Custom Gaming PC Build Help

Kang

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I'm going to order a new gaming PC. This is a home build I have never done one before. I think these components will run games like Far Cry 3, CoD's, Minecraft and Borderlands but i'm not sure.

Any suggestions or improvements please comment.


http://gyazo.com/f9fcc91f009ffd76ba7f4b11d1883abe
 
Proccesor and Graphics card will run these games just fine but I suggest get a higher PSU to around 750W.
 
Zеus said:
Proccesor and Graphics card will run these games just fine but I suggest get a higher PSU to around 750W.
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agreed.
perhaps push to a 900W PSU. depends on if you plan on adding GFX cards (whether upgrade or Crossfire/Sli) or extra HDD's or more RAM in the future.

other than that, looks good
 
Zеus said:
Proccesor and Graphics card will run these games just fine but I suggest get a higher PSU to around 750W.
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Eevee said:
agreed.
perhaps push to a 900W PSU. depends on if you plan on adding GFX cards (whether upgrade or Crossfire/Sli) or extra HDD's or more RAM in the future.

other than that, looks good
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They'll both be pushing budget, would the system be ok with 550w. Also not planning to upgrade this for at least a year.
 
Kang said:
They'll both be pushing budget, would the system be ok with 550w. Also not planning to upgrade this for at least a year.
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I mean it could run with a 550W but it would be really close to push the system that much.
 
hit up the user McLovin hes amazing with this kinda stuff
 
What you have looks quite good. One question, why not an i7?
 
McLovin said:
What you have looks quite good. One question, why not an i7?
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Too expensive at the moment, an upgrade for the future.
 
Kang said:
Too expensive at the moment, an upgrade for the future.
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Downgrade the SSD and get an i7. Common sense really.
 
Darren said:
Downgrade the SSD and get an i7. Common sense really.
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Yes, and no. I currently got an SSD and an i3. Works fine, just if he had both, that would be better.
 
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