Building my first computer

[williampolo]

Hi, I'm building my first pc and i would like to know if these part fit together and if I would be able to handle bf3 with medium, high setting. I would buy the part from newegg.ca because i live in Canada. I got a budget of about 1200$ without a monitor, mouse and keyboard.

i don't know much but i have come with this build:


CPU: intel core i5-2500k --- 224$

MOTHERBOARD: ASUS P8Z77-V LE LGA 1155 Intel Z77 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard --- 167$

PCU: cooler master silent pro 1000w modular --- 150$

HARD DRIVE: seagste barracuda green 2t --- 120$

GRAPHIC CARD: sapphire radeon 7850 --- 260$

RAM: corsaiire vengeance 8gb (2x4gb) --- 49$

CASE : cooler master storm enforcer --- 90$

OS : window 7 home premium 64-bit --- 120$

ASUS 24X DVD Burner --- 20$

TOTAL: 1200$

i think i will use the cpu cooler that come with the cpu because i don't think i will overclock it. If you have any suggestion or advise it would be very kind of you.

 

[TheBigTroll]

just saying, ncix offers price matching so i go with them. since they do have warehouses, you can return products more easily


heres a build that is a bit better and faster. make sure that you install the OS on the SSD and some critical apps. the rest can go on the hard drive

http://pcpartpicker.com/ca/p/aGFx

 

[azeem40]

You don't need 1000W for one or even two Radeon 7850s. Cut that down to an XFX 550W for one or Corsair TX750 V2 for two. No need for a Z77 mobo if not using an IB CPU. Get a Z68 board.

 

[williampolo]

Best answer selected by williampolo.

 

[williampolo]

just saying, ncix offers price matching so i go with them. since they do have warehouses, you can return products more easily


heres a build that is a bit better and faster. make sure that you install the OS on the SSD and some critical apps. the rest can go on the hard drive

http://pcpartpicker.com/ca/p/aGFx

thank you for your build