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Ac2000 · June 26, 2014

So guys have been thinking budget or all out and im going all out

what do you think the amount of money for the things I want will come to in £££££££

Full tower case

corsair fan upgrades in case and on watercooler

latest corsair h series

latest gtx series best model non reference needs good amount of vram

latest corsair k series keyboard

latest corsair m series mouse

2 1440p 120hz gaming monitors

latest i7 series cpu best one

great mobo built for gaming and overclocking

16gb ram corsair vengance

High capacity ssd for os and other important things

high watt psu verybgood quality high rating

2x 2tb seagate barracude harddrives 1 for games over for recording

this build is for very high spec gaming rendering and recording for youtube

blue yeti microphone

how much do you think all of this will cost will get in future best parts availible then so thnnx guys and wish me luck for saving!!!!

Sauron · June 26, 2014

"latest" is a wide concept. For example if you mean the last geforce gpu that came out you're getting a 730...

"best" is also a wide concept. Best for the money? Best in terms of performance? Consumer grade or extreme?

If you want an answer, give us precise products with the exact serial number. Also you can ask pcpartpicker.com and spare time.

Paralectic · June 26, 2014

I would build a rig with a decent Z97 board, 8GB 2133Mhz RAM, i7 4790K with a GTX 780 6GB or 780Ti 3GB in a 450D/H440 with a 512GB SSD and a 3 or 4 TB HDD.

Replace the stock fans withsome AF/SP's with colorscheme matching rings, maybe a custom loop or a closed loop by Swiftech or Corsair.

And a single 1440p 27" IPS panel and a 24" 144Hz TN one ( Or ROG Swift ).

And add a second same exact GPU later on if I needed one.

With a RGB K95 and a M95.

Ac2000 · June 26, 2014

"latest" is a wide concept. For example if you mean the last geforce gpu that came out you're getting a 730...

"best" is also a wide concept. Best for the money? Best in terms of performance? Consumer grade or extreme?

If you want an answer, give us precise products with the exact serial number. Also you can ask pcpartpicker.com and spare time.

pure performace/horsepowsr

Sauron · June 26, 2014

pure performace/horsepowsr

Again, we want the exact model for everything. Even if it's easy to know which the fastest cpu possible is, it's not the same for every component. @Paralectic 's suggestion is a good one, I'd get that.

Ac2000 · June 26, 2014

Again, we want the exact model for everything. Even if it's easy to know which the fastest cpu possible is, it's not the same for every component. @Paralectic 's suggestion is a good one, I'd get that.

I mean how much will all of that cost in like 3 years for the latest and best components lets say gtx 980 or i7 5790k

Sauron · June 26, 2014

I mean how much will all of that cost in like 3 years for the latest and best components lets say gtx 980 or i7 5790k

Oh FUTURE components, I hadn't caught that. Sorry, it's impossible to know. The i7 will probably remain in the same price range but gpu prices are absolutely wild.

brob · June 26, 2014

@Ac2000,

~£1,500 - decent
~£2,000 - nice
~£2,500 - very nice
> ~£3,500 - lots of bling

Buy it today, tomorrow, next month, next year, or five years from now. The amount will be roughly the same. What will be different are the components that are considered necessary for contemporary games.

Ac2000 · June 26, 2014

@Ac2000,

~£1,500 - decent

~£2,000 - nice

~£2,500 - very nice

> ~£3,500 - lots of bling

Buy it today, tomorrow, next month, next year, or five years from now. The amount will be roughly the same. What will be different are the components that are considered necessary for contemporary games.

what about 4500