@ChessKing1015056 said in #19:
> @SupratSa
> said in #16:
>
> Listen to me i am software developer , buy a amd threadripper
> I'm not that rich
js get a dell latitude, like this one 
@chesspanda6 said in #21:
> @SupratSa
> said in #16:
>
> Listen to me i am software developer , buy a amd threadripper
> I'm not that rich
>
> js get a dell latitude, like this one dell latitude buisness amazon
I might thinka bout that
linux is da best.. try parrot os 6
@KnightRifle said in #23:
> linux is da best.. try parrot os 6
He asked for a *laptop*, not an OS.
Anyway, if you *really* want Linux, @ChessKing1015056, you can install it after you buy the computer.
@chesspanda6 said in #24:
> linux is da best.. try parrot os 6
>
> He asked for a laptop, not an OS.
>
> Anyway, if you really want Linux, @ChessKing1015056, you can install it after you buy the computer.
yeahh i know... i suggested linux cause using window with those epic specs is kinda like an OVERKILL.. so why not... go for da best
@ChessKing1015056 said in #1:
> I hate this mac. What PC should I get thats under 2000?
build one yourself. it would be best to make sure everything fits your criteria. or you can get some service to build it for you, if you are unsure, or just want a "pre-built" delivery.
i can also recommend you switch to linux, if you want, since lightweight linux systems can run fast without lots of memory usage, and you might not need to buy a new pc just for that. reducing e-waste is good for you since it doesn't cost you more money, and for the earth, which is obvious. if you are interested, i suggest you message me, or just ask your questions here, in this forum. i'm not sure if i will be flagged by moderators, but i will just mention that i have a blog post on switching to linux. i won't share the link here, but you can check it out too if you are interested. good luck bro :)
GPU: NVIDIA RTX 4070 Ti SUPER
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D
RAM: 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5-6000 CL30
Enable EXPO in BIOS: Enable EXPO Profile 1 (6000MT/s CL30)
Confirm RAM runs at 6000MT/s (use CPU-Z or HWInfo)
Storage: 2x2TB Samsung 990 PRO (4TB Gen4)
Motherboard: MSI B650 Tomahawk WiFi 6E (IEEE 802.11ax), Bluetooth 5.3
PSU: Corsair RM1000x or Seasonic Focus GX-1000 (1000Watts)
Cooler: NZXT Kraken 280mm AIO
Case: Lian Li Lancool 216
Fan Setup:
Front: 2x 160mm intake (included, PWM)
Top: 280mm AIO exhaust (Kraken)
Rear: 1x 120mm exhaust (included)
Optional: Add 1x 120mm bottom intake (for GPU)
what would you want to use it for? Some computers are good for something, Linux is good for coding, Windows is good for gaming? I think Mac is more editing.
You dont buy a pc. You build it yourself.
AMD ryzen 7 7800x3d
Radeon Rx 7800 xt, you can get a smaller one if you dont need that much, but if you do get it. You will not have to upgrade for a long time.
Between 32 and 64 GB of ram.
A good compatible motherboard.
Just make sure to get a good aftermarket cpu fan and a big enough PSU.
Recycle your HDD, but do get an M2 for OS
@Alientcp said in #29:
> You dont buy a pc. You build it yourself.
<snip>
If you're wanting a desktop PC with cutting-edge hardware, I think I'd have to agree on the "build it yourself" idea. Or, if you're not comfortable with building it yourself, then pay somebody you trust to build it for you. I've seen way too many bad reviews for prebuilts on the Gamers Nexus YouTube channel. (The good reviews are few and far between.) And don't even think of buying something from Best Buy or Walmart...