Pc for cad

[daneldreving299]

I am going to build a pc. If anyone can suggest any parts that would be great.
I have chosen these parts:
Cpu: i5-8600k or i7-8700k
Gpu: quadro p1000
Mobo: gigabyte z370 hd3
Ram: corsair venegance 16gb ddr4 3000mhz 2x8 gb
Ssd: crucial mx500 500gb
Hdd: barracuda 2tb 7200rpm
Cooling: coolermaster hyper 212 evo
Psu: evga 500w

 

[superninja12]

you can build a cad pc for 1/10 of that budget. and it will be just as fast.

 

[daneldreving299]

I would also like some gaming. But are these components good? I am not professional so i won't do that complicated stuff yet. The main reason i am writing here beacause i can't decide whether to buy i5-8600k or i7-8700k. There is 100€ between those cpus and is it worth it? Also i don't know what motherboard to choose. I was considering gigabyte z370 hd3/d3 or is there better motherboard for that price

 

[cosmoji]

i would suggest a 1060 over a p1000, you're just going to get better results all around. and probably for a cheaper price. you do not require a cad/simulations card to run them, and they do not really pull ahead until you're doing some very high level stuff. i would also suggest the i7, and more ram for use with cad.

as for the motherboard, a good rule of thumb is to look at what its benefits are. does it have the connections you want for audio/sata/m.2? then beyond that, do you intend to overclock? a z board can, but perhaps a cheaper model will fulfill your needs if you dont want that.

 

[vapour]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from daneldreving299 : "Gpu for cad and gaming"

I don't know what to choose quadro p1000 or gtx 1060 6gb. I will be using autocad and inventor( not professional use) and i would also like to game. Any help would be good.

1060

If gaming percentage is higher, go with 1060 6gb, some info here showing still working well with autocad: https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/autocad-forum/graphics-gtx-1060-insufficient-for-autocad-2018/td-p/7345558

I would say that cad usage is higher. I would also do video editing as well. Some say that go with 1060 because it is cheaper and performs the same. The advantages of the p1000 come at heavy loads.

I would say that cad usage is higher. I would also do video editing as well. Some say that go with 1060 because it is cheaper and performs the same. The advantages of the p1000 come at heavy loads.

In that case, yes, 1060 will be a better choice if you don't need heavy load boost

 

[rgd1101]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from daneldreving299 : "I5-8600k or i7-8700k"

Hey! I am building pc and i can't decide whether i put i5-8600k or i7-8700k. I am using pc for cad(autocad, inventor) and gaming.

I suggest i7-8700K.

So the price difference is 100€. So is it worth buying i7?

Nope, the i5-8600K is much cheaper. But the i7-8700K is more powerful.

 

[rgd1101]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from daneldreving299 : "Mobo for i5-8600k"

I am looking to build pc. I would also like to overclock my cpu. I am using pc for cad programs(autocad, inventor and maybe other programs) and gaming
So my parts are:
Processor: i5-8600k
Mobo: gigabyte z370 d3 or gigabyte hd3
Gpu: quadro p1000
Ram: CORSAIR Corsair Vengeance DDR4 LPX 16GB (2x8GB) 3000MHz CL15 1.35V 
Ssd: crucial mx500, 500gb
Hdd: seagate barracuda 2tb 7200rpm
Psu: evga 500w, 80plus
Cpu cooler: cooler master hyper 212 evo

A really good all arounder is the Z370 Extreme 4, good features for it's price and If Im not mistaken, the VRMs are the same as Taichi's, high end model.
Would be able to overclock rock stable any CPU you will put in, probably limited by the cooling or the CPU itself.

But what about gigabyte z370 hd3?

Also should i stay with i5 8600k or go with i7 8700k?

 

[rgd1101]

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