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Thank you so much, but that build with windows would be about $800 as we still have to buy windows. Any ideas how to knock that back down to around $700 including Wndows?  

 

Sorry what I just posted was stupid of me, this will be much better - http://pcpartpicker.com/p/8NnYt6

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Hey All, 

 

My brother asked me to help him build a gaming PC, and although I know a little bit about building, I haven't actually built one yet. I told him what components he would need and he got back to me with a list. I have no idea if these parts will work together so I was hoping to get some feedback/opinions/advice. 

 

The parts include: 

 

Hard Drive: Western Digital Caviar Blue 500 GB SATA III 7200 RPM 16 MB Cache Bulk/OEM Desktop Hard Drive - WD5000AAKX - $49.99

 

Power Supply: Sentey® Power Supply 725w Pc / Xpp725-ps / 140 Mm Sleeve Bearing Fan / 12v Single Rail / 48ampers / 6 Sata / 2 Pci-e 6-2 / SLI Ready / Crossfire Ready / Robust 12v Single Rail / 4molex / Ul+fcc Certifications / 78% Efficiency / Over Power Protection / Over Voltage Protection / Short Circuit Protection / Under Voltage Protection / Black Chassis Color / 140mm Black Fan Cooler / Gaming and Atx / Full Shield Cables / Black 140mm Fan Cooler - $39.99

 

Case: Sentey Cs2-1333 Plus Desktop Gaming Computer Case / Micro ATX / Transparent Side Panel Acrylic Window / USB 3.0 + USB 2.0 / Hd Audio / 120mm Front Blue LED Fan Cooler / 2.5" SSD Support / 330mm VGA Length Support / Cable Management / Watercooling Ready + Hidden Cable Sytem / Support Any Power Supply As 80 Plus Standard Bronze Gold or Platinum / Cable Management for Modular Power Supply - Gaming Case - Desktop Case ATX or Micro ATX - - Best Pc Gaming and Desktop Mid Tower - Support Cheap and Expensive Video Cards AMD and Nvidia Ultra Pro Systems- Solid State and HDD Hard Drive Bay Removable for Better and Easy Assembly - $39.99

 

CPU: AMD FD8320FRHKBOX FX-8320 FX-Series 8-Core Black Edition - $139.67

 

Graphics Card: MSI Computer Corp. Video Graphics Card R9 270 GAMING 2G - $174.99

 

Wireless Card: Netis Wireless N PCI Adapter with 5dBi Antenna and Low-profile Bracket (WF-2117)  - $9.99

 

Motherboard: MSI Computer Socket AM1/AMD APU/DDR3/SATA3&USB3.0/A&GbE Motherboard Micro ATX DDR3 1600 AM1M  - $32.99

 

RAM: Crucial 8GB Single DDR3 1600 MT/s PC3-12800 CL11 Unbuffered UDIMM 240-Pin Desktop Memory CT102464BA160B - $57.93

and 

Crucial 4GB Single DDR3 1600 MT/s PC3-12800 CL11 Unbuffered UDIMM 240-Pin Desktop Memory Module CT51264BA160B - $28.99

 

 

He would like to be able to play modern games (especially GTA V) at High settings with good fps with some degree of future proofAny kind of advice would be appreciated. Thanks in advance!!

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DO NOT GET A CHEAP POWERSUPPLY EvER SOME OF US FEEL THE PAIN OF GETtinG A CHEAP ONE RIGHT NOW

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Have never heard of that PSU brand.

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Never get a cheap power supply as this affects your whole build. And the ram could be a bit better, I don't know if having separate 4-8GB will work together. Someone will correct me :P

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1. That PSU is terrible, get one from Silverstone, Seasonic, EVGA, Cooler Master, or Corsair.

2. That MOBO and CPU will not work together, the FX 8320 is a AM3+ CPU not an AM1 CPU.

3. I wouldn't trust that wireless adapter, get this one or a similar one from TP-Link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007GMPZ0A/ref=olp_product_details?ie=UTF8&me=

 

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Just saw he wants it to have "Some degree of future proof"

kmn... nobody knows the future, therefore nothing can be future proof.

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Never get a cheap power supply as this affects your whole build. And the ram could be a bit better, I don't know if having separate 4-8GB will work together. Someone will correct me :P

 

"Graphics Card: MSI Computer Corp. Video Graphics Card R9 270 GAMING 2G - $174.99 "

 

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Never get a cheap power supply as this affects your whole build. And the ram could be a bit better, I don't know if having separate 4-8GB will work together. Someone will correct me :P

 

It will, you can mix and match capacities to your hearts content.

Specs: CPU - Intel i7 8700K @ 5GHz | GPU - Gigabyte GTX 970 G1 Gaming | Motherboard - ASUS Strix Z370-G WIFI AC | RAM - XPG Gammix DDR4-3000MHz 32GB (2x16GB) | Main Drive - Samsung 850 Evo 500GB M.2 | Other Drives - 7TB/3 Drives | CPU Cooler - Corsair H100i Pro | Case - Fractal Design Define C Mini TG | Power Supply - EVGA G3 850W

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"Graphics Card: MSI Computer Corp. Video Graphics Card R9 270 GAMING 2G - $174.99 "

 

>.<

apologies, didn't see that. 

