750 budget gaming rig.

SoggyBear

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Is it possible to build one? Hopefully can play games like guild wars 2 in low :) need os but monitor not needed
 

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Is it possible to build one? Hopefully can play games like guild wars 2 in low :) need os but monitor not needed

Possible.

Asrock h81m dgs + g3220 ~ $140
Crucial 8gb 1600mhz ~ $89
WD blue 1tb ~ $76
Leadtek gtx650ti boost 2gb ~ $201
Cm311 + fsp hexa 500w ~ $105
Windows 7 home premium 64bit oem ~ $115
Samsung ODD ~ $21

Total ~ $747 buy at tradepac. Diy
 

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Is 650 ti or 7790 or 260x better? All around the same price

I'd go with 650 ti because of advanced physx. but if you don't need it i guess 260x would be good as well.

Nope there's a difference between GTX 650 Ti (not recommended), GTX 650 Ti Boost (recommended by roy), R7-260X:

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http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/AMD/R7_260X/26.html
 

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Is 650 ti or 7790 or 260x better? All around the same price

GTX650ti and GTX650ti with Boost is 2 different things.

And performance is a much bigger step up. There are also a few more improvements made in the 650ti boost like SLI capable if you have the correct mobo to do so.

To give you a better understanding, GPU does not really go seeing price range.

According to what MoneyFace have showed you in graphs, i will give you a better view on how are the new cards stacks. Is just a rough guideline and also very much depending on what games and applications you use. I will only include current cards that are available in the market.

7750/R7 250 < GTX650 < 7770 < GTX650TI < R7 260X/7790 < 7850/GTX650ti Boost < GTX660/7870 non tahiti < 7870 Tahiti/R9 270X < 7950 < GTX760 < GTX770/R9 280X < R9 290/GTX780 < R9 290X/Titan < GTX780Ti
 

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GTX650ti and GTX650ti with Boost is 2 different things.

And performance is a much bigger step up. There are also a few more improvements made in the 650ti boost like SLI capable if you have the correct mobo to do so.

To give you a better understanding, GPU does not really go seeing price range.

According to what MoneyFace have showed you in graphs, i will give you a better view on how are the new cards stacks. Is just a rough guideline and also very much depending on what games and applications you use. I will only include current cards that are available in the market.

7750/R7 250 < GTX650 < 7770 < GTX650TI < R7 260X/7790 < 7850/GTX650ti Boost < GTX660/7870 non tahiti < 7870 Tahiti/R9 270X < 7950 < GTX760 < GTX770/R9 280X < R9 290/GTX780 < R9 290X/Titan < GTX780Ti
Thanks a lot. Decided to get a 2nd one.

Intel i5-3570 @ 3.4ghz
ASUS P8H-V LE mobo
8gb DDR3 Gskill
ASUS GTX 670 DC2 2GB DDR5 DIRECT CU
ENERMAX 650W ATX PSU80 PLUS
Plextor 128m5 pro ssd
WD 1tb 7200rpm
Liteon DVDRW
Window 7 64bit
Creative Soundblaster Z
CM361 USB3 casing
At $950, hopefully worth it :)
 
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