2010-09-15, 03:43 AM
Im going to go make a computer with your budget in mind.
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Hard Drive
RAM
MOBO
GPU
PSU
Quad Core i7 Processor
Case
Keep in mind that many of those items can be exchanged for cheaper options, and that shopping around for parts is a MUST! If Newegg has a cheaper MOBO, but TigerDirect has this Processor for CHEAP, then GET BOTH! You can save a ton of money if you just shop around.
The case is just one that i found. 50 dollars for a case is normal, most cases are this price.
The MOBO I found for you can Crossfire 2 ATI Radeons if you want it to. I stick with ASUS for my motherboards.
The RAM can be replaced with cheaper RAM, but Corsair is noted for quality products.
The PSU you should probably stick with. Its Corsair and 750 Watts.
The Processor you can lower to an i5 and save a few bucks if you want. The motherboard I picked out supports both i5 and i7.
The Hard Drive can be exchanged for almost any hard drive on the market. It just depends on how much space you want/Price youre willing to pay. I usually stick with Seagate and Western Digital
You didnt want it, but this computer should be able to run Crysis on High Quailty.
-Note- I did not account for a Monitor/Keyboard/Mouse/Speakers/ Cd/Dvd drive. These items can be bought from almost anywhere, and for any price. You can get a 200 dollar keyboard or a 17 dollar model. The same applys for most of the items.
One final note, DO NOT GO WITH WATERCOOLING! Ive had a few friends ruin their computers with this.
Hard Drive
RAM
MOBO
GPU
PSU
Quad Core i7 Processor
Case
Keep in mind that many of those items can be exchanged for cheaper options, and that shopping around for parts is a MUST! If Newegg has a cheaper MOBO, but TigerDirect has this Processor for CHEAP, then GET BOTH! You can save a ton of money if you just shop around.
The case is just one that i found. 50 dollars for a case is normal, most cases are this price.
The MOBO I found for you can Crossfire 2 ATI Radeons if you want it to. I stick with ASUS for my motherboards.
The RAM can be replaced with cheaper RAM, but Corsair is noted for quality products.
The PSU you should probably stick with. Its Corsair and 750 Watts.
The Processor you can lower to an i5 and save a few bucks if you want. The motherboard I picked out supports both i5 and i7.
The Hard Drive can be exchanged for almost any hard drive on the market. It just depends on how much space you want/Price youre willing to pay. I usually stick with Seagate and Western Digital
You didnt want it, but this computer should be able to run Crysis on High Quailty.
-Note- I did not account for a Monitor/Keyboard/Mouse/Speakers/ Cd/Dvd drive. These items can be bought from almost anywhere, and for any price. You can get a 200 dollar keyboard or a 17 dollar model. The same applys for most of the items.
One final note, DO NOT GO WITH WATERCOOLING! Ive had a few friends ruin their computers with this.