Building my new pc

garysully1986 · 20-04-2011 7:17pm #1

Okay guys another newb lookin for help, I have been lookin around and have decided on these specs, wat does everyone think? bit lost when it comes to graphic cards also will my computer come with wifi or do I need to buy a wifi card, Stupid question i know but never knew the answer.

Motherboard
ASUS M4A89GTD PRO/USB3 - Motherboard - ATX - AMD €129.00

Processer
AMD Black Edition - Processor - 1 x AMD Phenom II €139.95

Ram
Corsair Vengeance - Memory - 8 GB : 2 x 4 GB - €102.50

Hard Drive
Hitachi 2TB 3.5" SATA-600 7200rpm 64MB €99.95

Graphics Card
MSI R6870 Twin Frozr II - Graphics adapter - €249.00

DVD
Sony Optiarc DVD±RW burner AD-7263S Black €27.50

Power supply
Corsair Professional Series HX1000W - Power supply €209

And thinkin of Cooler master 922 for case??? Any suggestions or help?:)

Unregistered. · 20-04-2011 8:55pm

Yes, you're spending 3 times more than you need to be on a PSU. I think the gpu is over priced as well. Why 8GB of RAM?

Jonny7 · 20-04-2011 9:29pm

Yeah prices are very high, where you getting them from?

we usually shop from hardwareversand.de here

the kind of money you seem interested in spending perhaps consider a new sandy core system?
processor - i5 2500k

much faster than anything AMD has at the mo

garysully1986 · 21-04-2011 8:39am

Great guys thanks or help, I was looking at Komplett for prices, Had no access in work to the other site, I always was told to stick towards amd because intel was so overpriced but if your recommending I might look into that.

Was hoping to get a decent gaming pc out of about 1100 to 1200 for the build, I have the keyboard and mouse.

Do you know about the Wifi being built in to the motherboard or do I need to purchase a wifi card?

Monotype · 21-04-2011 9:21am

Sometimes in the highend boards, but you'll usually need to buy it. I would recommend that you try homeplugs instead of wireless.

AMD are usually cheaper than Intel, but they haven't got anything in the performance range of your budget.

From www.scan.co.uk

garysully1986 · 21-04-2011 10:02am

I seen the Software4students does windows 7 for €45 so will prob just run the x64 and If money allows go for the 8gb, Thanks a mill for your help, definately pointin in the right direction now

seyeM · 21-04-2011 11:40am

Saw this GPU on scan:

http://www.scan.co.uk/products/1536mb-kfa2-gtx-480-oc-40nm-3800mhz-gddr5-gpu-760mhz-shader-1520mhz-480-cores-2x-dl-dvi-mhdmi

This is an OCed GTX 480 with an effective and quiet (but large!) custom cooler, should perform somewhere closer to a GTX 580. It'll fit in a 922 with ease, and the airflow in that case should handle the air from the card.

seyeM · 21-04-2011 11:45am

This one too is a nice performer for the price:

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=GX-079-GI&tool=3

garysully1986 · 21-04-2011 12:03pm

Get a bit lost when it comes to the GPU, Kinda wanna run first person shooters so will need to be able to handle the latest Call of duty this year and stuff, hopefully they should be good to keep up with everyone else

Monotype · 21-04-2011 12:52pm

A 560 would be enough for HD resolutions. The 480 would be better but it is very high on the power consumption and you could end up spending more on the long run.

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