Pc building, anyone else out there?

Response times is purely south bridge speeds (for all intents and purposes) and accessing ram from CPU goes through north bridge. Things being accessed more tend to be shifted to L1/2/3 cache since its next to the CPU

RAM: 32 GB 3200MHz xD obviously DDR4 GPU: GeForce RTX 2080 DUKE 8G PSU: 850W Corsair MoBo: Z390 AORUS ELITE-CF CPU: Intel Core i9 9900k CPU cooler: Cooler master masterliquid ml240 SSD: Samsung SSD 970 EVO 500GB HDD: WDC WD40EZRZ-00GXCB0 (4TB) ^^ That picture is from a year and a half ago when just finished with the building. Actually studying as computer technician so ye xD obviously i love building them

@blackheart beautiful build, and u actually got the i9-9900k, very nice, and I actually would love to work at a micro center myself but pc building isent too much a thing in the south... No micro centers around... Maybe sometime though... I'm using my backup at the moment till I finish my primary, never done liquid cooling, kinda want to tho

And sorry Rei, didnt see ur post, I still have alot of learning to do with pc building, I dont know alot about north and south bridge tbh, I watched a video on it but didnt quite understand everything

Here in my country not really a lot of companies work with building PC more like repairing. More or less i wanna go software road but I still do enjoy building them ^^. Or repairing stuff like consoles that's fun too i whana get more into it actually. I would recommend liquid cooling especially if u have cpu like I9 wich is known for getting extremely hot. Dont waste money if u going for something like ryzen 5 tho.

Im indifferent about building PCs.. its just legos but time consuming. I've done a ton of console repair tho. I've had to resolder on the switch's SD molex a few times.. that sucks especially since those are known for cold solder joints and the connectors are custom made.

Never done any console repair nor component repair, wasn't dabbling with this stuff until 2016 and after I went to pc I didnt go back to console, actually got my ps4 and all my games lent out cause I dont like things to go to waste and I was like here, I'm not using it right now

I was thinking of getting some profit out of repairing switch. U have any experiences with that kind of thing? Not really sure yet but i do whana try

Pc Build Name : TheNekoMonster CASE: NZXT H700 Black Red MOTHERBOARD: MSI MPG Z390 Gaming pro carbon CPU: IntelCore i7 9700K OC to 4.8Mhz GPU: MSI Nvidia RTX 2080 DUKE Edition RAM: G.SKILL TRIDENT Z RGB 16GB POWER: EVGA Supernova 650w Gold CPU COOLER: NZXT Kraken x52 STORAGE: Samsung 970 Evo 500GB NVMe Samsung 860 QVO SSD Kingston Hyperx Fury 240GB SSD WD Green 2TB HDD