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hi, here is my config, I set up last January, is noiseless quite quick and still has some upgrading opportunities:
| 1 x Intel® Core i9-7920X, 2,9 GHz (4,3 GHz Turbo Boost) sock2066 processor 12-core | | 1 x ASRock Fatal1ty X299 Professional Gaming i9 XE, socket 2066 motherboard | | 1 x Noctua NH-U12S, CPU-cooler | | 1 x NZXT Noctis 450, Tower (-behuizing) | | 1 x WD Black, 512 GB SSD | | 1 x be quiet! Straight Power 11 1000W, 1000 Watt voeding | | 2 x G.Skill Ripjaws 32 GB DDR4-2666 Kit, Werkgeheugen/RAM | | 1 x GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 1060 G1 Gaming 6G, graphics card |
Came to a total of approx 2950 euro...
Am loving it! |
met vriendelijke groet/ kind regards,
marcel van berk Heulstraat 31 d 3038 KL Rotterdam (NL)
+31 6 485 605 58
Hi all,
I’m going to put together a simple windows machine and thought I’d ask peoples opinions on cases. All other parts of a computer can be chosen on their technical merits but I’m a bit stumped when it comes to choosing a case. Lots of cases seem to be aimed at gamers, while honestly I don’t care about LEDs and how many colours it comes in.
I’m wondering if there are specific features I should look for that are more relevant to video professionals… things like port placements and so on. Why the fuss over tempered glass panels? If the point of a glass panel is so you can see the LEDs on the motherboard then I wouldn’t bother, unless there’s more to it than that?
The online retailer I use has over 300 cases to choose from ranging from $49 to over $800, and unlike RAM / CPU / GPU I have no idea what the extra money is bringing in.Â
I haven’t built a windows machine for over 10 years so any insight is welcome.
-Chris
FWIW I’m looking at an ATX case, only 1 graphics card.
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