Ultimate CS GO PC

[OMGBlackst4r]

Well then I'd say it's great for that, I would have cried if it was only for CS:GO.

I'll be installing bf hardline, BF4, and CS GO on the ssd and the rest of my library in on my 2tb hdd

I may add a 4tb hdd in the future if i buy more games.

[adamsjus1]

Major overkill but it would defiantly run it. I forgot if you can run triple monitors for CS:GO but you might want to look into that if you want ultra and have the money

[TheGhzGuy]

I mean, Nice build, but, a sliiiiiiiiight bit overkill for CS:GO, but heeeey, not my money so it's really up to you.

[Wiflare]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/6kDWwP

that's a better build for $100 less

[johngo90]

My OC'd core2duo E8400 build could be considered the CS:GO slayer. 

[OMGBlackst4r]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/6kDWwP

that's a better build for $100 less

nice build but it doesn't have the color scheme i was going for.

[OMGBlackst4r]

Major overkill but it would defiantly run it. I forgot if you can run triple monitors for CS:GO but you might want to look into that if you want ultra and have the money

i might go triple monitor again but i an so use to one 24" monitor now.

[Wiflare]

nice build but it doesn't have the color scheme i was going for.

what color scheme were you looking for?

[OMGBlackst4r]

what color scheme were you looking for?

i was going for either green and black or yellow and black

since gigabyte chose to go red and black with z97, i was left with no choice but to go wiith asrock and yellow and black.

I'm going z97 so i can use m.2 SSDs.

[Wiflare]

i was going for either green and black or yellow and black

since gigabyte chose to go red and black with z97, i was left with no choice but to go wiith asrock and yellow and black.

I'm going z97 so i can use m.2 SSDs.

yellow and black is still possible with asus, asrock isn't the most trusted mobo manufacturer.

m.2 ssds aren't much better than regular ssds and cost twice as much

[OMGBlackst4r]

yellow and black is still possible with asus, asrock isn't the most trusted mobo manufacturer.

m.2 ssds aren't much better than regular ssds and cost twice as much

the m.2 ssd i chose is only a few bucks more than the samsung 850 evo

asrock has stepped up their game enough for me to give them a chance.