Hi! First, I want to say hello to every one, and introduce myself because this is my first thread on this site. My name is Olaf, I am a gamer from Poland and I really need your help!
So, I' m trying to build my first gaming rig, and naturally i want it to be as future-proof as it could be, and... as beastly as it could be for its price
And here the problem begins. One week ago i was 100% sure, that i want this:
CPU: i5 3570k
GPU: GTX 770/ 7970 GHZ (because of mantle)
MOBO: ASrock z77 extreme IV
CASE: SilentiumPC brutus 310
RAM: whatever-1600-CL9-and-its-cheap
PSU: SilentiumPC M1 bronze 650W
DVD: the cheapest one
HDD: Western Digital Caviar Blue, 3.5'', 500GB, SATA III, 7200RPM (WD5000AAKX)
But few days ago, I got a vision (epic drumms) What if i would buy a 8350 instead of i5, save some money on cpu and motherboard and throw it in upcoming r9 290 (non x) ? I think it should be in my price range. I can always buy a 600w and save even more. but i am wondering if it could outperform i5/7970ghz, 770 gtx in terms of gaming.
BUT it's not the end. When i saw Battlefield 4 performance threads and watch dogs requirements, i've got a brand new vision. What if, I would replace 3570k with i7 3770 (non k) and find nice motherboard without z77 chipset to equalize prices and get 6 stronger cores plus 1ht with the same cost? Of course in this case, i can "only" afford 7970 ghz or gtx 770 2 gb (i am afraid of that 2 gb, so it's another adventage of 7970 according to bf4 beta)
And that's my problem. Also i want to admit that i don't want to start AMD/Intel/Nvidia flame war. I Have tight budget and i can't afford i5 and 290. I also know, that i5 performs mostly better in games/ equally to 8350 in some new next-gen titles but i am wondering if 8350/290 will be more efficient than i5, i7/ 770, 7970 ghz. i am just looking for best overall performance. 99.9% games performance.
I am very sorry for all possible language mistakes. I am still learning this beautifull language and I want to be better and better
So, I' m trying to build my first gaming rig, and naturally i want it to be as future-proof as it could be, and... as beastly as it could be for its price
And here the problem begins. One week ago i was 100% sure, that i want this:CPU: i5 3570k
GPU: GTX 770/ 7970 GHZ (because of mantle)
MOBO: ASrock z77 extreme IV
CASE: SilentiumPC brutus 310
RAM: whatever-1600-CL9-and-its-cheap
PSU: SilentiumPC M1 bronze 650W
DVD: the cheapest one
HDD: Western Digital Caviar Blue, 3.5'', 500GB, SATA III, 7200RPM (WD5000AAKX)
But few days ago, I got a vision (epic drumms) What if i would buy a 8350 instead of i5, save some money on cpu and motherboard and throw it in upcoming r9 290 (non x) ? I think it should be in my price range. I can always buy a 600w and save even more. but i am wondering if it could outperform i5/7970ghz, 770 gtx in terms of gaming.
BUT it's not the end. When i saw Battlefield 4 performance threads and watch dogs requirements, i've got a brand new vision. What if, I would replace 3570k with i7 3770 (non k) and find nice motherboard without z77 chipset to equalize prices and get 6 stronger cores plus 1ht with the same cost? Of course in this case, i can "only" afford 7970 ghz or gtx 770 2 gb (i am afraid of that 2 gb, so it's another adventage of 7970 according to bf4 beta)
And that's my problem. Also i want to admit that i don't want to start AMD/Intel/Nvidia flame war. I Have tight budget and i can't afford i5 and 290. I also know, that i5 performs mostly better in games/ equally to 8350 in some new next-gen titles but i am wondering if 8350/290 will be more efficient than i5, i7/ 770, 7970 ghz. i am just looking for best overall performance. 99.9% games performance.
I am very sorry for all possible language mistakes. I am still learning this beautifull language and I want to be better and better
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