Which pre-built system should i buy?

[Tech Z]

Should i buy the Asus tytan g30ak or the ibuypower ca733x?
the g30ak has:
Intel i7 4790k (Overclocked to 4.5 by asus)
Nvidia gtx 980
32gb 1600 ram
700 watt psu

The CA733x has:
Intel i7 5820k
nvidia gtx 980
16gb 2400mhz ram
600watt psu

 

[Forever Oleg]

If you are that lazy to build your own PC and save money, then go ahead, buy a pre-built one.

i7 4790k is a quad core with hyper threading. It will be noticeably better in applications or games that do not use more than 4 cores, but a bit slower while video rendering and video editing.

i7 5820k is a 6-core with hyperthreading. It will be worse for things that use 4 or less cores, but will be better for video editing/rendering.

It all depends on what you want. Also the RAM is real cheap so if you want to go with 5820k because you do tons of multitasking like editing, streaming, you can always buy more ram in a store for $100 (16gb RAM)

If you are just gaming, then the first one is your choice

 

[Supernova1138]

If you are that lazy to build your own PC and save money, then go ahead, buy a pre-built one.

i7 4790k is a quad core with hyper threading. It will be noticeably better in applications or games that do not use more than 4 cores, but a bit slower while video rendering and video editing.

i7 5820k is a 6-core with hyperthreading. It will be worse for things that use 4 or less cores, but will be better for video editing/rendering.

It all depends on what you want. Also the RAM is real cheap so if you want to go with 5820k because you do tons of multitasking like editing, streaming, you can always buy more ram in a store for $100 (16gb RAM)

If you are just gaming, then the first one is your choice

RAM isn't cheap for the i7 5820k as it only works with DDR4 RAM, which is still rather pricey, and will cost you about $200 for a good 16GB kit.

 

[Forever Oleg]

If you are that lazy to build your own PC and save money, then go ahead, buy a pre-built one.

i7 4790k is a quad core with hyper threading. It will be noticeably better in applications or games that do not use more than 4 cores, but a bit slower while video rendering and video editing.

i7 5820k is a 6-core with hyperthreading. It will be worse for things that use 4 or less cores, but will be better for video editing/rendering.

It all depends on what you want. Also the RAM is real cheap so if you want to go with 5820k because you do tons of multitasking like editing, streaming, you can always buy more ram in a store for $100 (16gb RAM)

If you are just gaming, then the first one is your choice

RAM isn't cheap for the i7 5820k as it only works with DDR4 RAM, which is still rather pricey, and will cost you about $200 for a good 16GB kit.

What will you use the PC for?

 

[Tech Z]

If you are that lazy to build your own PC and save money, then go ahead, buy a pre-built one.

i7 4790k is a quad core with hyper threading. It will be noticeably better in applications or games that do not use more than 4 cores, but a bit slower while video rendering and video editing.

i7 5820k is a 6-core with hyperthreading. It will be worse for things that use 4 or less cores, but will be better for video editing/rendering.

It all depends on what you want. Also the RAM is real cheap so if you want to go with 5820k because you do tons of multitasking like editing, streaming, you can always buy more ram in a store for $100 (16gb RAM)

If you are just gaming, then the first one is your choice

RAM isn't cheap for the i7 5820k as it only works with DDR4 RAM, which is still rather pricey, and will cost you about $200 for a good 16GB kit.

What will you use the PC for?

im gonna be playing high demanding games like GTA V and BF4

 

[Forever Oleg]

I say go for G30AK