Which build out of these three?

LukaBoki · Sep 6, 2014

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/T7NNsY
~637.5 euros (without the PSU and RAM,I already own those)
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/RxBPvK
~624.5 euros (same thing)
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/73Yrpg
~643 euros (again,same thing)
I would also like to upgrade to an i7 4790K(maybe) in the future,get a better card and add a CPU cooler,whichever build I get.
I don't want to OC.
I will play light to demanding games,like MInecraft and BF4 and Crysis 3 and these newer games at 720p.
Thanks.

drkatz42 · Sep 6, 2014

LukaBoki :

If you're possibly going to upgrade to a K cpu, then get a Z97 MB now(will be able to take advantage of the unlocked cpu)

ZeusGamer · Sep 6, 2014

Go with the 3rd one man. But instead of going with that processor, I'd rather just get 8350.

LukaBoki · Sep 6, 2014

@ ZeusGamer Yeah,I thought of going with the FX-8350 at the first place since I already have an AM3+ mobo,but I thought why not get a similar performance i5 and upgrade to an i7 in the future.
@drkatz42 I really want to save money everywhere I can,that's why I went with the H97 mobo in the Mid-Tower build.And I don't want to OC the CPU,I find that unnecessary sometimes.

As you can both see,the only things that change in all of the builds are the mobo and the case.
I just wanna know which build is the best.The H97 one,or the Mini-ITX one.And if it's the Mini-ITX,should I go with the Gigabyte B85N or MSI H81I?

Eduello · Sep 6, 2014

I'd go with the H97 build as it allows upgrading to Broadwell in the future. Don't get a k-series i7 in the future though, those are meant for overclocking.

LukaBoki · Sep 6, 2014

Oh,great,thanks a lot.
I just have one more question.
I want a 60 or 64 GB SSD,and I have found two of them on amazon.
http://www.amazon.com/Transcend-Information-2-5-Inch-Solid-TS64GSSD340/dp/B00HF8A30M/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1410033098&sr=8-1&keywords=Transcend+SSD340+64GB
OR
http://www.amazon.com/Kingston-Digital-Adapter-Solid-SV300S37A-60G/dp/B00A35X6GM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1410033351&sr=8-1&keywords=Kingston+V300+60GB
Which one would be better? Any other SSDs at that price range that are maybe better? Maybe a 120GB SSD for $50?

Eduello · Sep 6, 2014

You can get a 120GB SSD for $60 ($66 on Amazon): http://pcpartpicker.com/part/kingston-internal-hard-drive-sv300s37a120g

LukaBoki · Sep 6, 2014

Wow,sir,you impress me.I would never be able to find that.

One more question(sorry

)
Can I use a Thermaltake Smart SE 630W with the 280X?
I have that PSU and I would want to save as much money as I can.
Is it going to be enough(it has 49A on +12V rail,80+ Bronze,2x6+2 pin connectors..)

Eduello · Sep 6, 2014

It's not the greatest PSU out there, and it's only rated at 35C. It could be used, but I personally wouldn't use it.

LukaBoki · Sep 6, 2014

I know,I wouldn't too,but I don't want to tell my grandad to get me a 200 euro present(he will be getting me keyboard,RAM,the Seasonic S12II Bronze and SSD).

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