What is the perfect dream pc? Parts,mods etc.
What is the perfect dream pc? Parts,mods etc
Jason Davis
James Butler
One with infinite CPU power, GPU power, memory, storage, was literally completely silent, ran at a 0 degree delta with the room temperature, and actually generated infinite power instead of consuming it.
Easton Jenkins
this but with modern hardware
Kayden Phillips
>1080ti
>threadripper 2950x
>64 gb ram
>Be Quiet dark rock pro 4 tr4
>cooler master n400 (pic related)
>cintiq 21 hd + ultrawide + 144hz 1440p ips monitor
Joseph Robinson
N400 is no good, very little space for cable management.
Colton Peterson
>Corsair c70 case
>whatever
dont (you) me cuz i'm right
Jackson Jackson
My next pc is gonna be a passively cooled 2200g in a minibox m350 with pico psu. That's my dream pc right now
Christopher Wright
Phase cooled liquid cooling for everything. Component lotteri until you get the one that will oc the highest.
Mason Cook
For me, something in a case like the cerberus, that can run both linux and windows (virtualised) with a dedicated cpu and gpu for each.
Samuel Perez
Going for a bit of a stretch here.
>Constructed like high quality non-meme audio equipment, in the way of being rugged as fuck and made of good materials
>As few moving parts as possible. Cooling is passive, possibly using one of those big ass radiators with boiling coolant that aren't really available to the public yet
>Hardware and software are inseparable and custom made for each other, with no botnet shit involved
>Includes hardware for ham radio and a tv tuner
>Gaming stuff happens in a virtual machine, with the base system supporting hardware passthrough in the most efficient and non-hacky way possible
I guess what I want is a passively cooled BeBox with some extra hardware features and ruggedized construction.
Elijah Parker
Beyond comfy
Just...wow
Michael Scott
>very little space for cable management.
You don't need to "manage" your cables.
The impact on cooling is negligible.
Liam Howard
The one I have now (6600k, 1080), but downsized from Node 804 to Node 304 or Core 500.
Maybe newer CPU.
Xavier Bell
>The impact on cooling is negligible.
While I'm agree with you, manage the hardware inside is real pain though.
Henry Hughes
>one of those big ass radiators with boiling coolant that aren't really available to the public yet
Could you please elaborate a little more? I can't seem to find anything about them online, just some dumb shit about cars.
Blake Miller
Bump while I write up my post
Michael Hall
Dustless/dustproof case and components.
Anthony Myers
If I had an unlimited budget but had to spend it on things that existed, I'd get AMD's semicustom division to write up FORTH/Zen microcode instead of X86/Zen. 4 Zen 2 chiplets, 128MB L4 SRAM chiplet, 8GB HBM3 L5, DDR5 ECC memory controller, 8 channels, 16 256GB DIMMs printed on the best node available. NAVI/GCN Next on the best node, 64GB ECC HBM3. Every chiplet involved would be the highest bins after 1 full year of production on each part. I'd hire a surgical team of developers to write an L4 implementation using seL4's spec in FORTH, along with an OpenFirmware-type UEFI/BIOS. This would be in a suckless tradition, with a minimalist user land close to Project Oberon, with some dwm-style window management. HAMMER2-esque filesystem with custom Optane form factors to fit 128 terabytes or more. MRAM accelerated and battery backed.
The chiplets would be air cooled with a custom all-copper cooler from noctua, with as much surface area as needed to cool with as many fans as needed to stay below 10db under maximum thermal load. A custom CNC milled SFF case with an integrated custom PSU (binned and engineered to avoid any and all coil whine).
A custom printed mLED monitor with massive pixel density and size, color calibrated to REC2020, with the absolute highest refresh rate and lowest response time possible (256hz).
Kevin Baker
CS:GO GOD.
Jacob Hill
Actually I don't like CS:GO, I'd spend most of my time on that PC jacking off to furry porn.
I would actually probably hire Respawn and DE to make full implementations of Titanfall/Titanfall 2 and Warframe, since those are games I actually enjoy.
Connor Ward
oh...nevermind.
Adrian Wood
>Nanoxia Deep Silence 1 Rev. B
>2 rtx 2080 ti
>32 gb ram
>noctua d15 (water cooling can go to hell)
>Sony GDM FW900 and some 4k IPS monitor
Noah Myers
forgot the cpu.
>8086K
Isaac Rodriguez
>only 32GB RAM
>older CPU (9900k is a direct replacement, and with unlimited budget, could get highest bin + delid from Silicon Lottery + direct-die cooling)
>mid-tier case
>SLI consumer hardware
I mean, good choice on the cooler, but shouldn't you aim a bit higher than that? If you had an unlimited budget you could purchase IP and employ people to custom design the things you want. Even high-end datacenters use custom chassis and cooling solutions.
Parker Hernandez
I don't really need more than 32gb ram desu.
Good point on the cpu.
The case is actually pretty large, it's the biggest silent case that I'm aware of and that chimney feature is pretty neat.
RTX cards actually use NVLink which is better than SLI.
>If you had an unlimited budget you could purchase IP and employ people to custom design the things you want.
Too lazy for that but one thing I would like to see different in the case is a 200mm fan in the front.
I can't find much info about pic related cooling/noise performance but it seems like a really good solution other than the water stuff.
Camden Butler
I think most people project unconsciously a lust for power
Jaxson Cook
A computer which is also a cute anime girl
Cameron Foster
>thinkpad x220
>FHD screen
>32gb DDR4 RAM
> same port layouts but fit HDMI in there somewhere
>USB 3.0 parts
>i7-8700k or equivalent
>GTX 950 or equivalent
>2TB SSD NVMe
A man can dream
Juan Gray
This seems like an awfully low bar. Again, most of the people ITT seem to be aiming at slapping together very standard PCs, just with different components. Weird configs are what dream PCs are all about!
How about this:
>Thinkpad X40 chassis, simplified and made with titanium instead
>mLED, REC2020, 256hz+
>Zen 2 chiplet, 64GB HBM3 (4x16GB stacks) as primary system memory, I/O die with high-capacity EDRAM/SRAM/etc
>16CU NAVI chiplet, 32GB HBM3 (2x16GB stacks)
>4xUSB-C, 2x10GBe, HDMI 2, DisplayPort 1.4, 4xUSB-A
>2tb Optane
>99.5W/h battery filling the rest of the space
>compressed motherboard with enough room for a beefy heatsink to keep all components running at full boost whenever they're under load
Go a bit more exotic than "150w 8700k in a laptop XD", this thread is boring without some creativity.
Zachary Bennett
would buy.
Joseph Hughes
Probably not possible but something that can do even simple stuff (like turning on and opening programs) instantly.
Kayden Gonzalez
Perfection already exists I want a maxed out compulab airtop 2 (passive no fans) with a huge NAS hooked to a 4k laser projector and my hifi with DSD digital crossovers.
Samuel Bennett
Zen2 6 core APU in the slimmest case possible