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1 | - | Building assistance (If you have the part already, set the price to 0): |
1 | + | Building assistance (Note: If you have a part already, mark as purchased in the pcpartpicker list): |
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3 | https://pcpartpicker.com/ | |
4 | http://www.logicalincrements.com/ | |
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7 | When posting your build ALWAYS explain the purpose of the machine. | |
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12 | Skylake Chipsets main differences: | |
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14 | Regular- | |
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16 | - | H170: Regular chipset - 16 PCIe 3.0 lanes - 6 S-ATA ports - PCIe Storage: 2 - 2 RAM slots per channel |
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17 | - | Z170: Required for OC - 16 PCIe 3.0 lanes - 6 S-ATA ports - PCIe Storage: 3 - 2 RAM slots per channel |
17 | + | H170: Regular chipset - 16 PCIe 3.0 lanes (supports Crossfire) - 6 S-ATA ports - PCIe Storage: 2 - 2 RAM slots per channel |
18 | Z170: Required for OC - 20 PCIe 3.0 lanes (supports CF and SLI) - 6 S-ATA ports - PCIe Storage: 3 - 2 RAM slots per channel | |
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20 | Business- | |
21 | B150: 8 PCIe 3.0 lanes - 6 S-ATA ports - PCIe Storage: 0 - 2 RAM slots per channel | |
22 | Q150: 10 PCIe 3.0 lanes - 6 S-ATA ports - PCIe Storage: 0 - 2 RAM slots per channel | |
23 | Q170: 20 PCIe 3.0 lanes - 6 S-ATA ports - PCIe Storage: 3 - 2 RAM slots per channel | |
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25 | Server- | |
26 | C232: 8 PCIe 3.0 lanes (max 4x) - 6 S-ATA ports - ECC RAM support | |
27 | C236: 20 PCIe 3.0 lanes (max 4x) - 8 S-ATA ports - ECC RAM support | |
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29 | Most often B150 is the best price/value. Always thoroughly check if the chipset fulfills your needs. | |
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32 | If you get a Skylake K CPU, you need the Z170 chipset. Never buy one without the other. | |
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37 | Kaby Lake Chipsets main differences: | |
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39 | http://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-200-series-chipsets,33305.html | |
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44 | Don't skimp on your PSU, ever. | |
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46 | Safe PSUs: | |
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48 | Low end: | |
49 | Be quiet! Pure Power L8 | |
50 | Be quiet! System Power 7 | |
51 | ||
52 | Mainstream: | |
53 | Cooler Master GM | |
54 | Antec VPF | |
55 | Fractal Design Integra M | |
56 | Super Flower Golden Green HX | |
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58 | High-End: | |
59 | be quiet! Straight Power 10 | |
60 | Straight Power 10 CM | |
61 | Seasonic G-series | |
62 | XFX TS Gold | |
63 | Antec True Power Classic | |
64 | Enermax Revolution X't II | |
65 | Cooler Master V | |
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67 | Enthousiast: | |
68 | The more expensive versions of previous brands | |
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74 | If you want an older system to feel fast and snappy again, get an SSD. | |
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78 | - | http://download.microsoft.com/download/6/a/1/6a1647ee-3fc7-47f2-9afe-470ad5e5d856/oemsoftwarelicensingrulesandrestrictions.pdf |
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79 | ||
80 | Windows OEM Keys: | |
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82 | - | PM me for updates |
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84 | Reference: | |
85 | http://download.microsoft.com/download/6/a/1/6a1647ee-3fc7-47f2-9afe-470ad5e5d856/oemsoftwarelicensingrulesandrestrictions.pdf |