hello, i want to build a new pc for personal use,

i want to know if there are any 128gb ram bundle in lebanon,

and if there were any m.2 turbo pcie ssd, like sm951 or so in local market,

thank guys
What you are planned Specs / Usage:

64GB DDR4 Ram - Maximum Capacity on the Z170

64GB DDR4 Ram - Maximum Capacity on the X99

Kingston SSDNow 240GB M.2 SATA is available here , the turbo varainat do not think so.
x99 support 128gb, MSI X99A SLI PLUS

m.2 sata is ~500mb write read, m.2 turbo pcie is 2200mb read and 1500write,

this will affect so much photoshop cache.

thanks for your reply, this is what i am planning to build:

i7-5820K 3.3GHz
ram 128gb
MSI X99A SLI PLUS
NZXT Phantom PHAN-001BK
m2.turbo sm951 samsung
wd 1tb
lg dvd rw
Viewsonic VX-2770 27”
MSI GTX 980TI 6GD5
ajmclen wrotex99 support 128gb, MSI X99A SLI PLUS

m.2 sata is ~500mb write read, m.2 turbo pcie is 2200mb read and 1500write,

this will affect so much photoshop cache.

thanks for your reply, this is what i am planning to build:

i7-5820K 3.3GHz
ram 128gb
MSI X99A SLI PLUS
NZXT Phantom PHAN-001BK
m2.turbo sm951 samsung
wd 1tb
lg dvd rw
Viewsonic VX-2770 27”
MSI GTX 980TI 6GD5
Go with a Samsung 950 Pro or an Intel 750 series, and a Fury X, as after the release of the Crimson drivers the Fury X matches the 980 Ti at 1080p and beats it at 1440p and 4K, and Trixx unlocked the Fury lineup's voltages and allowed HBM overclocking which gives you a pretty good performance boost at higher resolutions.
Die_Kapitan, do u know in lebanon where i can find the sm 950 pro?

thanks
ajmclen wroteDie_Kapitan, do u know in lebanon where i can find the sm 950 pro?

thanks
I don't think you can find one in Lebanon, yet. PCandAPrts might get them before January though since they always have a stock of Samsung SSDs.
Out of curiosity, why would anyone need that much RAM?
Salloum wroteOut of curiosity, why would anyone need that much RAM?
Because an increasing number of software developers these days don't care for fixing memory leaks.
Imagine playing a car racing game. You start a new race. Textures are loaded from disk and cached in memory. You restart the race. The same textures are read from disk and cached in memory again instead of being read directly from memory. That is just one example.

Another example: an app displays a widget that says "save game". you save and the widget disappears but the memory used to display it is not gc'ed. you eat more memory every time the 'save game' dialog is displayed.

Another example: you start a minesweeper app game. you finish and win. the old map is not freed even though it is not in use anymore. only the old score should have stayed in memory. you press 'new game'. more memory is used to draw a new map. etc... etc...
Salloum wroteOut of curiosity, why would anyone need that much RAM?
no specific reason.. if possible, why not!
Only makes sense if you're running virtual machines. 64GB is more than what you need (even with the most deeply layered Illustrator and Photoshop work)
any 64gb ddr4 kit available in market??
Make sure your OS can handle that amount of RAM. Apart from the 64-bit requirement, different versions of Windows permit different amounts of RAM.