Today I Learned Something ~

I am glad you learned more about the program, I figure they wanna try to keep a "GPT 2 Situation" at bay. Also I learned something too! I learned how much I wish I was Tsareena right now.

🤔 is "baby/seed junk juice" too vulgar?

https://www.ibuypower.com/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=23082679096&gclid=CjwKCAjw-rTUBhAiEiwADv8gBJIQ2CWyPHXlyZErxcbV_rIBfkhQUz7J_mN4miQfjLmkzAvUhoZ0RxoCAX4QAvD_BwE This is a really good website. You can customize your computer completely and it will only give you compatable options. Proceassor: Id go with an i9, you want a powerful processor since you use photoshop and AI needs it too. Memory (RAM): 64GB, you do editing. You want lots of it. Graphics Card: GTX 5070 is plenty powerful, but with your budget you can max it out and not even come close to 8k. Liquid cooling isnt a bad idea at all. Again, photoshop. Also AI is demanding too. Motherboard, just go big. You can expand later if need be. SSD, go as big as possible. You'll never be upset you have too much storage. You can also get back up hardrives.

if I may recommend the components for your PC (if you haven't selected them yet), here is my recommendation: 1) RTX 5080 (Why 5080? because the 5090 can (AND IT WILL) LIGHT UP from a deviation of 1 degree when connected to the power wire) 2) ASUS ROG Strix X870E-E (AM5 socket, I hope I don't need to explain why the choice was made in favor of this socket) 3) AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D (lol, obviously) 4) Samsung SSD 9100 PRO 2/4/8 TB (I may be biased in this matter, I like some Samsung products) 5) ASUS ROG Strix 1000W Platinum (If we're going to make such a great computer, we can't afford to ruin it with a bad power supply) 6) Kingston FURY Beast 32GB 6000MT/s X 4 (I just like Kingston Fury, you can take something else) 7) I need coolers and case fans with increased cooling, because everything will get very hot 8) Monitor/monitors to your taste, I use a 2K 300Hz monitor and on my 4070 I never see such FPS numbers when I play games like Helldivers 2 9) I don't think I need to go into detail about the mouse, keyboard, and other paraphernalia, since that's a matter of personal taste (if you play on Discord often, please buy a stationary microphone; don't use a headphone mic; they're not the best quality) I hope this was helpful

Pfff

Good News. A lot of Pre-builds are cheaper than making a custom PC. Custon PC will be about $8k-$13k, pre-built is about $7k-$9 for a high ram and vram build. After looking at different prices, Origin PCs (Millennium RTS 9010109) is $5750 for 96gb RAM, 32gb VRAM, 285k CPU, 4tb SSD. This is pretty much a maxed out build. Im surprised this is $5750, the price of the 32gb VRAM card alone is worth over $4250. I saw you said you wanted a lot of VRAM earlier, which a 5090 32gb VRAM is the highest you can get normally.

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Ivizcaino/saved/#view=sDy7RB Here is most of the parts I used when I built my first PC over five years ago. The only things I’ve change since is better RAM, and I currently have a NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti for a graphics card. You likely would not need such a powerful graphics card. Either way, the website is really good for knowing what parts are compatible together

I would recommend this site if you want to build your own. https://pcpartpicker.com/

Im no expert on pcs or anything but when I’m looking for a new one I usually use a site called originpc. It’s for gaming pcs and they have some pretty good prebuilt ones and if I remember right you can even pick out the parts you want for a custom build that they’ll make and send to you.

For PCs, I'd recommend the Asus ROG Flow Z13, specifically the highest end model (128GB RAM, 1TB storage, Ryzen AI Max 395+ processor). It's a little over a third of the price of your budget ($3300 vs $8k-$10k). Think of it as a tablet that doubles as a laptop.

"Don't worry about it ~" you can't tease like that

Peak teaser, peak madam weaver 🗣️