Approximate Purchase Date: in the next month
Budget Range: No strict budget total, Better with a budget of a maximum of 1500$ - There is absolutely no obligation to use the entire budget....
System Usage from Most to Least Important:
1. Most common usage will be web browsing (Sometimes I open 130 tabs at the same time).
2. A musical production of moderate intensity at my home studio (Cuebase, Kompact VST etc. ) . I might use more music production in the future.
3. Small taks for video editing (I use sony vegas)
4. little easy jobs for editing and organizing photos with lightroom and at the moment
Are you buying a monitor: might consider according to compatability
Parts to Upgrade: New build...
Do you need to buy OS: Yes, Windows 11, I'll probably buy a $20 Windows 10 OEM license, and upgrade it if I can make that work.
Preferred Website(s) for Parts: newegg.com, Amazon.com
Location: Europe / USA
Parts Preferences:
Overclocking: No
SLI or Crossfire: No.
Your Monitor Resolution: 1920x1200
Additional Comments:
Case: I prefer a Compact case that will also be silence or very quiet (e.x. Fractal’s Terra /Streacom DA2 V2 / Cooler Master MasterBox NR200)
I do have one 3.5' HDD 16 TB recently purchasedand and would like to move it to the new case
I will need to buy one super fast hard drive for OS (Probably of the M.2 type) and might want another ssd/m.2 drive
* I'm wondering if it's worth buying a 13th generation processor or will the 12th generation provide a satisfactory answer for me and I won't notice the difference
* The computer will be used by me in the coming years, so it is better to have the most recent and fast connections on the motherboard (For example a Thunderbolt connection)
* If I can forgo a GPU and purchase a processor that includes the component and/or a motherboard with such a built-in GPU then I can assume that this might be better and will save space in the tight case
* I might want to use 2 monitors at the same time
And Most Importantly, Why Are You Upgrading:
havn't bought a computer for a long time. Over the years I collected computer parts from all sorts of places and connected them
at the moment I have Core(TM) i5-4570 20GB Ram and computer crash sometimes and have audio problems. I just want a new better strong system.
Budget Range: No strict budget total, Better with a budget of a maximum of 1500$ - There is absolutely no obligation to use the entire budget....
System Usage from Most to Least Important:
1. Most common usage will be web browsing (Sometimes I open 130 tabs at the same time).
2. A musical production of moderate intensity at my home studio (Cuebase, Kompact VST etc. ) . I might use more music production in the future.
3. Small taks for video editing (I use sony vegas)
4. little easy jobs for editing and organizing photos with lightroom and at the moment
Are you buying a monitor: might consider according to compatability
Parts to Upgrade: New build...
Do you need to buy OS: Yes, Windows 11, I'll probably buy a $20 Windows 10 OEM license, and upgrade it if I can make that work.
Preferred Website(s) for Parts: newegg.com, Amazon.com
Location: Europe / USA
Parts Preferences:
Overclocking: No
SLI or Crossfire: No.
Your Monitor Resolution: 1920x1200
Additional Comments:
Case: I prefer a Compact case that will also be silence or very quiet (e.x. Fractal’s Terra /Streacom DA2 V2 / Cooler Master MasterBox NR200)
I do have one 3.5' HDD 16 TB recently purchasedand and would like to move it to the new case
I will need to buy one super fast hard drive for OS (Probably of the M.2 type) and might want another ssd/m.2 drive
* I'm wondering if it's worth buying a 13th generation processor or will the 12th generation provide a satisfactory answer for me and I won't notice the difference
* The computer will be used by me in the coming years, so it is better to have the most recent and fast connections on the motherboard (For example a Thunderbolt connection)
* If I can forgo a GPU and purchase a processor that includes the component and/or a motherboard with such a built-in GPU then I can assume that this might be better and will save space in the tight case
* I might want to use 2 monitors at the same time
And Most Importantly, Why Are You Upgrading:
havn't bought a computer for a long time. Over the years I collected computer parts from all sorts of places and connected them
at the moment I have Core(TM) i5-4570 20GB Ram and computer crash sometimes and have audio problems. I just want a new better strong system.
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