So I need a need a new computer, I have a 5 + year old laptop that isnt meeting my needs and also i deed a console to replace my 360 so i thought why not just get a gaming rig for the same price of the two
my budget was some thing below $1000 including a keyboard and mice so i looked around and found and made this
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/wcdZFT
give me your opinion on it and if i should change anything... im have way in the money i need
Get 8320 instead of 6300.
You don't really need 600W for this build, even 500 is more than enough. I'd get something like that one:
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/xfx-power-supply-p1550sxxb9
Do you really need an optical drive? Seems like a waste of money to me.
Also, you don't really need to buy windows. If you pirate it, you'll have extra money to get a significantly better GPU.
$60 for a non-mechanical keyboard is a waste of money. Get a quickfire or something.
Made a few tweaks for your build http://pcpartpicker.com/p/wcZtQ7
CPU fx 8320
Better motherboard with overclocking capabilities
Added an SSD
Hope I helped :)
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/gVqc4D
similar motherboard (8+2phases) you can oc on this board. changed the keyboard to a real keyboard. why do you want that keyboard? i added a keyboard with MX cherry browns but get the the switch you want. if you do alot of gaming get reds, if you do 50% typing 50% gaming get browns. if you doe more than 50% typing get browns. r9 270 = r9 270x so don't buy a r9 270x. you can fit a r9 280 in your build if you want, er is still money left over but i had a r9 270 and it's perfect card to run every game at 60fps 1080p without msaa.
i picked a 600 watt psu just encase i wanted to cross fire and no i don't want to pirate windows i feel like its better to get the legit thing
wow i really like your build thanks ill try to modify mines to look like this one
+1
I have the legit thing, I pirated before, it's in absolutely no way different than a pirated one, except for how you feel about it.
If you have extra money, it's okay to spend them on air, otherwise, better invest it in hardware.
And I don't really recommend crossfiring midrange cards like R270. It's better to get a better card in the first place and upgrade it later. (Also, you can't crossfire on 970 chipset boards because second PCIe slot is running at 4x).
Great build! I'd spend another $10 and get a prettier case but that's just me . NZXT has some great budget cases
It's going to be a bit of a tough fit for the Hyper 212. It'll depend on motherboard thickness.
ok do u know any good semi cheap mechanical keyboard with a black light i need one with the feature
This one seems to be the cheapest when I search for "mechanical keyboard backlight"
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16823162029&cm_re=mechanical_keyboard_backlight-_-23-162-029-_-Product
You'll need 650 watts for R9 270 Crossfire, I believe.
However, I recommend going for the strongest single graphics configuration you can get.
Dem Kailh switches. There may be some inconsistencies among the keys, but if you've never typed on a high quality Cherry MX keyboard before, then you probably won't notice them.
thanks for the help i might consider to bootleg windows where did you get it and how
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/lb44/saved/6GQRsY
the revision thanks to all
For any windows:
1. Find untouched MSDN installation DVD image and download it (so that you are not getting any malware).
2. Install the system as usual (either burn image to a DVD or make an installation USB)
3a. For Windows 7, download and run Loader by Daz and click install
3b. For Windows 8, download and run Microsoft Toolkit, click windows logo, Actication tab and EZ-Activator.
I can't provide links to any of this, as this is against forum rules, but it's all can be found using google. If you have any problems or need links, write me in skype (you can find it in my profile).
http://i.imgur.com/ocX5hNC.png
looks good. but remember, that keyboard doesn't have all the keys. no 123456789 on the right (don't know how to call it)
Tenkeyless.
The thing is called numpad.
And many people (including myself) prefer to not have it, as they don't use it and this way you can better position your mouse and mousepad.