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Building a Gaming PC Budget 1400-1500

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APPROXIMATE PURCHASE DATE: Within a week BUDGET RANGE: 1400-1500

SYSTEM USAGE FROM MOST TO LEAST IMPORTANT: Internet , Gaming

PARTS NOT REQUIRED: Monitor , Keyboard , Mouse , Speakers

PREFERRED WEBSITE(S) FOR PARTS: Buying from Local shop (Muscat,Oman Middle east)

PARTS PREFERENCES: -

OVERCLOCKING: Maybe SLI OR CROSSFIRE: Maybe

MONITOR RESOLUTION: 1440x900

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:

What i'm thinking of so far :

Intel Core i7 920 (OMR 125 = 325 USD)

Gigabyte EX58 UD4P (OMR 125 = 325 USD)

Gigabyte GTX 260 (OMR 140 = 364 USD)

OCZ Reaper DDR3 4gb or Kingston DDR3 6b (OMR 75 = 200 USD)

Gigabyte 800w SLI Certified (70 OMR = 182 USD)

Gigabyte Full tower Case (OMR 38 = 99 USD)

DVD RW (OMR 11 = 29 USD)

Total 1524 USD

As you can see most of the parts are overpriced compared to Newegg and and these are mostly the only parts aviable.

And seeing that Newegg ships to US only i'm only left with buying the parts from the local shops (Unless someone knows a good website that ships to Oman , Middle East)

Hi

Speaking of the HD 4870/90 , I can't believe i missed these cards , Guess i'm gonna have a look at the prices.

If the 4870 is cheaper than the GTX 260(or around the same price) should i go for the 4870?

And yes i think it was Odin

Well I'm planning on adding a second card later on for the SLI / Xfire but is it still too high? if so how much watts should i get?

Thanks
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And for the RAM as you can see i got two options

Kingston DDR3 1066 (2x3GB) or OCZ Reaper DDR3 1066 (2x2GB)

Same price for both but Kingston RAMs doesn't seem very popular in the other hand they are many good reviews for the OCZ RAM

Hi there

Thanks for the replies , I'll go for the Kingston RAM then

I'll probably be upgrading in 1-2 years or so (Probably only the Graphics card)

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