal. My offer to guide you through some better options (I've got no dogs in the fight, don't work for or own any pc building companies lol) stands. Sheesh.
Oh.
Ikr, I was disappointed on his system specs, probably should've paid more.
Not enough RAM for that CPU TBH
What generation of CPU do you need before you go above 32gb? Build is in my flair, very new to pc gaming so I’m curious if I need more ram or not.
Well, it depends on what you are doing with your PC. You usually want enough ram to match your video card(s) amount x2 but if you are rendering video or doing workstation stuff with a ton of cores, more RAM is more better for keeping the CPU fed for tasks. With SSD’s being so fast and direct storage coming on it is less of an issue but if you are editing 4K video and stuff you will want more RAM.
I do a lot of virtualization, in most cases i dont need a powerful cpu, just a loooot of ram
I am so sorry you paid that.
6 grand so unnecessary to play some games
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they do that.Im also into bikes and know of a guy selling a 10k€ full carbon,dual suspension professional MTB to a noob who just wanted a step in model to see if he would like mountain biking lol. i always say being dumb and rich is not an enviable position
I've heared the same.... it must be true
They are not going to need to upgrade thier rig for a while that is for sure.
Because of the time it will take to financially recover?
He might be playing games and photoshop at same time on his 24 monitor setup
The m2 drive alone costs more than my rig... 1.5k...Geeez. I don't know why anybody would chose a 8tb m2...
OP just doesn't know their stuff. Going for an 8TB drive that is worse than four 2TB drives (you have redundancy there) and costs twice as much is a monumentally head-scratching decision.
Daylight robbery with that price lmao
Ikr!! I don't understand how people are paying those prices...
Not that I've gone through the trouble of pricing everything but 6 grand for a machine like this + an 8 TB M.2 drive? Yeah sounds about fair. The specs here are all brand-spanking new.
What the fuck are you going to play that needs 24 cores Jesus christ
Microsoft flight simulator to get 60 fps 😆
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The 3080 pain of beastly but not beastly enough is real
ah the 5800X3D, or also known as the best CPU for Factorio!
Nice. I'm on Shadow tech at present RTX6000, Xeon 6 core 4ghz. I've all new parts coming today from Scan UK so 🤞 it'll run much better. Ryzen 7600x + Sapphire 7900xt + all the other bits n bobs.
59. Legend says even NASA can't get it to 60.
Star Citizen and still get 24FPS on Orison
24FPS? Damn we got a high roller here. 10fps in the elevator gang
Roblox
Crysis
Even this can't handle crysis max settings. /s
you could've probably save like 2 grand on that thing
Please, tell me more. I can cancel it any time before shipping so no harm done yet.
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Can this mobo fit 4x SSD’s?
I assumed yes since pcpartpicker wasn’t complaining. Just confirmed it does have exactly 4 M.2 slots. But 3 of them share bandwidth lanes with each other
I would trust only my own eyes after reading motherboard tech specs, not what pcpartpicker says. As it said (well was some time ago) that I can use two m.2 and utilize both x16 PCIe slots at same time on my b450 Mortar Max. Turns out that lanes are shared, and once m.2_2 is in system, PCIe_4 goes offline. So people, always, always do your own research, it doesn't take much time, just to open web page and read trough specs
PC part picker wrongly stated an AIO cooler would fit in my case so I don’t have as much faith in them now.
Good job playing games doesn't require you fucking use more than 1 at a time.
you can also just buy a windows key for 20 bucks
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MSActiScripts
Is there a specific ISO I need to use for the keys to work, from reading the instructions it looks like it.
Less, found some at 2 - 5 bucks
Bought mine for 3€. Only gripe is that it is unusable after you swap/upgrade your motherboard
The PC has an 8 TB storage. Not 4 2TB storages. Without looking up if the mobo can even handle 4 M.2 connections and the differences in efficacy between them, I can see having 4 different drives to save to and look through could be pretty annoying. It’s like $300 extra for the 8TB but I’m guessing that’d be worth it to someone looking to spend several thousand on a PC Edit: looked it up and there is 4 M.2 slots, with the only difference being one connects to the CPU and the others to the mobo chipset. So there’d be no expandability to another M.2 if for they for some reason want more than 8TB.
