Missing a component for my build
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Hi all,
I'm planning a build at the moment and I need some help. I have a budget of (£200 w/o gpu) and would like this system to utilize Amd's Hybrid Crossfire tech. I think I have most of the components planned out though nothing is set in stone yet except the hard drive which I already own. I need to find a GPU that will be compatible with the integrated graphics on the mobo. The proposed specs are as follows and have been sourced at www.ebuyer.com
Quick find code
Mobo ASUS M4A785T-M 785G £56.40 181968
CPU AMD Athlon II X2 250 £47.60 237554
RAM Kingston 1GB DDR3 1333MHz x2 £32.44 169489
PSU Corsair 400w cx £39.99 150985
CASE Sunbeam Quarterback £19.99 150297
Optical Samsung SH-S223 22x DVD±RW £12.20 145450
Any advice would be gratefully recieved.
Cheers
Bailey
I'm planning a build at the moment and I need some help. I have a budget of (£200 w/o gpu) and would like this system to utilize Amd's Hybrid Crossfire tech. I think I have most of the components planned out though nothing is set in stone yet except the hard drive which I already own. I need to find a GPU that will be compatible with the integrated graphics on the mobo. The proposed specs are as follows and have been sourced at www.ebuyer.com
Quick find code
Mobo ASUS M4A785T-M 785G £56.40 181968
CPU AMD Athlon II X2 250 £47.60 237554
RAM Kingston 1GB DDR3 1333MHz x2 £32.44 169489
PSU Corsair 400w cx £39.99 150985
CASE Sunbeam Quarterback £19.99 150297
Optical Samsung SH-S223 22x DVD±RW £12.20 145450
Any advice would be gratefully recieved.
Cheers
Bailey
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you've already hit the 200 pound mark.
However, I'd recommend ditching the integrated and getting a weaker discrete card such as the 5670. Or you can grab a 4670 and that would provide better 3d graphics than using hybrid crossfire technology. The cost shouldnt be too much for these types of cards.
Also, these cards aren't too power hungry so you're good with the 400cx that you picked out.
However, I'd recommend ditching the integrated and getting a weaker discrete card such as the 5670. Or you can grab a 4670 and that would provide better 3d graphics than using hybrid crossfire technology. The cost shouldnt be too much for these types of cards.
Also, these cards aren't too power hungry so you're good with the 400cx that you picked out.
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Cheers for the advice this build is not primarily for gaming though I wanted it to be upgradeable to make it more gaming oriented at a later date. At the moment it is more for working from home and running mediaportal in my bedroom/office. aberchonbie you are correct my late night math skills seem to have failed me, forgot to add the second stick of ram ![:)]( ":)")
Do you think a hd4770 would draw too much power for a 400w? I can get one of those from a friend who just upgraded.
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