hello friends as the title states i'm trying to build a new pc with the budget being around $800, i'm planning on reusing my [URL="http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822152185"]HDD[/URL] unless you guys recommend upgrading it and maybe my [URL="http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817341016"]power supply[/URL] if it's suitable for the build. i don't need any peripherals or OS or optical drives or anything. i want to be able to play all current gen games (ie bf4 and the likes). i'm in the US. thanks!
[url]http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1TFzg[/url]
Not much you can improve with the extra $50. You could get a Noctua DH-14 for around that price if you wanted good cooling.
oh well maybe i should mention that i needed a case too
This: [url]http://pcpartpicker.com/part/corsair-case-200r[/url] or the Rosewill Challenger will fit into your budget.
Hey guys, im having the same issue apart from im building from scratch and i have no clue what components to get, I have a £600 limit but for american dollars it would be $1000 any help given, i will be very grateful for.
[editline]27th October 2013[/editline]
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this is my thread, i would be very grateful for any help.
[QUOTE=flayne;42658974][url]http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1TFzg[/url]
Not much you can improve with the extra $50. You could get a Noctua DH-14 for around that price if you wanted good cooling.[/QUOTE]
do i really need the cpu fan if i don't really plan on overclocking?
[QUOTE=Dysentery;42664530]do i really need the cpu fan if i don't really plan on overclocking?[/QUOTE]
I'd recommend getting the 212 EVO as it's miles better than the stock fan, and it'll leave the possibility of overclocking in the future if you need it.
If you're [I]definitely [/I]sure you're not going to overclock, you could cut it down to non-overclockable parts and get yourself a 840 EVO SSD, 120GB while within budget or 250GB if you're willing to push it by 40$.
[url]http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1TXdu[/url]
The only real features you'll lose in this is the ability to run multiple graphics cards(which is a terrible idea anyway), the sound quality(which you won't notice if you're not an audiophile), and two SATA6 ports that become SATA3 instead.
You don't need an aftermarket CPU cooler unless you overclock or are anal about noise. My temps hover around 33C idle and 50C load with a stock cooler.
[QUOTE=RandomGamer342;42667011]I'd recommend getting the 212 EVO as it's miles better than the stock fan, and it'll leave the possibility of overclocking in the future if you need it.
If you're [I]definitely [/I]sure you're not going to overclock, you could cut it down to non-overclockable parts and get yourself a 840 EVO SSD, 120GB while within budget or 250GB if you're willing to push it by 40$.
[url]http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1TXdu[/url]
The only real features you'll lose in this is the ability to run multiple graphics cards(which is a terrible idea anyway), the sound quality(which you won't notice if you're not an audiophile), and two SATA6 ports that become SATA3 instead.[/QUOTE]
yeah i most likely will end up going with this build just because i don't plan on overclocking at all. 250gb for the ssd is overkill imo because i'll probably only use it for my os so i can use the $40 i'll save for a new case. i'm kinda sad that the r9 280x seems to be sold out EVERYWHERE in EVERY model, though
[editline]27th October 2013[/editline]
actually i might throw in the cooler for the hell of it just because i prefer quiet things over loud things and my budget is a bit flexible
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