GuildWars 2 System

[timoftw]

Hello community of TH!

Im new to this forum so, hello!

As the release of the game GW2 is coming closer and closer, im looking for a new pc.
Now the problem is, im low on budget.

So i need a pc that can play GW2 at medium/ high settings, and i'll upgrade it later on if i want to play it at max settings.
If you can build a pc with my budget for high settins, i'll appreciate that!

My budget is around 500~650€ *650 max!*

Now i was thinking about the i3 2100 and 6850 radeon graphic card, but the other pc items. I dont have a idea what to choose because im only a bit common with CPU and GPU

So the question is,

Could someone build a pc for me within 650 euro, to play GW2 on medium/high settings?

Thanks for youre help

~Timo~

 

[jmsellars1]

That CPU and GPU both sound good, I'd just get a cheap H61 motherboard with 4GB of RAM and a decent ~400W PSU and you should be set.

 

[KENAHS]

April 10, Pre-Purchase .. Can't wait!!!

 

[sinthoras]

I couldnt find anywhere if there is gonna be that disturbing "phasing" thing again. Being unable to see other players. Is it going to be present at GW 2 ?

 

[KENAHS]

I couldnt find anywhere if there is gonna be that disturbing "phasing" thing again. Being unable to see other players. Is it going to be present at GW 2 ?

Not that I'm aware of.. Lot's of beta vids are up on youtube. Can't recall hearing anything about that issue.

 

[e56imfg]

Hello community of TH!

Im new to this forum so, hello!

As the release of the game GW2 is coming closer and closer, im looking for a new pc.
Now the problem is, im low on budget.

So i need a pc that can play GW2 at medium/ high settings, and i'll upgrade it later on if i want to play it at max settings.
If you can build a pc with my budget for high settins, i'll appreciate that!

My budget is around 500~650€ *650 max!*

Now i was thinking about the i3 2100 and 6850 radeon graphic card, but the other pc items. I dont have a idea what to choose because im only a bit common with CPU and GPU

So the question is,

Could someone build a pc for me within 650 euro, to play GW2 on medium/high settings?

Thanks for youre help

~Timo~

Rosewill Challenger-U3
TX650
Mushkin Enhanced Blackline 8GB
ASRock H61M
i3 2120
CM Hyper 212 Evo
Mushkin Enhanced Chronos Deluxe 120GB

Total: ~500 Euros (your currency is Euros, right?) which leaves a nice 150 for a new Keplar or 7800 GPU.

I didn't include a HDD because I thought 120GB would be enough for GW2, OS, a few other programs, etc.

 

[sinthoras]

Rosewill Challenger-U3
TX650
Mushkin Enhanced Blackline 8GB
ASRock H61M
i3 2120
CM Hyper 212 Evo
Mushkin Enhanced Chronos Deluxe 120GB

Total: ~500 Euros (your currency is Euros, right?) which leaves a nice 150 for a new Keplar or 7800 GPU.

I didn't include a HDD because I thought 120GB would be enough for GW2, OS, a few other programs, etc.

why do you recommend him an aftermarket cooler when he doesnt state anything about overclocking and he has limited budget

 

[e56imfg]

why do you recommend him an aftermarket cooler when he doesnt state anything about overclocking and he has limited budget

Quieter, cooler operation. He still has enough for a 7850.

 

[timoftw]

Hello guys!

Thanks for youre answers, i made a system myself.

What do you think about it?

 

[e56imfg]

Hello guys!

Thanks for youre answers, i made a system myself.

What do you think about it?

http://i1232.photobucket.com/albums/ff372/Baels9/alternativebuild.jpg

It's ok.

I would replace that PSU with a Rosewill Green Series RG530-S12 530W or SeaSonic S12II 520 Bronze 520W

The HDD will be much slower than a SSD. Are you sure you still want to go with a HDD?

 

[existencenow]

As a repeat offender on trying to use Rosewill's Computer components. Avoid it like the plague. Stick to more reliable brands. ESPECIALLY on a PSU, The Seasonic will be an enormously safer bet.

 

[jmsellars1]

It's hard to find seasonics in Europe, maybe the XFX core 450W instead? That is seasonic manufactured.

 

[redwoodz]

As a repeat offender on trying to use Rosewill's Computer components. Avoid it like the plague. Stick to more reliable brands. ESPECIALLY on a PSU, The Seasonic will be an enormously safer bet.

FYI Rosewill's Green series are excellent PSU's,and are in fact made by Seasonic. Don't judge a book by it's cover,you have to read what's inside.