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Wanting to start my gaming rig. I want to keep a low budget but run GTA V in high graphics with no lag with razer theme (I have razer peripherals)

 

I need to know if these parts are compatible with each other as I am ordering them sooon 

 

 

- NZXT H440 Razer Edition Case

- Intel Core i5 4460 CPU

- ASRock B85m-PRO3 Motherboard

- EVGA GeForce GTX 960 4GB GDDR5 Graphics Card

- Kingston HyperX Fury DDR3 8GB (2x4GB) Black Ram

- EVGA 600B 600W Power Supply

- Western Digital WD Blue 1TB HD

 

Cart and info on parts link below

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http://www.pccasegear.com/sc/dMG

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gta v without a ssd will lag ( and other huge games )

 

get ssd asap

SSD doesn't determine how a game runs. A SSD just boost up loading times lol. When one a low budget DONT sacrifice performance for a SSD.

Everything looks good, I'd get s H97 mobo just Incase you gotta do a BIOs update.

 

 

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SSD doesn't determine how a game runs. A SSD just boost up loading times lol. When one a low budget DONT sacrifice performance for a SSD.

Everything looks good, I'd get s H97 mobo just Incase you gotta do a BIOs update.

running a windows off a hdd and a game even like BF3 will cause microstutter and loadstutters in the game all over ,  texture popins and much more

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well can I do this build and then down the track put my OS onto an SSD?

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Get an SSD and really look into better motherboards. B85 chipset is meant to be used in very basic office setups. Nothing is cooled, nothing can be modified and so on.

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gta v without a ssd will lag ( and other huge games )

 

get ssd asap

you coudnt be further from the truth, loading may be slightly slower but the game will perform just aswell

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ok, so something like a MSI H97-Gaming 3 Motherboard will work then?

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Get an SSD and really look into better motherboards. B85 chipset is meant to be used in very basic office setups. Nothing is cooled, nothing can be modified and so on.

i5 4460  << perfect for b85 chipset... coz he cant do anything with that cpu anyways

 

unless he goes intel K versions... he will be fine with b85/h85 chipset ect

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gta v without a ssd will lag ( and other huge games )

 

get ssd asap

U dont need an SSD to game, it only effects loading times. So you are incorrect.

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you coudnt be further from the truth, loading may be slightly slower but the game will perform just aswell

rtpb5642 > U dont need an SSD to game, it only effects loading times. So you are incorrect.

if u like microstutter/stutter and texture pop ins... sure itl run the same

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Get an SSD and really look into better motherboards. B85 chipset is meant to be used in very basic office setups. Nothing is cooled, nothing can be modified and so on.

The motherboard is not effecting his gaming performance. Its a locked CPU why the hell does he need a better motherboard? SSDs are a nice to have, he doesent need one if he cant afford it, i can tell this was a budget build.

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if u like microstutter/stutter and texture pop ins... sure itl run the same

HDDs do not make microstudders unless MAYBE you are playing skyrim with about 1000 mods.

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running a windows off a hdd and a game even like BF3 will cause microstutter and loadstutters in the game all over

Never experienced this through all my 300+ hours of battlefield. If you're have any sort of stutters it's not the storage.

 texture popins and much more

That's more of an game engine or VRAM issue.

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running a windows off a hdd and a game even like BF3 will cause microstutter and loadstutters in the game all over ,  texture popins and much more

no he is right games perform the same on SSD and HDD however and i have played BF3, BF4 , GTAV and fifty six of my other steam games of both SSD and HDD and they are no different in either occasion each perform the same

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Never experienced this through all my 300+ hours of battlefield. If you're have any sort of stutters it's not the storage.

That's more of an game engine or VRAM issue.

I would agree, check RAM clocks and voltage and reseat the GPU and RAM, also check for nvidia driver updates.

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Never experienced this through all my 300+ hours of battlefield. If you're have any sort of stutters it's not the storage.

That's more of an game engine or VRAM issue.

bf series on hdd > stutter/microstutter/texture popins

 

bf series on ssd > buttersmooth  / never texture popins

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U dont need an SSD to game, it only effects loading times. So you are incorrect.

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no he is right games perform the same on SSD and HDD however and i have played BF3, BF4 , GTAV and fifty six of my other steam games of both SSD and HDD and they are no different in either occasion each perform the same

Same here before i had SSDs the only thing that has changed is loading time.

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bf series on hdd > stutter/microstutter/texture popins

 

bf series on ssd > buttersmooth  / never texture popins

Stop giving people incorrect information. You think a game needs to read and write to storage at 500MBps ??? An SSD is not necessary. Please stop spreading this incorrect information.

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if u like microstutter/stutter and texture pop ins... sure itl run the same

you added an extra part to my quote. 

 

Micro stutter... really ure using that argument its possible that may just be you because everyone else doesnt get this issue.

 

If you are experiencing micro stutter you should ask the forums. 

 

Thanks Anyway :)

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cheers guys, but my main question is if I bought all these parts, will they connect and run? I don't know much about the compatibility with the parts (connectors and stuff)

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Same here before i had SSDs the only thing that has changed is loading time.

yea i think that guy has no idea what he is on about !

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well can I do this build and then down the track put my OS onto an SSD?

Yes the build looks fine too, just go for a H97 motherboard instead doesent matter which one

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