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Hey guys can you try and put together a pc on this website: pccasegear.com

screenshot cart or tell me what you picked...

INFO:

Dont go over 1100
Im not a hardcore gamer so dont go anything above 200 or around that really...
8gb+ ram and yeah : )

+rep and thanks for people who try
ty guys : D

Originally Posted by Paradox

Here a build for around that price, no GFX card though it will still run until you have enough for a GFX:

ASUS Maximus V GENE = $275
Intel Core i7-2700K = $332
AMD Entertainment 16GB Kit(8Gx 2) DDR3 1600 = $130
Seagate 3.5" Barracuda 3TB = $199
Lite-On SATA DVD RW = $21
Thermaltake EVO Blue 750Watt APFC Gaming PSU = $150
Antec DF-85 Dark Fleet Gaming Case = $171

Originally Posted by REVIVE

Here a build for around that price, no GFX card though it will still run until you have enough for a GFX:

ASUS Maximus V GENE = $275
Intel Core i7-2700K = $332
AMD Entertainment 16GB Kit(8Gx 2) DDR3 1600 = $130
Seagate 3.5" Barracuda 3TB = $199
Lite-On SATA DVD RW = $21
Thermaltake EVO Blue 750Watt APFC Gaming PSU = $150
Antec DF-85 Dark Fleet Gaming Case = $171

Don't buy this. Looks like you just decked out on all the best parts. Really no point in that kind of motherboard and powersupply and hard drive.

@Paradox

Despite what you said that you're not an extreme gamer I wanted to provide you with some over-average performance while not crossing the budget limit too much. After all, you don't want the build to get old after a year.

Corsair 16GB Kit (2x8GB) DDR3 = $115 (not too expensive for 16GB

)

ASUS P8Z68 Deluxe Gen3 = $245

GeForce GTX 560 1GB = $189 (the GTX 560 Ti version is $229)

Intel Core i5 3450 = $205

Western Digital Caviar Black 2TB = $199 (it has speed and quality, 2TB is more than enough)

LG 12X BD-R Blu-ray DVD Combo Drive = $55 (Blu-Ray compatible

)

CoolerMaster eXtreme Power Plus 650W = $79

CoolerMaster K350 Gamer = $65

Total: $1152

Originally Posted by Extraordinaire

Don't buy this. Looks like you just decked out on all the best parts. Really no point in that kind of motherboard and powersupply and hard drive.

This is just half of the build I'm doing, in short supply of the cash but this will suffice until next week when I get more.

Originally Posted by Extraordinaire

Try and find a different MB. ASRock aren't the best.

Also @Paradox you should try MSY as they have the cheapest prices.

Originally Posted by REVIVE

Try and find a different MB. ASRock aren't the best.

Also @Paradox you should try MSY as they have the cheapest prices.

i actually find this build pretty good. He doesnt NEED the BEST of all MB.

Originally Posted by REVIVE

Try and find a different MB. ASRock aren't the best.

Also @Paradox you should try MSY as they have the cheapest prices.

Don't listen to him. ASRock is AMAZING for the price.

Thanks all and do i need a sound card in order to put my headset in?
aw and what is an SSD thingy?

Originally Posted by Paradox

Thanks all and do i need a sound card in order to put my headset in?

No, there is a mic slot on the case.

Originally Posted by Extraordinaire

Don't listen to him. ASRock is AMAZING for the price.

Yes for the price there "AMAZING" but there best avoided as they are made with ASUS legacy technology.

Originally Posted by REVIVE

Yes for the price there "AMAZING" but there best avoided as they are made with ASUS legacy technology.

You clearly have no idea what you're talking about. Please stop talking if you think he should shell out nearly $300 for a motherboard that he won't even use for gaming that much. And PS, so is the motherboard you picked.

Originally Posted by Extraordinaire

You clearly have no idea what you're talking about. Please stop talking if you think he should shell out nearly $300 for a motherboard that he won't even use for gaming that much. And PS, so is the motherboard you picked.

ASRock started because a former employee of ASUS who was a motherboard designer was fired and started using ASUS technology to start a rival company, and he should shell out more money for an expensive MB because it will save him money in the long run when he wants to upgrade further.

Originally Posted by REVIVE

ASRock started because a former employee of ASUS who was a motherboard designer was fired and started using ASUS technology to start a rival company, and he should shell out more money for an expensive MB because it will save him money in the long run when he wants to upgrade further.

pls tell me why if most if not all the people on tomshw think asrock is good?

is asrock a good motherboard company -

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