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Hey! Is this a good computer or do you think that there's something that i should change?

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Total price: 9886 SEK/1366 USD

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EDIT: I am not going to get both a HHD and a SSD. I can't afford it. I have an external old HDD that i can store things on. I will probably only store games and the OS on the SSD, and i am pretty sure that won't be filling up more than 256 GB concidering that i have a 256GB HHD on my current, old, computer. I can barely fill up 200GB

 

EDIT 2: If you would recommend more than 450W, please explain the reason.

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I would get a 650W powers supply instead. 

 

Get a 128GB SSD and a 1TB WD Blue dedicated drive instead

 

Get the Asus Z97-A or the MSI Z97 Gaming 3 motherboard instead of Z87

 

Also, what country and what site are you using?

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You should throw in a couple titan z's. Everyong needs a titan Z. My mom has 5 in her computer.....no but I feel like that psu could be a better choice. Are the evga psu's available to you? Their entire lineup makes no sense, better than everyone else while being cheaper.

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If used for gaming and normal tasks, Yes, it will be great. How much of that Corsair Vengance RAM are you getting? ( Most likely you wont need anything higher that 12 gigs. I would get a 128 gig ssd, and use the rest of your money on a larger hdd. I don't know much about motherboards, so I will leave that to someone else.

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I guess the power supply could use a buff (around 550-650W) depending on the level of over clocking require. And yeah, add a hard drive games with cram a small SSD fast!

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I would get a 650W powers supply instead. 

 

Get a 128GB SSD and a 1TB WD Blue dedicated drive instead

 

Get the Asus Z97-A or the MSI Z97 Gaming 3 motherboard instead of Z87

 

Also, what country and what site are you using?

I am using prisjakt.se , It's a swedish website. (Sort of equivalent to pricerunner.co.uk )

 

Also, i have an external harddrive so i won't be using more than 256 GB on the actual computer. Also, i have a pretty tight budget, i can't go above the current price.

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If used for gaming and normal tasks, Yes, it will be great. How much of that Corsair Vengance RAM are you getting? ( Most likely you wont need anything higher that 12 gigs. I would get a 128 gig ssd, and use the rest of your money on a larger hdd. I don't know much about motherboards, so I will leave that to someone else.

It's 4x2 GB RAM

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Get a Z97 mobo.

Add an HDD, you will run out space on that SSD faster than you'd expect.

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It's 4x2 GB RAM

Get 2x4 for better support and faster speeds,

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Maybe something like a CS650M for a power supply?

 

Definitely a 120/128GB version of that SSD (can't remember which size it is for the 12x variant) and a 1TB Seagate Barracuda.

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I am using prisjakt.se , It's a swedish website. (Sort of equivalent to pricerunner.co.uk )

 

Also, i have an external harddrive so i won't be using more than 256 GB on the actual computer. Also, i have a pretty tight budget, i can't go above the current price.

I personally wouldnt run that on a 450w, atleast a 550W or 650, They have good cheap ones from corsair and evga.

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For what reason would you have more than 450w?

for more headroom, and room to expand

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I am using prisjakt.se , It's a swedish website. (Sort of equivalent to pricerunner.co.uk )

 

Also, i have an external harddrive so i won't be using more than 256 GB on the actual computer. Also, i have a pretty tight budget, i can't go above the current price.

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I would get at least a 600W power supply, how much RAM is there? It doesn't say, for gaming 8 GBs should be fine. And I would get a z97-a, because from what I've heard, with haswell refresh chips, you have to flash the bios to get it to work on a Haswell board. They're almost the same price anyways.

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Okay, i think 450 will have to do for now though. I can't really afford more, and it's enough for the current system, even overclocked, (I've seen a graph with bf4 somewhere, about a week ago)

That won't be good enough for over clocking

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Consider the overclocking and gaming power consumption also. requires 88 watts at stock speeds, and OC, even more. 

 

 

I dont see why you are making such a big deal over this, just get atleast a  550W! You can get a good 550 for as low as 30-45 usd! It is better to be safe than sorry.

 

 

You made a post asking for opinions and you arent taking into consideration what anyone has to say!

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Consider the overclocking and gaming power consumption also. requires 88 watts at stock speeds, and OC, even more. 

 

 

I dont see why you are making such a big deal over this, just get atleast a  550W! You can get a good 550 for as low as 30-45 usd! It is better to be safe than sorry.

 

 

You made a post asking for opinions and you arent taking into consideration what anyone has to say!

I am taking it in consideration, but i really can't go above my current price, so if i would upgrade my power supply, it would mean i would have to lower the quality of something elese, and when i saw that all of you were recommended a better power supply i decided to make some more research over how much i actually need, and i've come to the conclusion that 450w is enough. If i have offended you in any way i am sorry, i really appriciate all of your opinions and most of your opinions have helped me. I also have upgraded asus z87-a to a asus z97-a. I really can't go above my current price, so therefore i've decided to stay on a 450w powersupply, even though it might barely overklock it. Thank you for all of your opinions.

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hey, if you'd like to ignore our advice and destroy your entire system because of a lackluster PSU, be our guest. We're just trying to help.

Did you even read what i just wrote...?

 

I am taking it in consideration, but i really can't go above my current price, so if i would upgrade my power supply, it would mean i would have to lower the quality of something elese, and when i saw that all of you were recommended a better power supply i decided to make some more research over how much i actually need, and i've come to the conclusion that 450w is enough. If i have offended you in any way i am sorry, i really appriciate all of your opinions and most of your opinions have helped me. I also have upgraded asus z87-a to a asus z97-a. I really can't go above my current price, so therefore i've decided to stay on a 450w powersupply, even though it might barely overklock it. Thank you for all of your opinions.

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I did, and I affirm what I said. The power supply is the single largest point of failure in any computer system - if it malfunctions chances are good it'll fry a plethora of other incredibly expensive components along with it. 50 watts is headroom negligible enough to not even consider overclocking with your CPU, and if you can't afford a larger PSU (a 550W to 650W would only be a couple bucks more) then I'd advise cutting some other things unless you'd like to run your setup at stock. I don't know what else to say - you asked for suggestions and criticism and here it is.

 

I have listened, and I have made som changes the computer.

 

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As i've said before, i have an external HDD, so i probably wont be needing any more storage on my computer. Is there anything i could improve?

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