[EN]Building a PC?

[anonymous-f4h279]

We can recommend whatever we want.
Still the problem we dont know whats available.

[Vaidas B]

Don't worry about that. I'd like some more options (other than the previously posted).

[anonymous-f4h279]

GTX 560Ti 448 Cores, 6950.

[Frutex]

Although I already mentioned them I'd like to emphasise that the best choise would still be the HD 7850. My second choice ist the GTX 560 Ti 448 Cores.

[Vaidas B]

Okay, any processor or motherboard alternatives?

[anonymous-f4h279]

There are plenty of motherboards for am3.
Just check for an am3 sockel and possibly for ATX form and a proper AMD X4.

[Vaidas B]

I'd still like some more tips if possible.

[anonymous-f4h279]

Just tell us what you need

[Vaidas B]

Well, that's not really relevant at this point. I probably just need stuff that goes good with the motherboard I've already picked (first post), or a new configuration of your choice and preference.

Thanks.

[anonymous-f4h279]

Take any ram(8GB or how many u want).
A power supply from BeQuiet, maybe 500W and the new E9 series. If not available, check for cougar and keep in mind, you should take one with an efficacy of 80+.
We already talked about graphic cards. Harddrive? Check for a Samsung Spinpoint F3 or Western Digital(blue or black).

Ask me If you need something else.

[NiftyHatchet]

As previously stated, Intel requires a bigger budget but with the hyperthreading technology and a few other things I believe it makes for a better processor. Also any i5 or i7 gen 1-3 processors are available for turbo boost download so the program can "safely" overclock your processor when needed. Unless you like to try and fry your new toy. With graphics I would stay with nvidia products, I have the GTX 660m and it plays everything even Crysis with everything on extra high. 8gb of ram 1600 mhz should be sufficient. I have seen that western digital and seagate are some or the better hard drives and I would recommend 7500 rpm at least. Of course don't forget liquid cooling, one of the most important parts.

[TheDarkness (SC2)]

Originally Posted by NiftyHatchet

As previously stated, Intel requires a bigger budget but with the hyperthreading technology and a few other things I believe it makes for a better processor. Also any i5 or i7 gen 1-3 processors are available for turbo boost download so the program can "safely" overclock your processor when needed. Unless you like to try and fry your new toy. With graphics I would stay with nvidia products, I have the GTX 660m and it plays everything even Crysis with everything on extra high. 8gb of ram 1600 mhz should be sufficient. I have seen that western digital and seagate are some or the better hard drives and I would recommend 7500 rpm at least. Of course don't forget liquid cooling, one of the most important parts.

Stop talking **** He Hass 500€ not 5000
Also we dont like fanboys and you just clearly said you are a Intel and nvidia fanboy
And liquidcooling is surely Not needed

[NiftyHatchet]

Not fanboy, I just know what works. Mine does.

[anonymous-f4h279]

Originally Posted by NiftyHatchet

Not fanboy, I just know what works. Mine does.

liquid cooling with a budgetary of 500€, okay master, teach me more.

[TheDarkness (SC2)]

Originally Posted by NiftyHatchet

Not fanboy, I just know what works. Mine does.

ok master, teach us how you get a gtx 670, a i5, good liquidcooling, hdd, ram, mainboard and a soundcard with 500€

seriously, you know nothing, youre a pure fanboy nothing else, you say others should get the same hardware you have no matter which budget they have

also thats 7200rpm hdds not 7500rpm, + i barely belive you have liquid-cooling in youre notebook and i5s dont have hyperthreating

and what if i told you, i have a amd processor and amd graphics and it works just fine too ?
what if i told you we know alot more than you ?
what if i told you, you should better get some good facts if you want to discuss with people knowing the market and best hardware for the money instead of talking random stuff someone told you on youtube ?