for micro atx build.
rampage extreme II gene aprox $220 usd
3x2GB TRI channel hyper X 2000 mhz 9-9-9-25 aprox $150 usd
GTX 275/hd4890 aprox $200-$220 usd
nine hundred two gaming case aprox $149
ultra/pc power and cooling/ thermaltake 750 watt + psu aprox $140
intel core I7 aprox $300 usd be sure to get D0 stepping.
Aproximately $1180
if you dont want micro atx consider asus p6t/p6t deluxe V2 or MSI platinum motherboard. that can be had for close to the same price.
Segate baracuda 1.5 TB $120 aprox great price and capacity and very favorable performance vs most traditonal platter hard drives. you may need to get a cheaper case to make your budget ultra makes decent entry level mid tower cases for around 50 bucks or you might find a case and psu combo and save a few bucks that way. dvd burner id go for the samsung SH-S223L for around 35 bucks at newegg. you obviously have a monitor id continue to use it. although decent 1680X1050 monitors hcan be had for around 150. id check cnet reviews for a good rundown on monitors. I7 is a little bit more expensive but shop around make small sacrafices. your platform will be with you longer than the video card you dont want to hold yourself back with a slow platform.
for micro atx build.
rampage extreme II gene aprox $220 usd
3x2GB TRI channel hyper X 2000 mhz 9-9-9-25 aprox $150 usd
GTX 275/hd4890 aprox $200-$220 usd
nine hundred two gaming case aprox $149
ultra/pc power and cooling/ thermaltake 750 watt + psu aprox $140
intel core I7 aprox $300 usd be sure to get D0 stepping.
Aproximately $1180
if you dont want micro atx consider asus p6t/p6t deluxe V2 or MSI platinum motherboard. that can be had for close to the same price.
Segate baracuda 1.5 TB $120 aprox great price and capacity and very favorable performance vs most traditonal platter hard drives. you may need to get a cheaper case to make your budget ultra makes decent entry level mid tower cases for around 50 bucks or you might find a case and psu combo and save a few bucks that way. dvd burner id go for the samsung SH-S223L for around 35 bucks at newegg. you obviously have a monitor id continue to use it. although decent 1680X1050 monitors hcan be had for around 150. id check cnet reviews for a good rundown on monitors. I7 is a little bit more expensive but shop around make small sacrafices. your platform will be with you longer than the video card you dont want to hold yourself back with a slow platform.
well that's about 300 bucks of my budget when including the monitor, a mouse and a keyboard... i could cut off about 70$ by chosing the coolermaster, but it only covers the HDD
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Thanks!
Yeah, i will need a OS, forgot to mention it..
Oh well, i'll just cut off a bit with the HDD [500GB is more then enough for me.]
that leaves me with about 150$ for Windows 7 Home basic [or Vista H.Basic with a upgrade coupon] for 100$, and stock KB, mouse and speakers, until i'll scratch enough money for gaming gear
You're kidding right? Between now and the end of October the computer industry will have changed so much it will scarcely be recognizable...
Edit: Because I know you probably won't believe me I guess I'll give an example or two - DX11, i5, W7...
dx11 is a software update. i belive HD4890 will support it.
I belive i5 will be a high-end CPU, or at least really, REALLY pricy at it's first days.
W7- well that's a OS, it will run every uptodate PC, ill just buy it instead of the vista
dx11 is a software update. i belive HD4890 will support it.
I belive i5 will be a high-end CPU, or at least really, REALLY pricy at it's first days.
W7- well that's a OS, it will run every uptodate PC, ill just buy it instead of the vista
Not sure what you mean by "prove me wrong" but DX11 is the next generation of GPUs, not a software update. The 5800 and 300 series will be far, far faster than the 4800/200 series and you can't simply update from DX10/DX10.1 to DX11... Since you said you would prefer an Intel CPU I would suggest waiting for the i5s or even the i3s since they will be cheaper, scaled down versions of the i7 with a new socket. Hopefully this helps, clarify a little bit. And yes, W7 is just a new OS, so it will work on almost all modern PCs.
Not sure what you mean by "prove me wrong" but DX11 is the next generation of GPUs, not a software update. The 5800 and 300 series will be far, far faster than the 4800/200 series and you can't simply update from DX10/DX10.1 to DX11... Since you said you would prefer an Intel CPU I would suggest waiting for the i5s or even the i3s since they will be cheaper, scaled down versions of the i7 with a new socket. Hopefully this helps, clarify a little bit. And yes, W7 is just a new OS, so it will work on almost all modern PCs.
+1
If your not going to build it within a few weeks just hold off on the mobo cpu ram and gpu, and see whats out when you are ready to build
Maybe when the new stuff comes out it will lower the prices on the older things and you might get more for your money, or you might beable to get better stuff for the same coin.
If you need to buy something atm pick up a dvd case or HDD
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