always changing my mind but always looking for opinions

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gaming pc and peripherals for 1700$.

the cheaper the better thou.

will be doing overclocking.

(live down the street canada computers)

(cheaper then shipping form ncix)

 

computer hardare

fractal design r4 windowed black

lg dvd reader

corsair h100i

seagate barracuda 1tb 7200rpm

samsung 840 120gb ssd

nzxt sleeved led strips 1m white

bitfenix spectrum 140mm white fan

amd 8350

asus m5a99x evo r2

corsair vengeance blue 8gb 1600mhz

sapphire 7950 3gb dual fan

corsair builder cx600m

 

peripherals

corsair k70 keyboard

corsair m65 mouse

asus Vulcan anc headset

benq 24", 1080p, 2m responce 

[Godlygamer23]

Looks fine to me.

[Vbgf]

Looks good, but the mobo is good for black and blue style of PC build. Idk what color scheme you will pick but make sure your parts align especially the mobo :D

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Looks good, but the mobo is good for black and blue style of PC build. Idk what color scheme you will pick but make sure your parts align especially the mobo :D

iam only going white because its more of a natural light

[mkylem]

Looks good on this end as well. Though, I am a huge fan of the H220, the H100i will do just fine.

[DudeWazap]

Looks good. Just had a quick question as to why you choose 7950. Why not a 7970 since they are so cheap now?

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Looks good. Just had a quick question as to why you choose 7950. Why not a 7970 since they are so cheap now?

where can u get a 7970 for cheaper than an 7950!!!!!!!!

[DudeWazap]

where can u get a 7970 for cheaper!!!!!!!!

Their $370 on Newegg but the 7950 is $270 sorry my mistake 

[habowh43]

That build looks good but there are two things that slightly bug me.

First, I'm guessing you picked the Fractal Define R4 because it's quiet. If you didn't, disregard the following but if you did, then isn't strapping an H100i onto it a bit counterproductive? I mean, it fits well in the case but you need to open up the two moduvents on top of the case, which means a lot more sound will leak out of the case and you add to that the two fairly noisy fans on the H100i and poof, there goes your quiet system.

Secondly, if I was you, I'd try to save up for a 240gb SSD, you'll most probably run out of space pretty quickly if you don't. I know you want to keep this build as cheap as possible but managing files between your SSD and HDD can be an annoyance for some.

Also, could we have further details on the screen? We can't tell you if it's good or not if we don't know the exact model. 
(Btw, the response time isn't really an important factor to consider when purchasing a monitor. In fact it's really hard to tell if a monitor is good or not just by looking at the specs. I have a Dell U2412m and even though it has an 8ms response time, it looks smoother when playing games compared to my friend's 5ms cheaper panel.)

benq 24", 1080p, 2m responce 

[Godlygamer23]

That build looks good but there are two things that slightly bug me.

First, I'm guessing you picked the Fractal Define R4 because it's quiet. If you didn't, disregard the following but if you did, then isn't strapping an H100i onto it a bit counterproductive? I mean, it fits well in the case but you need to open up the two moduvents on top of the case, which means a lot more sound will leak out of the case and you add to that the two fairly noisy fans on the H100i

My corsair fans are quiet.

[chipbreak]

Their $370 on Newegg but the 7950 is $270 sorry my mistake 

thats ok no harm done

[chipbreak]

That build looks good but there are two things that slightly bug me.

First, I'm guessing you picked the Fractal Define R4 because it's quiet. If you didn't, disregard the following but if you did, then isn't strapping an H100i onto it a bit counterproductive? I mean, it fits well in the case but you need to open up the two moduvents on top of the case, which means a lot more sound will leak out of the case and you add to that the two fairly noisy fans on the H100i and poof, there goes your quiet system.

Secondly, if I was you, I'd try to save up for a 240gb SSD, you'll most probably run out of space pretty quickly if you don't. I know you want to keep this build as cheap as possible but managing files between your SSD and HDD can be an annoyance for some.

Also, could we have further details on the screen? We can't tell you if it's good or not if we don't know the exact model. 

(Btw, the response time isn't really an important factor to consider when purchasing a monitor. In fact it's really hard to tell if a monitor is good or not just by looking at the specs. I have a Dell U2412m and even though it has an 8ms response time, it looks smoother when playing games compared to my friend's 5ms cheaper panel.)

BenQ GL2450HM 24" Widescreen LED Monitor 

- 1920 x 1080, 12M:1 (DCR), 2ms 

- Adjustable Display Angle, Speakers, DVI, HDMI, VGA

on canada computer.

and i wasn't to concerned with noise of the pc. i realy like the 4 front usb and the clean windowed side. i was going to use the 2 usb2.0 for the faster charging

[habowh43]

BenQ GL2450HM 24" Widescreen LED Monitor 

- 1920 x 1080, 12M:1 (DCR), 2ms 

- Adjustable Display Angle, Speakers, DVI, HDMI, VGA

on canada computer.

and i wasn't to concerned with noise of the pc. i realy like the 4 front usb and the clean windowed side. i was going to use the 2 usb2.0 for the faster charging

 

 

Oh lovely. That monitor is awesome. And great choice on the case. It's still one of the best out there for general purpose :)