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alexcharlie

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• Thermaltake V9 BlacX towercase
• Intel Core i5-4670 Quad 3.8GHz Turbo 6MB
• GIGABYTE H87-HD3 motherboard
• 8GB DUAL DDR3 1600MHz memory
• 1TB SATA3 7200RPM 64MB diskur
• 24x DVD SuperMulti skrifari
• 2GB GTX650oc 3D Vision Ready PCI-E 3.0
• 7.1 HD Home Theater soundcontrol
• Windows 8 64-bit
 
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Great card, gigabyte makes a great cooler design and so does evga and asus so if u want that one get it shouldnt be any problems. gigabytes windforce, asus direct CUII, and evga acx are all one of the best gpu air coolers.

The 760 performs on par or better than a 670 so for the money ur getting a lot of performance
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Well in my own opinion I would have gone with a beefier video card, a 650 ti boost at least. But it all depends on your resolution. The rest of your build is pretty top notch though if all you're doing is gaming. Would you mind sharing your resolution? :)
 
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No you might not be able to sustain BF3 in ultra due to the GPU, but the rest of your build is great.
Get a GTX650Ti Boost or HD7850 for good performance.
If you won't be needing SSD caching etc you could go for a B85 instead of a H87 and you could get the 4570 instead of the 4670.
This is only if you are tight on budget, otherwise its good.
 
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The price to performance ratio of a GTX650Ti boost/non boost is much better compared to the current card, if budget is really a problem i suggest you go for
i5 4570 and gigabyte GA-B85-HD3
 
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A radeon hd 7950, u can get some for under $200 and most around $220 or else a ti boost or 7870 is prob the next best thing. Also a 650 ti would be cutting it close for ultra 1080p bf3 gameplay but prob would be playable around 30fps. I have a 1gb 5850 that does ultra bf3 at decent fps on ultra and by this chart the 650 ti is basically the same - http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-graphics-card-review,3107-7.html
 
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Yeah, the 7870 is really a step above the 650Ti Boost/660Ti...especially the 7870XT.
 
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Not MAX settings...but probably high on BF3 and medium on BF4 I would guess. Maybe medium/high on Saints Row.
 
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The issue I find with getting the 660 or 660 ti is that u can get better for around the same or slightly more, u can get a 7950 for the same and a 760 for slightly more than either of the 660 or 660 ti. Well u can find a reg 660 for around $190

Edit: being that a 760 and the 7950 compete against the 670 for performance and both costing alot less than the 670 making the 660/ti not worth getting
 
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Great card, gigabyte makes a great cooler design and so does evga and asus so if u want that one get it shouldnt be any problems. gigabytes windforce, asus direct CUII, and evga acx are all one of the best gpu air coolers.

The 760 performs on par or better than a 670 so for the money ur getting a lot of performance
 
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