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jeffrey159

jeffrey159

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Budget Range: below $1000

System Usage from Most to Least Important: Gaming, but not so hardcore. Dota 2 in highest setting

Are you buying a monitor: No
Do you need to buy OS: No

Preferred Website(s) for Parts: Amazon.com

Location: Singapore

Parts Preferences: by brand or type: AMD, ATI or nvidia which ever cheaper.

Overclocking: No

SLI or Crossfire: No

Your Monitor Resolution: 1920x1080



i already have Monitor, keyboard, Mouse, OS, Internal Hard drive, RAM , Case
i don't know which motherboard and cpu,graphics card and psu to choose.

Case: HAF 922 (friend gave it to me)
HDD: 1 TB WD black
Memory: 2x4 GB g.skill
 
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envy14tpe
It's really hard to recommend a build since you are in Singapore. Prices are way different.
All I can say is get a i5 + 2x4gb 1866 + 770 + 600W PSU.
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Pr3di

Pr3di

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Sorry that I`m not going to give you any links, but here`s an idea for what you might be looking for.
Based on how you balance your PSU/Mobo choice, you could get a more powerfull GPU.

i7 4770k (not the K version if you will not OC, but I do recommend the K version just to have the option in case you will change your mind)
R9 290/R9 290x/GTX 780/GTX 780ti - check the prices and what fits in your budget.
750W PSU if you will not SLI or xFire. Choose a good brand (Seasonic, Silverstone, Corsair, Antec, XFX), with silver/gold/platinum certification.
Z87 motherboard (to be compatible with the CPU), and go for what your budget allows you - you can put here some of them, and we can help you choose a good one.

Now, all is based on what is most important for you.
You can choose the CPU and PSU at first, and then balance the rest of your budget around getting a powerfull GPU, but still a good motherboard.
 
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jeffrey159

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it's okay if the price is different, its just that i'm not sure what to buy for it to be compatible. etc
 
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