HDDs, especially slow ones, are still more reliable and durable as they say. The current system one is already about 20 years old, and nothing works :) True, Windows already hardly exists on 80 GB (it has grown and can barely fit), plus some programs that only allow installation on the system disc.
I use 2 machines. 1 ryzen 1920x 12 cores 24 threads with 64 GB RAM and 2 tb SSD for OS,4 tb HDD
I just bought a workstation HPZ640 with dual Intel xeon 2967 v4 18 cores 36 threads each (72 cores) CPU , 128 GB RAM DDR4 2400T RDIMM 4tb SAS HDD , 1 tb SSD for OS
Found all parts on eBay total cost for the workstation around 400 bucks.
the video card is definitely not worth 5500, you should look on avito GT710-720 fanless, and it is better to take a processor with integrated video core at once
the board is also not worth 6000r, and some brand, it instead of the CPU should be taken on avito b/a + memory.
Of all this new only LCD should be taken.
you can save money on the video card alone and take a more powerful processor with integrated video, it will be more useful, still GT730 is an ancient card, and it seems that only recently they stopped producing them.
instead of HDD for 500 it is better to take SSD any with a 5-year warranty, recently on Wildberrys took MSI M450 for 500gb - 5 years warranty, 3100p
I am bound by circumstances. The card is expensive, probably, because low-profile - under a flat micro-ath case (I want a compact and lightweight), they suddenly disappeared from sales. GT 710-720 can not - the bus is needed 128 for toys, a new motherboard - only because of the warranty. Processor more powerful can not, because I need from the motherboard and processor full support for vindows7, and the newest of these under the processor. Video card, of course, it is worth on avito to look for.
And what is meant by that. If you stop releasing patches, it's not so bad. But if it doesn't work at all, it's worse. Microsoft stopped supporting vidos7 a long time ago, and many new programmes work with it.
prosvetlenniy_mudrec #: full support for Windows 7
Why not 3.11? It's a thing. ;-)
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on an objectively limited budget, you have to catch the sales.
ryzen under 7 is definitely not worth buying...just for old age.
i3 i5 is probably the same.
which disc is initially an option, does not play a role at all - it is under the prospect of further replacements. Memory by the way also :-) if not a notebook where replacement is haemorrhoidal - just must be the right volumes and possibly persepective.
as far as I can see - all current HDD, SDD, NVMe die like hamsters - in a couple of years, but they can be easily replaced.
It is more difficult to choose a motherboard so that everything is OK with power supply/cooling and it does not die in a couple of years. It will be wildly difficult to change it
prosvetlenniy_mudrec #: And what is meant by that. If you stop releasing patches, it's not so bad. But if it doesn't work at all, it's worse. Microsoft stopped supporting vidos7 a long time ago, and many new programmes work with it.
I admit that some functions may stop working, or they will kill compatibility in one build, as they did with 32x architecture.
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Very strange choice.
Half of the budget on drives, and for the system selected a slow hard drive, not fast SSD (any, even SATA will make the system much faster).
And choosing an AMD processor with an integrated video core (even if it's 3200G) will make enVidia's "plug" unnecessary.
I want to upgrade too. I made this list. All, of course, obsolete, but with my current one is heaven and earth. Micro-ath case.
Motherboard AFOX IH110D4-MA5-V2 (RTL) LGA1151 <H110> PCI-E Dsub+HDMI GbLAN SATA MicroATX 2DDR4
Item No.: #785609
6000 р
1 pc
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CPU Intel Core i3-9100F 3.6 GHz/4core/1+6Mb/65W/8 GT/s LGA1151
Item No.: #420837
1500 p (avito)
1 pc
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HYNIX DDR4 DIMM 8Gb <PC4-21300> memory module
Item number: #367590
1700 р
2 pcs
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HDD 500 Gb SATA 6Gb/s Western Digital Blue <WD5000LPCX(-08)> 2.5" 5400 rpm 16Mb
Item No.: #214246
5400 р
1 pc (system)
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HDD HDD 2 Tb SATA 6Gb/s Western Digital Red Plus <WD20EFPX> 3.5" 5400rpm 64Mb
Item No.: #810411
9700 р
1 pc (working)
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Video card Biostar NVIDIA GeForce GT 730 GT730-2GB D3 LP (GF108)
Product code: 2021650
5500 р
1 pc (citilink)
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30000 р
the video card is definitely not worth 5500, you should look on avito GT710-720 fanless, and it is better to take a processor with integrated video core at once
the board is also not worth 6000r, and some brand, it instead of the CPU should be taken on avito b/a + memory.
Of all this new only LCD should be taken.
you can save money on the video card alone and take a more powerful processor with integrated video, it will be more useful, still GT730 is an ancient card, and it seems that only recently they stopped producing them.
instead of HDD for 500 it is better to take SSD any with a 5-year warranty, recently on Wildberrys took MSI M450 for 500gb - 5 years warranty, 3100p
I need full windows 7 support from my motherboard and processor
MQ wrote that they will stop supporting Windows 7 in MT5 this year.
GT 710-720 can't - need 128 tyre for toys
What tyres, what toys this card is 10 years old
Take a new board on AM4 socket, even cheaper than your price will be.
CPU Processor AMD Ryzen 3 3200G OEM [AM4, 4 x 3.6 GHz, L2 - 2 MB, L3 - 4 MB, 2 x DDR4-2933 MHz, AMD Radeon Vega 8, TDP 65W]
5200p!!!!!!!!! with integrated video which is x2 more powerful than GT730!!!!
you'd be better off with a CPU a step higher than 3200G.full support for Windows 7
Why not 3.11? It's a thing. ;-)
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on an objectively limited budget, you have to catch the sales.
ryzen under 7 is definitely not worth buying...just for old age.
i3 i5 is probably the same.
which disc is initially an option, does not play a role at all - it is under the prospect of further replacements. Memory by the way also :-) if not a notebook where replacement is haemorrhoidal - just must be the right volumes and possibly persepective.
as far as I can see - all current HDD, SDD, NVMe die like hamsters - in a couple of years, but they can be easily replaced.
It is more difficult to choose a motherboard so that everything is OK with power supply/cooling and it does not die in a couple of years. It will be wildly difficult to change it
And what is meant by that. If you stop releasing patches, it's not so bad. But if it doesn't work at all, it's worse. Microsoft stopped supporting vidos7 a long time ago, and many new programmes work with it.
I admit that some functions may stop working, or they will kill compatibility in one build, as they did with 32x architecture.
In general - unknown.