Many shop dun have this model.. any other reccomendatio?

Good liquid cooler AIO never come cheap, but I have seen some positive feedback on ID-Cooling (240L only costs RM 300) 

If your friend is aiming to get a Corsair 240L AIO then he needs to prepare at least RM 500, same goes to NZXT Kraken.

If SSD is a must, you can consider downgrading the CPU from i5 to i3 or GPU from GTX1060 3GB to GTX1050Ti, I prefer the first option though.

Corsair Hydro H100i V2/NZXT Kraken X52/Cryorig A40 Ultimate etc.

Make sure the casing has radiator mounting point and can fit 240L AIO (if cannot then please look for 120L, or if he wants larger size please look for 280L or 360L).

Corsair Hydro H100i V2/NZXT Kraken X52/Cryorig A40 Ultimate etc.

Make sure the casing has radiator mounting point and can fit 240L AIO (if cannot then please look for 120L, or if he wants larger size please look for 280L or 360L).

Nope, Cryorig A40 is the cheapest, then Corsair H100i then NZXT X52.

Hi Sifu.. I need some advise regarding my spec.

Budjet around RM 7.3k Max

Part I need to buy (Motherboard, Processor, GC)
Purposed to used for Gaming , some Work (Illustrator/Photoshop)
Monitor : Dell Ultrasharp U2417H (1080p Gaming Resolution)

I got 2 options in my mind :-

First :
i7-6700k
Asus Maximus Formula (1151)
Asus GTX 1080 OC

Second :
i7-6800k
Asus Rampage 10 (x99)
Asus GTX 1070 OC
1) Which options good for my next upgrade ?? (currently i use i5-2500k, gtx 560Ti, Asus p8p67-Pro motherboard)
2) I really need gtx 1080 for gaming ?? or 1070 will be good enof ?? (seem like for now i gonna use it for play game at resolution 1080p)
3) i7-6700k and i7-6800k ?? big different ?? Should i stay 1151socket ? or upgrade to x99 ??

Help me sifu .. dilemma... everynight ... keep watch youtube/forum.. really cant help me make my decision. either first (1) option / second (2) option

What gpu can i get under 1k?

Best bang for the buck

Any mITX chassis will do? Is there any special requirement like the size? Card height? HDD/SSD slot etc?

Asus GTX1050Ti 4GB GDDR5 Expedition - RM 799
Kingston SSDNow UV400 480GB SSD - RM 612
Tecware F3 - RM 125

Total: RM 1536 (ETech price inclusive of GST)

There are 2 types of M.2 SSD in the market, SATA based M.2 SSD and NVMe PCIe M.2 SSD, M.2 is just an 'interface' or 'connector'.

NVMe PCIe SSD is very fast but it is not worth my money if you ask me, I can't feel its existence in normal real life usage (I am just a normal user ), yes my PC does boot up few seconds faster than my normal SATA SSD but it still doesn't worth my money at least for me, I wouldn't recommend anyone to get it now (unless you are very rich ), wait for the cost and price to settle down first in the next few years. I bought it at a discounted price last time just to try it out and decided to keep it till now as my main daily driver FYI.

SATA based M.2 SSD is much cheaper, almost identical to 2.5" SATA SSD, speed wise is also similar to 2.5" SATA SSD as they are using SATA interface. And yes not all mobo support M.2, even if it does support M.2, you will need to check whether it supports NVMe or not before purchasing a NVMe PCIe M.2 SSD, if it doesn't, you can only install a SATA based M.2 SSD (like most of the laptops only support SATA M.2 SSD, except the newer one).

Just asking...

GTX970 G1 4GB 256bit vs GTX1060 6GB 198bit

Which one better? I am still can't decide for my GPU

So for beginner level.. which would you recommend, wanna explore most of the game not so hardcore gamer.

Yeah prolly 1080 as my monitor is dell u2414h for starting.
I ordered all the parts, only left GPU, keyboard, mouse and speaker have not confirmed yet.

For pure speedy storage, SATA SSD is still more worth for now. And your mobo supports both SATA and PCIe M.2 SSD, 1.5GB is nothing since it can be transferred in just few seconds even with SATA SSD (provided the destination drive isn't too slow) 

Hi bro, to clear up your mind, you won't see much different in real world test for SATA SSD or PCIe SSD or M.2 PCIe SSD in transferring files, gaming, windows boot time, etc. The most is few second different although in benchmark you saw big big difference.

Then you will ask, do you need a PCIe SSD? Whether is in the form factor of M.2, U.2, or PCIe add on card? Well, it depends on your usage. Let me give you an example why PCIe 3.0 x4 is a must have for video editor. You see, to capture a 4K video in real time / live, normal HDD, SATA SSD and even some slower PCIe SSD can't perform. What do I mean by can't perform? Well, the video capture process will stop because the MB/s writing speed is more than what the HDD or SSD can sustain, therefore it stop capturing.

So, if you do not perform such task, I consider you don't need a PCIe SSD, unless you have money to burn.

And as a normal user, for IOPS, you need to emphasize more on higher 4K read and 4K write speed instead of sequential read and write speed.

salam to all..

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