Yet another first build verification

[ENJOIPANDABURGERS]

My friend wants a gaming computer so I've put something together on ebuyer.com. Just want to know if all these parts are compatible with each other for what will be my first full build.

i have chosen:

case w/power supply
http://www.ebuyer.com/250952-coolermaster-centurion-5-ii-special-edition-with-red-interior-with-coolermaster-rc-502-kwa1-jp

CPU
Intel Pentium G620 2.6GHz Socket 1155 3MB L3 Cache Retail Boxed Processor
http://www.ebuyer.com/264713-intel-pentium-g620-2-6ghz-socket-1155-3mb-l3-cache-retail-boxed-processor-bx80623g620ASROCK H61M 1155 DVI mATX

Motherboard
Asus P8H61-M LE/USB3 Intel H61 Socket 1155 8 Channel HD Audio mATX
http://www.ebuyer.com/266605-asus-p8h61-m-le-usb3-intel-h61-socket-1155-8-channel-hd-audio-matx-p8h61-m-le-usb3-r3-0

Memory
Corsair 8GB DDR3 1333MHz XMS3
http://www.ebuyer.com/247674-corsair-8gb-ddr3-1333mhz-xms3-memory-cmx8gx3m2a1333c9

Internal Hardrive
http://www.ebuyer.com/272944-seagate-500gb-barracuda-hard-drive-st500dm002

Optical Drive
PIONEER DVR 519 LBK

Graphics card
Gigabyte GT 430 OC 1GB DDR3 DVI VGA HDMI Out PCI-E
http://www.ebuyer.com/241909-gigabyte-gt-430-oc-1gb-ddr3-dvi-vga-hdmi-out-pci-e-graphics-gv-n430oc-1gl

WINDOWS 7 HOME PREMIUM 64-BIT
http://www.ebuyer.com/259863-microsoft-windows-7-home-premium-w-sp1-licence-and-media-1-gfc-02050

altogether this comes to £404

Approximate Purchase Date: built for December 2012

Budget Range: about £400

System Usage from Most to Least Important: everyday stuff web browsing and games but nothing hardcore

Preferred Website(s) for Parts: ebuyer.com

Country: England

Overclocking: no

SLI or Crossfire: no

Monitor Resolution: no idea

 

[geekapproved]

Yet another "please fill out the new build form in the new build section".

Your choices are absolutely HORRID, you should be looking at a Pentium G/H61 setup in that price range. Fill out the form for advice.

 

[obsama1]

Please read the first post, and edit your post. Otherwise, we won't know what the purpose of this build is, and how will we recommend parts?

 

[ENJOIPANDABURGERS]

ok i will do that but also i dont realy know what the computer willbe used for as i wont be using it

 

[ENJOIPANDABURGERS]

Yet another "please fill out the new build form in the new build section".

Your choices are absolutely HORRID, you should be looking at a Pentium G/H61 setup in that price range. Fill out the form for advice.

by pentium G/H61 do you mean like intel sandy bridge with asus p8h61? if so I have taken your 'recommendation' gladly
thankyou

 

[obsama1]

Pentium G is a CPU series from Intel.

H61 is one of many motherboard chipsets. There are:
H61, H77
Z68, Z77
P67, P77(I think)

Z68 and Z77 are the best. They allow SLI, Crossfire, and overclocking. P67 and P77 also those, but they're a little bit more limited. H61 and H77 are the most limited. No overclocking, no SLI, and no Crossfire. If you need any of those features, I wholeheartedly recommend the Z77 motherboards, since they're only a few dollars more.

 

[ENJOIPANDABURGERS]

but still though I greatly cherish your views on the build I kind of just wanted to know if it would work without any compatibility errors
thanks

 

[ENJOIPANDABURGERS]

oops i dint see your reply when i posted that one ^ thank you for telling me that i now understand what sort of thing to choose but he moving to computer from xbox for gaming so i doubt he'll be needing one of them Z68 doobies anytime soon haha thanks for the support

 

[azeem40]

Pentium G is a CPU series from Intel.

H61 is one of many motherboard chipsets. There are:
H61, H77
Z68, Z77
P67, P77(I think)

Z68 and Z77 are the best. They allow SLI, Crossfire, and overclocking. P67 and P77 also those, but they're a little bit more limited. H61 and H77 are the most limited. No overclocking, no SLI, and no Crossfire. If you need any of those features, I wholeheartedly recommend the Z77 motherboards, since they're only a few dollars more.

It is Z77. You missed: H77, Z75 and B75.

 

[obsama1]

Well, in general the Z68/77 mobos are better quality. So, spend a bit more, and get something of higher-quality.