Post: What is my current computer build specs?
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02-27-2014, 11:50 PM
#3
A-RON
Brute
Originally posted by hasnainxs
im guessing by stats you mean windows experience index rating? i wouldn't rely too much on that when building. If you have a budget you could let me know and i can help you find parts for that price rang.
okay well i have already made a part list on pcpartpicker.com, here it is You must login or register to view this content., and i would really like to get a cheaper part list around $850-$1000 that performs great for playing games with the settings on high/max. So plz help me
02-28-2014, 05:16 PM
#4
Silent Assassin
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03-03-2014, 02:13 PM
#6
hasnainxs
Do a barrel roll!
Originally posted by RON
made some changes : You must login or register to view this content.
ignore the incompatibility warning as that only applies if you were buying these around 2011ish
for the case i recommend the cit jupiter which is approx 35$ plenty of space, great airflow etc
i toned down the ram to 8gb, you'll rarely need more than that unless your doing some intensive video editing or sound production
changed the processor to fx-6300 @3.5 ghz underclocked however using the auto tune feature in amd catalyst control centre will sett it to 4.1 ghz by default and can achieve approximately 4.5ghz overclocked and stable.
if you want to save even more money you could take a look at the CiT 750w psu (non-modular) its a lot cheaper and has worked fine for me since ive bought it and possibly change the drive to just a generic dvd drive unless you really need blu-ray.
(same motherboard, RAM and processor as mine so should work) best of luck with your build
if you need anymore help let me know.
03-03-2014, 07:04 PM
#7
A-RON
Brute
Originally posted by hasnainxs
made some changes : You must login or register to view this content.
ignore the incompatibility warning as that only applies if you were buying these around 2011ish
for the case i recommend the cit jupiter which is approx 35$ plenty of space, great airflow etc
i toned down the ram to 8gb, you'll rarely need more than that unless your doing some intensive video editing or sound production
changed the processor to fx-6300 @3.5 ghz underclocked however using the auto tune feature in amd catalyst control centre will sett it to 4.1 ghz by default and can achieve approximately 4.5ghz overclocked and stable.
if you want to save even more money you could take a look at the CiT 750w psu (non-modular) its a lot cheaper and has worked fine for me since ive bought it and possibly change the drive to just a generic dvd drive unless you really need blu-ray.
(same motherboard, RAM and processor as mine so should work) best of luck with your build
if you need anymore help let me know.
ignore the incompatibility warning as that only applies if you were buying these around 2011ish
for the case i recommend the cit jupiter which is approx 35$ plenty of space, great airflow etc
i toned down the ram to 8gb, you'll rarely need more than that unless your doing some intensive video editing or sound production
changed the processor to fx-6300 @3.5 ghz underclocked however using the auto tune feature in amd catalyst control centre will sett it to 4.1 ghz by default and can achieve approximately 4.5ghz overclocked and stable.
if you want to save even more money you could take a look at the CiT 750w psu (non-modular) its a lot cheaper and has worked fine for me since ive bought it and possibly change the drive to just a generic dvd drive unless you really need blu-ray.
(same motherboard, RAM and processor as mine so should work) best of luck with your build
if you need anymore help let me know.
Okay well I like the changes that you made plus the advice you gave me. But I couldn't find that case you recommended on pcpartpicker.com. Is there another site it would be on?
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