Game PC

[ItxCrow]

Hi, I've asked a friend of me to build me a game pc, My budget is 1000 Euro ( 1363,37 USD , 811,25 in british pounds), and I wanted it to run "big games" like Crysis 3 and Call of duty without lag.

He made this one for me : http://pcpartpicker.com/user/LordCreeper/saved/4O0r 

I wonder what you guys think of this PC, and what could I improve or add. 

And if you think you can make a better Gaming pc, please help me and make one! 

 

Thanks.

 

- Crow

 

PS: This is my first post

[aricleather]

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Don't need 750w, 600w is enough.

[JuztBe]

PSU is overkill. And i would get cheaper case, but thats only me.

[Thalandros]

You could probably lower the price of the case a bit and get an SSD or upgrade your 770 into a 780, because why not with that budget.

[PsychoticEpisode]

This build will get you way more performance, and you have room to add another Video card later.  You also spend less so that if you want any other things like keyboard or mouse you can get them.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/3S0r7

[wng_kingsley7]

@ItxCrow Hello welcome to the LTT Forum.

I believe if you're looking for a machine that doesn't dip below 60fps without latency & stutter I would highly recommend stick with your current card in the list GTX 770 or 780/R9 280X/290.

The power supply is a little more than you need unless you have sli/crossfire x in mind in a couple months however I'd recommend a 450w up till a 550w for a single gpu, you may want buy a ssd first before buying a hdd but it's up to you.

You could probably lower the price of the case a bit and get an SSD or upgrade your 770 into a 780, because why not with that budget.

I doubt he'll need a 780 a GTX 770 will do pretty fine. Most people would commonly say I need or want to play Crysis 3 and a gaming performance standard which doesn't mean you need to play it at Ultra but most things on high.

[ItxCrow]

@ItxCrow Hello welcome to the LTT Forum.

I believe if you're looking for a machine that doesn't dip below 60fps without latency & stutter I would highly recommend stick with your current card in the list GTX 770 or 780/R9 280X/290.

The power supply is a little more than you need unless you have sli/crossfire x in mind in a couple months however I'd recommend a 450w up till a 550w for a single gpu, you may want buy a ssd first before buying a hdd but it's up to you.

I doubt he'll need a 780 a GTX 770 will do pretty fine. Most people would commonly say I need or want to play Crysis 3 and a gaming performance standard which doesn't mean you need to play it at Ultra but most things on high.

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/LordCreeper/saved/4P2x , Is this what you mean??? Or something like that.

[wng_kingsley7]

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/LordCreeper/saved/4P2x , Is this what you mean??? Or something like that.

Yes but do you mind spending an extra $100 on an ssd which does make your boot-ups/reads & writes snappy and quick.

[ItxCrow]

Yes but do you mind spending an extra $100 on an ssd which does make your boot-ups/reads & writes snappy and quick.

yes, could you tell/link me a good SSD?

 

Thanks

[PsychoticEpisode]

why take a 128ssd when you can have a 250? you guys are spending way to much on the cpu and mobo. 

[PsychoticEpisode]

yes, could you tell/link me a good SSD?

 

Thanks

Samsung 840 Evo any size

 

Just look at this build it has a 250gb ssd and a 1tb Hdd

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/3S0r7

[wng_kingsley7]

yes, could you tell/link me a good SSD?

 

Thanks

I will name a couple good brands for you to take a look at I don't want to name them in the order of best however I'm only stating the ones in my mind that are reliable; adata would be the first, corsair, kingston, intel, samsung, crucial. Pick which ever is comfortable for you in terms of capacity, warranty, reliability (the working hours which I believe the correct term is iops)

 

Between all ssd's in the same environment like casual web browsing & in ms office, they'll all perform (in-terms of reads & writes) the same unless you're running raid or pcie storage which is out of the question since it's more expensive.

[ForsakenLive]

Samsung 840 Evo any size

 

Just look at this build it has a 250gb ssd and a 1tb Hdd

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/3S0r7

Do not recommend Bulldozer (zambezi) CPUs, they are pretty crappy. A Vishera 6300, 8320 or 8350 is a good recommendation

[ItxCrow]

Yes but do you mind spending an extra $100 on an ssd which does make your boot-ups/reads & writes snappy and quick.

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/LordCreeper/saved/4P3l 

Like this one?

[PsychoticEpisode]

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/LordCreeper/saved/4P3l 

Like this one?

IF you want that build then go right ahead but you will not be getting over 60 fps on crysis.  Crysis 3 needs more gpu power than that to play 1080p on high.

[ItxCrow]

IF you want that build then go right ahead but you will not be getting over 60 fps on crysis.  Crysis 3 needs more gpu power than that to play 1080p on high.

What do I need to upgrade/downgrade?? 

[wng_kingsley7]

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/LordCreeper/saved/4P3l 

Like this one?

Yup that is a fine ssd & you only will pay a couple dollars extra for a 240GB cap.