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post 1697167793 01-30-2024, 06:58 AM
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Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis
Ok it’s officially done . The build should be done in a week , maybe the weekend . I knew like everything I do this would go over budget .
As per the Misc we’re going with a 4090 GPU . My guy said he doesn’t see where an I9 would benefit anything , but I figured I’m so deep into it now that I may as well spend another $400 and put the I9 in regardless.


Now I’m looking at a 34” inch oled gaming monitor
You are overpaying by 4 grand:

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/9FQvvj




Basically spending double to have NZXT build it for you (which is crazy IMO)


Also spending $7k on a PC with only 32gb ram is wild. You could get the same PC with 128gb/64gb ram and pay $3.5-4k less than you are now. Think about that. Even if my math or parts are slightly off, you are still way overpaying.

If you are fine with overpaying by $4k so be it but that's a fkn nice vacation right there.


Wood cancel that chit and build it cheaper
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Originally Posted By nn586
You are overpaying by 4 grand:

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/9FQvvj




Basically spending double to have NZXT build it for you (which is crazy IMO)


Also spending $7k on a PC with only 32gb ram is wild. You could get the same PC with 128gb/64gb ram and pay $3.5-4k less than you are now. Think about that. Even if my math or parts are slightly off, you are still way overpaying.


Wood cancel that chit and build it cheaper
That's in beaver bucks so it's going to look like double.
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Originally Posted By baldbrah
That's in beaver bucks so it's going to look like double.
Still overpaying by $2 - 2.5k in beaver bucks
post 1697169753 01-30-2024, 08:00 AM
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Originally Posted By eod8989
Yeah just 5 years most hardware struggled to even reach 1080p 30-60 fps. Now these consoles and GPU's do 1080p 200+ fps. I used to buy a new system or GPU every 2-3 years. I don't think i will have to do that for a very long time now. I don't even see 4k being the norm either for another 5 years. Most people still play 1080p or 1440p but even with a $120 2060 they can get buttery smooth 120 fps.

I went back and played my OG Xbox One and it can't even run 1080p 60 fps on most games and it was blurry like holy fuk what a piece of chit it was lol. It's literally irrelevant tech eve the Xbox One X from 6 years ago is miles ahead of it.
Yeah the One and PS4 aged quite poorly IMO, might as well play PS3/360 half the time. One X was a massive boost in performance, and Series X basically took everything that was good about that and improved upon it with better overall frame rates. With these latest PC's it's like my old gaming PC's never seemed to hold up to the latest games after a couple years while even something that wasn't top-end can now age well 5 years later.

I think a lot of that also has to do with how games really haven't been progressing like they used to as well. We used to make huge strides in improvements, now you need to zoom in with a magnifying glass to see the difference half the time.
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OP: I don't want an $8k cutting edge PC

OP 2 days later: OK buying $7.7k PC with i9-14900k and RTX 4090

I don't blame you though OP lol.

If you recall in the thread I mentioned to wait a year but I'm getting a whole new PC too... mine has finally kicked the bucket. RIP rig in sig. Had it since Nov 2020.

i7-14700k, RTX 4080 SUPER. Only $3.1k USD though ($4.15k CAD).
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Originally Posted By nn586
You are overpaying by 4 grand:

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/9FQvvj




Basically spending double to have NZXT build it for you (which is crazy IMO)


Also spending $7k on a PC with only 32gb ram is wild. You could get the same PC with 128gb/64gb ram and pay $3.5-4k less than you are now. Think about that. Even if my math or parts are slightly off, you are still way overpaying.

If you are fine with overpaying by $4k so be it but that's a fkn nice vacation right there.


Wood cancel that chit and build it cheaper
Welcome to Canada where everything is double

Originally Posted By Visel
OP: I don't want an $8k cutting edge PC

OP 2 days later: OK buying $7.7k PC with i9-14900k and RTX 4090

I don't blame you though OP lol.