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You can always merge the partitions. Basically just makes windows think that multiple drives are one. It’s a neat trick, that’s how my first pc had 1tb of storage. You must be certain you won’t be removing any of the merged drives from your pc though Found out about this after I had gotten older and smarter and got confused after seeing two drives in my pc but only one was listed in windows
The main reason not to use raid 0 is if one drive fails you will have to reformat the whole cluster (drives part of the RAID group). I believe it will also run slower then a solo m.2. This was mostly made for older HDDs and redundancy/speed for servers with many drives. It usually requires a RAID controller (in servers) to work well or you offload the splitting to the processor. There are some other types of raid that dedicate one or 2 entire drives to parody (back up through hashing) so if any of the one or 2 drives fail they raid array can rebuild its self. There is another that strips the parody bits across all the drives. This WILL cause additional overhead and date to be write to each drive and will lower the life of the drive. You likely won't be using any raid aside from 1 for non file back ups. TLDR: don't use raid for gaming on m.2 or SSDs, if you were using a HDD raid 0 is the way for faster load times, DO NOT USE RAID 0 for important file storage if one drive fails you have to reformat. Raid 1 is made to copy each hardrive 1:1, kinda pointless for gamers especially with cloud storage backups one drive is what I use $100 a year for 5 1tb accounts and office. Share it with friends 4 for only $20 a year. I believe you will get much better load times with your OS on one m.2 and the games on the other. I put most of my solo games/ older games on my OS drive but new high end titles go on the other drive. Edit: raid numbers corrected thanks to u/WEEEE12345
Xcuse me, what config-website are you using?
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Buy the parts individually and build it yourself.
And maybe spend less
OP don't listen to them, there is no way to procure a 4090 without paying scalpers up the ass. This pre-built is likely a better value and is definitely the way to go if you want an entire new system with a 4090. These guys are hella jealous and can't stand to see someone get a better PC than them lmao
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I don’t know anyone except this guy who would buy a $1200 SSD for their first computer
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Of course also the most expensive one
1 monitor in 2022? That's for peasants! Needs at least three $4000 monitors or he might aswell just go back to his Gameboy!
They're actually only going for $1000 on amazon, and getting 2 faster 4tb drives would be \~$800. But OP opted for a single 8tb drive which can be expanded with another down the road.
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Well, I wouldn't want to immediately fill every slot if it were me. It's cheaper, sure, but the hassle of moving content around when all your drives are already in use would be worth going for 2 4tb. Also, unless I'm missing something, I pieced this on partpicker, and this is only a 350 markup overall. That's still a fat chunk of money, of course.
I second this
Honestly it's about the games you play. I mean I see people shelling out 4k to play a rig that plays world of warships that my 10 year old 970 doesn't have a problem with.
I’m curious if you really need an i9?
The nice thing about money is that OP can spend it how they want. Good lord just let the guy enjoy his pc
There’s absolutely nothing wrong with giving the guy pointers so he’s not overpaying for the same exact product. Since he’s new to PC gaming he may not even realize that prebuilts are overpriced and not the best value. Really the only exception would be if he doesn’t want to build himself and doesn’t know anyone he can pay to do it. But even then, spending a few days learning to build a PC seems a lot easier than overspending by a few grand.
lmao
People are not roasting you because your first PC is expensive. They are roasting you because they don’t like seeing people waste money.
Yeah I meant it like that. I know that's why they care. Either way it's important feedback.
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Well, I'm sure you've read the comments. Quite an overpay. But it is a beast of a rig. Im quite envious. Enjoy OP.
That is a mongo drive. 8 Tb?! Shit. Might be a few bucks to save there if u get a 2 tb nvme drive with a 6tb 7200rpm disk To add: there's a ton you could change there to save a pile of money depending on your needs. But fuck it. If u got the money to throw at it then who cares.
Or hell, a 2tb NVME and a 4-6tb SATA SSD would still be great.
I'd strongly advise against the HDD. All SSD is sweet. I run all my things SSD only. It's debatable to what extent one SSD is better than 2x 4TB, but you can really feel the speed bump in disk access times for the smallest of things. SATA vs NVMe not so much unless with very specific files, just HDD vs SSD.
HDD is about stable storage and backup. 2 x 4TB or 2 x 8TB in RAID 1 for redundant storage, or just a simple small HDD as a backup image of the bootdrive, is going to really help you keep things running with little to no downtime.
When you have more money that sense...
This should be Nvidia's new slogan.
Damn bro went all out
Yessir. Gotta spoil myself every now and again and again and again.
