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Only Brand Name Parts

We only use recognizable brand names that coniststantly outlast and outperform.

Processors

The brains inside the computer. The CPU (central processing unit) is responsible for executing all in the instructions demanded within the PC. The more powerful the CPU, the better it can decode those instructions. More cores (and threads) means that the CPU can handle more processes at the same time. The faster the clock speed, the faster instructions are carried around the computer.

Cores: Each CPU core can execute a set of instructions. The more cores the CPU has, the more simultaneous instructions your PC can execute at at the same time

Threads: Cores on a CPU can be virtually split to process even more instructions (hyper threading).

Clock Speed: The higher the clock speed, the faster the CPU can process instructions. CPUs usually have 2 speeds as their clock speeds can throttle, so it can be slower when the PC is idle to save energy.

Intel i5

Intel i5 13400F

10 Cores
16 Threads
Up to 4.6GHz
20 MB Intel® Smart Cache

Intel i5 13500

14 Cores
20 Threads
Up to 4.8GHz
24 MB Intel® Smart Cache

Intel i5 13600KF

14 Cores
20 Threads
Up to 5.1GHz
24MB Intel® Smart Cache

Intel i7

Intel i7 13700F

16 Cores
24 Threads
Up to 5.2GHz
30MB Intel® Smart Cache

Intel i7 13700KF

14 Cores
20 Threads
Uo to 5.4GHz
30MB Intel® Smart Cache

Intel i9

Intel i9 13900F

24 Cores
32 Threads
Up to 5.6GHz
36MB Intel® Smart Cache

Intel i9 13900F

24 Cores
32 Threads
Up to 5.8GHz
36MB Intel® Smart Cache

Intel i9 13900KS

24 Cores
32 Threads
Up to 6.0GHz
36MB Intel® Smart Cache

Memory - RAM

Memory or RAM (random access memory) is temporary (it erases on restart or shut down) and fast accessed storage with the PC. Every program that gets loaded up (including windows) when you click on a program gets (mostly) loaded into RAM. That allows the PC to quickly access those instructions. The faster the RAM, the quicker your PC can access the information needed to display on the screen. The more RAM that you have, the more that can be loaded for fast access without having to go back to the hard drive to grab the data that is needed.

Which Memory is right for me?

Memory Type: DDR4 or DDR5? DDR5 supports a higher frequency and therefore higher speed.

Speed: Measured in MHz, it is the amount of the times the ram can read/werite in a second.

Size: A basic answer is the Sim Racing games wont use more than 16GB, but if you are running other applications as well (streaming, dashboards, etc) 32GB is safer and faster.

Vengeance 32GB 5600MHz

2 x 16GB
36-36-36-76
5600MHz

Dominator 32GB 5600MHz

2 x 16GB
36-36-36-76
5600MHz

Vengeance 32GB 6000MHz

2 x 16GB
36-36-36-76
6000MHz

Dominator 32GB 6000MHz

2 x 16GB
36-36-36-76
6000MHz

Hard Drive - SSD

Your hard drive or SSD (solid state drives) is where all your programs and data are stored. The larger the drive size, the more that can be permanently (given that you don’t delete it) written to the it. Speed is an important factor for hard drives. The older type drives read around 200MBps (megabytes per second). Then came the SSD (solid state drive, no moving parts) which read around 500 MBps. The newer NVME M.2 drives are much smaller and can read data at a transfer rate of 7,450 MBps.

SSD 1TB

WD BLACK SN770 1TB

Read:Up to 5150 MBps
Write:Up to 4900 MBps
PCIe Gen4 x4
600 TBW

SAMSUNG 980 1TB

Read:Up to 3500 MBps
Write:Up to 3000 MBps
PCIe Gen 3.0 x4
1.5 Million Hours MTBF

CORSAIR MP600 PRO XT

Read:Up to 7100 MBps
Write:Up to 5800 MBps
PCI-Express 4.0 x4
Lifespan 700 TBW

SAMSUNG 990 PRO 1TB

Read:Up to 7450 MBps
Write:Up to 6900 MBps
PCIe Gen 4.0 x4
1.5 Million Hours MTBF

SSD 2TB

WD BLACK SN770 2TB

Read:Up to 5150 MBps
Write:Up to 4850 MBps
PCIe Gen4 x4
1200 TBW

SAMSUNG 980 PRO 2TB

Read:Up to 7000 MBps
Write:Up to 5100 MBps
PCIe Gen 4.0 x4
1.5 Million Hours MTBF

CORSAIR MP600 PRO XT

Read:Up to 7100 MBps
Write:Up to 5800 MBps
PCI-Express 4.0 x4
Lifespan 700 TBW

SAMSUNG 990 PRO 1TB

Read:Up to 7450 MBps
Write:Up to 6900 MBps
PCIe Gen 4.0 x4
1.5 Million Hours MTBF

SSD 4TB

Crucial P3 4TB

Read:Up to 3500 MBps
Write:Up to 3000 MBps
PCI-Express 3.0 x4
800 TBW

4TB WD BLACK SN850X

Read:Up to 7300 MBps
Write:Up to 6600 MBps
PCI-Express 4.0 x4
2400 TBW

Graphics Cards

Even though processors and motherboards have embedded graphics, without using a dedicated graphics card, your racing simulator might look like playing an Atari game from 1982. By using a discreet graphics cards, your simulation can be almost indistinguishable from the real thing. Graphics cards have their own GPU or graphical processing units and similar to the CPU, a more powerful GPU will render a fast moving image with greater detail and fluidity.

GTX 1650 OC Edition

NVIDIA CUDA® Cores: 896

4GB GDDR6

NVIDIA RTX 3060

NVIDIA CUDA® Cores: 3584

8GB GDDR6

NVIDIA RTX 3060ti

NVIDIA CUDA® Cores: 4864

8GB GDDR6

NVIDIA RTX 4070ti

NVIDIA CUDA® Cores: 7680

12GB GDDR6

NVIDIA RTX 4080

NVIDIA CUDA® Cores: 9728

16GB GDDR6X

NVIDIA RTX 4090

NVIDIA CUDA® Cores: 16384

24GB GDDR6X

CPU Coolers.

Your CPU is like a person. When you are idle, everything is very cool and easy. When you work out, your body temperature rises and you start to sweat. When you use an intense program on your computer, like racing simulations, a bunch of processes and instructions are running around your computer like John Wick. More intense programming calls for more power and more power means that your CPU will heat up. Too much heat in your PC and it will shut down on you. A CPU cooler comes in 2 forms. Air cooling uses heat sinks to draw the heat from the CPU and spits out the hot air via fans. A water cooling CPU cooler uses a closed loop water system to carry the heat away from the CPU towards a radiator and uses fans push the hot air out.