1500$ gaming pc

[Dog Knight]

Ok so like i said like 4 times already I will be building this thing on november

 

1.Location

 

Puerto Rico

 

2. budget

 

1500-1700

 

3. Peripherals 

 

Yes, add a good a Keyboard , mouse and a good monitor that doesn't go over my budget 

 

4. Link

 

 http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1hrxe

 

 

By the way make sure the peripherals match my black/red scheme

Edited July 21, 2013 by Dog Knight

[WoodenMarker]

Build in November? Plan a new build in November.

Part prices change all the time.

[Dog Knight]

Build in November? Plan a new build in November.

Part prices change all the time.

... kinda hooked on it 

 

... you helped me like on every singile post ive made =D

[delet my acc pls]

The case you choose is green and black

[Dog Knight]

The case you choose is green and black

its multi led color it changes between green and red

[mkylem]

The case you choose is green and black

I believe that the case has the ability to change the color of the LEDs from green to red.

 

Edit: Dog Night beat me to it...

[Hazy125]

For around the same price you can get a 4gb 770... I tired hard to get a 780 in there, but for something for you colour scheme it pushed me up to 1700

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1iYDm

[mkylem]

The only think that I can suggest for a good red/black keyboard is a CM Storm Quickfire Pro. I use it and I haven't found any downside yet. Depending on where you look, you can find it for about $60.

[FloRolf]

get a cheaper case than the colossos unless you really really like the look of it.

Also, why would you need 16gb of ram for gaming?

[DrunkAssassin]

For the mouse and Keyboard you could get a Ttesports challenger pro keyboard ( I know it's not mechanical but it really is a good keyboard) and a Ttesport black mouse they both follow your colour scheme for a decent price

[Dog Knight]

get a cheaper case than the colossos unless you really really like the look of it.

Also, why would you need 16gb of ram for gaming?

cuz im going to do alot of multi taskking and i have a laptop with 4 gigs and its laggs aplications when i multi task

 

i also do alot of photoshop , blender , gimp 2 

 

EDIT: also i do alot of painting/ drawing on my pc

[WoodenMarker]

i also do alot of photoshop , blender , gimp 2 

 

EDIT: also i do alot of painting/ drawing on my pc

Why use Paint when you have Photoshop? :P

[Dog Knight]

Why use Paint when you have Photoshop? :P

well i do the outline and the basic color . sometimes i just like to draw on point cuz it simple

[ViruZ_HUN]

looks good itsa good gaming rig..

[Masfiras]

cuz im going to do alot of multi taskking and i have a laptop with 4 gigs and its laggs aplications when i multi task

 

i also do alot of photoshop , blender , gimp 2 

 

EDIT: also i do alot of painting/ drawing on my pc

 

If you're going to use Photoshop a lot, i'd recommend the 4770k, or 3770k, I heard they're the best CPUs for photo editing

[SSOB]

If you're going to use Photoshop a lot, i'd recommend the 4770k, or 3770k, I heard they're the best CPUs for photo editing

Video editiong , unless he is going to work on MASSIVE pics the 4670K is enough unless he is going it 5+ hours a day then he could win some effectienty but not much

Since you are using PS Definitally go with a Geforce 7XX card since you will be able to use CUDA technology that will fasten up your adobe PS experience and that is for all the adobe suit products ;)

 

I picked these parts out for a nice compact but powerfull and awesome looking build ;) :

 

 http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1j5pB

 

The SSD is one of the best SSD's you can get only reason few people use it is due to it's not beiing adertised as much as the 840's or something but it's a better drive in ANY possible way.

If you thing you are going to game beyond 1440P then i would suggest getting the 4GB model of the 770

Also i hope you like the colour blue beacuase this is a blue themed build ;) I would add some bitfenx alchemy Blue LED strips to make the build complete or you can get a NZXT Hue

 

I hope this helped  ;)

[WoodenMarker]

Video editiong , unless he is going to work on MASSIVE pics the 4670K is enough unless he is going it 5+ hours a day then he could win some effectienty but not much

Since you are using PS Definitally go with a Geforce 7XX card since you will be able to use CUDA technology that will fasten up your adobe PS experience and that is for all the adobe suit products ;)

 

I picked these parts out for a nice compact but powerfull and awesome looking build ;) :

 

 http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1j5pB

 

The SSD is one of the best SSD's you can get only reason few people use it is due to it's not beiing adertised as much as the 840's or something but it's a better drive in ANY possible way.

If you thing you are going to game beyond 1440P then i would suggest getting the 4GB model of the 770

Also i hope you like the colour blue beacuase this is a blue themed build ;) I would add some bitfenx alchemy Blue LED strips to make the build complete or you can get a NZXT Hue

 

I hope this helped   ;)

Actually Photoshop uses OpenCl so an amd gpu would be the better choice for that.

The 7970 3GB would probably be a much cheaper alternative that has very similar performance. 

As for the ssd, a larger Samsung 840 250GB would be only a bit more expensive and would work better for Photoshop as a scratchdisk. A 120-128gig ssd fills up way too quickly for any decently hefty photoshop project.

[SSOB]

Actually Photoshop uses OpenCl so an amd gpu would be the better choice for that.

The 7970 3GB would probably be a much cheaper alternative that has very similar performance. 

As for the ssd, a larger Samsung 840 250GB would be only a bit more expensive and would work better for Photoshop as a scratchdisk. A 120-128gig ssd fills up way too quickly for any decently hefty photoshop project.

I agree on the SSD part ,

Disagree on the GPU part show me any benchmark that proves that OpenCL is better than CUDA? CUDA is from whatever iam hearing these days Still the prefered solution for these tasks

[WoodenMarker]

I agree on the SSD part ,

Disagree on the GPU part show me any benchmark that proves that OpenCL is better than CUDA? CUDA is from whatever iam hearing these days Still the prefered solution for these tasks

Photoshop uses OpenCL and OpenGL. It does not natively support CUDA. Some plugins do though.

[SSOB]

Photoshop uses OpenCL and OpenGL. It does not natively support CUDA. Some plugins do though.

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/adobe-cs5-cuda-64-bit,2770-8.html

 

Anyway, it's really easy to use cuda and make everything way faster , OpenCL and OpenGL aren't nearly as good as CUDA no disscussion about it in my eyes , CUDA has been around for a long ass time

[WoodenMarker]

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/adobe-cs5-cuda-64-bit,2770-8.html

 

Anyway, it's really easy to use cuda and make everything way faster , OpenCL and OpenGL aren't nearly as good as CUDA no disscussion about it in my eyes , CUDA has been around for a long ass time

There aren't any comparisons between OpenCL and CUDA in that review. From what I've heard, OpenCL and CUDA aren't far apart in performance.

Also, Adobe is moving towards Open CL since it is a more open standard. 

[SSOB]

There aren't any comparisons between OpenCL and CUDA in that review. From what I've heard, OpenCL and CUDA aren't far apart in performance.

Also, Adobe is moving towards Open CL since it is a more open standard. 

Ok

[Dog Knight]

There aren't any comparisons between OpenCL and CUDA in that review. From what I've heard, OpenCL and CUDA aren't far apart in performance.

Also, Adobe is moving towards Open CL since it is a more open standard. 

actually what their doing is making adobe products work as good and as fast on openCL 

 

its basically going to support both cuda and Open CL/GL natively