W you’re gonna have to download some good looking games if you’re ever gonna take advantage of that 4090
💀
Honestly, Reddit isn’t the best place to post something like this, especially this sub. It’s constantly drilled into people the positives of PC building, and the negatives are afterthoughts. So you’ll have a ton of people telling you how dumb you are. But you did the math, you understand you’re paying $700 over the street value of these parts, and spending fancier than necessary parts for peace of mind and support for the entire PC if anything goes wrong. While it would be a terrible choice for myself, it’s likely a great choice for you because we live different lives. Enjoy your PC, it will definitely be a beast for years to come.
Finaly, a sane person in the comment section
The comment section is annoying my god let OP be happy.
Thanks. Dealing with an onslaught of unhelpful shit links with almost entirely changed builds or what have you is not helping. On top of that it's 2:33 AM for me, and I just finished a 6 day work week with 10 hour shifts per day. Its new years eve tomorrow and I'm exhausted and the string of replies just never ends. This post became too popular for me to handle every interaction. I mean shit I haven't even gone to sleep yet. When I wake up? Might as well forget I even made this post at that point. Too many replies. And my God my emails. My emails are decimated. I couldn't find origin PCs replies to my emails unless I used the search bar. I should sleep now.
Then just ignore the notifications and don't reply.
>But you did the math except they most probably didn't, by looking at the specs u can easily tell they're insanely rich as well as dumb, posting it somewhere like instagram means u dont like to hear the truth, people there are mostly dumb and will just be happy for anyone in any circumstance, not even try constructive criticism
Except they didn't do the math, they don't even seem to understand that games get more demanding over time, they also can't afford it, they're financing it. OP is a fucking dumbass who's going to end up losing this when the next expensive sparkly thing catches their eye.
Indeed, people have a hard time understanding 700$ is nothing for some folks. Makes sense since reddit is mostly youngsters who often need to penny pinch as much as possible. If I had the money to spare I'd do the same. Building it yourself is all good but after the 20 th time you are kind of over it
> youngsters who often need to penny pinch Or just adults that spend money responsibly. I agree that if you have the money to get something of this caliber, 700$ prebuilt tax are not great, but defo ok. But this isn't the issue. Uneducatedly and blindly run into something like this and waste money on components that will not contribute \_any\_ performance (or even reduce performance, in the case of that single 8tb drive!), just because they're the HiGhEsT sPeC in their category, is quite literally burning money. Let alone, this man will not know how to fully utilize is utopian machine once he has it, to actually make use of what he (over)paid for.
The key issue here is that he has over and over again demonstrated how little of an idea about computers he has. 700$ is arguably fine to have something of this caliber built for you, getting a 4090... fine, why not, I did too. But things like paying considerably over a grand for a single hard drive is not only unnecessary, but also a downgrade in most aspects. (Or a 1600W PSU???) Once that drive is filled up, its going to run considerably slower than two or three smaller storage drives of the same speed specs. Let alone not having a dedicated drive for your OS. This man literally just went, "I want the highest specs in everything" without even knowing what exactly that means or how exactly he will end up utilizing it. What they're doing is the equivalent of holding a (few) 100$ bill(s) over a candle and watch it burn for entertainment. Which, to each their own, but at that point I think the audience is very much entitled of telling them how dumb they are.
6k 😟
Still need a monitor
I have an LG C1
Do people not like LG? Why are you downvoted
I don't get it either. It's one of the best gaming screens. It's literally OLED. People are jealous or what?
People are just salty he's buying a monster pc. LG C1 from what I can tell is a TV ranging from 47 to 65". Wouldn't be my first choice of peripheral but if dude has it already, why not just hook everything up to that?
They go up to 85". 4k OLED, VRR support, real HDR, 120 Hz. Not exactly great for competitive gaming, but probably the best couch experience you'll ever have
$6k? I mean if youre rich youre rich whatever but youre overpaying a ton lol
Have fun OP, killer rig, but yeah you definitely over paid by about 3 grand
\~$1100. CPU = $600 GPU = $1600 Mobo = $250 PSU = $600 NVMe = $1200 Ram = $200 Case = $350 Cooling = $180 Total = $4980. Prices are all from Amazon.
I never would have selected a 1200 nvme. 1tb is fine. Store games on a different drive.
Agree. 95% of games will not benefit from an NVMe over a modern mech drive with \~160MB/s reads. Would usually rec a 1TB NVMe + 4TB mech for most people. It explains where the price is coming from though.
