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2 4tb Enterprise SAS hard drives that I run as RAID1 (bought in 2017 from Amazon Warehouse Deals for $65 each),.Nvidia GTX 1060 3GB graphics card (bought on Amazon during the 2018 black friday sale),.1Tb SSD (bought during the 2020 Amazon Prime Day sale),.I also re-use as much as I can from the previous build. I do some periodic incremental upgrades in between these major upgrades (usually drives, additional memory, upgraded video card, etc). That process has usually given me robust machines that generally last me for about 5 years before I have to start the process over. I typically buy used hardware for my upgrades, a generation or two back, but at the high-end. I have been building my own media PCs for years (since the 1990s), and was looking for a replacement for my Core I7 860 media machine that is getting a bit "long in the tooth". I thought my adventure in upgrading to a new machine (eventually winding up with an HP Z460 workstation), might be interesting to you folks, and helpful to some in that they can leverage off of what I've done. I am new to this forum, and found it when searching for information on HP Z workstations. Using a HP Smart Array P812 PCI-e SAS Server RAID Controller with capacitor buffer backup, $15 Ebay
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Windows 10 Pro retail (free upgrade from windows 7 retail)
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TCL 65P635 65 inch 4K HDR TV via HDMI (upgraded from 55" this year,net cost $200)ĭenon 7.2ch AV receiver with Dolby Atmos and DTS:X Using stock Z460 dual fans, because the Z460 motherboard requires them, using 2nd fan inside case.ģ2Gb DDR4 2400MHz REG ECC SERVER MEMORY $70 used on EbayġTb Western digital Nvme SSD, 2x4Tb SAS drives in RAID 1, 2x12Tb shucked western digital NAS, RAID1 HP Z460 with Intel C612 chipset, can use Xeon V3 and V4 processors
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HP Z440/Z460 workstation purchased used on Ebay for $152 w/bad motherboard, plus motherboard for $62
#Dts audio control panel hp z240 Pc
It's mostly for their school stuff anyway, but I doubt they'd be excited over getting an "office" PC as a Christmas gift, so it at least had to look cool and do some basic gaming. Could have been way cheaper as I have a ton of server junk lying around I could have made work (PSU, coolers, fans, etc.), but it wouldn't "look cool" for the kids lol I checked and the R7 250 2GB can do Fortnite and Minecraft and whatever, so it should be OK if the 290X doesn't work out. So I've spent around $180-ish on it so far, add in SSD/RGB fans, and total should come in around $220.
#Dts audio control panel hp z240 1080p
I might have just enough left for a cheap 120mm CPU cooler.they'll have to wait 'til Easter for RGB fans and an SSD lol Got a cheap 1366x768 monitor, RGB keyboard and RGB gamer-y mouse.looking to upgrade my personal monitor to 144hz soon and when I do they can just have the one am using now (23" 1080P HDMI/DVI 75hz).
Newegg had a Cooler Master 550W semi-modular on for $35 CAD, so that should be here in the next few days or so and then I can start putting everything together and testing. Still going to try the 290X out, but got the R7 250 just in case it doesn't work out and I want to be sure I have a working card in the PC before Christmas morning. I ended up just getting an R7 250 2GB ($40 shipped) as the R7 350's I was looking at were gone and what was left were a little more money than I had to spend. Saves me money at the cost of time, which my disabled butt has lots of. Heck.I've convinced myself to at least see what I can do with the 290X.
If the 290X at half speed works, it would still be a decent "low spec" card for 1080P.I think. There is also GT 710 type cards.but I'd rather not, and if I did, it would be temporary. The R7 350 come in 2GB and maybe even 4GB? Just going by memory here. GTX 460 are cheap.but the VRAM is too low, IMO (I only really play Quake Champions and it needs 2GB to not "hitch" or whatever IDK what it's called). Those OEM R7 350 cards seemed to go for peanuts on Ebay, though, last I checked. They'll eventually get my RX580.eventually. If it will even run at 500MHz 100% stable with that setup I'll be fine with it. I think I'll just set it to as high as I can with it running "passively" (no fans on the cooler, though the case I am using has two, otherwise fairly useless, 120mm fan mounts above the PSU and directly beneath the GPU). When I was last using it, I used it daily but had 3x90mm server fans zip-tied to it screaming away just to keep it at 800MHz core+undervolt. The card looks like it has been through a war or something.been through two sets of fans on it, none of them work anymore.
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