I get what you're saying. In my op the plan was to get a Nvme ssd which I intend to do it will probably be smaller now (500gb) instead of 1tb. I already have a 1tb ssd and I'm getting hdd on top of that as extra storage and honestly to avoid having to add more storage down the line.
Depending on the monitor I get along side windows 10 and Microsoft office I'm pretty much over budget.
As the other poster said I need HDD for mass storage and I want to use the ssd to put all my apps and some games on that will open fast.
Thanks for the suggestions. I don't have any major preference for AMD or Intel but I've bought the z390 motherboard. Might get that Samsung 970 Evo m.2 SSD if it's compatible.
Okay I think I understand if I'm getting the Antec PSU I need Antec cables. I'm more concerned with how complicated it will be fitting everything together.
That's good to know, thanks.
This might be a silly question but I would like to buy some PSU cables to compliment the theme of my build. Do I need a specific PSU cable extension to go along with the PSU or are they all compatible?
Getting the z390 aorus master tomorrow as recommended :)
Gotcha. There was a link here on Nvidia supporting freesyncs. Is there a way to tell which monitor is supported ? The link didn't specify.
Also I've noticed the Team Group RAM is recommended a lot on here when it comes to build advice, if possible should I send back my Corsair vengence RGB in...
Glad you said that I'm having to convince the person that will help me build that they're fine. After 3 years would you say I need to replace the AIO with a newer one?
Is it possible to get a monitor that's great for both gaming and Photoshop/artwork or will I be sacrificing a little on gaming if the monitor doesn't have g sync or freesync?
That is a shame but I'm hoping down the line I can add a Quadro for now the rtx 2080ti will be more than sufficient.
Hmm I'll have a look at Benq. I took a look at the predator and it's so much more expensive for a smaller display size.
That's great, thanks so much for your help.
I have one last question, I was told Photoshop works best with 10bit display (something like that), does getting a 4k monitor cover that?
That's good to know. As long as I don't get too much tearing and the monitor works well with drawing apps/programmes I'll be happy lol.
I've been looking at the AIO cooler master 240 RGB and I'm a little confused. Would it be best to place the radiator at the top?
Considering that article would I be getting the best out of the 2080ti with a g sync monitor. I think I'll stick with the 4k as it works very well with Blender.
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