New future build

[_Vigo_]

I need a new computer. My budget is around 1000-1300$ USD. I'm going to use it for web browsing and gaming(newest games), also i have single 23 inch monitor(1920x1080), all the peripherals , case and os Windows 7. Don't want to overklock the system.

 

The build:

 

 CPU: Intel core i5-4670(227$)

Motherboard: Asus z87-a(154$)

GPU: I'm not sure gtx 760(379$) or 770(470$)

RAM: Kingston 1600Mhz 2x4 8Gb(70$)

SSD: For the system only 120gb, Intel, kingston or samsung?(100-150$) your thoughts.

HDD: WD Cavier Blue 1TB(64$)

PSU: 550 or 600W your thoughts.

 

Also i don't like intel standart cooling so i thought about Cooler Master Hyper TX3 or Zalman Optima despite that i'm not going to overklock my CPU. What do you guys think about this build?

 

 

[Guest GRRigger]

where did you get those prices? 760 is way cheaper :D

770 is weird price too. 

imo, you can squeeze 780 in the build

[_Vigo_]

where did you get those prices? 760 is way cheaper :D

770 is weird price too. 

imo, you can squeeze 780 in the build

Well ,gtx 760 released just resently so the price is still hight. I know that prise for 760 is about 250$ but in my country it is 380$ and we have gigabyte card only.

[Guest GRRigger]

Well ,gtx 760 released just resently so the price is still hight. I know that prise for 760 is about 250$ but in my country it is 380$ and we have gigabyte card only.

well, then 6xx series or 7xxxx series is good choice, check benchmarks and look prices.

[WoodenMarker]

What region are you in? I'm not sure what UA is.

[_Vigo_]

What region are you in? I'm not sure what UA is.

Eastern europe

[WoodenMarker]

Eastern europe

So is the currency you spending in euros or US dollars? If euros? Budget?

[_Vigo_]

So is the currency you spending in euros or US dollars? If euros? Budget?

My budget in US dollars, because my country is not a member of EURO Union

[WoodenMarker]

My budget in US dollars, because my country is not a member of EURO Union

Here you go: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1fXFB

The system is sli ready. I'm not too sure how much it will cost over in your region.

[_Vigo_]

Here you go: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1fXFB

The system is sli ready. I'm not too sure how much it will cost over in your region.

Not bad. I hope this system will be topical at least 5-7 years.

[L.E.D]

 CPU: Intel core i5-4670(227$) Yes

Motherboard: Asus z87-a(154$) Yes

GPU: I'm not sure gtx 760(379$) or 770(470$) I would grab the 770 personally  

RAM: Kingston 1600Mhz 2x4 8Gb(70$) Yes

SSD: For the system only 120gb, Intel, kingston or samsung?(100-150$) your thoughts. Intel just from what I have read they are top tier with reliability 

HDD: WD Cavier Blue 1TB(64$) Yes

PSU: 550 or 600W your thoughts. 600W if you want to SLI in the future

 

My thoughts, 

[_Vigo_]

I prefer single GPU configuration.

 

[WoodenMarker]

I prefer single GPU configuration.

It only costs $35 more to have an sli ready system for my build. If you're sure about closing the window to an easy upgrade, you can change the mobo to this: http://pcpartpicker.com/part/asrock-motherboard-b85mhds

[_Vigo_]

Motherboard and CPU is not a big deal actually, there are so many options on the market today, i need an advise about SSD, PSU and CPU cooling(dont like stok).

[WoodenMarker]

Motherboard and CPU is not a big deal actually, there are so many options on the market today, i need an advise about SSD, PSU and CPU cooling(dont like stok).

Something like my recommended build should work fine. If you must have aftermarket cooling, just grab a Hyper 212 Evo. It's a cheap and good cooler that can probably still be used if you ever upgrade.