2 different builds

[SkillerNiller]

hi guys, i have 2 different builds to go with, which would you think would be best for RAW performance, you know, the best bang for the buck, which one is the most non idiotic thing to buy thanks for you time.

 

Build nr. 1: msi twinfrozr gtx 970

500w psu

i5-4460

coolermaster tx3 cooler

gskill ripjaws 1600mhz 8gb

asus h18md-plus

cooler master elite 342

seagate barracuda 1tb 7200rpm

asus dvd bruner

 

 

build nr.  2: asus strix gtx 970

i5-4460

bloodfreezer 510lc asetek watercooler

gskill ripjaws 2133mhz 8gb

600w psu

zalman z11

asus z97-p

system disc: kingston v300 ssd 120gb

storing disc: seagate barracuda 1tb 7200rpm

samsung or lg dvd burner

[Sheldon_King]

I find neither of them to be all that good.

 

CPU: Both are the same, so no need to change anything.

GPU: Both are about equally good. Choose the lowest priced one.

PSU: Model numbers please. Just the wattage tells us almost nothing.

Cooler: You don't NEED a aftermarket, but the coolermaster is the better choice here (no need for water cooling with a cpu that will never be able to overclock).

RAM: either is fine. choose the lower priced of the 2, as frequency does not help much in gaming yet.

Board: The Z97 is the better board, but for a single GPU and locked CPU, you will not notice a difference. Choose the lower priced one.

case: As long as everything fits, it is always personal opinion.

Storage: No reason to say anything, seagate is reliable. You can look at Hatachi and Western Digital as well and maybe save some money.

DVD  Drive: is not necessary, but they all do teh same thing at equal speeds. Lowest priced one you can find is fine.

[SkillerNiller]

I find neither of them to be all that good.

 

CPU: Both are the same, so no need to change anything.

GPU: Both are about equally good. Choose the lowest priced one.

PSU: Model numbers please. Just the wattage tells us almost nothing.

Cooler: You don't NEED a aftermarket, but the coolermaster is the better choice here (no need for water cooling with a cpu that will never be able to overclock).

RAM: either is fine. choose the lower priced of the 2, as frequency does not help much in gaming yet.

Board: The Z97 is the better board, but for a single GPU and locked CPU, you will not notice a difference. Choose the lower priced one.

case: As long as everything fits, it is always personal opinion.

Storage: No reason to say anything, seagate is reliable. You can look at Hatachi and Western Digital as well and maybe save some money.

DVD  Drive: is not necessary, but they all do teh same thing at equal speeds. Lowest priced one you can find is fine.

thanks, that really helped a lot, i think im going with the build nr 1. as that is the cheapest