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Hey All, 

 

My brother asked me to help him build a gaming PC, and although I know a little bit about building, I haven't actually built one yet. I told him what components he would need and he got back to me with a list. I have no idea if these parts will work together so I was hoping to get some feedback/opinions/advice. 

 

The parts include: 

 

Hard Drive: Western Digital Caviar Blue 500 GB SATA III 7200 RPM 16 MB Cache Bulk/OEM Desktop Hard Drive - WD5000AAKX - $49.99

 

Power Supply: Sentey® Power Supply 725w Pc / Xpp725-ps / 140 Mm Sleeve Bearing Fan / 12v Single Rail / 48ampers / 6 Sata / 2 Pci-e 6-2 / SLI Ready / Crossfire Ready / Robust 12v Single Rail / 4molex / Ul+fcc Certifications / 78% Efficiency / Over Power Protection / Over Voltage Protection / Short Circuit Protection / Under Voltage Protection / Black Chassis Color / 140mm Black Fan Cooler / Gaming and Atx / Full Shield Cables / Black 140mm Fan Cooler - $39.99

 

Case: Sentey Cs2-1333 Plus Desktop Gaming Computer Case / Micro ATX / Transparent Side Panel Acrylic Window / USB 3.0 + USB 2.0 / Hd Audio / 120mm Front Blue LED Fan Cooler / 2.5" SSD Support / 330mm VGA Length Support / Cable Management / Watercooling Ready + Hidden Cable Sytem / Support Any Power Supply As 80 Plus Standard Bronze Gold or Platinum / Cable Management for Modular Power Supply - Gaming Case - Desktop Case ATX or Micro ATX - - Best Pc Gaming and Desktop Mid Tower - Support Cheap and Expensive Video Cards AMD and Nvidia Ultra Pro Systems- Solid State and HDD Hard Drive Bay Removable for Better and Easy Assembly - $39.99

 

CPU: AMD FD8320FRHKBOX FX-8320 FX-Series 8-Core Black Edition - $139.67

 

Graphics Card: MSI Computer Corp. Video Graphics Card R9 270 GAMING 2G - $174.99

 

Wireless Card: Netis Wireless N PCI Adapter with 5dBi Antenna and Low-profile Bracket (WF-2117)  - $9.99

 

Motherboard: MSI Computer Socket AM1/AMD APU/DDR3/SATA3&USB3.0/A&GbE Motherboard Micro ATX DDR3 1600 AM1M  - $32.99

 

RAM: Crucial 8GB Single DDR3 1600 MT/s PC3-12800 CL11 Unbuffered UDIMM 240-Pin Desktop Memory CT102464BA160B - $57.93

and

Crucial 4GB Single DDR3 1600 MT/s PC3-12800 CL11 Unbuffered UDIMM 240-Pin Desktop Memory Module CT51264BA160B - $28.99

 

 

He would like to be able to play modern games (especially GTA V) at High settings with good fps with some degree of future proofAny kind of advice would be appreciated. Thanks in advance!!

The psu is sketchy af.  + You don't need that many watts 400-500 will do you just fine.  Heres a good psu for the money buy a TRUSTED brand.  http://www.amazon.com/500-watt-Bronze-Certified-Atx12V-100-B1-0500-Kr/dp/B00DGHKK7M 

 

And also why the ram might have some problems I would say just go for 16gb of a dual channel kit instead of mixing and matching different capacitys

 

If you want I could come back in about 15 min and give you a link to a computer that will preform better for the $.

 

Hope this helped :)

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1. That PSU is terrible, get one from Silverstone, Seasonic, EVGA, Cooler Master, or Corsair.

2. That MOBO and CPU will not work together, the FX 8320 is a AM3+ CPU not an AM1 CPU.

3. I wouldn't trust that wireless adapter, get this one or a similar one from TP-Link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007GMPZ0A/ref=olp_product_details?ie=UTF8&me=

I would listen to everything he says.

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If that power supply needs that much fluff in it's title, you know it's trouble. 

Everything else seems ok. 

AM1 socket motherboard with an 8320? LOL

 

The CPU is a bit out dated, I would recommend an Intel i3 instead. 

NEVER cheap out on a power supply. They have the potential to destroy your entire setup.

You can pick up 1tb (1000gb) HDDs for around $60

8gb of RAM is both the minimum and maximum for a (semi) budget gaming PC

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Hey All, 

 

My brother asked me to help him build a gaming PC, and although I know a little bit about building, I haven't actually built one yet. I told him what components he would need and he got back to me with a list. I have no idea if these parts will work together so I was hoping to get some feedback/opinions/advice. 

