This is the RAM i'm getting:[ RipjawsX ] F3-12800CL9S-4GBXL / F3-12800CL9D-8GBXL http://gskill.com/products.php?index=355
PSU is the Corsair HX750w
I don't really need a SSD for what I'm doing and they're also a bit overpriced right now so I'll wait till they get a bit more cheaper and I'll stick a 40gb SSD in there for the Intel caching thing.
I'll be adding two more possibly 500gb HDDs soon in the future as i'm building a video/photo editing workstation so I'll have one disk for OS and programmes, one for all the media + cache and one for exports. Its how programmes like Adobe Premiere pro, After effects and all work most efficiently.
And I went with the GTX570 cuz it's one of the few geforce GPUs supported by Adobe Premiere Pro to work with its mercury playback engine. I know there is a hack to get a gtx560 or another gpu to work with it but I just went with the gtx570 as it's supported right out of the box so won't need to worry about the hack not working with updates of the software and its good to play games too. Not a big gamer so won't be going with SLI. Won't be able to do it in that tiny case anyway.
Yeah, I heard the case built a little flimsy but its cheap and I like its size. I probably will upgrade to a bigger and better case sometime in the future. Right now it fits in my budget and looks cool so I went with it... Also liked the airflow in the case...
PSU is the Corsair HX750w
I don't really need a SSD for what I'm doing and they're also a bit overpriced right now so I'll wait till they get a bit more cheaper and I'll stick a 40gb SSD in there for the Intel caching thing.
I'll be adding two more possibly 500gb HDDs soon in the future as i'm building a video/photo editing workstation so I'll have one disk for OS and programmes, one for all the media + cache and one for exports. Its how programmes like Adobe Premiere pro, After effects and all work most efficiently.
And I went with the GTX570 cuz it's one of the few geforce GPUs supported by Adobe Premiere Pro to work with its mercury playback engine. I know there is a hack to get a gtx560 or another gpu to work with it but I just went with the gtx570 as it's supported right out of the box so won't need to worry about the hack not working with updates of the software and its good to play games too. Not a big gamer so won't be going with SLI. Won't be able to do it in that tiny case anyway.
Yeah, I heard the case built a little flimsy but its cheap and I like its size. I probably will upgrade to a bigger and better case sometime in the future. Right now it fits in my budget and looks cool so I went with it... Also liked the airflow in the case...
































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