$700 Gaming Pc
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I just bought brand new parts today for my first gaming pc and I currently reside in Canada. My budget was about 700 dollars and I'm having second thoughts on the parts I bought and I'm too scared to open the parts because I might return them. I also wanted to hopefully save a few more bucks.
Parts not needed: HDD, mouse, monitor
Overclocking: Maybe
SLI or Crossfire: Maybe
CPU: Core i3 2100 for $119.99
GPU: Gigabyte windforce 6870 for $159.99 after $30 MIR
PSU: OCZ ZT series 650W for $55.99 after 20$ MIR
Mobo and ram combo: Patriot G2 Series Division 2x4GB and a Gigabyte Z68MA all for $139.99 after $10 MIR
Case: Corsair Carbide Series 500r for $117.99
*All these parts come from ncix.ca
Total : $761.61
Total after MIR: $701.61
I don't know if I should spend a little less on some parts and make other parts better. I'm really confused and need some advice. Thanks!
Parts not needed: HDD, mouse, monitor
Overclocking: Maybe
SLI or Crossfire: Maybe
CPU: Core i3 2100 for $119.99
GPU: Gigabyte windforce 6870 for $159.99 after $30 MIR
PSU: OCZ ZT series 650W for $55.99 after 20$ MIR
Mobo and ram combo: Patriot G2 Series Division 2x4GB and a Gigabyte Z68MA all for $139.99 after $10 MIR
Case: Corsair Carbide Series 500r for $117.99
*All these parts come from ncix.ca
Total : $761.61
Total after MIR: $701.61
I don't know if I should spend a little less on some parts and make other parts better. I'm really confused and need some advice. Thanks!
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Moustache said:
I just bought brand new parts today for my first gaming pc and I currently reside in Canada. My budget was about 700 dollars and I'm having second thoughts on the parts I bought and I'm too scared to open the parts because I might return them. I also wanted to hopefully save a few more bucks.Parts not needed: HDD, mouse, monitor
Overclocking: Maybe
SLI or Crossfire: Maybe
CPU: Core i3 2100 for $119.99
GPU: Gigabyte windforce 6870 for $159.99 after $30 MIR
PSU: OCZ ZT series 650W for $55.99 after 20$ MIR
Mobo and ram combo: Patriot G2 Series Division 2x4GB and a Gigabyte Z68MA all for $139.99 after $10 MIR
Case: Corsair Carbide Series 500r for $117.99
*All these parts come from ncix.ca
Total : $761.61
Total after MIR: $701.61
I don't know if I should spend a little less on some parts and make other parts better. I'm really confused and need some advice. Thanks!
At your budget I would have spent less on the case and more on the cpu and/or gpu. something like this http://ncix.com/products/?sku=55583&vpn=RC-912-KKN1&man... and getting a 560 ti or a i5-2400 instead . It's more about preference and you build is solid overall.
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