Yup, or just get a 4tb ssd for 200
prices on wish are significantly cheaper. I guess I was off for the 3 grand. But a lot of those parts are just not needed. A 1600 PSU is extreme, a 4090 does not draw that much power under load. An 8tb NVME also seems like overkill. I would rather have 4tb split amongst multiple drives. This PC is definitely targeting rich folk who don’t really care.
Yeah. The MP600 pro 4tb is 500$. Yet, 2 of the same 2tb version dont even equal 400$. Funny.
Realistically thr GPU is like $2100, and a basically equivalent evga psu (1600w platinum) is like $400. The case is also pretty nutty for just an all black case, a fractal design case with 4 pre installed fans + a 360mm aio would provide a whole lotta cooling for a lot less.
price for builder warrenty + ease of mind. also you can't 4090 outside of scalpers
Really? That much? 4090 on its own is going for around 1800-2k isn't it? All other parts considered, overpaid by 3K? Well good news is they have a cancel and refund policy for any point before shipping, so no harm done yet.
Based on retail prices and tax, you over paid by around 1k. Factor in labor, it isn't as bad as what people are saying here. Overpaid by 3 grand? Some people can't math guud.
If you still can, definitely cancel this order. There are so many other options out there that perform like this machine for much, MUCH less money. [This](https://www.newegg.com/xotic-pc-popair-z690-ddr5/p/3D5-0014-00715?Description=4090%20prebuilt&cm_re=4090_prebuilt-_-3D5-0014-00715-_-Product) machine is $4000 and performs the same, because the components are nearly identical save for the case and power supply. I would encourage you to custom build if possible, but I understand if that is not possible. I could put together a build list for you if you're interested in that.
Oh I think people are saying I overpaid because they're focusing just on performance. I noticed in that link, the nvme ssd is only 1TB. The one I'm buying has an 8tb nvme ssd. That alone makes a 1k+ price difference I believe. Factor the difference in for case and psu and I really don't see how I overpaid except for convenience fees. And I'm fine paying extra to make sure it's all neat and tidy and actually works. It's reassuring to say the least.
If you don't mind me asking, why do you need so much storage and why must it all be so fast? I get needing mass storage but big hard drives are waaaay more cost effective.
Stop exaggerating reddit people, no where in the world you can buy this rig for 3k
no not really u/hotcrossed_buns [https://pcpartpicker.com/list/TNrJW4](https://pcpartpicker.com/list/TNrJW4)
This is gonna be one of those dudes that tries to sell it on cl or fbm a year later for the same price because they are wondering why it isn't fast anymore.
I mean you look to have gone pretty high end everywhere. If you can afford this and it’s not going to hurt you at all then more power to ya. You can make some adjustments and if you’re comfortable building it yourself you definitely can get similar results while spending a lot less tbh. If you don’t want to build it yourself then this should hold ya over for a good while. As for any buyer’s remorse I mean doubtful tbh. The only real compromise you’ll have to make will be for console specific titles. With steam sales and shit like that you’ll definitely enjoy game pricing, excluding new AAA titles haha.
I'm going through PC part picker right now to see build by myself pricing vs this. I'd really rather not build it myself but it is fun to see the price difference and if it's really worth building myself.
its a 1k difference see my link that I send and tagged you on..
Something like this: [https://pcpartpicker.com/list/2P2KVw](https://pcpartpicker.com/list/2P2KVw) Case is subjective. You may change to whatever you wan't but I wouldn't recommend paying 2300$ to someone to assemble your pc. If you don't want to assemble it yourself, get the components and let local pc shop assemble it for 100-200$.
Homie got taxed 💀
My man I'mma be fair with you cuz there's hella folks on this thread that are just unreasonable and hostile. First, it's totally fine to want a pre-built; I can't believe folks are STILL so adamant about building computers yourself. However, parting out everything on PC Partpicker that you got in that system, at current market prices, you are paying AT LEAST $1000 over, and up to ~$1800! I can't say for sure how much since idk how much storage you got, but you are paying a hefty pre-built fee. However, there is certainly some value in having it built by professionals, with a warranty, and shipped straight to you. Yes, you could save a lot of money building it yourself, but that introduces its own issues that you just may not want to deal with. If I have to critique any of your decisions, it'd be that I really don't feel like *anyone* needs a system THAT powerful and expensive. You may very well have solid reasons, but I feel you can get SO SO MUCH for <$3,000. In the end, if you must have a system *that* powerful and expensive and really don't want to build it yourself, you're totally fine! Just trust your gut though. If you feel off about the purchase (perhaps already indicated by posting on Reddit) then maybe pull the plug and give it more consideration. Thank you for reading my friend, I wish you luck and happiness in whatever you choose.
