$10k budget for a new computer?

You can get a top of the line PC for 2K. Use the other 8 on women.

Use the other 8 on women.

SolidPandaG

nah use 10k to get a computer which will automatically get you the womenJigglyWiggly_

anyway 2k is even too much 1.7 maximum

lol don't need to spend nearly that much under $4500 would cover everything. I would highly reccomend going for a 2560x1440 monitors spending so much and only rendering at 1080p is a waste. And using 3 1080p monitors horizontally doesn' change that it increases the fov and how much of the game world is rendered as much but its still only 1080p have to go for a vertical setup like this to increase the rendering resolution of ingame objects if your going to do that then going for multiple 1080p monitors wouldn't be bad. But the best experience would be multiple 2560x1440 monitors and you defintly fit that and a pc to power it within $4500

3 Yamasaki Catleap 2560x1440 27" monitor

and would reccomend getting this mount to use them with.

13-27" triple monitor mount

And For the pc I would get this

2-3 of gtx 680 4gb

Ivy bridge i73770K

ivybridge cpu cooler

This Motherboard

1200 Watt PSU

16gb ddr3 1600mhz ram

240gb SSD

2tb 7200rpm hardrive

DVD burner

Total cost $4355

and then you just need to pick a nice case and a mouse and keyboard of your liking to put it all in I would reccomend going for a full tower and getting a mechnical keyboard and for the mouse logitech,razer, and madcatx have some nice gaming mice.

And another thing to consider is the sound which is an integeral part of the experience that to often goes ignored and people will spend way more on the video side of things and skimp on the sound.

This soundcard Omega HT Claro 7.1 + High end swan m60 5.1 speakers would be a great addition towards providing the complete visual and audio experience. And a good pair of heaphones is essential imo headphones the AKG 550 would be good a choice for an unamped use at a computer for gaming and music.

$2500 a pop 55 inch x3 + the rig... or you can get a eastern euro mail order bride :lol:

Can't tell if trolling or just really rich

Can't tell if trolling or just really rich

kraken2109

Who knows... the crazy people tend to have $$$.

Can't tell if trolling or just really rich

kraken2109

But even fantasy budgets can be fun!

U$10,000?

U$3,000 is more than enough for a beast PC.

If it was my money I would go with the following setup...

nah use 10k to get a computer which will automatically get you the womenJigglyWiggly_

This, basically. Just think the opposite.

I would go for a nice large monitor instead of 3 small, something like this 30" Ultrasharp.

For the computer itself there are descent suggestions already, a couple of GTX 680, i7 3770K + nice cooler, 16 GB RAM, top of the line mobo, some SSDs etc. When you spend this much though, definitely put some towards good sound if you haven't got that already. What to get depends on if you use speakers or headset, or both.

Can't tell if trolling or just really rich

kraken2109

If it was my money I would go with the following setup...

Grey_Eyed_Elf

Raid a bunch of SSDs, like 16, all striped.

[QUOTE="Grey_Eyed_Elf"]

If it was my money I would go with the following setup...

kraken2109

1. It has a GTX 690
2. The SSD isnt a normal SATA II/III SSD this is a PCI-E SSD with reads of 1300-1500MB/Sec writes of 1100-1250MB/s
3. Save money on the CPU?... It's a $10K build

It's a ethusiast dream PC... Not just a gaming PC! The CPU,HDD and RAM all play a part.

If you are spending more than 3K you don't want to be running off of a slow conventional HDD and a Quad Core, since high end SSD's do drastically change a PC and a CPU is for more than just gaming the i7 3960X is therefore a beast worth buying if you have the money.

I managed to use a PCI-E SSD and those things a on my wish list and have been for some time now.

Each of the parts listed are in a class of their own when it comes to build quality and perfromance and thats what you want when you spend so much money.

[QUOTE="horgen123"][QUOTE="kraken2109"] Spend less on CPU and SSDs, spend more on GPUs. At that price SLI GTX 680s would fit quite easily.Grey_Eyed_Elf

Visit a store called Best Buy but i'm not too certain you'll have enough money.silversix_

[QUOTE="horgen123"][QUOTE="kraken2109"] Spend less on CPU and SSDs, spend more on GPUs. At that price SLI GTX 680s would fit quite easily.Grey_Eyed_Elf

whoever is putting hdds in this build is mentally deficient

i7-3770k

32GB Corsair DDR3

Asus Maximus V Extreme

EVGA GTX 690

2 x 480GB Kingston HyperX SSDs

Corsair Obsidian 800D

1200W Corsair Platinum Certified PSU

3 X 27" NEC IPS 2560x1440 displays

http://secure.newegg.com/WishList/PublicWishDetail.aspx?WishListNumber=19972085

10k what a joke... You don't have to spend that much to have an amazing computer.

