Need help with new PC
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13 May 2010, 19:15
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So i want to build a new pc myself.
I want to buy all parts and put it toghetter with a friend.
Now i have made a list of parts i think i need but as in what brand/type etc etc i need i have no clue. All i know is that my budget for the case and its components are about 600-650 euro and then i have to be able to play the latest games and for atleast a year or 2 the coming games.
So i was wondering is there any1 who can help me with this or wants to give me advice. Please add my Xfire : dssgentwouters or leave me a msg with ure msn in my inbox
Grtz
I want to buy all parts and put it toghetter with a friend.
Now i have made a list of parts i think i need but as in what brand/type etc etc i need i have no clue. All i know is that my budget for the case and its components are about 600-650 euro and then i have to be able to play the latest games and for atleast a year or 2 the coming games.
So i was wondering is there any1 who can help me with this or wants to give me advice. Please add my Xfire : dssgentwouters or leave me a msg with ure msn in my inbox
Grtz
~164€
* Cooler: Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro Rev. 2
~13€
* Mainboard :ASRock P55 Pro
~89€
* Ram : G.Skill RipJaws DIMM Kit 4GB PC3-10667U CL7
~ 90€
* Graphiccard : Sapphire Radeon HD 5770, 1024MB
~128€
* Power Supply: Corsair CX 400W
~ 43€
* HD :Western Digital Caviar Blue 640GB
~ 48€
* Laufwerk : LG Electronics GH22NS50 bulk
~ 17€
* Case : Sharkoon Revenge Economy
~ 31€
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623€
source: http://board.3dl.am/thread.php?postid=1013070#post1013070
They have a lot of knowage and the setup is rly good for it's performance/price. Otherwise there is also an AMD-Setup if you prefer AMD to Intel :D
Well, this graphiccard can Run BF:BC2 at highest graphic but I don't know at how much FPS .. I don't want to guess a number or sth and I won't disappoint you if my number is totally wrong :D
The other parts are pretty good for its price/performance. You can also stick to a 1TB HD if you like to. At the end it is your decision what hardware you buy
BUT:
DON'T BUY A BUILDED SYSTEM - do it yourself :D because their components aren't really good balanced and pretty often they are too old or too bad :)
lolwut?