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So I'm building my first gamming computer (used for mainly FPS games) and have accumulated the parts on the link below. My budget is about 1k, and for the parts I have now, that doesn't give me much room for a monitor, power supply, keyboard, and a mice. My biggest concern is the power supply, as I don't fully know how to pick one. If you guys could help me pick out a power supply or improve my build, that would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

http://au.pcpartpicker.com/user/KwebbleKop/saved/3pm6
 
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770 2gb would be enough for you .
But if you intend to go for multi monitor setup or want to be future proof then go for a 770 4 gb.
And ya 8 gigs of RAM.
That would run any game on ultra.
Happy gaming
I wouldnt be able to help you in the controller question.
But other members would surely help you.
Is there any chance you can get a fx 8320?
because that would be future proof too as bf4 is a cpu exhaustive game.
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There is no need for 16 gigs of RAM ( 8GB RAM is enough for gaming).
No need of 760 4GB ( Extra VRAM is beneficial for multi monitor setup)
Go for a less expensive case .
for psu go for a Corsair cx600(modular or semi modular your wish)
 
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The main game I want to play is battlefield 4, and it says it takes up 3gb in the graphics card memory. If getting a less expensive card that's around 2gb will that play bb4 without lag issues? Also is 8gb of ram good enough for that game?
-Thanks!
 
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Either you go with a 4gb version or 2gb version
You wont be able to ultra everything with a 760 at 1080p withput some lag.
Ya 8gb is enough for gaming.
One doesnt need more until and unless he is rendering and all stuff.
 
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So should I go with the gtx 770 4gb and 8gb of ram and that will run bb4 on ultra? Oh and also I like using a controller for my games (xbox one controller wireless to usb), but people sometimes say that it feels like a modded controller instead of a normal seamless xbox gaming controller. Is this true?
Thanks for the responses btw, i'm a noobie at this stuff.
 
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770 2gb would be enough for you .
But if you intend to go for multi monitor setup or want to be future proof then go for a 770 4 gb.
And ya 8 gigs of RAM.
That would run any game on ultra.
Happy gaming
I wouldnt be able to help you in the controller question.
But other members would surely help you.
Is there any chance you can get a fx 8320?
because that would be future proof too as bf4 is a cpu exhaustive game.
 
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KwebbleKop

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Thanks for the support!
Here is my final build for a gamming computer:
http://au.pcpartpicker.com/user/KwebbleKop/saved/3rU6
Also if you guys have any suggestions on a monitor around $150 that would be great, i'm looking at this one now:

http://www.amazon.com/Asus-VS247H-P-23-6-Inch-Full-HD-LED-Lit/dp/B005BZNDS0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1389847183&sr=8-1&keywords=asus+monitor+24+in

It has a 2ms refresh rate but it runs at 75hz. I was told that the human eye doesn't notice anything above 99hz, so I don't want to spend much money on a 125hz monitor.
 
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Thanks for the support!
Here is my final build for a gamming computer:
http://au.pcpartpicker.com/user/KwebbleKop/saved/3rU6
Also if you guys have any suggestions on a monitor around $150 that would be great, i'm looking at this one now:

http://www.amazon.com/Asus-VS247H-P-23-6-Inch-Full-HD-L...

It has a 2ms refresh rate but it runs at 75hz. I was told that the human eye doesn't notice anything above 99hz, so I don't want to spend much money on a 125hz monitor.
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Where is the psu?? Psu is the vital component, don't wanna mess up with cheaper one, corsair, seasonic, antec are good.you need atleast 550W because your system is likely to use 370W.

Have a look at this build
http://au.pcpartpicker.com/parts/partlist/
 
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The one you picked vs247h-p is great for gaming purposes, has 2ms GTG. Hard to find another one at that price range.
 
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