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So I've spent the entire last month trying to find the cheapest parts with the greatest value. This is what I've came up with http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2ptmB can you share your oppinions?

Thanks in advance

 

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Closed loop watercoolers are of very limited use. Dual rad air coolers like the NH-D14 perform better for less money. Otherwise, looks good, though you will need a better PSU if you want to xfire.

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You might want to look at something like this. All based on your build. 8320 is a good value vs 8350. It's a bit cheaper and you can OC it. Assuming you don't need a hard drive as one is not your build. Alternatively, you can look into an i3 with a z87 mobo with plans to upgrade to an i5 k sku down the line. 

 http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2ptWM

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Thanks, but what if I don't want to crossfire?

 

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http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2puje

for a few more dollars you get alot more

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Along with a shitty motherboard, yes.

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So the Asus 660 costs me 1620HRK while the sapphire 7870 costs me around 1300HRK 

Is it worth my money? Why? Cooler seems nice

Edit: The 660 is abour 300$ nad the sapphire is just a bit over 220$

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There isn't the Visiontek 7950 anywhere in stores in my country

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You probably won't find any HD 7950s in stock at a decent price anymore.

The Sapphire HD 7870 is faster than the GTX 660.  The Sapphire coolers, both their Dual-X and Vapor-X coolers are great.  I would go get the sapphire card.