I can't stand my old Dell XPS 600 anymore and I'd like to buy a new PC to be able to play Diablo 3 with high settings.
I've been waiting for the Ivy Bridge release before making the switch and it's finally been released, so I would like to buy my new PC by the end of this month.
Approximate Purchase Date: May/June
Budget Range: around 1500.00$, but could go higher if needed. Would prefer to stay in that range though.
System Usage from Most to Least Important: mainly gaming and watching movies
Parts Not Required: Only need the tower and the monitor. Everything else won't be part of this budget.
Preferred Website(s) for Parts: Newegg
Country: Canada
Parts Preferences:
-Ivy Bridge equivalent of a i5-2500k
-One of the new 7*** Radeon graphic cards(would also consider nvidia if they have something new that is on par with those)
-A mobo that would last me for a while if I want to upgrade my CPU. (core 2 duo came out a few months after I bought my PC and couldn't use those on my mobo, don't wanna be in that situation again)
-One of those nice SSD
-Easy to open and good looking Tower
Overclocking: No
SLI or Crossfire: Would prefer not unless there's no better options
Monitor Resolution: No idea but something high enough that won't bottleneck my graphic card.
Let me know if you need more infos.
Thanks for your help.
I've been waiting for the Ivy Bridge release before making the switch and it's finally been released, so I would like to buy my new PC by the end of this month.
Approximate Purchase Date: May/June
Budget Range: around 1500.00$, but could go higher if needed. Would prefer to stay in that range though.
System Usage from Most to Least Important: mainly gaming and watching movies
Parts Not Required: Only need the tower and the monitor. Everything else won't be part of this budget.
Preferred Website(s) for Parts: Newegg
Country: Canada
Parts Preferences:
-Ivy Bridge equivalent of a i5-2500k
-One of the new 7*** Radeon graphic cards(would also consider nvidia if they have something new that is on par with those)
-A mobo that would last me for a while if I want to upgrade my CPU. (core 2 duo came out a few months after I bought my PC and couldn't use those on my mobo, don't wanna be in that situation again)
-One of those nice SSD
-Easy to open and good looking Tower
Overclocking: No
SLI or Crossfire: Would prefer not unless there's no better options
Monitor Resolution: No idea but something high enough that won't bottleneck my graphic card.
Let me know if you need more infos.
Thanks for your help.
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