Hello, I'm piecing together a Gaming PC on a budget. I would like to dabble with over clocking, just to get an idea. I would love to stay under $700. I play Skyrim and plan on playing Elder Scrolls online. Is there any components on a PC that optimize connection when playing MMO'S?? Like a quality mobo. Here is my build.
CPU: i3 4130 dual core -125.00
GPU: EVGA super clocked gtx 650- 119.00
PSU: EVGA 500watt 80 plus- 35.00
HDD: western digital blue 500gb- 55.00
MoBo: Asus h87m-e uATX micro- 95.00
RAM: G SKILL sniper low voltage 2x4 8gb 1600mhz- 75.00
Monitor: Acer 23" g236hl HD- 130.00
Case: Fractal design core 1000- 30.00
Total=$664.00
I went with the 1150 socket for a future pathway for upgrades and I've read Skyrim is a CPU core heavy game and future games may benefit from hyperthreading. Also that's the reason I went with a decent mobo. I plan on upgrading the GPU, but for now I just need to get going. Is this build adequate to support a MMORPG?
CPU: i3 4130 dual core -125.00
GPU: EVGA super clocked gtx 650- 119.00
PSU: EVGA 500watt 80 plus- 35.00
HDD: western digital blue 500gb- 55.00
MoBo: Asus h87m-e uATX micro- 95.00
RAM: G SKILL sniper low voltage 2x4 8gb 1600mhz- 75.00
Monitor: Acer 23" g236hl HD- 130.00
Case: Fractal design core 1000- 30.00
Total=$664.00
I went with the 1150 socket for a future pathway for upgrades and I've read Skyrim is a CPU core heavy game and future games may benefit from hyperthreading. Also that's the reason I went with a decent mobo. I plan on upgrading the GPU, but for now I just need to get going. Is this build adequate to support a MMORPG?
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