Full tutorial of how to build a gaming PC!

[DutchAirForce]

This guys is amazing! He made a gaming pc in 2012 now in 2013!

I would recommend to make exacly his pc! I want to make one but i just bought a Asus gaming laptop.

Here is the 2012 gaming pc he made (It looks sick!)

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This guys is amazing! He made a gaming pc in 2012 now in 2013!

I would recommend to make exacly his pc! I want to make one but i just bought a Asus gaming laptop.

Here is the 2012 gaming pc he made (It looks sick!)

THKS FOR SHARING BRO! Still Using My -_-Gaming Desktop form 2007.

[Domokun_index]

This guy drags on, just watch JackFrags' video.

[DutchAirForce]

This guy drags on, just watch JackFrags' video.

Atleast he goes in details and he also says why he does stuff. I like it when someone does it that way.

[Domokun_index]

Atleast he goes in details and he also says why he does stuff. I like it when someone does it that way.

JackFrags does as-well, he also says what to avoid when building and gives techniques to building.

[Color]

There are hundreds of these on yt..

[Jlowbob]

Here's a TL;DR guide.

CPU
If you don't know anything, get the latest Intel i5-k processor.

MoBo
Get a Gigabyte UD3 board with the latest chipset for overclockability. Currently for Gigi, it's Z77X

RAM
Get Crucial Tactical Tracer. Or G.Skill Rip Jaw if your <16 years old.

GPU
Get the latest AMD you can afford. Nvidia is fine but I assume you're a gamer and not a 3D modeler or anything. AMD is strictly gaming. Nvidia is gaming + modeling and animation and professional stuff. For gaming, AMD will get you the best bang for the buck.

SSD/HDD
Getting a SSD is pointless unless you plan to put everything on it. Buying a small 64/128GB SSD just for your OSS is retarded. You'll only notice faster boots but on a gaming desktop, I assume the only time you ever turn the desktop off is for updates. Get a 256GB at least for your OS and core software and games, then a HDD for music and movies and pictures. For HDD, Get a WD Caviar Black or Seagate Barricuda.

PSU
EVGA SuperNova. Nuff said.

Case
Get a good case. Not some riced up piece of shit with windows and LED fans. They look nice to you and your dorky friends but they won't help on maintaining cool temps. Get a mid-tower as well. Buying full-tower is for SLI and water cooling, and if you dont know how to pick out PC parts and look for guides, you shouldn't be doing SLI or WC yet. Get some quality fans too, no cheap LED ones. Go with Noctua pls. You won't regret the $20 price tag.

Other things; don't get a wifi adapter. If you're going gaming, you should be hooked up via ethernet anyways. Buying an expensive gaming PC when you have shitty connection is an oxymoron.

[[MPGH]Doc]

Here's a TL;DR guide.

CPU
If you don't know anything, get the latest Intel i5-k processor.

MoBo
Get a Gigabyte UD3 board with the latest chipset for overclockability. Currently for Gigi, it's Z77X

RAM
Get Crucial Tactical Tracer. Or G.Skill Rip Jaw if your <16 years old.

GPU
Get the latest AMD you can afford. Nvidia is fine but I assume you're a gamer and not a 3D modeler or anything. AMD is strictly gaming. Nvidia is gaming + modeling and animation and professional stuff. For gaming, AMD will get you the best bang for the buck.

SSD/HDD
Getting a SSD is pointless unless you plan to put everything on it. Buying a small 64/128GB SSD just for your OSS is retarded. You'll only notice faster boots but on a gaming desktop, I assume the only time you ever turn the desktop off is for updates. Get a 256GB at least for your OS and core software and games, then a HDD for music and movies and pictures. For HDD, Get a WD Caviar Black or Seagate Barricuda.

PSU
EVGA SuperNova. Nuff said.

Case
Get a good case. Not some riced up piece of shit with windows and LED fans. They look nice to you and your dorky friends but they won't help on maintaining cool temps. Get a mid-tower as well. Buying full-tower is for SLI and water cooling, and if you dont know how to pick out PC parts and look for guides, you shouldn't be doing SLI or WC yet. Get some quality fans too, no cheap LED ones. Go with Noctua pls. You won't regret the $20 price tag.

Other things; don't get a wifi adapter. If you're going gaming, you should be hooked up via ethernet anyways. Buying an expensive gaming PC when you have shitty connection is an oxymoron.

You mustn't know much about computing if you think putting an OS on an SSD is pointless. Most of the performance gains results from indexing and faster access times. Even if all your shit is on a HDD and your OS is on an SSD you'll still notice better performance across the board than if you have OS+ on just a HDD.

Not to mention your point about AMD being strictly gaming is based on pure bullshit.

[desligaessepc]

the better way its just have much to waste with things what never will make you have sex :-D

[Whiskey]

Thank You