Gaming PC with Zotac Nvidia gtx 650 ti boost and amd fx 6300

Milan10

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I'm gonna upgrade my PC and I need to buy the following parts :-
CPU : AMD FX 6300 3.6 Ghz
GPU : Zotac Nvidia gtx 650 ti boost 2gb gddr5
RAM : 16GB(2x8) G Skill Ripjaws 1600mhz
Motherboard : MSI 970A-G43

Planning to overclock the GPU, RAM and the CPU....what PSU and cooler would I need..??
and also tell me whether the motherboard supports SLI and a secondary hard disk
 
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If you want to be able to OC your CPU then you will need to invest in a decent cooler the suggested Hyper 212 EVO is the one to get if your looking for one on a budget..

Your motherboard needs to be improved and the best bang for buck at the moment is this...
GA-990FXA-UD3 (rev. 3.0)
http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4397#ov
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As for a PSU you want to invest in a decent 600w PSU from any of the following companys... XFX, CORSAIR, SEASONIC, BE QUIET, Silverstone, Antec and OCZ

Uther39

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If you want to be able to OC your CPU then you will need to invest in a decent cooler the suggested Hyper 212 EVO is the one to get if your looking for one on a budget..

Your motherboard needs to be improved and the best bang for buck at the moment is this...
GA-990FXA-UD3 (rev. 3.0)
http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4397#ov
6952_m.jpg


As for a PSU you want to invest in a decent 600w PSU from any of the following companys... XFX, CORSAIR, SEASONIC, BE QUIET, Silverstone, Antec and OCZ
 
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+1 agreed.

 

Milan10

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Dude...my budget is around Rs 5000 for the motherboard and the one you mentioned costs Rs 12000.....just tell me another motherboard around Rs5000 no problem if it does'nt support SLI....
 

Milan10

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Which board from gigabyte..?? why not 16 gb ....it will add 10 more fps to the demanding games than 8gb, right??
 


Nope, it will do nothing in games. Most games are 32-bit applications which use 3.3gb RAM. You can MAX games with 4gb RAM. 8gb is more than enough and will be for quite a while. ZERO games will benefit in any way at all from more than 8gb RAM. There aren't even any games out there that use more than 6gb RAM. Like I said 90% of games use less than 4gb. IF you play a modern game and open up task manager, you will see that only 1.5-3gb RAM will be being used at any point.

That money would be MUCH better spent on a getter GPU. That is what actually matters for gaming.
 

Milan10

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Which GPU would you suggest if you add 5000bucks to the GPU budget..??