@demon-returns said:
@redskins26rocs said:
@demon-returns said:
@redskins26rocs said:
@demon-returns said:
Yeah you're probably right. I was just trying to keep the cost below $1000
I was planning on mainly playing Flight Simulator X on it and I heard that was a very CPU intensive game rather than GPU for good frame rates.
Is this USD? What are you planning to do with this rig other than flight simulator?
Isnt flight simulator x old and recommend a Pentium 4. If this is only for that game you are spending way to much cash
Well I'll probably be playing other pc games on it too.
Yeah FSX is an old game but it's one of those games that just eats up cpu for breakfast, lunch and dinner,
The only thing I guess I can do to cut cost is go for an intel core i5?
I saw the revised what PSU, case, and mobo are you getting?
I messed up a bit. The cpu for revised one is a Intel® Core™ i7-4820K Quad-Core 3.70 GHz 10MB
The motherboard is MSI X79A-GD45 Plus ATX w/ Winki 3, OC Genie II, GbLAN, 3 Gen3 PCIe x16, 4 PCIe x1
PSU is 500 Watts - EVGA 80 PLUS Bronze and the case is Raidmax Viper w/ USB 3.0, Side Window Panel
$1000 PCs for gaming should not have Ivy-Bridge E so go with an i5 4570k and a decent x87 mobo probably asrock extreme4, asus z87 pro, gigabyte z87-ud3h (there are plenty of z87 chipset mobos around $130-160 to choose just find one to your preference). This combo should only be about $400.
So that plus
RAM-$60-80
GPU- $340 GTX 770 probably Asus, EVGA, Gigabyte, or MSI get the cheapest or the one you prefer
HDD- $60-70 probably Seagate Barracuda or WD Blue
PSU-$75 Get a good Seasonic PSU
Case-I had Raidmax before and they are garbage do yourself a favor and buy a quality case around $100 or get at least a cheap corsair 230t (different color options should be available)or 200r, or CM 912 all of these are $60
OS- I highly recommend Windows 8.1 $100
This is at the max $1165.
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