[Corgi]

For the past few years ive been running on an HP laptop from the notebook series with win8/win10 on it and it wasnt bad, had a 2.7Ghz processor, had 4gb of ram until i refunded 4gb more and added that to it. Now, i've finally built my own pc, and am still working on it but its at least up and running win10 just great!
Specs:

• Processor
  AND FX - 4350 Quad-Core 4.2GHz (upgrading to octa-core soon for gta)
  
  
• RAM/Memory
  16GB. adding another 16 later
  
  
• GPU
  Onboard, pretty shit, only 1GB but thats hogged by everything else, buying one soon - large and noticeable for those who cant seem to read T_T
  
  
• CPU Cooler
  Noctua NH-U12S - fan cooler
  
  
• Storage
  1 120GB SSD, buying 2TB-3TB HD soon as well, then 250GB or 512GB SSD
  
  
• Motherboard
  Asus M5A78L-M
  

There is still more to be added on to this list, a lot in fact. going to add a 4GB gpu then maybe a 1-2GB as well

Post ur specs and ur opinon below
Credit to @Symadox for encouraging me to finally do this! (I also refunded every single part i have for this PC and will refund every part further)

[Bish0pQ]

It looks pretty good. Only why 16GB of ram and you are thinking of adding another 16 GB? Just a tip but I think 32 GB ram is serious overkill, unless you are running multiple VM's at once or if you're doing a lot of RAM consuming tasks but if you ask me, 16 GB should be more than enough for most people, you can better put the money for the other RAM in a new graphics card or a new CPU.

[Customer]

It looks pretty good. Only why 16GB of ram and you are thinking of adding another 16 GB? Just a tip but I think 32 GB ram is serious overkill, unless you are running multiple VM's at once or if you're doing a lot of RAM consuming tasks but if you ask me, 16 GB should be more than enough for most people, you can better put the money for the other RAM in a new graphics card or a new CPU.

I completely agree with this.

If you're just planning on gaming or rendering, this would be fine. Unless you're Rendering something in Cinema4D, Rendering something in Vegas, running a VM, and playing BF4 without frame drop I suggest just sticking with 16GB. To me, it's serious overkill and a waste of money.

/opinions /tips

[sleaze]

>i5 4690k with 8GB RAM
>Never gone past 80%

[swatterhat]

Yeah. Maybe buy a cheap GPU instead of 16gb.

[Yung Lean]

would've gone for i5/i7 AMD's tend to get cranky sometimes.
3TB SSD that's awesome

[Melody]

You don't need 32gb ram unless you do serious video editing etc.

[Symadox]

You don't need 32gb ram unless you do serious video editing etc.

he will be

[MochiMochi]

16 GB - Very good for play LoL,Aion,Guild Of Wars.
32 GB - Very good for graphism,render, ect...
4 GB - Is basic for all computer
Go buy CPU man"

[Corgi]

im a designer and i use c4d quiet a lot actually. i use ps and sony vegas and i plan on recording gameplay like gta and csgo and shit so i need 32. and im not worried about money XD i havent put a dime towards this pc yet. refunded everything and refunding everything to come

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would've gone for i5/i7 AMD's tend to get cranky sometimes.
3TB SSD that's awesome

asus motherboard

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Yeah. Maybe buy a cheap GPU instead of 16gb.

ill be using it so nah. im refunding everything anyways. i can get a few expensive gpus

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It looks pretty good. Only why 16GB of ram and you are thinking of adding another 16 GB? Just a tip but I think 32 GB ram is serious overkill, unless you are running multiple VM's at once or if you're doing a lot of RAM consuming tasks but if you ask me, 16 GB should be more than enough for most people, you can better put the money for the other RAM in a new graphics *card or a new CPU.

probs wont be using vms i dont think but ill be designing, video editing, recording and playing heavy games like gta and shit so ye. csgo isnt a heavy game but ill be recording and maybe streaming if i get my internet to be better

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You don't need 32gb ram unless you do serious video editing etc.

indeed i will be

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would've gone for i5/i7 AMD's tend to get cranky sometimes.
3TB SSD that's awesome

i dont have a 3TB SSD unless u mean u have one