Vizualizare wishlist "PC and monitor"

Is an UPS necesarry ?
4th question asks you what will you use the PC for,not that translate thing.

..I have just moved to Romania (from Australia) few months ago.... I'm using google translator so I'm sorry if my answers don't perfectly match the questions.
Just for my record, why, if you're from Australia, need to use google translate, for write in your ...native language :-/

Terra a tradus din romana (intrebarile) in engleza. Nu vezi ca unele nu se inteleg ?

Hi Thanks for quick replies.
I get short power breaks fairly often, other than losing unsaved work I believe the SSD does not handle power breaks very well.
I will be using PC for work, movies and games.

Translator isn't always great, so I write in English since most people have translator add on if needed. I can translate my text to Romanian if preferred?

It's ok, type in english. For example, what programs will you use for work ? For editing videos or photos ? And most gaming or work ?

Hi there. So the budget would be around 4.500 RON excluding the monitor? If so, let me give you some advice so that you can get the most for your money.

The power supply you chose is of low quality. I recommend a Super Flower Leadex unit, either Leadex silver or gold is fine. 550 watts should be plenty for this system.

8 GB of RAM are plenty for most people. Brands/frequencies/colors/heat spreaders don't really matter. Best to add a single module so you can avoid having to send both of them back if one is faulty or breaks down and also to be able to add more memory overall down the line.

The graphics card is fine but there have been some complaints about that particular model. Better be safe than sorry. They all perform about the same anyway. This one has a great cooler and the warranty can be extended to 5 years on Zotac's website.

The processor and the motherboard are alright, although i would choose a cheaper i5. The extra few hundred mhz don't justify the price difference.

Regarding the SSD, i would go for 240GB. This way it will always perform well(SSDs tend to slow down a bit when they're full).

The HDD you chose is recommended for surveillance, as its name points out. I added another one that works just as well and it's a bit cheaper too.

I'm not really an expert when it comes to UPSes so you'll have to ask one of my colleagues for a recommendation.

The case is provided as a gift by PCGarage. How kind of them.

Sadly, these components don't "qualify" for premium assembly. No matter though, gold is just as fine.

Wishlist #2017315

Thank you Outcast.

I like what you have changed. I wasn't sure if zotac was a good brand, I initially was going to get the 1060 and had seen some bad reviews on the zotac model. I wasn't sure if the 1060 would really be ok with this monitor. I didn't see the surveillance hdd, funny I'm getting used to scanning over text I dont understand and now I'm missing english words as well..
I will probably go with what you have suggested

Verluci
For work I use a little known programme from New Zealand for CNC carpet cutting. The software it's self is very basic but depending on the image size can need a bit of RAM and processing power. Other than that it's mostly Autodesk viewer and image converting programmes. Games I mostly play are mmorpg's and LOL not normally FPS.

Sadly, these components don't "qualify" for premium assembly. No matter though, gold is just as fine.

Quick question, don't I pay extra for the assembly or this PC and monitor qualifies to have the Gold assembly included at this price? Also, I only wanted the premium assembly for the cooler management can I add that in?

Sorry if I double post. I don't see my last reply...

Thanks Outcast.

I like what you have changed. I wasn't sure about the zotac model but you would definitely know better than me. Is an extra pc cooler not required? I wanted the bigger SSD but I have been trying to lower the price and had compromised on a few things. I didn't notice the hhd so thanks for changing that!

With the assembly, is the "Gold" included with this? I thought I had to pay extra. I only wanted the premium for the cooler management can I add that in if necessary?

I keep replying but I don't see my post? Thanks for replies hopefully I can figure it out soon. Maybe I should spent more time studying Romanian...

The processor has a decent cooler included in the box. No need to add an aftermarket one just for the premium assembly.

Yes, the gold assembly is a separate service. It costs 110 RON. You can find it if you search for "asamblare gold" on pcgarage.ro . Just add it in your cart along with the components.

Also, you don't have to reply several times. Since you're a new user, your posts need to be approved by a moderator. Just wait a bit after each post.

OK thanks again!

No problem, i'm glad i could help.

http://www.pcgarage.ro/vizualizare-wishlist/2017631/
I'd go for this instead, cuz i dont know why would you pay that much for 7 inch +.
I consider the gift case useless, it has only 1 vent .
I used the i7 6700 cuz u told me you work too, so its better for what you do.

http://www.pcgarage.ro/vizualizare-wishlist/2017631/

By the way, that case alows gold asembly, wich will cost you in total : 7823 RON, or with premium 7925.

Verluci Why buy such an expensive motherboard for a non-K(non-OC) processor? Also, why an i7? Do you even know if he needs it or not? Seems to me like that would be a bigger waste of money than his 34 inch monitor.

Renzsta My bad, that gift case doesn't allow gold assembly, just Standard. I guess the basic idea behind it is still the same: everything gets put together.

"For work I use a little known programme from New Zealand for CNC carpet cutting. The software it's self is very basic but depending on the image size can need a bit of RAM and processing power. Other than that it's mostly Autodesk viewer and image converting programmes. Games I mostly play are mmorpg's and LOL not normally FPS."
I guess the programs hes working with work better with an i7 , but yeah the motherboard is an overkill.(MY bad ) He can go with yours.

But with the motherboard i added, he can buy another 1070 in 3-4 years from now on, and he can put them in SLI .

