Post: My rig.. Needs a look over lol
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08-03-2011, 04:20 AM
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Black_Jesus
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k this is my desktop setup can someone plz look over this for me and tell me if it will play games like blackops with good settings... Am I missing anything? Fans or something ... Plz help thank!? * P.s. I think it totals out to around $828 without a video card EDIT:added video card will add another $174 EDIT: total without tax is $1097 HOPEFULLY LAST EDIT: total cost $953
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Black_Jesus ; 08-04-2011 at 09:36 PM.
08-03-2011, 10:02 PM
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Cade
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Originally posted by Jesus
Nooby question lol but what's a gpu?
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Byx3 I mean I'm buying 3 of them
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Byx3 I mean I'm buying 3 of them
:lol: what?
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Originally posted by Jesus
Nooby question lol but what's a gpu?
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Byx3 I mean I'm buying 3 of them
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Byx3 I mean I'm buying 3 of them
By Dual I mean two and by quad I mean four. So what im saying is you need to get two of them or four of them.
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08-03-2011, 10:17 PM
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08-03-2011, 10:22 PM
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08-03-2011, 10:42 PM
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08-03-2011, 11:02 PM
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mman259
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Originally posted by Jesus
I already changed my processor to the i7 260k .. Is the mobo u linked compatible with everything else I chose? And plz don't give an answer unless u look at everything.. Use been a lot of help thank u
The Only difference the Z68 has from the P67 is that you can use the onboard graphics AND overclock. But if you are going to have a dedicated graphics card, then the motherboard collin suggested should work fine. By the way, your PC will crap on my current build lol.
I have a AMD Athlon II x4 640 @ 3.0ghz, and a sapphire 5770. I run All the call of duty's i have played in 1600x900 max settings and still get above 60fps almost all the time, So with a 2600k and a 6870 you should have no problems with really any games.
If you want to save a few $, then just go with the i5 2500k, as it is still one of the best processors on the market at the moment.
By the way, the easiest way to tell if a processor is compatible with a motherboard is to look at the socket type. Look in the spoiler below:
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One last thing, if you buy a CPU Cooler, MAKE SURE it has the same socket as your processor and motherboard.
Originally posted by Team
It should, but it doesn't change the fact that your mobo is a piece of shit.
It isn't a piece of shit at all. It might not have the features of the Z68, but it is still a good mobo.
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mman259 ; 08-03-2011 at 11:04 PM.
08-03-2011, 11:09 PM
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Black_Jesus
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K thanks use helped a lot... Can u check out is pc for me? Will it play games like blackops on max settingS? Do I need to add anything? You must login or register to view this content.
Originally posted by mman259
The Only difference the Z68 has from the P67 is that you can use the onboard graphics AND overclock. But if you are going to have a dedicated graphics card, then the motherboard collin suggested should work fine. By the way, your PC will crap on my current build lol.
I have a AMD Athlon II x4 640 @ 3.0ghz, and a sapphire 5770. I run All the call of duty's i have played in 1600x900 max settings and still get above 60fps almost all the time, So with a 2600k and a 6870 you should have no problems with really any games.
If you want to save a few $, then just go with the i5 2500k, as it is still one of the best processors on the market at the moment.
By the way, the easiest way to tell if a processor is compatible with a motherboard is to look at the socket type. Look in the spoiler below:
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One last thing, if you buy a CPU Cooler, MAKE SURE it has the same socket as your processor and motherboard.
It isn't a piece of shit at all. It might not have the features of the Z68, but it is still a good mobo.
I have a AMD Athlon II x4 640 @ 3.0ghz, and a sapphire 5770. I run All the call of duty's i have played in 1600x900 max settings and still get above 60fps almost all the time, So with a 2600k and a 6870 you should have no problems with really any games.
If you want to save a few $, then just go with the i5 2500k, as it is still one of the best processors on the market at the moment.
By the way, the easiest way to tell if a processor is compatible with a motherboard is to look at the socket type. Look in the spoiler below:
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One last thing, if you buy a CPU Cooler, MAKE SURE it has the same socket as your processor and motherboard.
It isn't a piece of shit at all. It might not have the features of the Z68, but it is still a good mobo.
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