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Beastleewr11298

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Hey all, I could use some help from some knowledgeable people. This is the computer so far http://www.ibuypower.com/Store/Intel_X79_Core_i7_Configurator/w/174307
I want to use my computer to play games such as WoW, LoL, Neverwinter, and such games on max setttings. Also I wish to be able to live stream on high settings without any lag on either ends while using 2-3 monitors. I could give more information if needed. But I mainly want to use this computer to live stream and play games at max settings without any trouble. Thanks everyone!
 
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Beastleewr11298

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That is what I have kind of fiddle around with and built I think? And my budget is around the low 2000 to maybe even high 2000 mark.
 
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dannyboy2233

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Alright... So.
CPU: i5 4670k- $250
Motherboard: Gigabyte Z87X UD3H- $180
GPU: 2x MSI 770 Lightning Edition in SLI- $900
RAM: 16 GB Corsair Vengeance LP @ 1600 MHz- $130
PSU: Corsair HX850- $160
Cooler: Corsair H100- $110
HDD: Any 2 TB, 7200 RPM, 64 MB cache HDD- $100
SSD: 240 GB Samsung 840 Pro Series SSD- $240
Case: Corsair Obsidian 800D- $250
Total: $2,070
As long as you're only gaming, the 4670k will be more than enough. :)
 
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dannyboy2233

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Yup! :) Plus, it's a great experience; you really get to know your computer (and how to upgrade it), and you get to really know what you're buying.
 
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wtalk2

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Here is a great build for your uses in the mid $2000. I also suggest you build your own as you will save money and have a better quality build overall:

http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/15uhB

It has mouse and keyboard as well as 3 monitors added on that list. Also I know the PSU is a bit overkill but if you want you can SLI another 770 if you dont mind going up to $3000 to give you a bigger performance boost.
 
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I would get dual 770's and one monitor first, and then later on upgrade to three; IMO, it's better to have a higher ratio of GPU/monitor.
 
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Beastleewr11298

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Between 850 Watt - NZXT HALE90V2 850W, 1000 Watt - AZZA Titan 1000W, and 1000 Watt - NZXT HALE90V2 1000W. Which is better quality, and I do know that one is a 850W so no need to point that out.
 
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dannyboy2233

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None of them... I would stick with Corsair and Seasonic, such as the Corsair HX850 for $160.
 
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You can get aftermarket ones (such as this: http://www.lamptron.com/product/controllers/fc5-v2/) for controlling case fans with a visible display on the front of the case, which some people think is cool. It is unnecessary (as many fans are controllable through programs), but it's good to have nonetheless.
 
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To be honest, not much. Most people find that any and all WiFi adapters are suitable for their needs :) as long as you have good internet, any of them will work fine.
 
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