If you recall in the thread I mentioned to wait a year but I'm getting a whole new PC too... mine has finally kicked the bucket. RIP rig in sig. Had it since Nov 2020.

i7-14700k, RTX 4080 SUPER. Only $3.1k USD though ($4.15k CAD).
Ya this never fails to happen to me . Sorry to hear you rig dieded
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Purchased some more toys today . No point using the old chit from over a decade ago

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Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis
Ok it’s officially done . The build should be done in a week , maybe the weekend . I knew like everything I do this would go over budget .
As per the Misc we’re going with a 4090 GPU . My guy said he doesn’t see where an I9 would benefit anything , but I figured I’m so deep into it now that I may as well spend another $400 and put the I9 in regardless.


Now I’m looking at a 34” inch oled gaming monitor
Gotta post pics when it comes in brah. Congrats.
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Originally Posted By Unstumpable
Gotta post pics when it comes in brah. Congrats.
I keep forgetting to take pics of the tower I’m going to have that’s in the store now .
It’s a similar build except the one on display has the 4070 gpu and a i7 .
Theres tons of overpriced rgb programmable fan’s inside. I didn’t think I’d like the rgb at first , but this build looks really solid with the tinted tempered glass toning it down a bit .
One thing I thought that was kind of cool ,is the owners been in business for 30 years , and he said this will be the powerful computer he’s built so date .
Should be able to pick it up late next week . I just ordered the monitor and desk , so there’s really no rush till they arrive.
Will definitely be posting pics when it’s all together
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In for some setup pics
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Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis
I keep forgetting to take pics of the tower I’m going to have that’s in the store now .
It’s a similar build except the one on display has the 4070 gpu and a i7 .
Theres tons of overpriced rgb programmable fan’s inside. I didn’t think I’d like the rgb at first , but this build looks really solid with the tinted tempered glass toning it down a bit .
One thing I thought that was kind of cool ,is the owners been in business for 30 years , and he said this will be the powerful computer he’s built so date .
Should be able to pick it up late next week . I just ordered the monitor and desk , so there’s really no rush till they arrive.
Will definitely be posting pics when it’s all together
I bought a similar high end pc from corsair awhile back, with a i9 13900k and 4090. Mine was like $4000 but that's in American bucks. But I'm sure yours has some extra goodies and upgrades mine might not have. lol

Haven't fully utilized it so far. But planning on building a golf simulator soon, running 4k graphics, with multiple cameras hooked up to it. So it should be able to run it like a champ. And games look incredible.
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Originally Posted By freeburn
In for some setup pics
This is actually a temporary location till I get my office drywalled . But I suspect it may be permanent. I was going to take the ceiling apart in the gym and install a cat6 in the wall , but it’s a wifi MB so fk it for now . If I was doing competitive gaming online I’d probably hard wire it , as I’d be worried about adding any latency , but I just want to play single player .
I’ll be posting a few pics for sure though . I need to come up with a shelving solution on the right side of the gaming desk, as imo it’s going to be a little cramped .
I would like to use a home theatre receiver for the audio , as I did purchase speakers from paradigm yeas ago before they were discontinued. They are a 5.1 system that were designed for a living room environment,but they looked small enough to me to use for a computer audio system . I also have a 10” sub from paradigm that I was going to use .

Pic below shows the speakers I’m going to try using . It’s unfortunate, as there’s no way to do rear speakers in this setup

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Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis
This is actually a temporary location till I get my office drywalled . But I suspect it may be permanent. I was going to take the ceiling apart in the gym and install a cat6 in the wall , but it’s a wifi MB so fk it for now . If I was doing competitive gaming online I’d probably hard wire it , as I’d be worried about adding any latency , but I just want to play single player .
I’ll be posting a few pics for sure though . I need to come up with a shelving solution on the right side of the gaming desk, as imo it’s going to be a little cramped .
I would like to use a home theatre receiver for the audio , as I did purchase speakers from paradigm yeas ago before they were discontinued. They are a 5.1 system that were designed for a living room environment,but they looked small enough to me to use for a computer audio system . I also have a 10” sub from paradigm that I was going to use .