 

The parts include: 

 

Hard Drive: Western Digital Caviar Blue 500 GB SATA III 7200 RPM 16 MB Cache Bulk/OEM Desktop Hard Drive - WD5000AAKX - $49.99

 

Power Supply: Sentey® Power Supply 725w Pc / Xpp725-ps / 140 Mm Sleeve Bearing Fan / 12v Single Rail / 48ampers / 6 Sata / 2 Pci-e 6-2 / SLI Ready / Crossfire Ready / Robust 12v Single Rail / 4molex / Ul+fcc Certifications / 78% Efficiency / Over Power Protection / Over Voltage Protection / Short Circuit Protection / Under Voltage Protection / Black Chassis Color / 140mm Black Fan Cooler / Gaming and Atx / Full Shield Cables / Black 140mm Fan Cooler - $39.99

 

Case: Sentey Cs2-1333 Plus Desktop Gaming Computer Case / Micro ATX / Transparent Side Panel Acrylic Window / USB 3.0 + USB 2.0 / Hd Audio / 120mm Front Blue LED Fan Cooler / 2.5" SSD Support / 330mm VGA Length Support / Cable Management / Watercooling Ready + Hidden Cable Sytem / Support Any Power Supply As 80 Plus Standard Bronze Gold or Platinum / Cable Management for Modular Power Supply - Gaming Case - Desktop Case ATX or Micro ATX - - Best Pc Gaming and Desktop Mid Tower - Support Cheap and Expensive Video Cards AMD and Nvidia Ultra Pro Systems- Solid State and HDD Hard Drive Bay Removable for Better and Easy Assembly - $39.99

 

CPU: AMD FD8320FRHKBOX FX-8320 FX-Series 8-Core Black Edition - $139.67

 

Graphics Card: MSI Computer Corp. Video Graphics Card R9 270 GAMING 2G - $174.99

 

Wireless Card: Netis Wireless N PCI Adapter with 5dBi Antenna and Low-profile Bracket (WF-2117)  - $9.99

 

Motherboard: MSI Computer Socket AM1/AMD APU/DDR3/SATA3&USB3.0/A&GbE Motherboard Micro ATX DDR3 1600 AM1M  - $32.99

 

RAM: Crucial 8GB Single DDR3 1600 MT/s PC3-12800 CL11 Unbuffered UDIMM 240-Pin Desktop Memory CT102464BA160B - $57.93

and

Crucial 4GB Single DDR3 1600 MT/s PC3-12800 CL11 Unbuffered UDIMM 240-Pin Desktop Memory Module CT51264BA160B - $28.99

 

 

He would like to be able to play modern games (especially GTA V) at High settings with good fps with some degree of future proofAny kind of advice would be appreciated. Thanks in advance!!

 

This will preform nicely for just a little bit more then what you specified. - http://pcpartpicker.com/p/CMfqXL

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The psu is sketchy af.  + You don't need that many watts 400-500 will do you just fine.  Heres a good psu for the money buy a TRUSTED brand.  http://www.amazon.com/500-watt-Bronze-Certified-Atx12V-100-B1-0500-Kr/dp/B00DGHKK7M 

 

And also why the ram might have some problems I would say just go for 16gb of a dual channel kit instead of mixing and matching different capacitys

 

If you want I could come back in about 15 min and give you a link to a computer that will preform better for the $.

 

Hope this helped :)

 

If you have something better for the money that would be MUCH appreciated! 

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1. That PSU is terrible, get one from Silverstone, Seasonic, EVGA, Cooler Master, or Corsair.

On that note, both (newer) Antec and XFX are rebranded SeaSonic units.

if you have to insist you think for yourself, i'm not going to believe you.

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On that note, both (newer) Antec and XFX are rebranded SeaSonic units.

 

I'd prefer going with a non-rebranded power supply, who knows what other changes could have been made to it.

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If you didn't see it there is a link to it above your comment but ill re link it - http://pcpartpicker.com/p/CMfqXL

 

Thank you so much, but that build with windows would be about $800 as we still have to buy windows. Any ideas how to knock that back down to around $700 including Wndows?  

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AM1 socket motherboard with an 8320? LOL

lol, didn't catch that, just quickly skimmed through the list. 

 

Another prime example of why PCPartPicker should be used, pretty much idiot proof in the CPU to MoBo compatibility department. 

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I'd prefer going with a non-rebranded power supply, who knows what other changes could have been made to it.

Not much to my understanding. SeaSonic is the OEM that provides internals, Antec and XFX just design them.

 

Here's a nice list.

 

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/power-supply-oem-manufacturer,2913-4.html

if you have to insist you think for yourself, i'm not going to believe you.

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Thank you so much, but that build with windows would be about $800 as we still have to buy windows. Any ideas how to knock that back down to around $700 including Wndows?  

 

Sorry what I just posted was stupid of me, this will be much better - http://pcpartpicker.com/p/8NnYt6

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