My super computer

Cause that's amazing. ^

What are you planning on doing with it Chris? 😀
 
It's a waste of money is what it is. Having more ram than you need doesn't do anything for performance, really the only situation when that much would be necessary is if you we're running a few dozen very resource heavy servers off of it.
 
But don't you get the pleasure of having an amazingly awesome PC?
 
Jake said:
But don't you get the pleasure of having an amazingly awesome PC?
He could afford better hardware with the money he would save by not getting 64GB of ram =]
 
I will be using the computer for HD video publishing along with programs that will be working with my dedicated server.

64Gb of ram will be put in as I buy it. Not all at once. I will be starting with the 8GB I have at my house already. 😉
 
I would definitely get a better GPU over 64 GB of RAM. If you have a better GPU with 12 or 16 GB of RAM, I think it'll be better than a worse GPU with 64 GB of RAM. In fact, you could probably even afford a solid state drive if you went with only 12 or 16 GB of RAM.
 
Snobothehobo said:
I would definitely get a better GPU over 64 GB of RAM. If you have a better GPU with 12 or 16 GB of RAM, I think it'll be better than a worse GPU with 64 GB of RAM. In fact, you could probably even afford a solid state drive if you went with only 12 or 16 GB of RAM.
I will be going dual 550's. They are only $99.99.

Remember, I wont be buying the ram now as I can't afford it. I will be running 8GB ram for a while.

Also, changed my order from tigerdirect to newegg. Everything but the ram is in this order:

http://i.imgur.com/YyjeN.png
 
Oh, I didn't see that you're doing dual 550s. I still think that a more powerful GPU would be a better investment than 64 GB of RAM, though.
 
When possible, a single card of equivalent performance is better than multiple cards unless you're running more than 2 displays. A lot of games don't fully make use of the processing capability of both cards partly because developers don't code for it, and partly because neither SLi or CF is near 100% efficient.
So unless you need the ports for extra monitors, with mid ranged card like that it would be best to find a single card capable of the same performance.
 
Tucker933 said:
When possible, a single card of equivalent performance is better than multiple cards unless you're running more than 2 displays. A lot of games don't fully make use of the processing capability of both cards partly because developers don't code for it, and partly because neither SLi or CF is near 100% efficient.
So unless you need the ports for extra monitors, with mid ranged card like that it would be best to find a single card capable of the same performance.
Well, to be honest. I'm not going to be HARD CORE gaming. Just some of the popular mmo games and such. Nothing that will require some very very expensive card.
 
junkfroggy said:
This is a terribly unbalanced build.
How you figure?<br /><br />-- October 2nd, 2012, 4:15 pm --<br /><br />Had to show my tail to TigerDirect again because they sent my parts back to me after promising they wouldnt and that they would accept them even when UPC labels were off the boxes. They sent back with "other" reason checked and said I was missing UPC labels...I called them and then they said ship back and I pay return shipping..I showed my anger even more and guess who paid return shipping. 😉
 
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