- May 27, 2013
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Approximate Purchase Date: This week.
Budget Range: 350-600 (---- that would equal to a 200 -300 usd if i would buy it in eeuu----). ( no shipping nor rebate).
System Usage from Most to Least Important: Gaming - some Multitasking ( some chrome tabs + music + youtube + video edition ( video edition could be done ALONE if that changes the price of the rig somewhat)).
Are you buying a monitor: No.
Parts to Upgrade: Mobo, Cpu, RAM, PSU.
Do you need to buy OS: No.
Preferred Website(s) for Parts: http://www.tricubo.com.ar/home.php, http://www.diesoft.com.ar/, http://www.datanex.com.ar/, http://www.ocstore.com.ar/, http://www.eagleinformatica.com.ar/. They are all in spanish but nothing that goood ol chrome /firefox cant translate. Prices are in Us$. It's important to use the prices from this site since something that costs 100 us$ in eeuu, costs 200 us$+ here.
Location: Argentina.
Parts Preferences: No Preference. I just want the best bang for the buck.
Overclocking: Maybe. ( if i need to pay more, no)
SLI or Crossfire: No
Your Monitor Resolution: 1366 x 768
Additional Comments: I dont want bf3 ultra at 60fps+ . I would be happy with 40+ on medium if that means better overall performance. It would be good to know different builds each with its pro and cons ( e.g better for gaming but worst for video edition or REALLY cheap but able to play most games on low). Initially i was thinking of an i3 and a 7750, but that is just a guess. im sure there are better builds for the price.
If you dont want to look at the prices from the pages i linked, you can reccomend a 300 usd system, because here that would be like a 600 usd one.
Why Are You Upgrading: My brother has a notebook and asked me to build him a desktop pc. i'll give him my case, hdd and monitor.
I would like
A ) a build wich can run modern games in low at 766 resolution.
B) a build wich can run modern games at high at 766 resolution.
And thanks in advance.
Budget Range: 350-600 (---- that would equal to a 200 -300 usd if i would buy it in eeuu----). ( no shipping nor rebate).
System Usage from Most to Least Important: Gaming - some Multitasking ( some chrome tabs + music + youtube + video edition ( video edition could be done ALONE if that changes the price of the rig somewhat)).
Are you buying a monitor: No.
Parts to Upgrade: Mobo, Cpu, RAM, PSU.
Do you need to buy OS: No.
Preferred Website(s) for Parts: http://www.tricubo.com.ar/home.php, http://www.diesoft.com.ar/, http://www.datanex.com.ar/, http://www.ocstore.com.ar/, http://www.eagleinformatica.com.ar/. They are all in spanish but nothing that goood ol chrome /firefox cant translate. Prices are in Us$. It's important to use the prices from this site since something that costs 100 us$ in eeuu, costs 200 us$+ here.
Location: Argentina.
Parts Preferences: No Preference. I just want the best bang for the buck.
Overclocking: Maybe. ( if i need to pay more, no)
SLI or Crossfire: No
Your Monitor Resolution: 1366 x 768
Additional Comments: I dont want bf3 ultra at 60fps+ . I would be happy with 40+ on medium if that means better overall performance. It would be good to know different builds each with its pro and cons ( e.g better for gaming but worst for video edition or REALLY cheap but able to play most games on low). Initially i was thinking of an i3 and a 7750, but that is just a guess. im sure there are better builds for the price.
If you dont want to look at the prices from the pages i linked, you can reccomend a 300 usd system, because here that would be like a 600 usd one.
Why Are You Upgrading: My brother has a notebook and asked me to build him a desktop pc. i'll give him my case, hdd and monitor.
I would like
A ) a build wich can run modern games in low at 766 resolution.
B) a build wich can run modern games at high at 766 resolution.
And thanks in advance.
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