Hello I was wondering if this was a good deal for a budget gaming pc.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboBundleDetails.aspx?ItemList=Combo.789237
I know the psu is probably bad like all cheap cases that come with psu's but I figure for the price I can just throw another one in there. The primary reason for choosing this build was for the g850. After reading a few articles on here about it performing well against amd budget cpus plus having an upgrade path I figure why not go for it and pair it with 6770 (or something a little better) just to get my foot in the door then later upgrade to an i5-2500k some time after ivy bridge drops.
I never had a gaming pc so I don't too much about what i'm doing, but I have been doing a little research so I know the psu is most likely bad, but for the price I can get another one and that I can't expect it to play something like bf3 well, but it looks like it can handle valve games and a few titles that use Unreal Engine 3 just fine.
I know it would be most likely better to save up for a better build, but it seems like every time I have the money for it something happens which needs it to go elsewhere (laptop repair) so I really just want to get my foot in the door and bank on the upgrade path.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboBundleDetails.aspx?ItemList=Combo.789237
I know the psu is probably bad like all cheap cases that come with psu's but I figure for the price I can just throw another one in there. The primary reason for choosing this build was for the g850. After reading a few articles on here about it performing well against amd budget cpus plus having an upgrade path I figure why not go for it and pair it with 6770 (or something a little better) just to get my foot in the door then later upgrade to an i5-2500k some time after ivy bridge drops.
I never had a gaming pc so I don't too much about what i'm doing, but I have been doing a little research so I know the psu is most likely bad, but for the price I can get another one and that I can't expect it to play something like bf3 well, but it looks like it can handle valve games and a few titles that use Unreal Engine 3 just fine.
I know it would be most likely better to save up for a better build, but it seems like every time I have the money for it something happens which needs it to go elsewhere (laptop repair) so I really just want to get my foot in the door and bank on the upgrade path.