falloutguy

Under new builds and planning, and they'll help you out.

4 possible outcomes: this could just be a glitch in the matrix.

I have a problem   

"see under my profile picture"

I've got a JBL and it works pretty good just doesn't have radio but it's got aux only cost me $80 US

Are there any games that run over 3.4GHz, or do you know of any that will be over that limit that will come out with in the next few years?

Thanks.

Depends if they swag or yolo.

Thank you.

PowerColor GPU brand? No thanks  <_<
 
Other than that, it's a pretty solid build. 8.5/10 where you would've gotten 9 if it was something like EVGA or ASUS. In my opinion!
Specs are in my signature  :lol:

I could skype with you. literally with video chat guide your fingers thru mah voice to build you a pc

I looked up all the parts I needed and made sure they were compatible.
 
Got all the stuff together and yolo'd everything together one night, and then had to re-do it again because I didn't know what the standoffs were for. 

Some mice have difficulty tracking on some surfaces so it might provide a noticeable difference in that respect. I wouldn't say it warrants spending an insane amount on a mouse pad though.
Razer and SteelSeries offer some good "gaming" mouse pads for relatively cheap prices.

Nothing a little midget porn filmed in a Ukrainian mobster's basement can't solve.

Ah...mine came from L4D, if anyone remembers...The Midnight Riders 

1440p

Must be exactly 1000w? Corsair RM Series 1000 Watt SeaSonic Platinum-1000

So, in the process of building my first desktop, I've been using laptops up until now but I think its time for a change and play them games like a man!
 
I will be running 1 monitor, perhaps if I ever see the need later I'll get another one, but I doubt I'll ever run eyefinity and when that times come, I'll be back.
I primarily play games, no video or 3D stuff. and I don't wanna start coming up with a list of every game I play or plan or playing. Old classics to the new demanding games What the future holds is still a mystery thats why I want a system that will do what I want it to do for a few years without having to upgrade it every half a year.
I come from Norway, but don't get fooled, we may be one of the richest countries in the world but prices on computers and such are sickening. (I still earn less then the average)
Because of the prices being as they are here in Norway my budget is $2500. Feel free to shed a tear for my wallet. In that price I also include OS and a monitor.
So far I've come up with this:
 
BenQ 24" LED GL2450HM 1920x1080, 40000:1, 2ms, speaker, VGA/DVI/HDMI                                                                                                                       $228,49
Corsair TX 650W PSU ATX 12V V2.3, 80 Plus Bronze, Standard. 2x 6+2-pin PCIe, 8x SATA, 140mm Vifte                                                                      $131,34
Corsair Vengeance DDR3 1600MHz 8GB CL9 Kit w/2x 4GB XMS3 modules, CL9-9-9-24, 1.5V, Vengeance Heatspreader, 240                                  $103,39
Fractal Design Arc Midi R2 Sort Vifter: 1x 140mm Front, 1x 140mm Topp, 140mm Bak, ATX, mini/micro-ATX, 2xUSB 3.0                                         $131,17
Intel Core i5-4670K Processor Socket-LGA1150, Quad Core, 3.4GHz, 6MB, 84W, HD4600, Boxed w/fan, Haswell                                                        $295,72
Lite-On DVD±RW Writer, iHAS324 SATA, DVD±R: 24x, DVD+DL: 12x, CD-R: 48x, Nero Essentials, Retail                                                                           $29,42
Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium Norsk, Full, DVD                                                                                                                                                         $229,31
MSI GeForce GTX 770 2GB PhysX CUDA "Lightning", with Batman Arkham Origins                                                                                                         $583,4
MSI Z87 MPOWER, Socket-1150 ATX,Z87,DDR3,3xPCIe-x16,SLI/CFX,HDMI,DP,WiFi,WiDi,BT,SBCinema,Killer2200,Haswell                                            $295,72
Samsung SSD 840 EVO 250GB BK OEM Basic KIT, 540/520MB/s read/write, Samsung MEX controller                                                                            $229,97
Seagate Barracuda® 2TB SATA 6Gb/s (SATA 3.0), 64MB Cache, 7200RPM, 3.5"                                                                                                                   $111,61
 
Total                                                                                                                                                                                     $2369,6
 
Its not cheap compared to the price that Linus mention on his youtube channel. This is not as good as the $2000 build and its also more expensive. Anyways, if you guys can help me get this cheaper without sacrificing performance I'd kiss you, male, female or shemale, I don't care, you'll get a kiss!
Its all linked to the Norwegian website I am ordering from which before you ask are one of the cheapest and the best. So those who are Norwegian or can understand can click away and help me even further then others. Anyways that's what I have so far and its just to show what I want, change it all you want
I don't have any plans of overclocking due to the fact that it seems like from a gamer perspective its not that beneficial, especially when you count in the hours getting it stable, luck of the draw and the risks.
 
Thank you all so much for dedicating your time reading this wall of text, please leave any suggestion you might have, I take them all seriously.

be able to play in a max settings with that budget

Yes way better than any prebuilt system could.