a new pc?
Hello friend. I'm here again to ask you for help. I need a new PC. But I'm not that good at what I choose. So that's why I need your help buddies. Since it's a gaming community, I'm almost sure that you got something to show me!
The amount of money that i could spent = 490$ / 380€
I've already found a good PC with preety high characteristics. It's Everest Home A6620 (6620_7910). AMD Athlon ll x4 750K (3.4gz), 8gb ram, nvidia GT 730 2gb.
I never used to deal with AMD so I'd love you to share some thoughts about it. And ofcourse, if you got some other even better options than Everest A6620 go ahead and share them!
man I told you if there was any trouble in ukraine you could live with me and now I see you went to united queendoom :'l
Well why you don't you ask on a specialized forum, like this one http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/forum-31.html, for a good configuration?
I doubt xj has many computer building enthusiasts...
Also making a PC from parts is always cheaper and better than any already build PC you find in any shop. Usually the assembly is free or cost like 10$.
Originally posted by PiilsnErman I told you if there was any trouble in ukraine you could live with me and now I see you went to united queendoom :'l
Sorry buddy but that hot queen's booty drives me crazy. I couldn't help myself so that's why I moved to UK to have some meat, if you know what I mean.
Originally posted by FuZzy1Well why you don't you ask on a specialized forum, like this one http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/forum-31.html, for a good configuration?
I doubt xj has many computer building enthusiasts...
Also making a PC from parts is always cheaper and better than any already build PC you find in any shop. Usually the assembly is free or cost like 10$.
Thanks for the website !
if you are gonna get a pc,better build it yourself you will save alot of money,prebuild systems cost tons of money,i had my first system built (2004) from a friend of my father that worked in a pc store and pretty much gave it up on us for the parts price not what it will cost in the store. you will be fine with ddr3 memory 1333 mhz (you wont even feel difference in higher speed memories),some quad core cpu like i5 or amd equivalent (they are cheaper but i dont know how much they give you in performance compared to intel),cheap ssd and/or hdd and a graphics card by prefference- there are many good cards in 100-200$ range that will do you well for most games,power supply anything from 450 to 550w will be enough for you(consider more watt supply if you get more powerfull gpu).motherboards you dont really need these gaming pc motherboards that cost like 250$ you can get a mb for less than 100$ that will work great aswell and for a case it doesnt really matter,it has to be big cuz you dont want ur pc to overheat,my guess is that you will put ~3 to 4 cooling fans to keep it cool and neat inside. that pretty much covers you up you should be able to build good system for gaming and streaming in ~430-440$
Intel Core i5-3470 3.2GHz Quad-Core Processor $189.28
ASRock B75 Pro3 ATX LGA1155 Motherboard $75.99
G.Skill 6GB (3 x 2GB) DDR3-1600 Memory $69.99
Asus GeForce GTX 750 1GB Video Card $116.99
Cooler Master Elite Power 460W ATX Power Supply $39.99
this is -hdd and costs you $492.24 , you can have cheaper system if you go for AMD cpu and 4 gig ram instead of 6,im not sure if the psu is good tho (but its an cooler master and i really like the brand) its a cheap one 40$ but i guess it will do the job
Originally posted by DoKToPaIntel Core i5-3470 3.2GHz Quad-Core Processor $189.28
ASRock B75 Pro3 ATX LGA1155 Motherboard $75.99
G.Skill 6GB (3 x 2GB) DDR3-1600 Memory $69.99
Asus GeForce GTX 750 1GB Video Card $116.99
Cooler Master Elite Power 460W ATX Power Supply $39.99
this is -hdd and costs you $492.24 , you can have cheaper system if you go for AMD cpu and 4 gig ram instead of 6,im not sure if the psu is good tho (but its an cooler master and i really like the brand) its a cheap one 40$ but i guess it will do the job
Thanks for your thoughts mate!!! I'll definitely pay attention to em.
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