both of them r pretty much the same
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/jh8TNG or http://pcpartpicker.com/p/6rXssY
if u guys would either like to alter these build to lower the cost but still have the same performance that wud be awesome :P also dis were doing this to australian dollars btw :P
also the pc is built towards gaming but i was curious how it would handle everything else :P like video rendering and stuff
thanks for at least reading dis :P
They are both decent.
Some things.
You should be able to find cheaper RAM. The speed doesn't matter. It has no bearing in game. Just go with whatever kit is cheapest.
The SSD is very good. Love my EVOs. The MX100 from Crucial is very good tho as well and cheaper.
No need for a WD Black drive. Just get a WD Blue and save the $20.
Could prob find a cheaper power supply. The Corsair CSMs are decent.
Def go with the define case.
You don't need an optical drive.
Get your copy of Windows from here
http://mskeystore.tictail.com/
$10. It is legit. Many people on this site including me have used it. The PC I'm typing this from is running a copy of Windows 8.1 from there. You get a key. Then just download the .iso from Microsoft and put it on a USB drive and install.
144HZ monitor is meh to me. Much rather have a nice IPS 60Hz panel over TN. But that is your call.
IMO you don't need wireless either. Wired is always better.
Gaming Performance should be very good. Maxing games at 1080p and some at 1440p should be no problem at all. Look at the R9 290 though. It is much cheaper than the 970 and will also max every game at 1080p and most at 1440p. The 970 is faster at 1080p but about the same at 1440p. Good OpenCL performance too if you want that. Your call tho. Look up some benchmarks on Anandtech and see if the 970 is worth the extra $100+.
In streaming and rendering it should be pretty decent. No HT though on the i5 so it will be slower than an i7, Xeon or AMD 8350 but in gaming it will do very well.
Yo thanks for writting a LOT :P
iv made a few changes :P http://pcpartpicker.com/p/XKj4GX but I need ur help
would u like to change the monitor to a isp and choose any decent ram thing u like.
also if there a better motherboard for a similar price feel free to change it :)
Well, IPS versus high response TN is personal preference really. I think 144hz looks amazeballs when gaming.
Your motherboard is M-ATX while your case is ATX. That motherboard is going to be tiny. I went with one that is a bit beefier and has more expansion slots.
I picked cheaper ram that'll work just fine.
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/hrKHrH