Building my first gaming pc ( budget 900-1000€)

jimmytk

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Hello my name is Jimmy, I am from Greece and I would like to build my own PC. Ordering something from international shops gets a little overpriced in my country so I would like you to help me build my pc on this shop . I did some research the last week and I have some thoughts, but I would like some help because I am not that experienced.
CPU : INTEL CORE I5-4670K 3.40GHZ LGA1150 - BOX- 213.67 €
CPU cooler: COOLERMASTER RR-T4-18PK-R1 HYPER T4 COOLER 28.90 €
Motherboard : ASUS B85M-G RETAIL 70.73 €
Memory : KINGSTON 8GB (2X4GB) DDR3 1600MHZ DUAL CHANNEL KIT 78.47 €
Storage : ADATA PREMIER PRO SP900 64GB 2.5'' SSD SATA3 69.00 €
Storage : WESTERN DIGITAL WD10EZRX CAVIAR GREEN 1TB SATA3 60 €
video card:Well, I am between 3 options.
ZOTAC GEFORCE GTX670 4GB GDDR5 PCI-E RETAIL 419.00(starting price) - new price: 329.00 €
GIGABYTE GTX760 GV-N760OC-4GD 4GB DDR5 PCI-E RETAIL 329.00 €
GIGABYTE GTX760 GV-N760OC-2GD 2GB DDR5 PCI-E RETAIL 250.42 €
Should I go for 2 or 4 gb, also why the ZOTAC one is so expensive ?
CASE: What case should I go for? Here's the link
DVD-R : ASUS DRW-24B5ST DVD-RW BLACK RETAIL 20 €
Screen:Which one of these two AOC E2250SWNΚ WLED 21.5'' 97.50 €
LG 22EN33S-B 21.5'' LED MONITOR FULL HD BLACK 123.00--->lowered price 103.50 €
Power Supply : What power supply should i get ?
UPS : Do i need to get UPS?
The price without power suppy and case is about 900 €...What could I change so I can have pretty much the same performance but a little lower price? Also, How do you think are the prices in my country, does it worth it to buy from here or should I go from international shops even with overpriced shipping? Thank you very much.
PS. I am hardcore gamer and i would like something that will last atleast 4 years and to play the best games on the best graphics with no problem for the next 2-3 years.
 

g-unit1111

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It's a good start but you do not need a UPS. You also cannot pair a B85 motherboard with a 4670K CPU as you cannot overclock with that setup, and that defeats the purpose of owning a 4670K. Also a 64GB SSD will barely hold an operating system these days.

 

g-unit1111

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Well I'd post links but my Google Chrome translating tool is being stupid at the moment. I would say something like a Gigabyte GA-Z87X-UD3H or an Asrock Z87 Extreme 4.

Don't get that SSD though - it's based on the old, slow, crappy and problematic Sandforce 2.0 controller. Get the Samsung 840 Evo instead - not much more, but it's a far better drive.
 

Tradesman1

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If electrical is a problem in your area a UPS might be good....I'd look to Asus for the mobo, might look at the Z87-A...the Samsung EVO is a good choice for a SSd in 120GB, on the GPU go with the 760 2GB, the GigaByte is good might also look to the Asus 760 CU...and on the DRAM find a 1600 set that runs in 1.5 instead of that 1.65 volt set, don't want to touch 1600 sticks (or 1866 for that matter, that need 1.65)
 

jimmytk

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So I guess i will pick This and this... What about the 3 video cards that I have on my list?
 

jimmytk

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I don't have any electrical problem but a friend of me got his 2k $ pc destroyed my storm in the first month :p What about these two? http://www.e-shop.gr/product?id=PER.549185
http://www.e-shop.gr/product?id=PER.556800
The z87-a is the asrock one ? Looks expensive here, what about GIGABYTE GA-Z87M-D3H RETAIL ?
 

Tradesman1

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On HDs between the Blue and green - go blue (7200 RPM is faster then the Greens 5400), For most everybody a 2GB GPU is sufficient unless running say 3 hi def monitors or more, I mysalf like the HAF cases and lean towards SeaSonic for PSUs (and of course there are plenty of other good ones (Corsair, XFX, etc)