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Config 1.

 

-Fractal design r4 black pearl/Arc XL

 

-Corsair RM 850

 

-i7 4770k

 

-Kingston HyperX H20 2x4gb 2133mhz

 

-Samsung 840 EVO 120gb

 

-R9-290X

 

-ASUS maximus VI formula

 

 

 

Config 2.

 

-Fractal design R4 black pearl/Arc XL

 

-Corsair RM 850

 

-i7 4770k

 

-G.skill 2x8gb ARES ram

 

-Samsung 840 EVO 250gb

 

-R9-290X

 

-Gigabyte GA-Z87X-OC

 

 

 

I picked the RM 850 because i want to get a second R9-290X later and it`s by far the best option in sweden.

 

The reason i picked H2O RAM 2133mhz is because it`s the cheapest 8gb kit in sweden and i like the look.

 

Also i don`t need more than 120gb of storage and if i run out of storage i can get a 1tb HDD i have lying around.

 

I can get more RAM and a CPU cooler around christmas.

 

i have not decided case yet.

 

the i7 is because i will do editing later on and next gen games will use more threads. and i will fold with it.

 

budget is not given because i live in sweden and price is messed up here

 

 

Advantages with 1.

 

-better looks

 

-better sound

 

Drawbacks with 1.

 

-less storage

 

-less RAM (all though more RAM could be obtained during christmas)

 

Advantages with 2.

 

-more RAM.

 

-more storage

 

Drawbacks

 

-not as good looks

 

 

 

 

 

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I would personally say 2

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Config 2: Just better specs really... yes looks are important, and In my eyes the Z87X-OC is a nicer board anyway. :lol:

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#2

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2, But wait for an after-market 290X because there supposed to be extremely loud

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2nd but i dont know why u need that high speed rams?

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I would go  with config #2 but I would have at least a 1 tb in the build for storage

 

Config 1.

 

-Fractal design r4 black pearl/Arc XL

 

-Corsair RM 850

 

-i7 4770k

 

-Kingston HyperX H20 2x4gb 2133mhz

 

-Samsung 840 EVO 120gb

 

-R9-290X

 

-ASUS maximus VI formula

 

 

 

Config 2.

 

-Fractal design R4 black pearl/Arc XL

 

-Corsair RM 850

 

-i7 4770k

 

-G.skill 2x8gb ARES ram

 

-Samsung 840 EVO 250gb

 

-R9-290X

 

-Gigabyte GA-Z87X-OC

 

 

 

I picked the RM 850 because i want to get a second R9-290X later and it`s by far the best option in sweden.

 

The reason i picked H2O RAM 2133mhz is because it`s the cheapest 8gb kit in sweden and i like the look.

 

Also i don`t need more than 120gb of storage and if i run out of storage i can get a 1tb HDD i have lying around.

 

I can get more RAM and a CPU cooler around christmas.

 

i have not decided case yet.

 

the i7 is because i will do editing later on and next gen games will use more threads. and i will fold with it.

 

budget is not given because i live in sweden and price is messed up here

 

 

Advantages with 1.

 

-better looks

 

-better sound

 

Drawbacks with 1.

 

-less storage

 

-less RAM (all though more RAM could be obtained during christmas)

 

Advantages with 2.

 

-more RAM.

 

-more storage

 

Drawbacks

 

-not as good looks

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I considered the 8350 but there are no good looking mobos

I say 2nd config with an 8350 and MSI GD65 too ^_^

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