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Thank you for the reply guys... I'll use the other ways then.. Cheers

Yeah, It may be high, but I'm choosing cheap gpu only, not high end one... I'm targeting the cheapest way too build it.

sorry, I meant VMs...

Hi there I'm thinking on creating budget multiple user one pc for office and web browsing uses with VMs. I'm targeting for 3 to 5 users. After some research I think GT 730 is the best option for the GPU. And for the motherboard, I think ASRock - Z270 Taichi would be enough. But, I need suggestion on CPU... How many cores should I pick? xeon or i7? Or should I change the motherboard instead? Or... should I try other option instead? I've tried multiple rdp, but the quality and responsiveness is limited by how fast the client to decode the screen, even my i5 gen6 laptop can't make it feel like 'native' even I wire it with gigabit connection.

I don't think I would like to have NAS for now, but a same drive for putting games so both player can access would be preferred. So 1 HDD and 1 SSD would be enough right? I'm thinking about getting a 240G SSD first...

Thank you for the reply From your suggestion here's the upgrade I should have: Better processor (min. 8 core) Motherboard with multiple x8 PCI-E 3.0 A Couple more ram (about 20 gig) New vga 2 ssd and 1 hdd (So that would make me have 2 hdd and 1 ssd) How about networking? Should I have multiple lan card or wifi adapter?

Thank you for the reply.. We're not a kind of serious gamer... so entry level gaming would be enough, From your explanation, it would be enough (to try at least) if I add more ram. How about the drive? Do I need extra SSD? or should I add more HDD? or partition would be enough? btw, my PSU currently 500w

Hi guys.. My spec is this: Intel i7-4770 Micro-ATX h81m 8 gb Ram Sapphire Nitro+ RX 570 Asus GT 640 4GD3 (not installed) 2 TB Hard Drive My goal is to make 2 player 1 cpu. Which hardware should I bought? And which Installation type should I use? Thank you