Hel to build new gaminig/work pc.

[Airton]

Hello guys.

First: Sorry for my bad english.

 

Secound: Sorry for the title   *Help.

I'm building a new pc for gaming and work, and i need help to know if I'm doing the right thing.

1. Budget & Location

I'm from Brazil, here the prices vary widely and the dollar is U$4 x R$1 (7x1 joke soon) (minimun salary: :unsure: R$788,00 ~ $197).

So I would say that my budget is $ 1500.00

2. Aim
I am a programmer, I will use Visual Studio, it does not consume much resource, since my notebook (Dell Inspiron 15R 5000) can already support.
As for the game plan to run the games I play now in full (BF 4, Crysis, CS: GO) and if possible the next games (Mirror’s Edge Catalyst, Star Wars Battlefrond and HL3?.).

3. Monitors
At first I already have one monitor 1080p, I might buy another later.

4. Peripherals
I already have all the peripherals.

5. Why are you upgrading?
I moved recently and left my old pc at my mother's house, where I will weekends. So I need a new PC for my apartment, and I also need the PC for work and play new games.

PC configuration that is in my mother's house:
CPU: I5 2500K OC: 4,1Ghz
Memory: 4x 4Gb Corsair DDR3 1600Hz Vegeance
MOBO: GIGABYTE GA-Z77M-D3H
SSD: 1x 500GB Samsung
Storage: 1x HDD 1Tb (for the games)
Storage: 1x HDD 2Tb (for file storage)
GPUs: 2x HD6870 in crossfire
Power Suply: XFX 550W

 

The configuration that I plan on build:

CPU: FX 8370 alternative: I5 4690K
MOBO: Gigabye 970a ud3p (I wanted the MSI Gaming 970 but did not find) or for intel z97

GPU: 1x XFX R9 285

Power Suply: Corsair CX 600

Memory: 2x 8gb 1866 fury

SSD: 500 gb samsung 850 evo

Storage: HDD 2Tb

Case: Phanton 410

 

Estimated Price: R$5380,00 ~ U$1345

 

 

Thanks guys!

[Mohenjo]

dont get an AMD CPU, get an intel i5 4690k it will be a lot better than the amd cpu 

[Mohenjo]

CPU: i5 4690k or if you want to spend a bit less money get an i5 4460
MOBO: (im not good with motherboards, get an lga 1150 socket Mobo)

GPU: 1x XFX R9 285 (if you can get an r9 380, get that)

Power Suply: Corsair CX 600

Memory: 2x 8gb 1866 fury

SSD: 500 gb samsung 850 evo

Storage: HDD 2Tb

Case: Phanton 410

[ADZ_123_!"£]

 

CPU: i5 4690k or if you want to spend a bit less money get an i5 4460

MOBO: (im not good with motherboards, get an lga 1155 socket Mobo)

GPU: 1x XFX R9 285 (if you can get an r9 380, get that)

Power Suply: Corsair CX 600

Memory: 2x 8gb 1866 fury

SSD: 500 gb samsung 850 evo

Storage: HDD 2Tb

Case: Phanton 410

 

Looks good other than that psu and you would want a LGA 1150 mobo.

[Airton]

dont get an AMD CPU, get an intel i5 4690k it will be a lot better than the amd cpu 

 

I like Intel, as I said I'm going to AMD for the price.

From what I saw in comparison consumes less power.

http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Intel-Core-i5-4690K-vs-AMD-FX-8370

 

I gonna edit my post and put this I5 as alternative.

[Airton]

 

CPU: i5 4690k or if you want to spend a bit less money get an i5 4460

MOBO: (im not good with motherboards, get an lga 1150 socket Mobo)

GPU: 1x XFX R9 285 (if you can get an r9 380, get that)

Power Suply: Corsair CX 600

Memory: 2x 8gb 1866 fury

SSD: 500 gb samsung 850 evo

Storage: HDD 2Tb

Case: Phanton 410

 

I like this build.

 

What you guys think about the Asus z97 for this build?

[Mohenjo]

I like this build.

 

What you guys think about the Asus z97 for this build?

That depends, are you getting the i5 4690k or the 4460? the 4690k is overclockable so with it you get a z97 board which is also overclockable. BUT if your getting the i5 4460 you would want a cheaper H97 board instead 

[pcgamer907]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/gqcTyc

[Mr_Daniello]

For cpu I would pick i5 4690k.

Also, case You picked is good, but check price for NZXT S340. It's verry good case with a lot of space, good airflow, seperate place for power supply and hard drives, and option for mounting water cooling,

[pcgamer907]

this is a great build and if you want you can overclock otherwise u might get another build

[pcgamer907]

Hello guys.

First: Sorry for my bad english.

 

Secound: Sorry for the title   *Help.

I'm building a new pc for gaming and work, and i need help to know if I'm doing the right thing.

1. Budget & Location

I'm from Brazil, here the prices vary widely and the dollar is U$4 x R$1 (7x1 joke soon) (minimun salary: :unsure: R$788,00 ~ $197).

So I would say that my budget is $ 1500.00

2. Aim

I am a programmer, I will use Visual Studio, it does not consume much resource, since my notebook (Dell Inspiron 15R 5000) can already support.

As for the game plan to run the games I play now in full (BF 4, Crysis, CS: GO) and if possible the next games (Mirror’s Edge Catalyst, Star Wars Battlefrond and HL3?.).

3. Monitors

At first I already have one monitor 1080p, I might buy another later.

4. Peripherals

I already have all the peripherals.