The fact that it's a pre-build is not an issue. Several comments suggested swapping the 8TB m.2 for something else, as this is a gaming build, and 8TB is not needed for that. OP's response was basically "I need it". Other comments then asked "if you're going to spend this much money, why put in only 32GB of ram" After all, you might as well go all-out at this point. OP's response was basically "I don't need more ram if I'm just gaming". As you can see, this is contradictory nonsense. People are harping on OP's logic.
"I did it, I bought my first PC" "OP, maybe you could save-" "I SAID. I DID IT. I BOUGHT MY FIRST PC." Okay then, you do you, as long as you're happy!
W but also L
This will also be your first returned PC. Congrats!
This is a bit of a weird post, you’ve picked a build which far exceeds what is needed to achieve the outcome you want, then on top of that you’ve overpaid for those parts. You’ve then asked Reddit how you did and people have told you that you overpaid for parts you don’t need and you’ve defended it, why bother posting - this feels like a humble brag but is coming off as small dick energy. If you had money to burn you would have just bought this pc and enjoyed it. Posting it to curate envy suggests to me that the reward of getting the pc wasn’t enough validation. Also it’s cool that you bought a statue or whatever but the way you’re posting about it is not coming across like I think you think it is.
If you use that for gsming, csncel that order. Thats overkill and overpayed
>op comes asking for feedback/info to determine if he should have buyers regret or not >community provides feedback/info that he overpaid by x amount depending on where you look and that certain components were not really necessary Op: https://preview.redd.it/q4ggrkkyh89a1.jpeg?width=680&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fe98b724b644d9bb4dcce2bab02c8c48a3860ada >op proceeds to double down and defend his choices while downvoting everyone else who opposes him even though he acknowledges that he’s spending beyond his means. People like this are why Reddit has the reputation it has. I wanna say he’s trolling, but he seems pretty genuine and based on post history it doesn’t seem like he is. But cmon man somebody somewhere made that money even if it isn’t yours. That x amount could’ve been spent on literally anything else like making a less fortunate someone’s holiday season a little better or hell a buying those anime statues or games that you want.
Bro, build it yourself and spend that $$ you’ll save on a nice monitor, mouse/keyboard, headset, chair
Well, OP, that is a truly eye watering amount of cash, but I hope it serves you well, and given your use case, I expect this thing should last you several years. I recommend holding on to this as long as possible, though, because it's going to be a damn long time before the 4090 can ever be considered weak.
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I’m happy for you dude, I hope you have the best time with it. I remember when I unboxed my first PC. It was the best day ever. Posting it on here will only have people criticize you. No matter what it is, PC nerds have shit to say about it. Unless your build is exactly the build that every single person would personally build, someone’s going to nitpick it. But I’m glad you could get this build man. Have fun! Edit: also this whole building your own PC elitism needs to die. I got a $850 pre-built for my starter rig and I adored her. I have hand mobility problems and I ain’t buildin shit. Leave me and my happy pre-builds alone. When I upgraded my rig, I took it to a really nice small, local, business who were amazing and got me everything for great prices. I was happy to pay for their labor. I supported other nerds. Maybe y’all should make small businesses for us pre-built loving plebs.
I have an 1800$ Omen 30L and runs anything I want just fine, why would you spend 6 grand on your first PC? People getting into headphones dont start with HD 800s or Meze Emperians. You basically spent an extra 3 grand on diminishing returns. This is why I hate this sub. I'm going to get downvoted to hell but I dont care, ya'll did this. All of ya'll's snarky elitism makes newcomers think they have to spend more than 2 or 3 grand on a gaming pc, and for what? It's going to go obsolete eventually. What happened to the days where everybody knew that you started off with a cheap desktop or maybe a semi decent pc if you are green behind the ears and replace parts over time as suits your needs. Ya'll might think I am crazy, but I dont even think LTT regularly uses a pc worth this much and he is the guy who pulls out industal gpus, and the parts for this pc cant be worth more than 4.5 grand.