Oh come on man, an i7 for image converting software? Let's be serious, even an i5 is overkill for that kind of stuff.

SLI? For what? MMORPGs and League of Legends? Nah...

Thanks Verluci for the build, I don't know why but the link takes me to the wishlist topics page. Going by what outcast has said I agree I dont need an i7, initially I had a motherboard to support sli in the set up but decided against it as with my level of computer knowledge running sli would be more trouble than its worth.
I know the monitor is excessive but the more I looked into ultrawide the more I have been sold

I have decide I'm going to order this today(outcast build) but I have a few of questions.
Does the assembly option available for me include any hardware test?

Is it difficult to set up OS on the SSD and see the HDD as storage? as in 1 OS for 2 drives? I see some very confusing threads about this...

Is the case that bad? I don't want heat problems

I sometimes see while browsing PC Garage something about earning revenue by referring( I am using translator so forgive me if I'm getting this wrong) Is there a way for me to link this build to Outcast before purchasing.

Lastly, Sorry for this but I would prefer this build checked by a mod before I purchase.

Thanks again!

If you really want the gold assembly(which includes checking that everything is compatible and also installing any operating systems or apps you purchased) you can add a case to the wishlist and sell the gift one afterwards. I'll add a nice one down below.

It's not difficult to install the OS on the SSD. It will be detected normally by the OS installer and you can tell which is which by the size of the drive. Just create a partition on the SSD and install windows there.

As for the moderator thing, you don't need to worry. The guys at PCGarage will make sure everything works as intended when they test the system.

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Thanks again!

I will definitely put your code when I make the purchase.
If I don't buy OS will a temp OS be installed to check parts? And if I added windows 10 to the order to have everything up and running when delivered would the free case be suitable?
I know I probably come across as a pompas foreigner but this is a lot of money for me that I've been saving for since before I left Australia. I would like to add windows 10 for convenience but I'm already over budget.
I also just realised that I still have to add the ups into the build x 2, my wife needs one also.
I will have to break the budget a bit by the looks of it.

Forgot to mention: when you create the partition for windows, make sure to create one on the HDD also, otherwise you'll have to do it in windows later.

Yes, a test OS will be installed. I really don't have any advice for you regarding Windows 10. Piracy isn't allowed on this forum so i can't encourage you to try "other methods".

The free case doesn't allow gold assembly. You should ask someone at PCGarage about that as it might be wrong information. Maybe they'll allow it and then you won't need another case.

A UPS can easily be added down the line because it's not the most expensive part. Unlike a graphics card which is usually the most expensive part of a build. It's best not to skimp on a key component just to add "extras" to the system. As i've said, those can easily be added later on.

Thanks again!

I will definitely put your code when I make the purchase.
If I don't buy OS will a temp OS be installed to check parts?

Hey Renzsta.I'm suggesting you the next build,which will help you in your work and also in gaming:
-i7 6700 processor,4 cores,8 threads,great in applications,streaming,rendering and also in gaming;
-Motherboard from MSI,mATX,it has everything you need on it:4 RAM slots,6 SATA3,Header USB 3.0,PCI Express 3.0;
-16GB of RAM,coming in 2 modules of 8GB DDR4 2400Mhz;
-Hard disk from Seagate,2TB of space on it,more than enough for what you need;
-SSD of 120GB from ADATA,3 years warranty,to install your operating system on it;
-A Zotac AMP! GTX 1070 video card,8GB of VRAM,backplate,great on 1080p and 1440p resolutions;
-A Seasonic power supply,of 520W,it has some good electronic parts inside;
-A Deepcool case,with high airflow,transparent side,illuminated vents,it has a lot of space inside;
-A 2k resolution monitor,27 inch wide,refresh rate of 60Hz,it has an IPS panel with great colours and viewing angles,you can adjust its height;
-A nJoy UPS,to protect your PC from electrical problems.
Wishlist #2020267

The employers from PC Garage will check your system with an operating system,but after it will be delivered,you'll have to install your own;theirs won't work for you.

Lastly, Sorry for this but I would prefer this build checked by a mod before I purchase.

You don't need a moderator approval for the build. If you choose at least "gold assembly" the configuration will be checked by a tech guy from PC Garage staff who can tell you if that's OK or not and will suggest you some changes or improvements.

On the other hand, for this system an UPS is strictly necessary, for simple reason to protect your investment. Here in Romania we have some issues with power delivery in certain regions. The civilized ones included

And, to be on topic, that last configuration above looks good, except the case which you will get as bonus at purchasing of MB + CPU + VGA combo, details here: http://www.pcgarage.ro/orice-placa-de-baz ... sa-cadou/.

At last but not least, you should know that affiliation code promotion is illegal in that manner, the only way to promote this being through specific field in user Control Panel (check the rows below my post ↓.

Thank you everyone for the comments and advise!

I ended going with Outcast build. I know the other suggested builds were better pc's but I wanted the monitor.

Sorry if I broke any forum rules, I did read them in a translated version... I wasn't hinting at "other means" of windows. I have legit version that is transferable but it is a pain...
Sadly I dropped the SSD in favour of the ups to keep the budget, I added the gold assembly and kept the free case. PC garage since said everything is compatible.
I have searched every PC site I could find here and PC garage for me has been by far the best. Thanks you all once again! I am now looking forward to delivery