carousell seller /Gaming PC

evildoer

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Hi Guru

I need yours input and advise.

I am planning to get a gaming Pc this/next weeks. anyone actually bought a whole assemble with those free lancer / sales. I see some of the set are pretty attractive. i can't afford to buy from aftershock. just want to know how the experience dealing with them.

i do not know how to assemble myself and i do have butter finger, so its best i stay out of DIY.

Another option : i can buy all the parts from one of the sim lim shop. and have them assemble for me. Or buy parts from varies shop and have nigel (read from this forum, he is good) help me assemble.

i mostly use the pc for gaming on 1440p 144mhz. and Microsoft office stuff.

i have a budget that is not exceeding 3k, i do not need peripheral or monitor.

This is what i have in mind, i am looking a gaming system that run cool. On load CPU/GPU not go above 70 degree celsius. i am not sure if my pick is okay.

i am abit paranoid about using AIO, i know leaking is rare.. but i am still not ready.
i have not much interest to zeng my rig. Appearance is my last priority


Bf350-f
Ryzen 5 1600
Noctua NH-D15
MSI 1080ti Gaming x Trio
Silverstone RL06
250 Gb SSD (Have not decide which brand)
1Tb Hard disk Drive (Have not decide which brand)
650w (Bronze) PSU (Have not decide which brand)
16 gig 2400 DDR Ram (Have not decide which brand)
 

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Forget those Carousell guys. Most really CMI.

Get from PC Themes and they'll assemble for you.
 

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Your GPU is like the most expensive out there...

For gaming, Ryzen is good but if your sole purpose is gaming, get coffee lake.

For your SSD get Samsung 960 Evo M.2

RAM get 3000mhz
 

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Your GPU is like the most expensive out there...

For gaming, Ryzen is good but if your sole purpose is gaming, get coffee lake.

For your SSD get Samsung 960 Evo M.2

RAM get 3000mhz

Thanks for your advise . i am actually considering coffee lake too.. but i think might go over 3k.
 

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Very unbalanced build. Ryzen 1600 with 1080Ti and DDR4-2400. Should be at least DDR4-3000 for Ryzen and and I would move some of the budget allocation for GPU to other components. Also, get a Gold-rated PSU. Should never skimp on that.
 

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most carousell sellers are flippers. Just buy from shop and have them assemble for you. I think for PCT its $20, waiting time 2h.
 

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Very unbalanced build. Ryzen 1600 with 1080Ti and DDR4-2400. Should be at least DDR4-3000 for Ryzen and and I would move some of the budget allocation for GPU to other components. Also, get a Gold-rated PSU. Should never skimp on that.

thanks for the advise.. i am not very savvy about the parts.. that y i need your help. i will get a better power supply and memory..
 

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i see this on carosell

i7-8700k
gigabyte z370xp-sli
Cryorig H5
Zotac Gtx 1080ti Blower
16 Gb DDR4 Ram (didn't state the mhz)
1TB Hdd
240GB SSD (didn't state the brand or series)
Silverstone Primera Series PM01
Seasonic 750w Modular
Window 10 Pro 64-bits (probably OEM cd key)

Total $2679
 

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anyone can recommend me a gtx1080ti that have good/cooler thermal.

so hard to search online every chart is about FPS.
 

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Sorry, but you have to learn how to build desktop in the long run or buy gaming laptop. Carouseller cant be trusted and local PC vendors desktop in terms of specs/$ is damn cui.
 

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Hi Guru

I need yours input and advise.

I am planning to get a gaming Pc this/next weeks. anyone actually bought a whole assemble with those free lancer / sales. I see some of the set are pretty attractive. i can't afford to buy from aftershock. just want to know how the experience dealing with them.

i do not know how to assemble myself and i do have butter finger, so its best i stay out of DIY.

Another option : i can buy all the parts from one of the sim lim shop. and have them assemble for me. Or buy parts from varies shop and have nigel (read from this forum, he is good) help me assemble.

i mostly use the pc for gaming on 1440p 144mhz. and Microsoft office stuff.

i have a budget that is not exceeding 3k, i do not need peripheral or monitor.

This is what i have in mind, i am looking a gaming system that run cool. On load CPU/GPU not go above 70 degree celsius. i am not sure if my pick is okay.

i am abit paranoid about using AIO, i know leaking is rare.. but i am still not ready.
i have not much interest to zeng my rig. Appearance is my last priority


Bf350-f
Ryzen 5 1600
Noctua NH-D15
MSI 1080ti Gaming x Trio
Silverstone RL06
250 Gb SSD (Have not decide which brand)
1Tb Hard disk Drive (Have not decide which brand)
650w (Bronze) PSU (Have not decide which brand)
16 gig 2400 DDR Ram (Have not decide which brand)

with your budget i think u can build something like this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITlYSvbvets
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2WaKMM0ZvM&t=315s

would suggest tempered glass as arylic easily scratch other wise go for non glass or window case.
 

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