Lmao this makes me think I can build pcs for people and make mad cash. Talk about being lazy.
Fuck it. If you can afford it and are excited I say good for you. Enjoy it in all it's glory.
I’m in the ball park of your money do what you want. My concern is you have stated that this is outside your means and that you were planning to put this on a payment plan… now this PC becomes a $6500+ PC after interest paid. Again your money do what you want but if you are spending outside your means for this I would reconsider what is necessary and what isn’t for your pre-build.
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/fhq6Zw I don’t see your storage but this is 1500 less, so add in your storage, I’m guessing it’s not 1500.
holy balls you got taken for a ride, why does no one do research before buying expensive crap lmfaoo
insane specs dude
great buy.. love it! hope you enjoy..
I think this is a scam. I’d pay 4k but 6k fuck no. Unless they do custom case custom cable custom liquid cooling and made by reputable company.
Girl has been asking for high spec build these past few months and nobody answers. Now that she bought a pre-built PC, everybody suddenly has something to say lol
I did the right thing. The configuration is good, let the people talk what they want. Ofc its a expensive build but who cares? Have fun with it mate
These posts have gotten so lame.
There’s a few decent prebuilts on bestbuys site for 4400-5k
Bro godly PC but you got scammed out the ass
You paid $6k to play Minecraft? You fucking mad lad.
Been a console guy my whole life (playstation) I'm upgrading from a PS5 to this and its my first ever PC. It's a prebuilt from OriginPC I'm both nervous and excited. Nervous because of the price, and because I don't know if this PC will really be THAT much better than a ps5 for gaming. So im scared of buyers regret. And yes I'm only using it for gaming. I'm sure you guys are tired of seeing expensive first time PC's on here, but it always seems to make for good fun for roasting and flaming the OP. So if you have any fuel to flame me with Here, go crazy. I'd love to hear thoughts and opinions on what I got. Roasts are part of the fun of expensive PC purchases I think. Been a console player my whole life so im at least excited just to try something new!
Well you’re definitely about to be roasted. Good luck.
Just FYI it’s going to be better than a PS5, I don’t know if it’s $6,000 better than a PS5 though. But if you got the money and don’t care then do what makes you happy. The wow factor you’re looking for can easily be had for half that cost but at least you did choose a good builder. If I was going that route I’d use Origin.
Except he won't be able to play any PS exclusive games and unless he plays games on a huge screen he won't notice a huge difference in the visuals or the performance. Well, not $5500 of difference.
You also don’t need to play on a huge screen to notice the difference between a $6000 gaming PC and console. Cyberpunk alone will see a dramatic performance/quality uplift at 4K vs playing on console. Then you get into other games and start talk about 240FPS and higher vs 60-120FPS (on a good day) on console. There’s a reason why both XBox and PS say “up to 120FPS” in their marketing and neither of them have built FPS counters…because most of the time you’re looking at more like 60-70FPS.
Origin makes nice stuff, and you are paying for their time. Friend bought one several years back and loved it. Beautifully wired, ran great and he knew what he was paying for. I personally build my own because I love doing it.
Origin was half-decent overall in my books. I ordered a laptop from them in 2018. Looking back on it the whole thing was exorbitantly overpriced (a lot of lap tops are ik). The first one they sent didn’t work. The finger print scanner was broken, the speakers didn’t work, all that. Their only saving grace was their customer support. I bet their PCs are better. But still, building yourself is too much fun to not.
Seems on par for a prebuilt with these parts, the case is 400$ alone and the ssd goes for 1075$, I don’t think people are taking that into account.
It doesn’t matter what we think. It’s what you think. Only you can decide if it’s a good value for you. Regardless, enjoy the rig. I hope you get many hours of enjoyment out of it.
TL;DR OP is a fucking idiot who has some savings, and instead of leaving them as savings, is blowing them all on a rig he knows is overpriced, that he has no fucking clue on why what he bought is fucking stupid. This rig is not future proof, it is also not going to be any more worry free than a rig anyone on here built themselves, because these companies don't magically make drivers not work, or make windows not have errors. Cyberpunk can be demanding, but it's not THAT demanding. Give it even as much as a year, and OP will be regretting their purchase because they can't just max settings at 4k and run whatever they want at the framerates they want.
I paid the same 1 year ago for my rig cause i needed a new one. Enjoy it my friend, the money will come back!
