$1500 Build Ideas

[clay_park]

I have around $1500 dollars rough budget for a new pc. I am looking for the best gaming experience and the size does not matter. Any suggestions.

[Morpheus]

linus has a video on this, i suggest you look at it

[clay_park]

I did but i was looking for other suggestions before making my final decision.

[piplupgao]

Get a 780.

[clay_park]

I am looking for a whole build

[hiyayhi]

Sorry about other people being rather unhelpful, it is clear that you just wanted some advice.

Here is what I would suggest. You haven't given any info on if you want peripherals too but I'm going to guess no. I am also guessing you are in the U.S.

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/15QgU

 

If you don't want that SSD you could ditch it and upgrade the video card to a 780 but I like the speed of an SSD.

[clay_park]

Thank you for the help i don't need any peripherals and are in the u.s.

[ooiman92]

4570k/4770k, z87 motherboard, 8gb ram, gtx 780 and choose your own case, cpu cooler and >500w power supply

[iAsuno]

Sorry about other people being rather unhelpful, it is clear that you just wanted some advice.

Here is what I would suggest. You haven't given any info on if you want peripherals too but I'm going to guess no. I am also guessing you are in the U.S.

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/15QgU

 

If you don't want that SSD you could ditch it and upgrade the video card to a 780 but I like the speed of an SSD.

isn't a 860w PSU too much?

[hiyayhi]

isn't a 860w PSU too much?

An 860 PSU is a good choice for a GTX 770. They are power hungry as HELL! (seriously, even more power hungry than GTX Titan and 580!)

It may be a little too much but I can confirm that the GTX 770 will work with it unlike with some other PSU's

[clay_park]

Thanks for all the help

[clay_park]

Any full size builds?

[Blackterror25]

Sorry about other people being rather unhelpful, it is clear that you just wanted some advice.

Here is what I would suggest. You haven't given any info on if you want peripherals too but I'm going to guess no. I am also guessing you are in the U.S.

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/15QgU

 

If you don't want that SSD you could ditch it and upgrade the video card to a 780 but I like the speed of an SSD.

 

Estimated Watts is only 430W so something arround 600W should also be more then enough and would save an other 100$

[clay_park]

How does this look?

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/16iGq

[iAsuno]

How does this look?

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/16iGq

change to a 650w PSU and save yourself some money :D

[Dog Knight]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/16lMr

 

hope you dont mind but i future proofed it a bit 

 

when it start to get slow, like in  one and a half or two years just buy another 770 and go 2 way sli

 

-Edit-

 

also try out the Cooler Master Storm Enforcer

 

Its a mid tower case but you'll have PLENTY of space

[clay_park]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/16lMr

 

hope you dont mind but i future proofed it a bit 

 

when it start to get slow, like in  one and a half or two years just buy another 770 and go 2 way sli

 

-Edit-

 

also try out the Cooler Master Storm Enforcer

 

Its a mid tower case but you'll have PLENTY of space

Thanks for the help I think I will go with the Cooler Master Storm Enforcer and your Build. Thanks. :)

[Dog Knight]

Thanks for the help I think I will go with the Cooler Master Storm Enforcer and your Build. Thanks. :)

your welcome

[CJPowell27]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/16SGD

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