My New Gaming PC---------

FirstPersonShooterFitz · January 28, 2013

Here is my new Gaming PC that I am looking to get. How does it look? Please leave your suggestions as I need them very much lol.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/zK5t

Oh, and my budget is right in that price range, and please keep the 3570k. Thanks!

Shrubpig · January 28, 2013

Move to a 3570k instead of that 2500k you have in there, that's the only thing that I see wrong with the build. Looks good to build to me! :D

January 28, 2013

Stretch it another $60 and get a 60GB Intel 330 SSD as a boot disk? You'll notice the performance difference. Other than that, good build :)

I'll have a look tomorrow but you may need to just check the clearance with the cooler and RAM.

Helltech · January 28, 2013

If you could spend just a few more dollars this would be a bit better build.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/A4jq

dchen12 · January 28, 2013

If you could spend just a few more dollars this would be a bit better build.
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/A4jq

Wouldn't recommend Crossfire with a brand new build. Might come with problems.

Checkitman22 · January 28, 2013

If you could spend just a few more dollars this would be a bit better build.
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/A4jq

What in the world are you talking about.

gamer tom · January 28, 2013

Should get a higher wattage PSU for more upgradeability in the future

January 28, 2013

Should get a higher wattage PSU for more upgradeability in the future

Why bother? Computer components are decreasing the amount of power they consume with each generation and how many people who say 'oh I might SLI/crossfire' actually do it? Few and far between. If on the off chance he does do it, he could just buy a new PSU.