A liquid cooling system for an AMD 635???
No.
Also, I know I can do better for $1300.
Hey guys I'm getting this brand new computer to replace my terrible 400 dollar laptop that runs mw2 on the lowest settings . Rate my computer on how you think it will run the latest games and if it can handle them on max or not. Ty
Case 1 x NZXT Guardian 921 RB Gaming Case-Black w/ Red Light
Processor 1 x [= Quad Core AMD Athlon™ II X4 635 Quad-Core CPU-
Processor Cooling 1 x Liquid CPU Cooling System [AMD]-[Free Upgrade] Standard 120mm Fan
Memory 1 x 4 GB [2 GB X2] DDR3-1600 Memory Module-Corsair or Major Brand
Video Card 1 x ATI Radeon HD 5870 - 1GB-Single Card
Video Card Brand 1 x Major Brand Powered by ATI or NVIDIA-
Motherboard 1 x ASUS M4A77T/USB3 -- AMD 770 Chipset-
Motherboard USB / SATA Interface 1 x Motherboard default USB / SATA Interface-
Power Supply 1 x 700 Watt -- Standard-
Primary Hard Drive 1 x 1 TB HARD DRIVE -- 16M Cache, 7200 RPM, 3.0Gb/s-Single Drive
Data Hard Drive 0 x None-
Optical Drive 1 x 24X Dual Format/Double Layer DVD±R/±RW + CD-R/RW Drive-Black
2nd Optical Drive 0 x None-
Flash Media Reader / Writer 0 x None-
Meter Display 0 x None-
Sound Card 1 x 3D Premium Surround Sound Onboard-
Network Card 1 x Intel Pro 10/100/1000 Network Card-
Operating System 1 x Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium + Office Starter 2010 (Includes basic versions of Word and Excel)-64-Bit
Software / Game 1 x Call of Duty: Black Ops-
Keyboard 1 x iBUYPOWER USB Keyboard-Black
Mouse 1 x iBUYPOWER Internet Mouse-Black
Monitor 1 x 22" LCD 1920x1080 -- ASUS VH222H (21.5" Viewable)-
2nd Monitor 0 x None-
Speaker System 1 x iBUYPOWER 2.1 Channel Stereo Super Bass Subwoofer Speaker System-
Wireless Network Adapter 1 x ASUS USB-N13 802.11b/g/n USB 2.0 300Mbps Wireless USB Adapter-
So yea there it is. It's about $1300... so if you can configure a computer for cheaper then please tell me!
A liquid cooling system for an AMD 635???
No.
Also, I know I can do better for $1300.
Sorry I don't know much about computers so you're saying that with an AMD 635 there's no need for a liquid cooling? It comes with the case so I don't see the need to take it away unless there is? Also, do you think this can handle the latest games on good settings?
No need at all. But if its free it wont hurt anything. I was just saying that its totally unnecessary and you would be better off with a $30 heatsink. But like I said, if its free no problem.
As for games, depending no what the clock is for that CPU, it will probably be bottlenecking that GPU. So you can expect average graphics for games, but I wouldnt expect max out of it. Especially these days where graphics are getting higher and higher, and unless the only game you play is CoD, you will need to upgrade before too long.
Alright, So if I could upgrade my CPU and downgrade the GPU to lets say... crossfire 5770s? would that be the better option?
It's the same price for [= Quad Core AMD Phenom™ II X4 965 Black Edition Quad-Core CPU with crossfire 5770s as the 635 with a 5870. So which would be better?
uhm, the 965 with the 5770's obviously.
k1llzone (12-09-2010)
CPU: AM3 x6 1090T
PSU: Corsair HX-850
Motherboard: Gigabyte 890GPA-UD3H
RAM: 4x2GB 1600 DDR3 Kingston HyperX Genesis
HDD1: OCZ Vertex II 120GB SSD
HDD2: Samsung HD103SJ Spinpoint F3 1TB
CPU Cooling: Noctua NH-D14
Graphics1: Gigabyte ATI HD6850
Graphics2: Gigabtye ATI HD6850
Case: Fractal Define R3
A better system. Liquid cooling is POINTLESS, especially on a 635(lolol). If you're gonna be gaming, you're gonna need a SSD. 4x2GB Ram allows for optimal RAM timings and overclock with system. Pricing? NFI, not American so I dunno how much you guys would pay for a system like this. I didn't include peripherals cause usually that's user specific.
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My Computer:
AM3 x6 1090T | 4x2GB 2000-DDR3 HyperX Genesis | G-B 890GPA-UD3H | Corsair HX-1000 | 2xG-B ATI HD6850 | Lian-Li PK-K56 |
Looks like an average gamer's build. You could be more specific though
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Yea i took off the 635 and upgraded to a Quad Core 965 with crossfire 5770s. My budget is 1300 and atm I can't upgrade to the 6850 crossfire and i cannot upgrade to the 6 core. So if you disregard the original 635 and replace it with the 965 crossfire 5770s how is that? Would that be able to run the call of duty's on max? What about other games?
Thx.
What would you like me to be more specific on? And do you think this can handle the call of duty's on max? or at least high?
Thx.
Last edited by k1llzone; 12-09-2010 at 09:32 PM.
SSD's are actually terrible for gaming. For the first while they will be good, but after a period of time (depending on usage, but I have seen an average of about 3 months) you will start to notice performance dropping in a bad way. Over time the cells in an SSD get worn out and start to damage even. This will eventually lead to slower times, and in all possibility, BSOD's They are at best now, a good choice for your OS, but just make sure you move the temp folders in windows to a more solid HDD.
A standard 7200rpm HDD will be much more stable, and last a lot longer, with a very slight loss in performance.
I wont even touch on the problems of gaming with a hexa-core CPU.
EDIT: if you budget is $1300 I can show you a computer. A REAL one. I am currently setting up one for about $1500 that would smash the original one you put up. I plan on building it in the next few months.
Well I could've just suggested a i7 instead, I just modified my current set-up slightly.
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My Computer:
AM3 x6 1090T | 4x2GB 2000-DDR3 HyperX Genesis | G-B 890GPA-UD3H | Corsair HX-1000 | 2xG-B ATI HD6850 | Lian-Li PK-K56 |
Get a better proccessor or overclock yours a lot.