NEEED ADVICE new build

I really need some advice guyssss everything helps

looks fine for the money you have..if you have a local micro center you may be able to get a bigger hd or better video card for the money. the only thing i add is look to switch the mb out to an h71 chipset..for a few dollars more you be able to drop in an ib chip or an ib version of the g line if intel comes out with one. depending on the price of the g chip the i3 2100 from micro center may be close. if you can drop the i3 in it help keep the gpu card from bottlenecking.

Fill out the new build form in the new build section of the forum if you want advice. We have no idea where your buying from or what Country your in so hard to give suggestions.

Smorizio, there is no such thing as H71. A Sandy Bridge Pentium is not going to bottleneck even a GTX680, so no worries there.

You need a bigger hard drive than that no matter how low your budget is.
You can fit a decent CPU in there while still staying under budget: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...
It'll let you overclock in the future, obviating your next CPU upgrade.
Mobo, $60 (makes up some of the difference in the CPU price): http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...

geek, it's true that that CPU won't bottleneck the 6770, but a 680? Come on. If you've got some kind of revelatory benchmark that supports that, bring it out, but there isn't one.

thanks for the advice and im from usa and buying from newegg.com and for the hdd what should i got to 500 or 1tb

It looks pretty good. A couple things though.

I usually steer people away from ECS, they are the worst. A good budget board would be a Asrock or MSI or Gigabyte.

I wouldn't really trust that psu, but if your really that tight on budget I'm sure it will work for you.

Do you have any media? I have 80gb of songs. How much data do you have on your machine right now? 320gb might be fine.

Ok well i updated my shopping cart and went with this
AMD Phenom II X4 955 Deneb 3.2GHz,G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333,RAIDMAX HYBRID 2 RX-530SS 530W ATX12V V2.2/ EPS12V ,
MSI R6770-MD1GD5 Radeon HD 6770 1GB 128-bit GDDR5,
ASRock 760GM-GS3 AM3 AMD 760G Micro ATX AMD Motherboard seagate 500gb 7200 rpm XCLIO 320 Black Finish Steel & Plastic & Brushed Aluminum Bezel ATX Mid Tower Computer Cas

Oh man you should have stayed with what you had.

What you bought has no upgrade path whatsoever.

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AHHHH man im bad at this well atleast i have it written down on here but i went with the cpu kajabla posted amd x4

I don't think anything that can't OC (H61) has an upgrade path in the gaming world.

Since when does an i3 have an upgrade path, geek?

Ummm....since when doesn't it? Ivy Bridge quad core wouldn't be a good upgrade for a i3?  

So you don't think a Ivy Bridge quad core would be an upgrade from a Sandy Bridge i3? Wow.  

Yeah he gives people bad advice all the time. It's a shame really.

He even thinks a Sandy Bridge cpu at 2.7ghz would bottleneck a single gpu video card.

If you read Tom's "Best gaming cpu's for the money", you won't see a X4 955 in there. What you will see recommended is Pentium G and i3.

You'll see in most cases the Pentium G, which is a lot cheaper by the way, actually stay's with or beats a X4-955@4ghz, all the while using less than half the power and not requiring an aftermarket heatsink, AND has an upgrade path to Ivy Bridge.

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-fx-pentium-a...

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-fx-pentium-a...

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-fx-pentium-a...

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-fx-pentium-a...

There were 3 benchmarks I didn't post, thats because in those they 955 and Pentium G tied or were within 1fps.

Now havening made that point, there are some MP games, especially MMO's that really need a quad core to play well. But at least you have the upgradability to do that down the road.

Not on an H61 chipset smart guy.