Advise on new pc build

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  1. Leon.S.K

    Leon.S.K Master Guru

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    hello .

    am building a new PC from zero , my aim this time for something that can handle all types of environment , dust , heat .. etc ..

    i have always been intel user , and i always had the problem with intel CPU where they crash after 2 years . from OC or electricity .

    am intrested in the AMD 8350 but i have no knowledge of how powerful AMD CPU's are when it comes to surviving 24/7 for a long time , if someone can clarify for me that ...


    as for the GPU i will go for Nvidia 770 , MB asus regardless if its intel or AMD .
     
  2. WittyScreenName

    WittyScreenName Banned

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    Those environments are directly harmful to PCs..you wont find any parts "Designed" to handle it.

    Some things are better than others,like a passive-cooled video card would be better than one that's actively cooled because dust and dirt will eventually make the fan stop spinning.

    Yes,watercooling would be better,but it too has a heatsink+Fan(called a Radiator).

    The 8350 is the best AMD CPU you can get for under $300 but it is a good bit weaker at single thread performance compared to similarly priced Intel CPUs.
     
  3. Darkest

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    Are you planning on replacing your current rig? If your hardware always dies from faults the problem likely lies in something you're doing. A properly OC'd CPU can go for years without a problem.

    That's why you clean your computer once in a blue moon. It isn't rocket science, a passive cooler will never provide better performance than a half decent active cooler. Dust and dirt build up will still happen, and it'll still cause problems with heat. The only way in which a passive cooler is superior is when measuring noise levels.
     
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  4. Leon.S.K

    Leon.S.K Master Guru

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    yes I loved the price/peroformance ratio was good for me plus in total it will cost a lot less than a full intel setup with the same performance .

    some parts of my current rig died , like the VGA and the MB . I cant confirm if the CPU and ram are alive that's why am starting from ma scratch .

    I regularly clean my PC every weekend , my previos rig died duo overvoltage in overclock , but this one I didn't OC at all it was an electricity problem .

    I have been building computers for couple years now , but when ever a component dies I cant confirm the reason or if other components damaged in the process , that's why am asking for help from experts to advise on chosing the correct parts . to help protecting the PC for a longer time , like .

    motherboard : shielded vs standard ? for dust protection.

    CPU :intel vs amd when it comes to heat or sudden voltage drops , is any of em has better handling ?

    cooling : water vs air ? am not planning on OC .

    stabilizer : I need a good recommendation here cuz this one is a must .

    PSU: 80 platinum or just any 80 will do ?

    sorry for the long explanation , i just wanted to clarify exactly the help i needed .


    thank you
     

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