If money was no problem, what PC would you buy?

caselabs.

 

If money was seriously no problem i would probably just build your computer to every new feature it can get.

 

I'm not up to date on current hardware.. Anyway, I'd start with a quad socket server mobo with four OC'd Xeon 4650's, 4-way (not quad) SLI GTX Titans, max out the motherboard with Corsair Dominator Platinum RAM, eight or more OCZ-REVODRIVE3's (SSD) in RAID 0 for speed, a RAID 6 config with large drives for storage (however much I need), custom water cooling loop, custom case, LED's for speed, and about 35-40 monitors to make it look cool.

 

35-40 monitors. Okay.

 

Honestly I think building a computer in the $3-4k range would be the best solution.

Hardware devalues insanely fast because of Moore's Law and thus spending $20k+ on a computer that might only be worth say $3-5k in a few years is wasteful and really no point in it unless you are doing say academic work with the computer such as processing huge amounts of data.

 

Yeah man, cover the wall.

 

Reasonable enough.

 

Solid state 15" in MacBook pro with retina

(What I have)

 

You don't ask for much do you.

 

A Department of Defence Super Computer. With 100% Markup to make them not be able to decline my offer.

 

500,000 PS3s

I need to do some... major calculations ;D

 

Yeah, major ones, like calculating how much that'd cost.

 

500,000 x 250 = 125,000,000

Not too bad. Could most likely get a discount.

 

The Price of my computer would probably be over 5k lol