strict 600 euro build

[Demiqas]

Hey, so I have a strict 600 euro budget and I can only go very little over it if I really need to. This is what I came up with myself:

 

 

For reasons it would take too long to explain I can only buy from this particular store. 2 x 4GB ram here will cost me 80 euros, or I can get 1x8gb for just a little more than 60. Would that be worth it?

 

I don't intend on hardcore gaming, I play mostly MMOS on high settings.

 

I know there's no optical drive but seriously who still uses cd's lol

 

how will it do?

[RuLeZ]

I recommend to change the GTX 750 Ti and get a R7 370.

[PineappleHolidays]

Where are you buying ?

you are overpaying if in the EU, and you pieces are not the best / chaepest

[Xaring]

Get a r7270X better than a 750ti, they should be the same price. its about 50% better.

[don_svetlio]

I'd suggest getting a slightly better PSU. Other than that seems fine.

[Demiqas]

Where are you buying ?

you are overpaying if in the EU, and you pieces are not the best / chaepest

I know that but again, long story between store and me

 

As for the r7 370, thanks m8 I see it performs a lot better and is only 10 euros more expensive.

 

I didn't want to get more PSU than I needed, I don't intend on upgrading for a long while.

[grayblizzard]

 

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go for this instead as it is better balanced and has better quality parts:

 

http://de.pcpartpicker.com/p/83Tr8d

[SkixAces]

I know that but again, long story between store and me

 

As for the r7 370, thanks m8 I see it performs a lot better and is only 10 euros more expensive.

 

I didn't want to get more PSU than I needed, I don't intend on upgrading for a long while.

I am asuming that is coolblue.nl? I shall look for some parts on that site with some nice prices. I bought a 500 euro pc 6 months ago on alternate.nl which is gpu wise better then this

[Ruostunut kokis]

Looking better than the previous one. Didn't think that 750Ti's would be that expensive, though.

 

As other have suggested, R7 370 / 270 / 270x is probably a safe bet for change compared to a 750 Ti.

 

As for RAM... 4 GB could be enough, but might be better to up it to 8 GB if possible. As for whether or not spend more to get a dual-channel kit instead of a single module is worth it, maybe. Even if a dual-channel kit had a more-or-less better performance, a single 8 GB module would still be better than a single 4 GB module.

 

 

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[SkixAces]

Hey, so I have a strict 600 euro budget and I can only go very little over it if I really need to. This is what I came up with myself:

 

 

For reasons it would take too long to explain I can only buy from this particular store. 2 x 4GB ram here will cost me 80 euros, or I can get 1x8gb for just a little more than 60. Would that be worth it?

 

I don't intend on hardcore gaming, I play mostly MMOS on high settings.

 

I know there's no optical drive but seriously who still uses cd's lol

 

how will it do?

So assuming that is cooblue.nl (I am 99% sure it is) change these 2 parts and it is a solid build:

 

RAM; http://www.memoryshop.nl/product/370139/category-196444/corsair-vengeance-8-gb-dimm-ddr3-1600-cl-9-rood.html

GPU: http://www.videokaartshop.nl/product/407624/club-3d-radeon-r9-270-royalqueen.html (it is only 5 euro's more expensive then that 750 TI but MUCH better, believe me)

[Demiqas]

thanks guys I know enough know, and yes thats coolblue haha