Re: PC Enthusiasts some assistance Maybe bump the power supply but otherwise it looks tasty. Won't have any problems with stable (not Alpha) games in 1080P. 4K might be a little choppy if you push it but VR should run nicely. Don't over clock unless you really need too. Even if you know how try not to do it, tweak other things but keep stock speeds.
Re: PC Enthusiasts some assistance There wasn't. AMD was the only one producing x64 chips. After that it was multicore CPUs. Zen better deliver, or its game over for AMD on the cpu market. Cooler Master is also a good choice.
Re: PC Enthusiasts some assistance ^Huh, there was a tl;dr lol YEAH RIGHT, 3 TITAN X'S, A CRAPTON OF RAM AND an overkill motherboard and that better not be a i7 5000 series T_T It looks more like a giveaway. That's excluding a lot of other parts btw. VR is not a focus especially when all the offerings are so... Strange
Re: PC Enthusiasts some assistance You mean the currently offered VR games? Yeah, limited. Very. I haven't looked into VR further than a YouTube video of a girl tidal waving her panties over a VR zombie game. Anyone know if regular popular games will end up including VR, like DayZ?
Re: PC Enthusiasts some assistance ESXI is free. You need to pick your hypervisor on business need. There are very few things that VMware does as a hypervisor that hyper-v doesn't as of 2012r2. 2016 will continue the blurring of the lines Now take into account SDN/SDS (software defined networking and software defined storage) as of today VMware has offerings Microsoft does not have natively. Everything in VMware comes with extra costs. Vsan from VMware is a SDS that you could use tons of other vendors like nutanix.
Re: PC Enthusiasts some assistance Seems like a good build. If you are gaming on a pic remember peripherals are extremely important. The mouse and headset are especially important if you want to play more shooters. The headset(with surround sound) to hear where the enemy is coming from. The mouse with adjustable dpi on the fly for sniping. Adjustable dpi is also very useful in general. Experience: built a pc last Christmas
Re: PC Enthusiasts some assistance .....do any of you EVER get laid? (i mean other then with each other?)
Re: PC Enthusiasts some assistance I'm not going to be doing much hardcore gaming (online, competitive games) my int. conn. now is too crappy lol. Mainly singleplayer, some online with friends etc. Yeah, I'm thinking about a ttesport mouse or maybe the razer chroma mouse thing. And a good mechanical keyboard. Any suggestions? I have my old wireless sony 5.1 surround sound headset but I might opt for a wired one since it may get interference. Adjustable dpi? That's a new one. I'll look into it. Thanks for the advice who's gabe? But yes, I'll probs be on that platform. Whoops lol. Yeah, I'm thinking about a deepcool tesseract sw case Pretty sure it's a mid tower, made of metal and plastic. 2 front usb ports 1 3.0 and other is 2.0 YEAH. Picture pending I was going to go coolermaster but nah Vmware is such a pain though, I mean why am I having to use to two hypervisors? Oh well, I'll see what I can do about vmware. Might consult my mentor sometime. Thanks again.
Re: PC Enthusiasts some assistance Ignore finn all, if he's so interested in how much ___ us OTHER MEN are getting... There has to be something wrong with him.
Re: PC Enthusiasts some assistance Just cause' I'm curious about the opinions of those who know a bit more about pc's, here's my idea of what I want to save for. CPU: Intel Core I5-6600K 3.5GHz Quad-Core Processor CPU Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus 76.8 CFM Sleeve Bearing CPU Cooler Motherboard: MSI B150 Gaming M3 ATX LGA1151 Motherboard Memory: G.Skill Ripjaws V Series 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4-3000 Memory Storage: Intel X25-M 120GB 2.5" Solid State Drive Video Card: Asus GeForce GTX 970 4GB STRIX Video Card Case: NZXT S340 (Black/Red) ATX Mid-Tower Case Power Supply: Corsair RMx 750W 80 Gold Certified Fully-Modular ATX Power Supply Case Fan: Corsair Air Series AF140 Quiet Edition 67.8 CFM 140MM Fan x 3 Wattage: 355W Improvements?
Re: PC Enthusiasts some assistance ^If you really do plan on overclocking, I'd suggest a Z170 board and maybe a liquid cooler. You don't really need to go overboard with ram speeds but it's not bad. 120gb ssd should do fine but you might want to consider a hdd. The 970 is great but for a little extra cash you could get a current gen gpu i.e. GTX 1060 which my friends essentially FORCED me to get. I hear the s340 (case) is good just scratches easy and I think it doesnt have an odd slot. A gold psu :0 Other than what I mentioned, looks pretty good.