View Full Version : Need help with buying computer parts
Noctis
2012-08-04, 08:14 PM
Anyone wants to tell me their thought on those deals?
Case
Cooler Master Elite 335 Upgraded
Spire BlackEagle 650W
Proc
Intel Core i5-2400 3.1GHz
Ram
Corsair Vengeance Blue 1600MHz 16GB CL9
MB
Gigabyte P67A-D3-B3
Chipset
Intel P67
Hard Disk
n.1 SSD OCZ Agility 3 120GB
Graph
Asus Radeon HD 6870 915MHz
GDDR5 4200MHz 1GB
Bracket SSD 2.5"->3.5
at 720,00€
----
Case
Aerocool Strike-X Advanced White
Kiss Quiet 800W Modulare
Intel Liquid Cooler
Proc
Intel Core i7-3930k 3.2GHz
Ram
DDR3 Corsair Vengeance 1600MHz 16GB CL8
MB
Asus P9X79
Chipset
Intel X79
Hard Disk
n.1 SSD Corsair Force Series 3 240GB
n.1 WD Caviar Green 3TB SATA 3
Graph
Gigabyte GTX 670 OC 980/1058MHz
GDDR5 6008MHz 2GB
1850€
So? Anyone with a clue about world-wide prices?
Are you attempting to buy both these? Not sure what you asking exactly. Like if you are asking if the cheaper one is all you need or if you need the more expensive one for this game.
As for my opinion on both they're not that good for the money in my opinion.
Noctis
2012-08-04, 09:15 PM
Exactly, was considering some pre assembled pc gaming suits, and found crappy high prices. So I wanted to share them and see what people think.
What site are you looking at?
In general I wouldn't go for anything above a 3570K (if you want to overclock) or a 3450. Hyperthreading and additional cores (like the 3930K) won't be that beneficial. Video card wise depends on your budget. I would look at anything like the 560 Ti and 670 from Nvidia to 6870, 7850, 7950, and 7970 for AMD. 8GB of ram is all you need also. 16GB wont be of benefit to you.
Noctis
2012-08-05, 07:33 AM
What site are you looking at?
In general I wouldn't go for anything above a 3570K (if you want to overclock) or a 3450. Hyperthreading and additional cores (like the 3930K) won't be that beneficial. Video card wise depends on your budget. I would look at anything like the 560 Ti and 670 from Nvidia to 6870, 7850, 7950, and 7970 for AMD. 8GB of ram is all you need also. 16GB wont be of benefit to you.
Random italian site, which has kinda high prices. I'm looking to buy it with instalments. I knwo where to buy stuff outside national websites, but I'd have to buy everything on it's own plus the country shipment(s) without instals of course.
Do you know any good place with pre-assembled (with a gaming clue) stuff?
Never bought pre assembled stuff but seems I have to.
Sturmhardt
2012-08-05, 09:08 AM
Just one general rule: Right now you need nothing more than an i5 2500k and a good cooler to overclock it from 3,3 Ghz to 4Ghz, 8GB ram and the best graphicscard that doesn't blow your budget. Its as easy as that. Every i5 2500k can be easily overclocked to 4 Ghz (which is absolutely enough for EVERY game right now and the next few years). An i7 is for a gamer just a waste of money that should rather be put into a good graphics card.
Random italian site, which has kinda high prices. I'm looking to buy it with instalments. I knwo where to buy stuff outside national websites, but I'd have to buy everything on it's own plus the country shipment(s) without instals of course.
Do you know any good place with pre-assembled (with a gaming clue) stuff?
Never bought pre assembled stuff but seems I have to.
I know places in the US however I'm clueless for Italy. Do you normally build your own? If so why? Installments is you paying with a CC or something along those lines?
Noctis
2012-08-05, 12:11 PM
Since I can't afford a direct-buy, was looking to make installments with a sort of CC of course. If I can find such offers outside europe/italy it would be good.
vBulletin® v3.8.7, Copyright ©2000-2024, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.