YES. Thank you so much PCPartPicker Team!!!

Thumbs up for this update! Been waiting for that multi-CPU support for practically decades!

Thanks for the update, it must've been a lot of work behind putting all that data in a concise database.

I just have one question, has any of the staff considered the possibility of letting the users push requests to help with things like fixing outdated information or even adding new/different versions of products that might only be available in certain retailers?

A fine example would be, there's this kit of DDR4 RAM from Crucial that the website lists with Newegg and Adorama but not with Amazon, even though it's available there as well. The only way to get in touch about those things would be sending a message through the Contact & Imprint link or a direct email to one of the staff, but a more friendly user report interface like "Add another supported retailer" might be a more swift and elegant solution.

I have other ideas of the kind but I'd like to know if the staff has any on the roadmap already or if there's anything else I should be aware before putting any expectations on it.

I was putting together a dual cpu rig, however when I got to the mother board there were none available. When will that become available?

I only asking this question out curiosity. What big other plans you guys have for the site. Are you guys thinking of expanding out of just PCs, like for example "drone partpicker" or etc. Thanks you guys are the best, PCpartpicker team are the true pioneers of this age. Keep up the work!!

I'm going to second (third? forth?) the notion for crowd sourced changes to parts info. You might have to develop your own module that makes sense. But maybe allow users to enter corrections for certain things (for instance: this MOBO is incompatible with the CPU I have selected). Then, the correction has to be verified by the userbase several times over before it is automatically updated. (Or one of the staff can instantly accept/verify it).

Awesome site.

Could you add a slider or something under motherboards where it will show if the motherboard can take more than 1 CPU?

I do not know much about motherboards that take 2 or more CPU's so I don't know the names or what to look for to determine what motherboards take more than 1 CPU.

Very nice indeed, congrats!

YAY MY PCIE POST GOT THROUGH THANK YOU SO MUCH

I'm sorry but I don't know what multi cpu motherboards are. Can someone please explain?

Yes Philip! My Budget guide v2 was gonna be a failure without the added PCI-E change! Thanks so much!

I found a bug with the power connectors. Build: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/gkcYBm https://pcpartpicker.com/part/evga-power-supply-220t21600x1 and https://pcpartpicker.com/part/evga-power-supply-220p21600x1 both have the same amount. https://pcpartpicker.com/part/evga-power-supply-220t21600x1 says that there's not enough connectors (correct), while https://pcpartpicker.com/part/evga-power-supply-220p21600x1 says nothing

Also, why don't we add a 8-pin to dual 6-pin splitter category?

wow, thanks. sometimes it's really nice to consider dual cpu rigs.

Awesome! Always love seeing new additions like this to the site. Always getting better =D

Does the new compatibility update take video card cables into consideration or does it just tell you straight up that you don't have enough cables with your psu

Thanks for any answers!

Brilliant news from PCPartPicker about the already extensive build compatibility filters now allowing ECC and multi-CPU parameters to be selected.

A real boon to those of us looking to build home-servers and virtualisation hosts.

+1 for the teaser about an upcoming new category or part last month; NAS for shared storage. Again that's another one for home server builders.

Yes, they are very useful. Thank you.

nice

can microphones and maybe other things like a software (Advast, adobe photoshop, komplete 10, fl studio 12, and a LOT more) be added. Also a real android/ios app would be AWESOME

Yes, this is so very much appreciated

I can select 2 CPUs but only one cooler? Jus' sayin'...

thank you! but i'll like to see back the filter option that hides the parts without price and that you add that sweet x99 itx motherboard from asrock!

Thank you! Also, have you ever thought of making a program to virtually build computers using 3d renders of the parts? I know this would be a huge undertaking that I can only almost comprehend, but I think people would love it enough to be willing to donate money (kickstarter) maybe, buy it, or even better (in my opinion) subscribe to that service. Please consider this.

Thank you for the good work. This site is amazing.

Thank you for this, and everything about this site. It's simply without equal and is invaluable to the builder community!

you should consider adding multi-CPU support for Haswell-E chips as well, since your filters allow you to search for and select an LGA2011 v3 x2 board but not the 2 CPUs to fill it.

will we ever see External DVDs ?

been waiting to find out if the psu i have picked will support the graphics card that i also picked. cheers

Hmm, what I'd like to see implemented is a way to have 2(or more) system builds be compared side by side. Ooo, and a way to have more than 1 system build in a parts list. For example, I'm trying to build 3 systems that would all be on the same water-cooling loop but I can't have all the parts for each system in one place. But thanks for the update, now I can drool over 36 core, 72 thread , dual CPU beasts.

Now we just need dual CPU cooler support to go with the multi-CPUs

I am unable to add 2 Intel - Xeon E5-1650 V3 cpus to my multi cpu workstation build. This forum says its fixed but its not.