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Thank you very much guys, much appreciated :)

Looking for advice on parts to get for a SFF build. I have: AMD Ryzen 5 1600 6 Core AM4 CPU/Processor with Wraith Spire 95W cooler Corsair Vengeance LED 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4 DRAM 3200MHz C16 Memory Kit - White LED Lighting Samsung 250GB 850 EVO M.2 SSD So Need a case, motherboard and power...

a mate was looking at a mini PC with a i7-11390H, he uses mostly CAD software, is it decent enough?

I'll maybe give that a miss then, haha.... Thanks again for your help

Is there a benchmark test that you recomend? I used Passmark

Brill, that is music to my ears!!! :D Happy with the benchmark:

That's me got everything set up. I have run a Passmark Bench Test, and the CPU is peaking at 100 deg C. Thermal paste on, and fans are all running. Is this normal?

Thanks for your help, purchased :)

Is it worth looking at a different motherboard? Or is this one still solid enough you think? Yeah, you are right about the SE, the link to the retailer on the site took me to the non SE version, confused me, haha.... Which doesn't take much to do :P

For the Cooler you mention, can you see the difference between these models? They look very similar, but the ‎PA120 SE-Ying-D5 model is £20 cheaper. PA120-D2 ‎PA120 SE-Ying-D5 Both sold by Thermalright

Just If I want to upgrade in the future. Will probably be fine with that set up for a while mind you.

Ahhhh, that makes sense, that's really good info, thank you very much again. The Motherboard a good option for future proofing?

Thank you very much for that, much appreciated :) not sure what you mean about the 13700F, sorry for being stupid :P Storage isn't a huge factor, so that will be plenty. And great I have the option to upgrade the GPU in the future.

Hi guys, looking to build a BIM workstation mainly using Autodesk Civil 3D, Revit and Navisworks. I am not too fussed about top of the range GPU for just now, I do not do much visualisation, so want to focus more on Processor and Memory in terms of budget. Budget of about £1500. Thank you...

How do you find the performance when working remotely?

yeah, I know these solutions very well, and surprise surprise, the way they have written their software, it’s the best solution. But they’ve priced it to be unaffordable for smaller companies. Not sure how well you know Autodesk, but they are notoriously expensive. We already pay thousands per...

I was hoping my new laptop would have better results.... I'm wondering if there is a fault in my laptop, looking at these results. What do you guys think? This is my laptop: https://www.acer.com/ac/en/GB/conten...l/NH.Q9VEK.004 Here is my result:

Thanks again for your reply, really appreciate it :) It will have to be Windows for server software, as Autodesk products are designed and tested to work on Windows servers. I have just noticed this on Autodesk website. I've researched a lot, but missed this. Is this of help? Before...

Thanks for the reply. That's the solutions i'm looking at yes. As I said in my original post, i'm happy building PCs, so I could build my own DIY server, but i'd rather get something pre installed, as server software isn't something I want to get involved in. Can you suggest hardware? Or...