Hey guys,
I tried a french forum with no luck to get accurate advices, so'im refferring to the very pros.
Little Story short : I do crazy multitasking 15 hours a day on the PC and casual gaming (5 hours a week -> CS:GO) and I hate lags, latencies, low bob graphism which is a pure loss of time for me. I want my PC to display my windows even before i thought about it!
My current configuration was supposed to be a redundancy PC and became the first when buying a SSD because of OS reinstall :
CPU : i5 2500k -> lame 80% used all the time with spikes .. i7 860 -> 30% for almost the same usage (Hyperthreading required, Hexacore?)
GPU : ATI 7770 -> too slow, low graphism and latency (don't want ATI anymore)
RAM : 16 GB Gskill 1866 Mhz (excellent but not enough 24GB / 32 GB might be needed)
Motherboard : low bob Asus Z67 (it is okay but not enough USB ports even though i can live with usb hubs)
HDD : 500 GB SSD Samsung
HDD 2 : lamest HDD 5400 RPM ever, used for HDD cloning no need for more
Case : Advance $30 (led and all like it, cooling wise, guess it is okay)
Power Supply : OCZ 600 Watts
Screens :
1) 2560*1440 Retina 27" Dual DVI
2) 1920*1080 24" HDMI
3) square 19" VGA
Requirements : 3 screens (only the Retina to play on with full settings on CS : GO), so i thought about the GTX770 2GB version. (2Gb enough ?)
If have an old N9800GT with a dead fan that will be freed with the ATI 7770 that i'm going to put on my secondary PC (if it can serve any purpose for screen display)
My other problem is that i have a program named Actual Desktop manager which is subdviding my screens into different zone (just awesome), but when i launch the game it is laggy (here again the GPU issue)
I've never been a fan of overclocking because of lower life expectancy and caracterized noobness in the area. But if it can reduce the overall price tag, why not.
Giving all these details which you would more likely not care much for most of them, i'm opened to all kind of suggestion. Budget is flexible for true addition in the user experience, not the showing off side. (says the dude with leds on his wall mart case
)
I tried a french forum with no luck to get accurate advices, so'im refferring to the very pros.
Little Story short : I do crazy multitasking 15 hours a day on the PC and casual gaming (5 hours a week -> CS:GO) and I hate lags, latencies, low bob graphism which is a pure loss of time for me. I want my PC to display my windows even before i thought about it!
My current configuration was supposed to be a redundancy PC and became the first when buying a SSD because of OS reinstall :
CPU : i5 2500k -> lame 80% used all the time with spikes .. i7 860 -> 30% for almost the same usage (Hyperthreading required, Hexacore?)
GPU : ATI 7770 -> too slow, low graphism and latency (don't want ATI anymore)
RAM : 16 GB Gskill 1866 Mhz (excellent but not enough 24GB / 32 GB might be needed)
Motherboard : low bob Asus Z67 (it is okay but not enough USB ports even though i can live with usb hubs)
HDD : 500 GB SSD Samsung
HDD 2 : lamest HDD 5400 RPM ever, used for HDD cloning no need for more
Case : Advance $30 (led and all like it, cooling wise, guess it is okay)
Power Supply : OCZ 600 Watts
Screens :
1) 2560*1440 Retina 27" Dual DVI
2) 1920*1080 24" HDMI
3) square 19" VGA
Requirements : 3 screens (only the Retina to play on with full settings on CS : GO), so i thought about the GTX770 2GB version. (2Gb enough ?)
If have an old N9800GT with a dead fan that will be freed with the ATI 7770 that i'm going to put on my secondary PC (if it can serve any purpose for screen display)
My other problem is that i have a program named Actual Desktop manager which is subdviding my screens into different zone (just awesome), but when i launch the game it is laggy (here again the GPU issue)
I've never been a fan of overclocking because of lower life expectancy and caracterized noobness in the area. But if it can reduce the overall price tag, why not.
Giving all these details which you would more likely not care much for most of them, i'm opened to all kind of suggestion. Budget is flexible for true addition in the user experience, not the showing off side. (says the dude with leds on his wall mart case
) 
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