Cant decide

[andiasliwa]

I wanna buy one of those pc's but cant decide which one , please help me

Processor: AMD FX-8320 Black edition. (8-core)

Motherboard: M5A97 LE R2.0

Graphic: ASUS Radeon HD 7770 GHz 2GB GDDR5

Memory: ADATA 8GB (2x4GB) CL9 1600MHz XPG INET EDITION

PSU: be quite! KRAFT 500W

SSD/HDD: Samsung 840 Evo 120gb / 1000gb hdd, (2x 500)

Fans : Cooler Master Hyper TX3 Evo, 3x inet 120mm.

OR

Motherboard - Asus P8Z77-V
CPU - Core i5 3570K 3,4Ghz (Ivy Bridge)
Memory - Corsair 8GB DDR3 VENGEANCE
Graphic card - Gigabyte GTX 670 2GB
HDD - Corsair Force series 120GB SSD
HDD2 - Samsung 300gb (något äldre)
DVD-burner
PSU - Fractal Design 650W
Chassi - Fractal Design Define R3

I am going to use the pc for gaming and so , want the pc to handle as much as possible and wants high FPS in games.

[Color]

. @andiasliwa

Is this pre-build or custom build? I hope it's custom built because pre-builds are such a waste of money imo. Go with the 2nd build and use your HDD from your current build to go with the new storage since it's relatively short. I'd even recommend 64 gig of SSD instead to run just the OS and a game or two that depends on the SSD speed.

[andiasliwa]

. @andiasliwa

Is this pre-build or custom build? I hope it's custom built because pre-builds are such a waste of money imo. Go with the 2nd build and use your HDD from your current build to go with the new storage since it's relatively short. I'd even recommend 64 gig of SSD instead to run just the OS and a game or two that depends on the SSD speed.

It's complete build (pre-build) PC , i dont know how to build pc's my self so i decided to buy a build pc...
I am also thinking about the second one.
I get it for 600$ , it's a fair price i think ?

[Color]

It's complete build (pre-build) PC , i dont know how to build pc's my self so i decided to buy a build pc...
I am also thinking about the second one.
I get it for 600$ , it's a fair price i think ?

You would be able to get a much better PC with that $600. I didn't know how to build a pc either the first time but I watched a newegg tutorial on it and had it running in under 2 hours. I highly suggest you go with a prebuilt PC since you can probably get a $900 Pre-build system in a $600 build. I can make you a part list as well. What OS are you currently running?

[GerrysamHD]

You would be able to get a much better PC with that $600. I didn't know how to build a pc either the first time but I watched a newegg tutorial on it and had it running in under 2 hours. I highly suggest you go with a prebuilt PC since you can probably get a $900 Pre-build system in a $600 build. I can make you a part list as well. What OS are you currently running?

Hey color any suggestions on websites to purchase parts?

[andiasliwa]

You would be able to get a much better PC with that $600. I didn't know how to build a pc either the first time but I watched a newegg tutorial on it and had it running in under 2 hours. I highly suggest you go with a prebuilt PC since you can probably get a $900 Pre-build system in a $600 build. I can make you a part list as well. What OS are you currently running?

Uhh i dont know feels like i dont wanna wait anymore. I mean i dont need to have an extreme pc or so , i will be playing basic games like crossfire / csgo.
I am currently using windows 7 ultimate.
Congratz on the 17k btw <3

[Bodvar]

Uhh i dont know feels like i dont wanna wait anymore. I mean i dont need to have an extreme pc or so , i will be playing basic games like crossfire / csgo.
I am currently using windows 7 ultimate.
Congratz on the 17k btw <3

What color is trying to say is that he doesn't want you to get ripped off for 300$ just for some extra work. Building a PC is also very fun.

[garretco123]

Yeah I would have to agree with Color, you could get a better pc for $600 by building it yourself and there are heaps of tutorials online on how. There is also mpgh and the majority of users are willing to help you if you can't figure something out. All you have to do is ask. But if you really don't feel comfitable in building it then the second one would be your best choice.

[Color]

Hey color any suggestions on websites to purchase parts?

Newegg.

Uhh i dont know feels like i dont wanna wait anymore. I mean i dont need to have an extreme pc or so , i will be playing basic games like crossfire / csgo.
I am currently using windows 7 ultimate.
Congratz on the 17k btw <3

Trust me this will benefit you greatly in the future and you can constantly upgrade whenever you want.

[ozzy bubbles]

The Second One Is really Nice Build.The gpu will rock in games,idk about other components..

[the_worm_91]

If I would need to decide for one of these two configurations, I would choose the second one just because of the Intel processor.

[Bravoheli]

if you really want to get prebuilt then i would go with the second one but highly suggest you build your own pc trust me its easy

[Vo3]

************. use that to price out your build

[TonyMane()]

Hey color any suggestions on websites to purchase parts?

newegg is the best site i think.

[Afonso122]

Either you build your own pc ( i definitely would, and i would help you with that if needed ) or not, it's up to you.
Both builds are pretty decent, but i'd go for the second one.