- Apr 20, 2014
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A friend of mine got in touch with a guy who works at Tigerdirect, and he offered to build me a gaming PC for $600. The specs seem impressive compared to what I was about to buy instead, but I was wondering if the specs are good enough to run games at good settings for the next few years.
Specs:
i5 3570k
Cooler Master hyper tx3
8gb Corsair Dominator GT 2133mhz
Corsair spec 01 w/ front intake and rear exhaust fans
His R9 280x iceq2
Gigabyte Z68Ap-d3 rev 1 SLI/Crossfire (also offered to swap it out with an Asrock Z75 for free in a month or so)
Seagate barracuda 1tb and Samsung 840 evo 120gb
Cooler Master silent pro m 700w 80+
Lg e2050t 1600x900 monitor
The games I'm planning to play are Shadow of Mordor, BF4, Arma 3, GTA 5 and in the future MGS 5 and Fallout 4.
Specs:
i5 3570k
Cooler Master hyper tx3
8gb Corsair Dominator GT 2133mhz
Corsair spec 01 w/ front intake and rear exhaust fans
His R9 280x iceq2
Gigabyte Z68Ap-d3 rev 1 SLI/Crossfire (also offered to swap it out with an Asrock Z75 for free in a month or so)
Seagate barracuda 1tb and Samsung 840 evo 120gb
Cooler Master silent pro m 700w 80+
Lg e2050t 1600x900 monitor
The games I'm planning to play are Shadow of Mordor, BF4, Arma 3, GTA 5 and in the future MGS 5 and Fallout 4.
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