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Considering the components I brought weren't the top top of the line parts I haven't had a game run badly in ultra mode yet
The PC Thread - Tips, Benchmarks, Specs, Laptops, Custom Desktops, Pre-Builds and more.
@Barnett114
@Ciggavelli
A homie asked me to build a pc for him and his business partner. He knows I used to build gaming rigs for myself and wants to pay me for a strong computer that they will be using for photography or editing photos.
I been out of the loop for a while. You brehs mind helping me pick parts or tell me where to start? Daps and reps
@Ciggavelli
A homie asked me to build a pc for him and his business partner. He knows I used to build gaming rigs for myself and wants to pay me for a strong computer that they will be using for photography or editing photos.
I been out of the loop for a while. You brehs mind helping me pick parts or tell me where to start? Daps and reps
I love parting out builds. First question though, what’s the budget?@Barnett114
@Ciggavelli
A homie asked me to build a pc for him and his business partner. He knows I used to build gaming rigs for myself and wants to pay me for a strong computer that they will be using for photography or editing photos.
I been out of the loop for a while. You brehs mind helping me pick parts or tell me where to start? Daps and reps
I'll be connecting my Macbook to these monitors, right now I connect to my single monitor by simply plugging the HDMI cable into it.
I have an older Macbook with the ports (2 USBs, HDMI, 2 Mini DisplayPorts etc)... so I don't think a dock is necessary. I'm thinking I'll just have to use my HDMI port and a Mini DisplayPort to HDMI cable to extend out to the monitors. Unless I can link the monitors with each other or something.
Either way, I just want to make sure I have all the cables and shyt necessary when everything gets here tomorrow.
@Barnett114
@Ciggavelli
A homie asked me to build a pc for him and his business partner. He knows I used to build gaming rigs for myself and wants to pay me for a strong computer that they will be using for photography or editing photos.
I been out of the loop for a while. You brehs mind helping me pick parts or tell me where to start? Daps and reps
Need a budget.
PCs for photo editing when including good monitors can be expensive
I'm just building the desktop unit, homie said he and his partner will sort out the moniter and peripherals. I'm gonna say $900 budget?
My bad I just hit him up and his budget is actually $500.
He's stretching it if he's talking about serious photo editing
He's stretching it if he's talking about serious photo editing
I relayed that to him and they've decided to go with what you recommended. I think they're knocking off the 1tb hard drive tho. Thanks for the help breh. 
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My bad I just hit him up and his budget is actually $500.
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What kind of drive was it? 1TB HDDs are cheap and I'm assuming he's going to be shooting RAW files, which can fill up a drive fast depending on how much they shoot.
He's passing on the WD Blue 1tb HDD that's in the list @Barnett114 posted. I told him the 500gb SSD might not be enough for what he'll be doing but I haven't heard back from him yet.