Pic below shows the speakers I’m going to try using . It’s unfortunate, as there’s no way to do rear speakers in this setup

I used my old onkyo reciever for a while with my pc using optical

Now it's a hybrid tube amp, but only 2.1, just for music mostly. I have a 13 inch oled display I use to display a live wallpaper with media info for when I listen to music too it's toight

When i want surround gaming I just use headphones
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Originally Posted By freeburn
I used my old onkyo reciever for a while with my pc using optical

Now it's a hybrid tube amp, but only 2.1, just for music mostly. I have a 13 inch oled display I use to display a live wallpaper with media info for when I listen to music too it's toight

When i want surround gaming I just use headphones
Unfortunately I have tinnitus after going to our local theatre and cannot use headphones . Can’t even be in a vehicle with the stereo on now because of the pressure.
Pretty much stuck with speakers
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Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis
Purchased some more toys today . No point using the old chit from over a decade ago

Nice! Not a fan of the rainbow RGB look that's so popular today but Razer has made quality accessories in my experience. I am currently using one of their early mechanical keyboards, it's always been a great keyboard, and I used a mouse of theirs before and it's pretty nice. I just don't like their wristpads but you got a pretty good one, heard that's not too soft which is a good thing IMO. Not too familiar with that keyboard but I'm sure it's nice.
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Originally Posted By JayJ350
Nice! Not a fan of the rainbow RGB look that's so popular today but Razer has made quality accessories in my experience. I am currently using one of their early mechanical keyboards, it's always been a great keyboard, and I used a mouse of theirs before and it's pretty nice. I just don't like their wristpads but you got a pretty good one, heard that's not too soft which is a good thing IMO. Not too familiar with that keyboard but I'm sure it's nice.
I almost jumped on these new smaller keyboards that have come out,but just felt I wasn’t ready to jump all in on those just yet . He made a good point that a smaller keyboard gives you more realestate for your mouse.
This keyboard has the number keys on the right removed , so it’s a little narrower . Doesn’t have those crazy tactile feel those other keyboards he showed me had though
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Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis
I almost jumped on these new smaller keyboards that have come out,but just felt I wasn’t ready to jump all in on those just yet . He made a good point that a smaller keyboard gives you more realestate for your mouse.
This keyboard has the number keys on the right removed , so it’s a little narrower . Doesn’t have those crazy tactile feel those other keyboards he showed me had though
Yeah it looks like one of the compact keyboards I use with one of my setups, perfect for a smaller desk. Yeah you can get even smaller ones but I feel those become a bit cramped and compromise too much, what you got is pretty much perfect.
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Originally Posted By JayJ350
Yeah it looks like one of the compact keyboards I use with one of my setups, perfect for a smaller desk. Yeah you can get even smaller ones but I feel those become a bit cramped and compromise too much, what you got is pretty much perfect.
Thx . I tried them all and the small ones felt kind of alien imo .
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Originally Posted By freeburn
I used my old onkyo reciever for a while with my pc using optical

Now it's a hybrid tube amp, but only 2.1, just for music mostly. I have a 13 inch oled display I use to display a live wallpaper with media info for when I listen to music too it's toight

When i want surround gaming I just use headphones
Well silly me sold my receiver that was going to dedicated to my next computer.
It was a Marrantz , as this model was slim .
https://www.amazon.ca/Marantz-Audio-...a65a1929e1b665

This receiver gets mediocre reviews because of its 50 watts per ch output . I’m going to build some kind of shelve and have the amp under the tower . These will be open shelves ,so shouldn’t cause any over heating issues for the computer. Btw the computer is loaded with a lot of fans .

I was actually looking at other inexpensive options for 5.1 receiver to power the speakers, and Onkyo had a great deal on its 5.1 receiver.
I am tempted to buy this Yamaha receiver though, as it looks more futuristic, and not that classic look we’re all familiar with .

https://www.amazon.ca/Yamaha-Audio-R...7ccaf76de&th=1
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I like my denon 5.2 but kinda wish I would have bought the 7.2. The rear channels are definitely missed.
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Originally Posted By baldbrah
I like my denon 5.2 but kinda wish I would have bought the 7.2. The rear channels are definitely missed.
I really wish this was 5.1 as I like this look

https://www.amazon.ca/PMA-600NE-Inte...5c2761eb4&th=1
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Keyboards without the num pad are a scam tbh. Just off set your keyboard.
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Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis
Well silly me sold my receiver that was going to dedicated to my next computer.
It was a Marrantz , as this model was slim .
https://www.amazon.ca/Marantz-Audio-...a65a1929e1b665

This receiver gets mediocre reviews because of its 50 watts per ch output . I’m going to build some kind of shelve and have the amp under the tower . These will be open shelves ,so shouldn’t cause any over heating issues for the computer. Btw the computer is loaded with a lot of fans .