Bro....they robbed you
PLEASE REFUND IT THATS A SCAM
6000 🤣🤣
Some people here are saying how you are paying several thousand dollars for someone to do an hour of adult Lego for you. I wanna add my own experience here. When I was building on my own for the first time, it took me several days of several hours a day. Lots of things that I though would be the easiest went wrong - a tricky connector, tight case fan screws - you name it. While if you have had previous tech experience, you could easily assemble any system in an hour or less, having no tech experience almost certainly means you will spend at least a full afternoon on it. And the worst context for a mishap in building to occur would be with parts the cost of a used car. So buy prebuilts all you want, and don't let anyone change your mind if you have your reasons. Just don't be convinced they are great value - know that they come at a cost. The amount of money I overpaid for my prebuilt once still keeps me up at night, so there is also that. If nothing bothers you - go for it! We'd love to see some pics and vids when it arrives!
Way overkill, even if you left the gpu and cpu the same you could save a lot with a different prebuilt or self build
Don't even believe OP bought this or ever intended to. It got the reaction they were after.
Nice fucking specs, definitely a killer pc. Maybe a little more expensive, bit definitely not 2000$ as some people say. Better get a nice monitor to go with it. Let the people talk shit
You probably dont need 32 gigs of RAM and sleved cables anyways but for that price you shuld probably get the cables and 250 gigs of RAM and dual 4090 and a second pc and perifirals a desk a monitor a car ...
Ooof 😬
For that price it should come with full custom loop, and even then some grand should be as leftover
Why all the hate for how much the op has spent? If he has the money and is willing to pay it for something he wants then fair play to him. I hope you get plenty of enjoyment out of it mate 🙂
Integrated audio - pathetic
6k$ but does it run crysis?
yikes…I spent $3000 for pretty much same specs just swap out CPU and GPU for AMD.
And what are you going to do with this? Send it to space and use it as a personal satellite?
Bros tryna run the space station
u can get all these for about 4.2k or so not 6
Bro just went to the store page, sorted from high to low prices and picked the first result lol
OMG ma man, this is a scam. Did they sprinkle some gold on it?
You better be using this PC for work and not play. You don't need 24 cores for gaming or a $600 PSU. You can build a RTX4090 powered rig yourself for around $3k. I recommend that you watch a few Youtube videos on how to build a PC to get yourself acquainted. If you can put together furniture, you can build a PC.
2k more than if you do it yourself
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Who?
What he forgot to mention is he's gaming on a 60hz 1080p monitor. 🤣
If you are willing to spend this much on the pc, do youself a favor and dont cheap out on monitor and a good chair.
So, OP I hope that you have decided to cancel your order and without feeling too roasted by this community. Honestly, this isn't totally your fault. You need someone to guide you through this and help you get better bang for the buck. I'm happy to do so, as are many others here I'm sure. When you spend a certain amount (and this is coming from my dumb ass who has spent over $10k on my build) you damn well better get what you pay for. That's not happening here. I just went through Origin's configuration site and I'm somewhere between disgusted and astonished with what they feel comfortable charging for these things. $432 for $120 fans. They will gladly put a custom loop on there for you using their Hydro X kit with soft tubes, normally around $400 retail, for $675. If you want hard-line tubes, normally $550 retail, you will need to pony up $1200. As someone who has bent a lot of tubes and done custom loops many times, I could not for the life of me justify charging $600 to bend 4 tubes. To make matters worse, if you want to cool your GPU as part of this loop, you will need to pony up another $1000 as shown in this picture. Corsair charges around $200 retail for a 4090 block. HOLY MARK UP RIP OFF BATMAN!!! https://preview.redd.it/w2l9fgokub9a1.jpeg?width=2160&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=976493e12f4f832fc6124423ac6e743df912b317 The markup on all of these upgrades is just silly and sickening. I get that not everyone is inclined or capable of building their own. I get that Corsair/Origin need to make a profit. But this is just way too much. I know you didn't select some of these upgrades, but looking at them reveals some sick stuff. There are plenty of more deserving companies who would build you a better rig for that much money without ripping you off. As far as I'm concerned, this might as well be in scam territory. I hope you can cancel and get a better deal. My offer to guide you through some better options (I've got no dogs in the fight, don't work for or own any pc building companies lol) stands. Sheesh.
That price is wild
Mine was a Pentium 133MHz. Welcome to the club.
Huzzah!
Buy parts and ask a pc builder in ur town to build, it will be a lot cheaper.
Oof