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well, hi there friend. be glad to help.
You will want to drop the hybrid drive here, it will not give you much performance over normal HDD that you would see in real time. Just take a normal 7200rpm hard drive like western digital caviar blue, you would probably save some money to get about the same performance.
The GTX770 is ok but for the price you could probably get an R9 280x or R9 290. The r9 280x will give you the same performance for way less, and R9 290 will give you more for almost the same price.
This power supply you have to drop right now, you do not want one of the weakest lines of corsair in your build. Take as from CX line. Best choice would be CS, TX and RM series, costs a bit more but better take them than having a bad psu.
Now you are building an I7 you will want to go with a better build motherboard since you are putting money on an i7. Or what you can do is take an I5 K which will cost less than the I7 and put a good z97 motherboard. There is not much difference from an I5 to I7 that justifies the price so you can get the i5 instead and save more.
If you have saved enough from this you could add a few more and get an ssd add some more power to your pc.
Hello and thank you for your answer!
Well, first of all...I want to thank you for telling me about that SSHD...In the beginning I chose a normal HDD but someone that works with computers told me I should pick this one. I want to ask you: What you mean that the differences between this SSHD and a normal HDD aren't that big? Also...if I choose a normal HDD will it affect my gaming experience?
Also about the PSU...well I saw some better ones...but they are waaaaay expensive here. What do you mean this one isn't good enaugh? Might it cause troubles or...?
Also...about the graphics card...I forgot to mention but I want to stick with nVidia and Intel...that's why I chose that one.
About the i5K processor...well that was my first choice...but knowing myself...I will probably never overclock, so that's why I chose this i7.
Also what do you think about the motherboard? Could you tell me a better option? (but not way expensive) I might be amble to get a better one if I choose an HDD instead of that SSHD.
Last but not least...what do you think about the RAM I chose?
Thank you again.
Best regards!
ok.
SSHD vs HDD, SSHD is just a normal HDD without the spinheads, disks, drums etc. It is just that the parts are not mechanical, it give a little more performance but its not like you have an SSD. You will not see the difference between an SSHD and an HDD so it does not justify the price if it is more expensive by a big amount. A normal HDD will not affect your gaming, the SSHD same, you may get a bit faster loading time on the SSHD but you will not see any difference 99% of the time. Just get a good 7200rpm drive and an SSD separate for your OS.
About the PSU, the series that you chose is like a cheap PSU with just the name corsair on it. It is unreliable and cheapest built thats why it is very cheap. Like i said take CX,CS,TX and RM series. PSU is all about efficiency if you want a reliable PSU you will have to look at things like Amps, rails and efficiency. Closest price i would say get the corsair CX650 bronze certified.
Ok if you want to stick to nvidia, but if you want to save and get the same performance you can get what i told you.
Well you will not OC, ok but sometimes it can come in handy.
That motherboard is low very low and 3rd gen chip, you are already buying and I7 get yourself a good motherboard of H97 series that can take the refresh since you will not OC. Not broadwell will not come out until the end of year.
About the ram again, try to look for RAM with a 1.5v operation for more stability.
Also...is it enaugh for the build?
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