imei builds a multi purpose powerful pc .....part ii introduction,choosing the components & shipping

NjuguNiTamu · September 28, 2017, 6:16pm

Hitman absolution??

system · September 28, 2017, 7:34pm

Doom
Battlefield 1
Sniper elite 4
Mortal Kombat X
Dishonoured
Mafia 3
Forza(from Windows store)
Far Cry 4
Far Cry Primal
The witcher Wildhunt(awesome game)
Deus Ex
Rise of the Tomb raider
… aaaagrh nimechoka kuandika

system · September 28, 2017, 7:38pm

watchdogs(ya kwanza was upus though)
COD(Black ops 3, infinite warfare and advanced warfare)
Fallout 4(Bethesda has some of the best games handsdown)

imei2012 · September 28, 2017, 10:43pm

Thanks

imei2012 · October 2, 2017, 9:24am

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@Deorro safisha mecho kwanza work in progress

system · October 2, 2017, 9:50am

Lemme go wank to this na arimis, narudi kulike

mariachi · October 2, 2017, 10:16am

hope umebakisha arimis supa. naenda kununua sa huu

Tester · November 23, 2017, 1:26am

imei2012:

How do you intend to ship all these parts? you ask yourself ok about last three weeks a platoon strength of navy seals landed pale kwa trumpland for some joint exercises and training before they left i had a lengthy conversation with them and they agreed they will divide the parts amongst themselves and bring them home. We agreed once they land they will text me the residence address and use it as shipping address true to they kept their word, I ordered and in record two days all the package had arrived. I had contacted kentex and kote and would have forked some real dough so what am i gonna pay for shipping ? in bottles of vat 69 which retail at a cool ksh 840 pale works:D @Luther12 @123tokambio @Marty McFly @amun @mariachi @Cypher254 @Deorro @screwplus @vercetti19 @vuja de and all enthusiasts

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Danfrey · January 28, 2018, 9:45pm

imei2012:

Incase you missed part one here is the link
https://www.kenyatalk.com/index.php?threads/imei-builds-a-multi-purpose-powerful-pc-part-i-introduction-choosing-the-components-shipping.58282/

Disclaimer, like i stated in part one the info herein is purely based on my research and may not necessarily be factually correct, its written from my perspective. The list continues from number 5. I still hold that its wise to get the best of the first three ie CPU,MOBO & GPU.

CPU COOLER
Your top end cooler will need something to keep the temperatures low during those heavy tasks or gaming. Like i had indicated there are three types of cooling namely air that uses computer cpu cooling fans which are fairly priced but their downside is that they are huge hence may get in the way of other components like ram, pci e lanes etc they also seam quite loud. second is a custom water loop which are flashy and highly customizable you can cool the cpu,mobo, gpu in one loop hence your end build is not only nicely,neatly done but also flashy as hell the downside is that the are super expensive and can only recommmend to someone who is highly experienced in pc building and not newbie like in my case. Finally there is a solution called an AIO that combines the best of both the air and custom loop cooling, Its mid range pricing and that is what i choose. I had told you that saving shipping costs allowed me to go for full rgb hence went for thermaltake 3.0 ring rgb. The type you use make sure is compatible with the socket on the mobo.

[MEDIA=amazon]B0196LP24M[/MEDIA]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StvrSs87oTo

STORAGE
Storage is a critical part of any build whether its for the os or your other files here one is confronted between choosing between the SOLID STATE DRIVES aka ssds and the the traditional hard drives ie the spinning with magnetic heads. ssds do not have spinning heads like their traditional counter parts hence they have higher write and read speads. They are further divided into two namely:
a) m.2 ssd which are premium with insane read and write speeds the downside is that they are super expensive. They are high performance. They use pcie and use the m.2 port on the mobo.
b) sata ssd which come in the 2.5 inch form and use sata cable to connect to the mobo. They are commonly found in laptops and hit sata speeds of 600mbps. They are failry priced and are in between the m.2 and the regular hard disk.
second we have the traditional hard drive here when purchasing kindly look at the rpm where an rpm like 7200 will be slightly faster than 5400 but the downside is that they tend to be loud. Also manufactures have embraced colouring to distinguish between perfomance with coluor types like black,blue,green etc hence exercise due deligence. My advice is that pick an ssd for use with the OS but pick the traditonal hard drive for regular storage for documents,music,videos etc here is what I chose:
i) (a) for os [MEDIA=amazon]B01M20VBU7[/MEDIA]
(b)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwOphx_2f6k

ii)(a) for storage i went for two of these [MEDIA=amazon]B00OS86QEO[/MEDIA]
(b) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBiy72-vffU

here its purely subjective to choose the type of drives you want for your personal needs

Nimechoka(wd50) ntaendelea baadaye…@amun

Good stuff…where is part three?

imei2012 · January 29, 2018, 3:02am

Niko currently busy but ntaweka be patient