How is this for a computer

Dougie1234 · Oct 22, 2014

I am in need of a computer that can run games like Minecraft, WatchDogs, Cyris 3, COD Ghost, and BattleField 4. Also, when GTA 5 for pc comes out that too. Last thing, on a 4K dell moniter. Here is my build. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/sjpsvK

Dougie1234 · Oct 22, 2014

How much FPS would I get with that build on BattleField 4 on 4K. Look at the custom parts.

tiny voices · Oct 22, 2014

It is not well built at all.

You are spending money all wrong.

What is the budget? I will make a proper build for you.

Andres de Groot · Oct 22, 2014

It`s always better to go for 1 very good videocard and NOT 2 slow ones.
1 GTX 970 is cheaper then 2 760`s and the 970 eats the sli 760 for breakfast

This way you can always put a 2nd 970 in your system later on

tiny voices · Oct 22, 2014

Also, get an i7 4790k and a z97 board for gaming. You gain NOTHING from an x99 setup besides wasting money.

That is WAY WAY WAY too many fans. Get 3 at most.

Ditch the soundcard.

boosted1g · Oct 22, 2014

1 GTX 970 will be better then the 2 760s

Paying the premium for an LGA-2011 and DDR4 ram gives you nothing in gaming/FPS.

Using wifi in generall is going to drop your gaming ability down, using a $5 usb wifi adapter on a $1800 computer should be considered a criminal offense.
In all seriousness though, if you just cant do etherent, then get a 500-600mbps powerline adapter. They run $40-60 and will provide you with much better latency/ping times vs wifi (latency is far more important then mbps in gaming). I know the mbps is the speed but you should look at mbps as the amount it can carry in one trip and latency is the speed. In gameplay you dont need to send massive amounts of data, you just need it instantly

Dougie1234 · Oct 22, 2014

My budget is $2000 and must meet the requirments

tiny voices · Oct 22, 2014

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/dGktNG

Do that.

Dougie1234 · Oct 22, 2014

Also I would prefer a motherboard that can handle DDR4

tiny voices · Oct 22, 2014

No need for that. It won't even add 1fps in games. It is for rendering and encoding.

Forget 2011 CPUs and ddr4 rAM for this build.

YOu would have to get cheaper GPUs if you get an X99 setup so you will get WORSE performance. Look at the build I made for you. That is ideal.

Dougie1234 · Oct 22, 2014

I would like to be able to support the newest RAM for later but if it will really help to use DDR3 you can

tiny voices · Oct 22, 2014

Look at the build I made. It is ideal. I already posted it.

Forget DDR4. It does nothing for gaming. That is not what it is for.

Dougie1234 · Oct 22, 2014

How many FPS would it get on 4K while playing Cryis 3. Also how many video cards can it hold.

tiny voices · Oct 22, 2014

It can use 2 GPUs. That is all you need. with a 3rd GPU you barely gain 5-10%. It's pointless.

It will play Crysis comfortably at medium more than likely at 60fps. 4k is still very new and it takes ALOT of power to run games at that res, let alone games coded as poorly as Crysis.

boosted1g · Oct 22, 2014

Right now you would be paying a huge premium for ddr4 and socket 2011 boards. In a year the cost for ddr4 and x99 will be half, and the parts will likely be better.

There is just really nothing to gain for a home user to spend the premium today on ddr4/socket 2011.
If you do rendering/modeling and that single digit performance increase allows your business to do a few thousand dollars more in revenue then sure.

Dougie1234 · Oct 22, 2014

How about with 1080p on Ultra

tiny voices · Oct 22, 2014

Easily will max any game at 1080p. This is WAY overkill for only 1080p.

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