NEW GAME PC BUILD

I can give you a Line up on newegg from u.s.a and you can look for similar parts in your area?

This is what i had from MSY but never seemed to get an answer. or suggestions on anything.


Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 920 @ 3.5GHz
Gigabyte GA-EX58-UD4P
6GB KIT DDR3 2000 G.Skill-Trident
WD VelociRaptor 300 GB SATA (Order from Online)
1GB GTX 285 ASUS
Thermaltake Armor+
Apevia 1100 Walock
Auzentech X-Studio 5.1

adam, you wont notice much difference in performance between a DDR3 2000 and a DDR3 1600MHz RAM...but if the price difference is not much, then its OK...

And as for the HDD - The Velociraptor is IMO not worth it...It commands a very high price premium for very less increase in performance...
Instead you could get 2x WD Black 640GBs in RAID 0, that would be cheaper than the Velociraptor and would be faster and would give more space...

GPU - @ what resolution do you game...I still would suggest the GTX 275 for resolutions upto 1920X1200...The difference in performance between a GTX 275 and GTX 285 is very negligible...but the price difference is not...So rather than spending excess money on the GTX 285 for just a few FPS increase, I would suggest you save that money as by this year end, ATI would launch the DirectX 11 cards and you can get them...or if their performance is not good, you can always add one more GTX 275 in SLI...

PSU - 1100W ??? You wont need that much power even for a GTX 275 Tri-SLI...
I would suggest at the max, you get a Corsair 850TX...If you dont find them, then get any PSU from better manufacturers like Seasonic, Silverstone, PCP&S, Enermax, Antec Signature,...

And as for sound card, I would suggest you first try out the onboard sound as these boards come with HD audio chip...If not satisfied, then get one...
Maybe instead of the UD4P mobo, get the ASUS Rampage Gene...It has onboard premium sound and is a enthusiast level board with very good features...

^ That looks better...

And as for the RAID 0, they are obviously not as reliable as a single drive configuration...But there is a very good performance increase...
You could add another HDD for keeping data for backup...So that would take out the risk factor of loosing your data...

And you might want to add an aftermarket CPU cooler to that list...At stock, they would lower the temps and while overclocking, it is very much needed...
Get any of these
Scythe Mugen 2
Xig Dark knight
Sunbeam CCTF 120MM with 1366 retention kit
Titan fenir

^ You can get the WD Blacks even cheaper than that price...
http://www.shopbot.com.au/pp-weste [...] 43122.html
http://www.pricespy.com.au/pno_12896.html

And about the Killer NIC, I dont think its worth it...In the reviews though they do a good job, but the verdicts point out that they are not worth the money...
So I would suggest you check the reviews and then decide about them...

RAM and PSU, Corsair would be first choice...
About the NIC, its your call...from what I have read, I told my view...
But it would be good, if you can try it out once with your connection before you buy that...So that you can check if it has any advantages...

Good luck with your build...

no offence taken. yeah i know kinda sucks. when u guys say look wat i can get for 2.5k then look what aus dollar can get OH well least i can finally get a PC that wont keep crashing on me now lol.

ASUS P6T-SE $290
ASUS P6T $297

ASUS P6T-Deluxe $432
ASUS Deluxe-OC-Palm $549

Corsair 3 x 2GB 6GB DDR3 1600 Dominator TR3X6G1600C8D I can pick these up for $270 of ebay. Thoughts?