Get a bigger HDD, 250GB is NOT going to cut it. Possibly a 1TB? There really cheap now if you look around.
This is just a build I wanna post. It is a $700 build. This computer build is strictly for gaming and maybe for recording. I have had a lot of help on this build and I want to know if it is really good. Please tell me if any parts could be downgraded to upgrade other parts. I really need the best build for $700. Try to keep it around there. I think I have pretty good parts. Can I stick with this? Look:
Please Help out as I need the most suggestions as possible!
I know I have been bothering you guys so much, I just need help.
Last edited by Rance-Llama; 02-23-2013 at 05:17 PM.
Get a bigger HDD, 250GB is NOT going to cut it. Possibly a 1TB? There really cheap now if you look around.
Because I would recommend buying a better cooler than the stock one.
A couple decent Powersupplies since that one is out of stock:
SeaSonic M12II 520W Bronze SLI Ready Modular Power Supply
SeaSonic S12II 620W Bronze Power Supply
>Not with 7200 RPM.
Are you implying there are no 7200 RPM 1TB Harddrives?
I don't know why you included a power caple, Powersupplies come with one. ._.
This XFX 7870 is also cheaper than that Gigabyte card (so is this Sapphire Card), but I guess get the one you like the most.
They both have slightly different display ports. The XFX also has 50 megahertz less Core Clock than the Sapphire.
Though I think the XFX has better aesthetics, also a lifetime warranty.
EDIT: The Sapphire also comes with a DVI to VGA adapter, and two 6 PIN to 4 PIN Power Cables. They both come with Crossfire bridges.
Last edited by Liteaku; 02-23-2013 at 07:15 PM.
I'm too poor to afford expensive things like that to have any experience with it, so I'm going off personal appeal (as I said, I love XFX's aesthetics).
@Utazchet If Genesis's experience with Sapphire video cards is the same with that card, you should probably opt for that one, as it is cheaper as well.
I own two Sapphire 7950 DualX Boost Edition cards and run them in CrossFire, they come with a stock core clock of 925mhz and i've OCed both cards to 1125mhz core / 1500mhz memory clocks with just a little bit of voltage tweaking. Fan speeds run at 65% for the first card and 60% for the second card. None of them go over 65*C even in summer like it is now.
Probably the two best purchases i've made in a while.