SEDATECH PC BUILDS - any experience with them + parts pick review

tele2020

Anyone here buy one from them. I've shared by spec list, not sure on fans/coolers, but i9 ultra and 5070ti 16gb are main priorities. I'm future proofing for 10 years or more hopefully. Used mainly for video editing and lightroom/photoshop) Not sure on best cpu / gpu cooling, but hopefully someone can review the list.

Also picked the particular case because it has usb's and headphone jack etc in the front as the unit will be on desk. I don't get these cases putting all the ports on top, I would have thought that makes them susceptible to spills/dust.

https://www.sedatech.net/en/pc-configurator-15113?configKey=Qh2vx9

K.O.Kiki

https://de.pcpartpicker.com/list/ncRYwY

Self-build with 128GB RAM, 2TB latest-gen Samsung 9100 Pro, 4TB PCIe4.0 SSD, 850W Platinum PSU, and a case where you can choose to put I/O on top or bottom-left.

I assume you want Intel for QuickSync.

tele2020

ah thanks K.O , I had to look up Quicksync, but right now I'm on just shotcut and maybe I'll advance to DaVinci, but it will be a learning curve. I'm getting high specs because I'm on an old Dell 660 I think and God I open a few windows while editing in lightroom and I just get the wheels of doom and also my windows 10 boots in like 3-5 minutes, so that needs speeeding up with ssds.

Absolutely appreciate you doing the pcPP for me. Thanks

K.O.Kiki

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123298725#Comment_123298725

Puget Systems does indeed recommend Intel for DaVinci.

K.O.Kiki

@tele2020

Get this AIO if you can

https://www.hwcooling.net/en/arctics-new-pro-variant-of-liquid-freezer-iii-pro-aio/