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In need of a new PC. Money is no option:

https://www.cyberpowerpc.com/system/Creator-PC-Ultimate

That's the one PC to rule them all.

Tc summoned the anti-prebuilt army.

CyberpowerPC is actually p. good. My current PC is from them and it does pretty well.

Be warned though, my CPU naturally overclocks to 5 GHz but they sold me an underpowered all-in-one cooler so I had some temperature issues with the build.

The funny thing is, I'm just more upset that I could've just upgraded the AIO cooler and had the CPU run at 5 GHz lol.

VirtuousWrath posted...

CyberpowerPC is actually p. good. My current PC is from them and it does pretty well.

Be warned though, my CPU naturally overclocks to 5 GHz but they sold me an underpowered all-in-one cooler so I had some temperature issues with the build.

The funny thing is, I'm just more upset that I could've just upgraded the AIO cooler and had the CPU run at 5 GHz lol.

This is what I'm scared of since my current PC is apparently dying from heat issues (reference here: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/400-current-events/80467258)

Adding these 2 in the mix (which is best of 3?):

https://www.cyberpowerpc.com/system/NVIDIA-RTX-Studio-300

https://www.cyberpowerpc.com/system/Hyper-Liquid-Black-Mamba

If you buy that specific prebuilt, you are going to be overcharged by $1000 and get a really, REALLY shitty AIO

MarthGoomba posted...

If you buy that specific prebuilt, you are going to be overcharged by $1000 and get a really, REALLY shitty AIO

Would you happen to have a better recommendation to a just as powerful (if not more) prebuilt? Also, idk what AIO is lol @marthgoomba

Father_ posted...

This is what I'm scared of since my current PC is apparently dying from heat issues (reference here: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/400-current-events/80467258)

Well, the actual AIO I have now works perfectly well for the non-overclocked frequencies of the CPU.

I have 20 cores total and run each of them at 100% for extended periods and I've never gone above like 60C. Before with the default overclocking, I'd run at 5 GHz and hit 80+C pretty easily.

The AIOs are great but you gotta choose the right one.

Personally, I like Cyberpower and recommend them. They did a fantastic job with the cabling and everything else.

$3500 for a meager 32 gb RAM and only 4 tb storage space? I don't mind paying the price but I expect something that actually lasts, something like 64 gb RAM and 20 tb storage space for starters. With a 2-4 TB ssd

For a prebuilt? It looks like you can customize it to be top of the line in everything. Is it worth the extra money though to have it prebuilt? Probably not.

VirtuousWrath posted...

Well, the actual AIO I have now works perfectly well for the non-overclocked frequencies of the CPU.

I have 20 cores total and run each of them at 100% for extended periods and I've never gone above like 60C. Before with the default overclocking, I'd run at 5 GHz and hit 80+C pretty easily.

The AIOs are great but you gotta choose the right one.

Personally, I like Cyberpower and recommend them. They did a fantastic job with the cabling and everything else.

Trying to customize the specs in the OP to match what you just said, but keeps not letting me choose the AIO for some reason.

I think I'm going with this:

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/8/5/6/AAP7R3AAEivI.png
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/8/5/7/AAP7R3AAEivJ.png
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/8/5/8/AAP7R3AAEivK.jpg

4 PCI-E slots? Holy crap.

And bought.

No after market CPU cooler on that is going to suck. I'd invest and install one asap.

Definitely look into a USB DAC to improve the audio over onboard, especially if you have good headphones.

Have fun!