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sandyobanz

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hello,

I've been trying a lot to fix my gaming rig that i need to buy. i have money in my pocket but i am totally confused by the suggestion from different people. this is my final list after several corrections said from the community.

Intel i7 4790k Processor

ASUS Sabertooth Z97 MARK 2 Motherboard

BenQ XL2411Z 24 inch LED Backlit LCD Monitor 1ms 144 Ghz monitor

Asus NVIDIA Strix GTX 970 4 GB 4 GB GDDR5 Graphics Card

Transcend 128 GB SSD

Corsair Vengeance DDR3 8 GB (2 x 4 GB)

Cooler Master HAF 912 Combat Transparent Side Panel Mid Tower Cabinet

Corsair CX750 750 Watts PSU

Corsair H80i Coole

Cooler Master Hyper 212X Cooler



this is my list, if there is any extra items then pls mention it to remove and replace with the cheap price product. there is a little extra is occurring in the budget. if everything is good and needy to pc then i will try to fill more money in my pocket. i want bf4 and medal of honor warfighter at above 60 fps. kindly please help me.
 
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The list is good, but you have done what alot of gaming builders do; you do not need a i7, ever, for gaming a i5 is cheaper, sometimes faster, and does not need a bigger cooler, thus you should get a i5-4670k or 90k, using the money you save, get a NH-D15, as it is better than even the H100i, cheaper, and more reliable, any left overs use to get a OS as Matt has said, and potentially a better SSD, such as the Intel 530-730 Series, or Samsungs 840-850 Pro/Evo (850 Pro is best), or a bigger SSD, as 120gb might fill up too quickly, you also should get a better power supply, the CX series isnt the best, but should do if your budget is stretched, instead IF you can; get the Evga Supernova G2 750w, or Seasonic's M12II 600w Psu.
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While looking over the list above, there is an item missing. A completely overlooked item that is usually not placed on a part list is an operating system. If going with windows, based of of the RAM provided in the list above go with a 64 bit version.
 
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The list is good, but you have done what alot of gaming builders do; you do not need a i7, ever, for gaming a i5 is cheaper, sometimes faster, and does not need a bigger cooler, thus you should get a i5-4670k or 90k, using the money you save, get a NH-D15, as it is better than even the H100i, cheaper, and more reliable, any left overs use to get a OS as Matt has said, and potentially a better SSD, such as the Intel 530-730 Series, or Samsungs 840-850 Pro/Evo (850 Pro is best), or a bigger SSD, as 120gb might fill up too quickly, you also should get a better power supply, the CX series isnt the best, but should do if your budget is stretched, instead IF you can; get the Evga Supernova G2 750w, or Seasonic's M12II 600w Psu.
 
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