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apart from the green WiFi card ruining it!

Yeah, chosen really for the aesthetics, not really required and certainly didn't require the Hero... The first PC we ordered (last year) actually had the gigabyte Gaming X installed, We had a budget so why not fill it!

Looks like a beauty there buddy! Would love one! 😊

Cheers @SpyderTracks Thanks for the nice comment!... I tried a few renderings on Adobe Dimension earlier (non-overclocked)... I totally agree with that statement about Ryzen, an absolute beast! :)

Two new work PC's i configured/installed today, used (by myself and colleague) for mostly 3D CAD with Autodesk Inventor Professional but also used for AutoCAD and the Adobe CC Suite. It took a lot of effort from me to finally convince the bean counters/IT dept not to buy another Dell.. I...

It was a long time ago i did a module in microelectronics but when we were learning about CPUs we started with the basics... It's not really about pushing 1s & 0s to the CPU... I would start learning about something like the Motorola 68000.. I can't really help more than that but i remember...

I think you've forgotten to put the specs in!

@New to this! I would suggest beefing up the graphics card as Autodesk Revit can get a bit heavy on the 3D depending on the users workflow. Do you have a budget? how is the software used? Small or large assemblies?

Hey all, I'm new to the forum so thought i would introduce myself a bit... I'm a mechanical design engineer that works in the aircraft industry, i also work on and design wiring systems. I've been 'into' computers since my mum and dad bought me a 'BBC Micro' when i was a mere baby, since then...

I moved from PS4 to PC a few years ago, you're going to love it! Something i wasn't expecting is the hardest thing for me was getting used to mouse and keyboard! i kept wanting to plug the controller in but resisted... finally it payed off! Enjoy! :D

@Oussebon I completely agree in what you've said, Lot's of different CAD applications out there that may not benefit form a Quadro card, from personal experience a lower spec Quadro can outperform a higher spec gaming card with certain workloads. For more complex assemblies i would always favor...

The only suggestion i would make is to use a Quadro GPU with CAD applications, my experience has always been better with Entry level Quadro cards over high end gaming cards... will all depend on your budget!

Hi there, I would strongly recommend a Quadro card for CAD applications. I use Autodesk Inventor & AutoCAD here at work on a Quadro (currently an M4000, Soon to be RTX 4000) For me the performance from CAD software always favors Quadro cards. There are a few good videos on YouTube that explain...