_.,~-^*'`'*^-~,._ Need thoughts on a $750-800 gaming PC _.,~-^*'`'*^-~,

Hardware Hub Build a PC
1

Hello I am looking for thoughts on a new pc i want to build with the left over christmas money i got.

This is going to be a mainly gaming pc adn i need it to be based on amd. 

I have no clue what else to say this is my first attempt so yeah.... 

_.,~-^*'`'*^-~,._.,~-^*'`'*^-~,._.,~-^*'`'*^-~,._.,~-^*'`'*^-~,._.,~-^*'`'*^-~,._.,~-^*'`'*^-~,._.,~-^*'`'*^-~,._.,~-^*'`'*^-~,._

I have a leneant budget iut can go up up 850 the highest

2

do you need os,mouse,keyboard or monitor

 

3

none of that i have that all ready just the computer adn thank you for input

4

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/ywbM

It's just over 750$ after MIR.

5

that is not the best this is http://pcpartpicker.com/ca/p/yjuy

6

you can still make it better lol i just need a cpu cooler and op drive      it says 750-800 

7

http://pcpartpicker.com/ca/p/ywqJ

8

srry its $15 over just save up for a week

 

9

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/ywr0 

thats probably the best i could squeez in, its 840 before MIR, and you get a Processor you can OC to match an 8350 pretty easily, a Video Card that at stock let alone OC wont have a problem tearing through any game, and an SSD for you OS and Programs so your Pc is nice and snappy, if you want you can drop the SSD or if you dont have a lot of storage needs, drop the HDD and go for 128GB or higher SSD. 

 

10

If you're budget is before rebates- http://pcpartpicker.com/p/yxE5

If budget is for after rebates- http://pcpartpicker.com/p/yxF5 ( well worth the extra $16.48 to get the TPC 812, which cools almost as well as the Corsair H100. If not overclocking, either get an optical drive or a CM Hyper 212 Evo)

Then you can OC the GPU to 1GHz or more easily with programs like MSI Afterburner. If you buy an aftermarket cooler, with the TPC 812, you can probably OC to 4.7GHz and above. With the CM 212, at least 4.0GHz, but it will probably go to 4.5GHz, maybe even above if you get a really good chip

11

sees more......  wants more.....

 

12

if i change the 7970 to 2 6950's i think it would be better and cheaper

13

If you can always go with the most powerful single card you can buy, itll save you on getting a bigger PSU, hassle, and if you want to corssfire in the future you can and it will hold for even longer than two 6950's would.

14

that is smart, i am starting my first job at a digital marketing company and ill just save up from that and buy a second 

15

Yeah don't start off with crossfire cards just throw one in when you have money for an upgrade.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/yJzE Could even fit a 7950 for 860ish but there's cheaper 7870's too. I just like XFX.