I was actually looking at other inexpensive options for 5.1 receiver to power the speakers, and Onkyo had a great deal on its 5.1 receiver.
I am tempted to buy this Yamaha receiver though, as it looks more futuristic, and not that classic look we’re all familiar with .

https://www.amazon.ca/Yamaha-Audio-R...7ccaf76de&th=1
I use denon in my living room


Marantz stuff is nice tho. And Bluetooth is really nice also, I use it a ton.


I have my record player set up with the tube amp running the klipshe speakers and sub. Headphones plugged into sound blaster sound card in pc, I use the goxlr for my mic and a second headset.

I use a program that let's me set a hot key on my keyboard to swap audio inputs with 1 click so I don't have to fuk around in windows or sound laster software.

Spoiler!
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Originally Posted By freeburn
I use denon in my living room


Marantz stuff is nice tho. And Bluetooth is really nice also, I use it a ton.


I have my record player set up with the tube amp running the klipshe speakers and sub. Headphones plugged into sound blaster sound card in pc, I use the goxlr for my mic and a second headset.

I use a program that let's me set a hot key on my keyboard to swap audio inputs with 1 click so I don't have to fuk around in windows or sound laster software.

Spoiler!
Crazy looking setup bruh
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Originally Posted By baldbrah
That's in beaver bucks so it's going to look like double.
Plus you gotta factor in 14% tax in BC , 7% gst and 6% pst . First they tax you 7% ,then they tax you 6% on the new total . So your basically paying 14% tax
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Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis
Ok it’s officially done . The build should be done in a week , maybe the weekend . I knew like everything I do this would go over budget .
As per the Misc we’re going with a 4090 GPU . My guy said he doesn’t see where an I9 would benefit anything , but I figured I’m so deep into it now that I may as well spend another $400 and put the I9 in regardless.


Now I’m looking at a 34” inch oled gaming monitor
You are going for a 4K monitor tho right? This is absolutely overkill for 1440p lol
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Originally Posted By swolefnatic
You are going for a 4K monitor tho right? This is absolutely overkill for 1440p lol
No an Alienware 1440 , and I believe it’s 165 hz . I wanted to go with a 4K till I seen how the icons look on it . You can make them larger ,but I believe it just cuts the resolution in half ?

Anyways ,prior to this I seen a video of a guy who upgraded from 1080 to a 4K , only to find it was over taxing his system when the computer had to rescale the game back to 1440 .
He ended going with a 1440 in the end .

I am talking threw my @ss ,as I don’t know enough about it and was relying on my computer guy and YouTube videos
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Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis
No an Alienware 1440 , and I believe it’s 165 hz . I wanted to go with a 4K till I seen how the icons look on it . You can make them larger ,but I believe it just cuts the resolution in half ?

Anyways ,prior to this I seen a video of a guy who upgraded from 1080 to a 4K , only to find it was over taxing his system when the computer had to rescale the game back to 1440 .
He ended going with a 1440 in the end .

I am talking threw my @ss ,as I don’t know enough about it and was relying on my computer guy and YouTube videos
No scaling shouldn't effect the resolution.

But yes, 4k is taxing on the hardware. 4090 should be able to play everything at 4k though fine. Of course with the state of AAA games that might not be the case for the latest titles, but usually those games are 60 fps controller games anyway.
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Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis
No an Alienware 1440 , and I believe it’s 165 hz . I wanted to go with a 4K till I seen how the icons look on it . You can make them larger ,but I believe it just cuts the resolution in half ?

Anyways ,prior to this I seen a video of a guy who upgraded from 1080 to a 4K , only to find it was over taxing his system when the computer had to rescale the game back to 1440 .
He ended going with a 1440 in the end .

I am talking threw my @ss ,as I don’t know enough about it and was relying on my computer guy and YouTube videos
There is absolutely zero reason to game at 1440p with a 4090. It's akin to driving a Lamborghini at 20mph under the speed limit.
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Originally Posted By ElectronicsBrah
There is absolutely zero reason to game at 1440p with a 4090. It's akin to driving a Lamborghini at 20mph under the speed limit.
Dam , I knew I should have bought the Alienware 4K oled . A new one was just released to
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