- Aug 6, 2013
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Hi the time has come for me to order all the parts for my first ever pc build.
I was just wondering (advice preferably from people with experience) Is there anything i'm missing?
i mean something that would be really easy to miss for a first timer?
Build:
i5 - 3570
gigabyte GA B75M D3P
OCZ vertex 2 100gb + a 320GB hhd
pny 2x4GB ddr3
fractal design core 1000
corsair builder series cx 430 watt
and a hannspree 21.5" 1080p monitor
also i intend to add a MSI GTX760 at a later date for gaming.
apparently i won't need any heat sync product as that comes pre applied to the stock cpu cooler?
I'm assuming all sata cables come with the mother board?
the same for power cables with the psu?
when the parts arrive I will build as told to by tutorial videos..
so am i missing anything?
Thanks
ps. should i get the 3570k? i don't really intend to overclock at the moment but apparently it has the Intel HD4000 graphics? whereas the non K only has the HD2500? would the extra £20 be worth it?
I was just wondering (advice preferably from people with experience) Is there anything i'm missing?
i mean something that would be really easy to miss for a first timer?
Build:
i5 - 3570
gigabyte GA B75M D3P
OCZ vertex 2 100gb + a 320GB hhd
pny 2x4GB ddr3
fractal design core 1000
corsair builder series cx 430 watt
and a hannspree 21.5" 1080p monitor
also i intend to add a MSI GTX760 at a later date for gaming.
apparently i won't need any heat sync product as that comes pre applied to the stock cpu cooler?
I'm assuming all sata cables come with the mother board?
the same for power cables with the psu?
when the parts arrive I will build as told to by tutorial videos..
so am i missing anything?
Thanks
ps. should i get the 3570k? i don't really intend to overclock at the moment but apparently it has the Intel HD4000 graphics? whereas the non K only has the HD2500? would the extra £20 be worth it?
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