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anhzie
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 Posted: Sun Apr 08, 2012 8:48 pm Post subject: Please help some advice building Gaming Computer!!!! |
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hi everyone i need to build 1 gaming computer budget around 1,300$-1,400$ not include tax( i hope can play all PC games)...and i like Intel Core i7-2700K + AMD graphic card...help please thank!!
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evasive
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Location: Netherlands, Breda
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Asrock P67 or Z68 motherboard
HD7850 or HD7950 graphics
750W power supply of a reputable brand like Corsair
Samsung 830 series SSD 128GB
1TB or 2TB harddisk
8GB Corsair Vengeance memory
whatever DVD-writer
should set you on the right track. If needed can make a shopping list on newegg.com
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anhzie
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| hmm i like to use Asus motherboard and NVIDIA graphic card cuz i heard AMD driver suck..if you can make shopping list for me on newegg that would be awsome!!!! thanks you first i can extand the budget to 1k5 just forcus on graphic,motherboard,i7 2700k |
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fussnfeathers
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If you plan on using Asus (ASRock is just a cheaper version anyway) and nVidia, your cost is going to go up about $300 or so. Evasive has a nice setup for you there. AMD's drivers are no buggier than anybody else's.
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