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Just now, PC_N00B said:

ahh okay great to hear. thanks for the help man, one final question, do u think ill have to worry about my graphics card sagging on my micro atx mobo? enough to worry about that it?

Nah, it'll be okay. Unlikely that'll happen to make you worry about it.

Hey guys ive been working on this build for quite a while now for an all purpose rig that will do everything from play new fps and mmos at 60 fps and 1080p. Any and all critiques are welcome! Thanks! (monitor and operating system are already taken care of) http://pcpartpicker.com/p/73s46h 

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Looks good.

 

Only complaints would be the crap SSD (a Sandisk SSD Plus or Adata SP550 would be better choices) and a better PSU (something like the EVGA 750 B2 would be better or a EVGA 650 G2 if the budget allows it).

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4 minutes ago, HKZeroFive said:

Looks good.

 

Only complaints would be the crap SSD (a Sandisk SSD Plus or Adata SP550 would be better choices) and a better PSU (something like the EVGA 750 B2 would be better or a EVGA 650 G2 if the budget allows it).

hmm good to know, I was not sure on those too, tho I thought Kingston was a good brand, but whatev. Thanks for the input!

 

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7 minutes ago, HKZeroFive said:

Looks good.

 

Only complaints would be the crap SSD (a Sandisk SSD Plus or Adata SP550 would be better choices) and a better PSU (something like the EVGA 750 B2 would be better or a EVGA 650 G2 if the budget allows it).

ugggg power supplies so exspensive....twice what I was originally planning to spend, but I realize its THE BACKBONE of the system so ya, kinda important. What does the continuous power supply mean? arent they all continuous?...

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4 minutes ago, PC_N00B said:

ugggg power supplies so exspensive....twice what I was originally planning to spend, but I realize its THE BACKBONE of the system so ya, kinda important. What does the continuous power supply mean? arent they all continuous?...

Good quality PSUs should be always continuous, otherwise they'll be in the same tier as crap ones. Continuous PSUs mean that the PSU should deliver a set amount of wattage for a long periods of time.

 

Got a store/website you show me and budget for the PSU so I can find you a good one?

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1 minute ago, HKZeroFive said:

Good quality PSUs should be always continuous, otherwise they'll be in the same tier as crap ones.

 

Got a store/website you show me and budget for the PSU so I can find you a good one?

newegg is what im going to use for everything. they seem pretty legit. uhh the cheapest, bestest one you can find that can handle a 390 with later overclocking and a bit to spare just in case. The price is just whatever, no real budget, just best bang for buck.

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3 minutes ago, HKZeroFive said:

Good quality PSUs should be always continuous, otherwise they'll be in the same tier as crap ones.

 

Got a store/website you show me and budget for the PSU so I can find you a good one?

oh and should i count on getting the rebate cards? or does it just depend on the vendor? or just luck? lol

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Just now, PC_N00B said:

oh and should i count on getting the rebate cards? or does it just depend on the vendor? or just luck? lol

Ehh, rebate cards might be a bit of a hassle, since you have to mail it back to get the discount...

 

Any chance you can get it from Amazon? Since I'm assuming you live in America, correct?

 

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KFAFRW6/?tag=pcpapi-20

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1 minute ago, HKZeroFive said:

Ehh, rebate cards might be a bit of a hassle, since you have to mail it back to get the discount...

 

Any chance you can get it from Amazon? Since I'm assuming you live in America, correct?

 

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KFAFRW6/?tag=pcpapi-20

HOLY SHIZ, and ya i do live in US. ya, that price is soooooo good. amazon fine with me

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4 minutes ago, PC_N00B said:

HOLY SHIZ, and ya i do live in US. ya, that price is soooooo good. amazon fine with me

Nice, good to hear.

 

The EVGA SuperNOVA 750 B2 is a good quality PSU - Japanese capacitors, good ripple control and voltage regulation, made by SuperFlower, and it'll handle whatever that R9 390 throws at it.

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Just now, HKZeroFive said:

Nice, good to hear.

 

The EVGA SuperNOVA 750 B2 is a good quality PSU - Japanese capacitors, good ripple control and voltage regulation, made by SuperFlower, and it'll handle whatever that R9 390 throws at it.

ahh okay great to hear. thanks for the help man, one final question, do u think ill have to worry about my graphics card sagging on my micro atx mobo? enough to worry about that it?

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Just now, PC_N00B said:

ahh okay great to hear. thanks for the help man, one final question, do u think ill have to worry about my graphics card sagging on my micro atx mobo? enough to worry about that it?

Nah, it'll be okay. Unlikely that'll happen to make you worry about it.

'Fanboyism is stupid' - someone on this forum.

Be nice to each other boys and girls. And don't cheap out on a power supply.

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3 minutes ago, PC_N00B said:

ah okay, and any suggestion as to which 390 to get?

Sapphire Nitro would be my No. 1 choice, closely followed by MSI.

 

XFX and Powercolor are also good budget options.

 

Just avoid Gigabyte for their poor coolers and their voltage locked AMD cards and ASUS for their crap coolers.

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1 minute ago, HKZeroFive said:

Sapphire Nitro would be my No. 1 choice, closely followed by MSI.

 

XFX and Powercolor are also good budget options.

 

Just avoid Gigabyte for their poor coolers and their voltage locked AMD cards and ASUS for their crap coolers.

okedoke. thanks for everything man. cant think of anything else to ask

 

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