Vizualizare wishlist "Pc Gaming"

Se pot face alegeri mult mai bune, mai ales ca te-ai "incadrat" in 8400 lei, dar fara monitor.
Daca nu faci OC, poti lua i7 blocat si elimini si cooler-ul aftermarket.
Nu mai ai nevoie nici de placa de baza cu chipset z270, iar una cu h270 e mai ieftina, dar dotata foarte bine, 4 sloturi ram, slot m.2, LAN si sunet superioare, format ATX, VRM solid.
16 gb ram pentru ca oricum asta va deveni un standard.
Carcasa bine construita, foarte incapatoare, cu 3 ventilatoare incluse.
La placa video poti economisi usor 600 lei luand modelul MSI Gaming X, la fel de bun chiar.
Sursa modulara, calitate Seasonic, certificare Gold si 5 ani garantie.
La stocare ai un hdd de 1tb, model relativ nou si cu recenzii pozitive, iar pentru sistemul de operare un ssd foarte rapid de 240gb, format m.2 interfata PCI express x4. Daca nu ai nevoie de 240 gb poti lua si unul simplu de 128gb.
Monitor ceva mai scump, dar cu panou VA, fata de cele mai ieftine care au TN.
Are si 144 hz, timp de raspuns mic, 1ms.
O varianta la fel de buna, dar mai ieftina ar fi sa iei Ryzen 1600, 6 nuclee/12 threaduri si posibilitate de OC.
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Mai puțin SSD-ul care nu degeaba are numele ăla, hellfire:

Patriot acknowledges that it runs hot and that it isn’t designed for notebook use, which really limits who can use this drive. Our testing showed that the Hellfire M.2 480GB drive was getting close to 80C when installed flat into a motherboard M.2 slot with a fan blowing across it during heavy periods of sustained writes. Phison said the controller is good up to 125C, but that is extremely hot and while the controller might be rated for that, but what about the other components? We never got over 80C with a fan blowing on it, but Technic3D over in Europe was able to get this drive up to 100C and noticed thermal throttling. Time to slap a water cooler on your SSD!

http://www.legitreviews.com/patriot-hellf ... w_188201/9


Și o mai zic și alții:
Despite its imperfections, the Phison E7 controller solution is still a very impressive accomplishment as Phison's first PCIe SSD controller. The only major complaint is power consumption. The Patriot Hellfire was usually among the least efficient of the PCIe SSDs, and PCIe SSDs are already sacrificing efficiency for higher performance relative to SATA SSDs. The most egregious manifestation of this problem is the idle power usage, where the Patriot Hellfire in its lowest power state was still drawing almost twice the power of the next most power-hungry PCIe SSD, and more like 20 times the draw of a decent SATA SSD. This high power consumption not only rules out the Patriot Hellfire and other Phison E7 drives for laptop use, it means the drive is always running a bit on the warm side and is therefore that much closer to thermal throttling. While we did not find throttling to be a problem during typical real-world I/O intensity, I do not think the Patriot Hellfire would fare quite so well in a hot or poorly ventilated spot, such as in a notebook or tucked under a beefy graphics card.

Plus că nici la performanță nu e cine cine știe ce:
At the heart of the Patriot Hellfire is Phison's PS5007-E7 controller, their first PCIe NVMe SSD controller. Phison originally intended this to be a high-end controller, but they fell short of that mark — and they didn't just lose against Samsung's controllers. The Patriot Hellfire is the slowest MLC-based NVMe SSD we've tested. But that doesn't mean it's a slow drive overall.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/11104/the-p ... -tested/10


La nivelul ăsta există soluții mult mai bune pentru cîțiva lei în plus, de exemplu:
PNY 240GB: http://www.pcgarage.ro/ssd/pny/cs2030-240 ... 4-m2-2280/
Plextor 256GB, model nou: http://www.pcgarage.ro/ssd/plextor/m8seg- ... 4-m2-2280/
Samsung 250GB: http://www.pcgarage.ro/ssd/samsung/960-ev ... 4-m2-2280/


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Da, am citit ca e mai fierbinte, dar intr-o carcasa mai spatioasa ar trebui sa nu aiba probleme. As fi recomandat Samsung, dar costa inca 100 lei si era deja depasit bugetul.
Cu ryzen 1600 s-ar incadra foarte bine.