Looking to build a gaming pc for the first time and would like some help to get the best bang for buck for my allowance which is in Canadian.
Approximate date of purchase: within 1 - 2 weeks
Budget range: Right now, leaning around $1500 Canadian, can go upwards to $2000 max.
System Usage: Gaming, some home photo and video editing, main storage area for movies, pictures, and music, surfing internet.
Parts not required: keyboard, mouse, speakers and monitor
Preferred website for parts: Tigerdirect.ca or newegg.ca
Country of Origin: Canada
Parts Preference: Intel Quad Core CPU unlocked for most overclock, not particular about which gpu brand but have stuck around nvidia, for drive looking to buy a blu-ray burner for backups of my blu-rays.
Overclocking: Yes
SLI: Yes(*)
Monitor Resolution: 1920 x 1080
Additional Comments: I will be using this mainly for gaming so want as much performance for that as possible. In terms of SLI, I will SLI if I can get better bang for buck with 2 or 3 graphics cards rather than buying the most expensive single card. I will be working with home videos at 1080p and photos with my Nikon D3100 at RAW.
Thank you very much.
Approximate date of purchase: within 1 - 2 weeks
Budget range: Right now, leaning around $1500 Canadian, can go upwards to $2000 max.
System Usage: Gaming, some home photo and video editing, main storage area for movies, pictures, and music, surfing internet.
Parts not required: keyboard, mouse, speakers and monitor
Preferred website for parts: Tigerdirect.ca or newegg.ca
Country of Origin: Canada
Parts Preference: Intel Quad Core CPU unlocked for most overclock, not particular about which gpu brand but have stuck around nvidia, for drive looking to buy a blu-ray burner for backups of my blu-rays.
Overclocking: Yes
SLI: Yes(*)
Monitor Resolution: 1920 x 1080
Additional Comments: I will be using this mainly for gaming so want as much performance for that as possible. In terms of SLI, I will SLI if I can get better bang for buck with 2 or 3 graphics cards rather than buying the most expensive single card. I will be working with home videos at 1080p and photos with my Nikon D3100 at RAW.
Thank you very much.