5. Why are you upgrading?

I moved recently and left my old pc at my mother's house, where I will weekends. So I need a new PC for my apartment, and I also need the PC for work and play new games.

PC configuration that is in my mother's house:

CPU: I5 2500K OC: 4,1Ghz

Memory: 4x 4Gb Corsair DDR3 1600Hz Vegeance

MOBO: GIGABYTE GA-Z77M-D3H

SSD: 1x 500GB Samsung

Storage: 1x HDD 1Tb (for the games)

Storage: 1x HDD 2Tb (for file storage)

GPUs: 2x HD6870 in crossfire

Power Suply: XFX 550W

 

The configuration that I plan on build:

CPU: FX 8370 alternative: I5 4690K

MOBO: Gigabye 970a ud3p (I wanted the MSI Gaming 970 but did not find) or for intel z97

GPU: 1x XFX R9 285

Power Suply: Corsair CX 600

Memory: 2x 8gb 1866 fury

SSD: 500 gb samsung 850 evo

Storage: HDD 2Tb

Case: Phanton 410

 

Estimated Price: R$5380,00 ~ U$1345

 

 

Thanks guys!

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/gqcTyc

[Airton]

That depends, are you getting the i5 4690k or the 4460? the 4690k is overclockable so with it you get a z97 board which is also overclockable. BUT if your getting the i5 4460 you would want a cheaper H97 board instead 

4690k.

 

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/gqcTyc

The R9 390 it twice the price of the 285 here

The 285 It's not enough to play?

 

 

For cpu I would pick i5 4690k.

Also, case You picked is good, but check price for NZXT S340. It's verry good case with a lot of space, good airflow, seperate place for power supply and hard drives, and option for mounting water cooling,

It's a bit tricky to find cases in Brazil.

 

 

this is a great build and if you want you can overclock otherwise u might get another build

Yes I will make OC.

 

 

[pcgamer907]

i think you will not game very good with the 285  you really should go with a 390 

[pcgamer907]

for the new games that are coming up you really need an good gpu thats why you should get an 250 ssd and not an 500 ssd than you are saving some money and you can buy an good gpu

[Airton]

i think you will not game very good with the 285  you really should go with a 390 

 

The 390 its U$500 here. I think I will get one of my HD6870 to put in this build and then buy the GPU in a few months.

[Airton]

Thanks guys!

 

The final Build:

 

I5 4690K - R$1330,00 ~ U$332,5
Asus Z97M Plus - R$530,00 ~ U$132,5
CX600 - R$380,00~ U$95
2x8Gb Fury 1866 Fury - R$560,00 ~ U$140
Phanton 410 R$490,00 ~ U$122,5
1Tb HD R$230,00 ~ U$57,5
SSD 500Gb R$920,00 ~ U$230
GPU HD6870 for now and in few months R9 390 R$2000,00 ~ U$500

 

Final: R$6440,00 ~ U$1610.00
 

[pcgamer907]

seems pretty legit if you get the 390 in a couple of months then do a dou channel setup so 2 gpu's

[Airton]

seems pretty legit if you get the 390 in a couple of months then do a dou channel setup so 2 gpu's

With the HD6870? I was thinking of taking the HD6870 and leave the 390 when I buy it.

One question about the forum: Can I select 2 or more answers as Solve?

 

[stconquest]

With the HD6870? I was thinking of taking the HD6870 and leave the 390 when I buy it.

One question about the forum: Can I select 2 or more answers as Solve?

 

 

Let's try not saying that you need a R9 390 to play games.  The 390 is a higher end card.  There is nothing wrong with gaming on a mid-range card like a 380.  I use a R9 280 and although sure, I would love a GTX 980Ti... I play any game just fine after I tweak settings a bit.

 

Gimme a sec... I will do a Haswell build as cheap as possible...

 

PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant

CPU: Intel Core i5-4460 3.2GHz Quad-Core Processor  ($175.88 @ OutletPC)

CPU Cooler: CRYORIG H7 49.0 CFM CPU Cooler  ($34.50 @ Newegg)  <<Stock cooling is fine, but this is much quieter

Motherboard: ASRock H97 Anniversary ATX LGA1150 Motherboard  ($67.98 @ Newegg)

Memory: Corsair Vengeance 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3-1600 Memory  ($39.99 @ Newegg)

Storage: Crucial BX100 250GB 2.5" Solid State Drive  ($78.99 @ SuperBiiz)  <<This is plenty big enough to get started, you can add more storage as time goes on

Case: Thermaltake Versa H22 ATX Mid Tower Case  ($33.99 @ SuperBiiz)  <<Case is plain, but the internal layout is decent, will need filters on the front air intake

Power Supply: EVGA SuperNOVA GS 550W 80+ Gold Certified Fully-Modular ATX Power Supply  ($81.24 @ Amazon)  <<A good PSU, much higher quality than the CX600

Case Fan: Kingwin CF-012LBR 40.0 CFM 120mm  Fan  ($3.98 @ OutletPC)  <<Front Intake

Case Fan: Kingwin CF-012LBR 40.0 CFM 120mm  Fan  ($3.98 @ OutletPC)  <<Front Intake

Total: $520.53

Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available

Generated by PCPartPicker 2015-10-05 14:20 EDT-0400

 

The two fans are low RPM so they won't be loud while doing their job of introducing fresh air into the system.

 

Of course you can upgrade areas like the CPU.  Adding the 4690K with a Z97 motherboard will be $50-$100 more.

 

If you have enough, you can add almost any GPU you want.  The 550W GS is good enough for a single R9 390 (stock voltage).