ishan devil :
Christiaan Lourens :
NZXT PHANTOM 410 (BLACK) ✓
Intel 3.5 GHz LGA1155 Core i7 3770K ✓
G.SKILL TRIDENT X DDR3 4GB x 2 ✓
CM HYPER 212 EVO - if you can afford it switch with a Corsair H80i
WD BLUE WD10EZEX 1 TB - if you can afford it switch with either a Caviar Black or rather take a Seagate barracuda. (you might even get a good price for a 2TB barracuda)
For the SSD I would suggest also looking at:
OCZ Vertex 4, Agility 3
SanDisk Extreme SSD SDSSDX or ultra Plus
Samsung 840 MZ7TD120KW (really good price)
I have also seen the Seagate 600 is cheap every now and then. Although I have not used their SSD's yet.
I prefer OCZ, but for now Corsair, OCZ and Samsung lead the market share with SSD's.
As for optical drive you can easily find a cheaper LG drive that will do the exact same thing.
Did you remember to factor in OS costs? Or are you going to use Linux?
Any other questions?
can u suggest me a littel bit cheaper n good liquid cooling because corsair h80i is blowing up my buget....
AND i m taking wd blue because i hav read on this site that wd is much better then seagate....
n if i wanted more memory later can i take one more hdd...i mean can 2 hdd be fitted in 1 pc
Yes you can always add more HDD's into your pc, many people replace HDD's with larger HDD's later on. I myself replaced an older 2TB with a 4TB earlier this year.
The H80i (the I is important) is much cheaper than the H80 standalone, it's also newer.
Look at the Corsair H60, otherwise stick with the CM CPU heat sink & fan. Coolermaster make great products, the second most expensive parts of my pc is Coolermaster made. I just said if you can go over your budget
That might be true about WD, I have the myPassport & I love it, but if it's not caviar black it's not that much better imho (just my opinion).
So it's up to you if the possibility of being better outweighs the reality of being cheaper.
What I suggest about the HDD situation is do not take it out until you don't have anymore space for additional HDD's.
IF you get a larger say 2TB drive at a later stage, move the games for instance, on this drive to a new drive and dedicate this drive to media only, movies/videos, pictures/ photos, music ect. If you are like that I have friends who store that way.
I personally don't care for now I sort my folders neatly and plan to raid some other 3x 4TB with it later on...
So you can even add additional RAM later on if you wanted. My suggestion though is stick to the same brand and the same formula if you do the 2x 4GB (recommended) take another 2x4GB later on. But this really isn't needed unless you multitask your pc like a bitch. I do that, I'd have 30 something tabs open, be in Photoshop, after effects, ect. So more than 8GB RAM is only needed if you are going to whip your pc like a slave.
Once again you don't need liquid cooling it was merely a suggestion
I would steer clear of cheap liquid cooling (take the Cooler Master: Hyper 212 EVO)