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Ok so this is the set up I've decided on. http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/D28E

I know I could get a little cheaper case but I like the CM storm enforcer and I may aswell get the PSU bundle. http://www.ebuyer.com/270605-cm-storm-enforcer-case-wit...

Question is will the XFX Radeon HD 7950 fit in as I heard it's pretty tight for larger cards. Also in the price range £216 is it the absolute best I can get for gaming? I looked around abit and it appears so. (I want to play on ultra most games if possible).

Also I've quite keen on the look of the MSI mobo's so any suggestions in a similar price range will be appreciated. Opinions and suggestions please! Is this build the best I could make for £600?

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larrym said:
It should game really nice...Crysis 3 will hurt it, but that is going to hurt everything. I have two 660's in SLI, and the beta tore them up..they can out perform a 7970...but crysis 3 is going to eat GPU's. But all other games it should be find.

http://alienbabeltech.com/main/wp-content/uploads/2012/...

So you might have to set some settings down in that game


Diamond thanks you 2 ^^ Been a great help. I've now ordered the case and the XFX 550W 80 PLUS Bronze Certified ATX12V.

I think I know the answer but just want to double check. Is the XFX Radeon HD 7950 the absolute best I can get at like £220 mark. Pretty sure it is and will handle everything I want (Can't afford the 7970 and if I could would I really notice a massive difference in the current selection of games?). Just want confirmation before I press buy! Thanks again.

The 7950 is like right between the 670 and 680. I'm more of a Nvida fan, so if you like AMD, the 7950 is an excellent card...only 1 (single GPU) card better really and that's the 7970, if you want to spring for the extra money go for it. But I think you will be happy.

either board will work. The z77 really isn't needed with a locked processor, but you could always upgrade it later. SSD's are really nice to have. They will boot the PC really fast and give an all around nice PC experience. Outside of loading maps fast, it really won't help in games though.
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