making a build with this cpu and case which i have purchased already
well is that budget including what you've bought already or is that for the rest of the build =) if its for the rest because of the extreme wattage the 9370 takes your going to want a higher end mobo like asus sabertooth 990fx. Memory wise i've heard 8Gb is all you really need unless you do rendering but id recommend 16Gb with a 1866mHz or higher (i've read/heard AMD processors prefer higher mHz. When it comes to storage its kinda what are you looking for speed, storage space, reliability, and price. If you want speed with the storage space and a lower price look at the SSHD (hybrid drives) They are basically if a ssd and hdd had a baby and they are only about $20 more then their hdd size counterpart (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEIp1jgKnv8) theres a speed test. Now gpu are you looking to run everything on max settings (assuming you are with your price limit) you can either look at SLI of GTX 760 (asus is soon releasing their ROG MARS dual GPU card soon). If you are like me and didnt want to deal with the possibility of microstutter from sli get the gtx 780 (you can find them around $520)
So recap on prices
mobo- asus sabertooth $200
ram- 16Gb 1866mHz+ $90-170
storage- 1Tb SSHD $110 1Tb HDD $80+ 120Gb SSD $105
gpu- gtx 760 $250-300 gtx 780 $520
oh btw with that wattage/heat from your cpu your probably going to want an after market cooler. I recommend a corsair h100i thats what i use atleast
hope that helps a little. IF you have any other questions feel free to message me
also im running
fx-8350
asus m5a99fx pro
16Gb- g.skilz ares 1866mHz
asus gtx 780
1Tb SSHD
750w p/s
assuming that your budget does NOT include already purchased parts,
you can get an r9 280x into a $1200 build, easy.
the m5a99fx pro r2.0 can handle a 9590, so I imagine a 9370 will be no problem. you do need an H80, or better, liquid cooler with that. air cooling that cpu, in that case, is out of the question.
also, you only need 8gb of ram for gaming. mem clock doesn't make a real difference if you're not using an APU.
and SSD boot, with an HDD data drive, is the most common configuration...