Buy an Alienweare X51. Top of the line gaming machine that can run all current games at ultra settings. It's portable and looks bad ass. Plus it has a cool alien logo. Your PC will actually stand out, unlike everybody else's PC on this forum.

10k what a joke... You don't have to spend that much to have an amazing computer.

Buy an Alienweare X51. Top of the line gaming machine that can run all current games at ultra settings. It's portable and looks bad ass. Plus it has a cool alien logo. Your PC will actually stand out, unlike everybody else's PC on this forum.

jakes456

I would go for a nice large monitor instead of 3 small, something like this 30" Ultrasharp.

For the computer itself there are descent suggestions already, a couple of GTX 680, i7 3770K + nice cooler, 16 GB RAM, top of the line mobo, some SSDs etc. When you spend this much though, definitely put some towards good sound if you haven't got that already. What to get depends on if you use speakers or headset, or both.

spittis

Go for three of those Ultrasharps then. :lol:

There's still plenty left for a godly PC.

Spend it on sound.

£2700 Receiver

http://www.richersounds.com/product/av-receivers/onkyo/txnr5009/onky-txnr5009

£1800 Speakers

http://www.richersounds.com/product/speaker-packages/mordaunt-short/mezzo-5.1-pack/mord-mezzo-pack.

Maybe some headphones

http://www.richersounds.com/product/headphones/grado/gs1000i/grad-gs1000i

TC do you have enough space for 3 30 inch monitors?

OK, 10K to work with:

CPU (x2) -Intel Xeon E5-2687W -$3648 -SuperBiiz

Motherboard -eVGA SR-X -$649 -Newegg

RAM (x2) -Corsair Vengeance 4x4GB 16GB -$294 -NCIX US

GPU (x4) -eVGA GTX 680 4GB -$2236 -Amazon

Storage (x3) -OCZ Vertex 4 512GB -$1647 -NCIX US

Case -Rosewill Blackhawk Ultra -$189 -Newegg

PSU -Silverstone ST-1000P -$170 -NCIX US

OS -Windows 7 Professional 64-bit -$130 -Amazon

Monitor -Dell U2711 -$699 -Newegg

EDIT: Evidently, tables don't work on GS Forums.

OK, 10K to work with:

CPU (x2) -Intel Xeon E5-2687W -$3648 -SuperBiiz

Motherboard -eVGA SR-X -$649 -Newegg

RAM (x2) -Corsair Vengeance 4x4GB 16GB -$294 -NCIX US

GPU (x4) -eVGA GTX 680 4GB -$2236 -Amazon

Storage (x3) -OCZ Vertex 4 512GB -$1647 -NCIX US

Case -Rosewill Blackhawk Ultra -$189 -Newegg

PSU -Silverstone ST-1000P -$170 -NCIX US

OS -Windows 7 Professional 64-bit -$130 -Amazon

Monitor -Dell U2711 -$699 -Newegg

EDIT: Evidently, tables don't work on GS Forums.

Daanyal

You pay for women?

But back to topic, $10k is overkill. But it really depends on where you're going to use it.

This is such a troll thread.:shock:

roulettethedog

It really is. Notice how the OP bailed ages ago.

[QUOTE="Daanyal"]

OK, 10K to work with:

CPU (x2) -Intel Xeon E5-2687W -$3648 -SuperBiiz

Motherboard -eVGA SR-X -$649 -Newegg

RAM (x2) -Corsair Vengeance 4x4GB 16GB -$294 -NCIX US

GPU (x4) -eVGA GTX 680 4GB -$2236 -Amazon

Storage (x3) -OCZ Vertex 4 512GB -$1647 -NCIX US

Case -Rosewill Blackhawk Ultra -$189 -Newegg

PSU -Silverstone ST-1000P -$170 -NCIX US

OS -Windows 7 Professional 64-bit -$130 -Amazon

Monitor -Dell U2711 -$699 -Newegg

EDIT: Evidently, tables don't work on GS Forums.

kraken2109

Honestly... with that kind of money to spare... pay Falcon Northwest to do it for you. If you're really intent on blowing that much cash on a gaming PC, it might as well have a professional paintjob, liquid cooling, and be completely hassle free on your end.