What is your dream PC build?

ImALegendd

mine is:

8 gb ram ddr3-6000
amd a10 cpu clocked at 3.40 gz
any evga geforce gpu
any gigabyte/msi/asrock motherboard
60 gb ssd and a 500gb-1 tb hd
razer deathadder and and mouse
benq monitor
turtle beach headset

Last edited by ImALegendd (March 7, 2014 01:08:07)

QuillzToxic

mine is:

10 gb ram ddr3-6000
amd a10 cpu clocked at 3.40 gz
any evga geforce gpu
any gigabyte/msi/asrock motherboard
60 gb ssd and a 500gb-1 tb hd
razer deathadder and and mouse
benq monitor
turtle beach headset

Flamekebab

Pretty much what I'm using at the moment - a 15" MBP with a 2.6 GHz quad core i7, 16GB RAM, Nvidia GeForce GT 750M (2 GB), 512 GB SSD. It has a ridiculously long battery life but is also great for editing video on.

I think the only step up from it would be a desktop mac of some description.

jji7skyline

Flamekebab wrote:
Pretty much what I'm using at the moment - a 15" MBP with a 2.6 GHz quad core i7, 16GB RAM, Nvidia GeForce GT 750M (2 GB), 512 GB SSD. It has a ridiculously long battery life but is also great for editing video on.

I think the only step up from it would be a desktop mac of some description.

a mac pro maybe?

A mac pro with a couple of 4K displays is my idea of a dream PC

Also, I'm unsure what OP is saying regarding ddr3-6000 RAM. Are you referring to the memory clock speed, or something else?

Last edited by jji7skyline (March 7, 2014 08:22:11)

Gravitation

AMD has a workstation GPU that I'd really like to have 48 of (yeah, 48 of those) to jam into a supersized PC. That and 32 16-core Xeon processors and a couple of terabytes of RAM.

That would be my dream build. xD

Flamekebab

jji7skyline wrote:
Flamekebab wrote:
Pretty much what I'm using at the moment - a 15" MBP with a 2.6 GHz quad core i7, 16GB RAM, Nvidia GeForce GT 750M (2 GB), 512 GB SSD. It has a ridiculously long battery life but is also great for editing video on.

I think the only step up from it would be a desktop mac of some description.
a mac pro maybe?

A mac pro with a couple of 4K displays is my idea of a dream PC

Something like that would be useful, I guess. Portability and power consumption would then become issues though. I like being able to move easily.

firedrake969_test

If portability weren't needed, I'd have the Titan supercomputer xD

Harakou

jji7skyline wrote:
Flamekebab wrote:
Pretty much what I'm using at the moment - a 15" MBP with a 2.6 GHz quad core i7, 16GB RAM, Nvidia GeForce GT 750M (2 GB), 512 GB SSD. It has a ridiculously long battery life but is also great for editing video on.

I think the only step up from it would be a desktop mac of some description.
a mac pro maybe?

A mac pro with a couple of 4K displays is my idea of a dream PC

Also, I'm unsure what OP is saying regarding ddr3-6000 RAM. Are you referring to the memory clock speed, or something else?

That would usually refer the maximum supported memory bus speed, yes. As far as I'm aware, 6GHz RAM doesn't exist. (Though I've been wrong before!)

majormax

This would be nice
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/majorrom/saved/1Irw

SuperNicky

Specs
Hard drive: 5TB Hard drive
CPU: AMD Phenom II X6 965+Intel core I7 Vpro.
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate
RAM: 192GB GGDR4 RAM (this is possible to have trust me)
GPU NVIDIA GeForce GT630 With PhysX (3GB)
Motherboard: A good ASUS One
Software: GPU Tweak,Avg,Revo pro, Chrome
Not Touch (I hate windows 8)
Printer: Epson one
2 screens

PlasmaKairo

i5-4670K / Hyper 212 EVO / 8GB RAM / GTX 660 / 128GB SSD / 2TB HDD / Define R4

CN12

Windows 7 or Mac (I don't care which, but I've never had one and always thought they were cool)
1TB RAM

majormax

CN12 wrote:
Windows 7 or Mac (I don't care which, but I've never had one and always thought they were cool)
1TB RAM

Pretty sure those OS's and that RAM are incompatible. Maybe linux has a fix

meew0

The best Colfax workstation you can configure. 512 GB of RAM ftw!

PlasmaKairo

meew0 wrote:
512 GB of RAM ftw!

Install ramdisk > Install windows onto ramdisk > boot up

creeperhunter700

MainGear Force with top of the line evrything.

http://www.maingear.com/custom/desktops/force/index.php

creeperhunter700

firedrake969_test wrote:
If portability weren't needed, I'd have the Titan supercomputer xD

Why!?!
You would turn a house into a computer!

ssss

16GB RAM
10TB HDD (Multiple hard drives, 5x2TB)
500GB SSD
8 core CPU @ 3.40 Ghz
Water-cooling
Blu-Ray Drive,
CD Drive,
Flopping disk drive,
High- End Titan Graphics card

DeathSkull_fusion

I plan to make a computer out of an Arduino and/or a Rasberry Pi, along with a lot of other random things. I am hoping to make it look steam-punky, so I am also learning the steam-punk look.

SuperJedi224

More or less what I use at home, but with a bit more RAM and a better graphics card.

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