Guidelines for your Desktop Builds

Sheeeet son... fucking best, most easy to read chart ever.

hmmm saw this once in a gaming magazine.nice.I actually might look more in depth into this and possible try to upgrade my desktop maybeh.Thanks!

Just make sure not to buy everything that is listed.
Just remember it's a guideline!

This guide is awesome

Based on the cheapest of the outstanding set up it's $1,160.60 (tax and shipping inc.)
@Stevenom, would all of these be enough for a fully running computer? The case has fans included, would that be enough?

Originally Posted by 666HiddenMaster666

Based on the cheapest of the outstanding set up it's $1,160.60 (tax and shipping inc.)
@Stevenom, would all of these be enough for a fully running computer? The case has fans included, would that be enough?

That's a great build but I'd get i5 3570k not i5 3570.
Every cases come with the intake and exhaust fans, some other ones will include others as well but those two are the most basic.
I'd also get an aftermarket CPU cooler like Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo.
It's like 25 bucks and it's good.

Originally Posted by Stevenom

That's a great build but I'd get i5 3570k not i5 3570.
Every cases come with the intake and exhaust fans, some other ones will include others as well but those two are the most basic.
I'd also get an aftermarket CPU cooler like Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo.
It's like 25 bucks and it's good.

Can't seem to find 3570K on newegg

I'll check again later and maybe Amazon

Originally Posted by 666HiddenMaster666

Can't seem to find 3570K on newegg
I'll check again later and maybe Amazon

lolwat?
there's plenty on newegg

Originally Posted by Stevenom

lolwat?
there's plenty on newegg

Oh, I did the lowest price sort, and the 3570 was the only one at the same price as the guide, not the 3570K
Also, what's your recommendation for the cheapest monitor with built-in speakers?

It really sucks that NewEgg doesn't ship to Australia

soo cheaaapp

Originally Posted by 666HiddenMaster666

Oh, I did the lowest price sort, and the 3570 was the only one at the same price as the guide, not the 3570K
Also, what's your recommendation for the cheapest monitor with built-in speakers?

Most of them has inbuilt speakers.
I personally don't recommend it unless your monitor is like close to the wall and your room isn't really big so the sound can actually bounce to you.
I'm not really sure which one to choose though.
Newegg.com - ASUS VH232H Glossy Black 23" 5ms Widescreen Full HD 1080p LCD Monitor 300 cd/m2 ASCR 20000:1 w/Speakers & HDMIⓘ

Originally Posted by HalfBajan

It really sucks that NewEgg doesn't ship to Australia soo cheaaapp

Tigerdirect does though.
But shipping from US is gonna be shit expensive.
Considering a full build is over 10~15 kilos.
And it then would need international shipping.

Originally Posted by Stevenom

Tigerdirect does though.
But shipping from US is gonna be shit expensive.
Considering a full build is over 10~15 kilos.
And it then would need international shipping.

hoooooly shit! thankyou! looks like im going shopping

Originally Posted by Stevenom

Most of them has inbuilt speakers.
I personally don't recommend it unless your monitor is like close to the wall and your room isn't really big so the sound can actually bounce to you.
I'm not really sure which one to choose though.
Newegg.com - ASUS VH232H Glossy Black 23" 5ms Widescreen Full HD 1080p LCD Monitor 300 cd/m2 ASCR 20000:1 w/Speakers & HDMI

Should I check Best Buy, Target, WalMart, etc?

Wow, the extremist is actually not too wallet-busting.
I might try to set that up.

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