Building a rig from scratch... Advise me!

royfrosty

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Lazy print screen. So i rather take the hard copy that i have. Exactly the same as the download price list. Cannot lie to you some more. I just been to SLS.

Total frequency of me going to SLS this week is 4 times. And every time go there take price list and jalan jalan.

Double check, triple check.

 

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Wah piang you must be blind. Upload give you see later.

Lazy print screen. So i rather take the hard copy that i have. Exactly the same as the download price list. Cannot lie to you some more. I just been to SLS.

Total frequency of me going to SLS this week is 4 times. And every time go there take price list and jalan jalan.

Double check, triple check.


Bro, now i know... Thanks! The tradepac official site give me june pricelist -.-
http://www.tradepac.com.sg/tradepac02062013.pdf
 

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I've learnt my lesson. :o

Asus AS H87M-E
i5-4430
-$361

Palit GTX760 2GB
Sensonic M12 520W
$410

Kingston 8GB RAM
$78

Sharkoon T28
$86

Sandisk SSD 240GB
$0

Total $934 within budget eh!

Gz gz :s13::s12:
Can consider getting
i5-4570 & Asrock H87M Pro4 ~ $368 thou
 

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why Asus not good? ._.

It's good! quality product but quality pricing :D
People around here usually recommend Asrock pro4 for non OC if you are on a slightly lower budget and pair with a better CPU if possible
and MSI G series board for OC :s13:
 

royfrosty

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why Asus not good? ._.

It is not say no good. It is more of a premium pricing you pay for. Branding.

Other mobos are catching up and shining in the market right now. And the price wise it is expensive to get an Asus product if you have a tight budget to meet.

Of cause if you have $4k to spare then everything can build from Asus.

A H board from Asus and a H board from Asrock. At the price point for Asrock you get a better CPU.

And you top up $6 more you can get a Z87 mobo with 4570 from MSI.
 

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I'm thinking why not spend $20-30 more for asus board.

My total is still $982. Within budget.

•••Asus H87M-E
•••Intel Core i5-4670 3.4GHz (Turbo 3.8GHz)
$408

•••Palit GTX760 2GB
•••Seasonic M12 520W
$410

•••Kingston 8GB RAM
$78

•••Sharkoon T28
$86
 

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I'm thinking why not spend $20-30 more for asus board.

My total is still $982. Within budget.

•••Asus H87M-E
•••Intel Core i5-4670 3.4GHz (Turbo 3.8GHz)
$408

•••Palit GTX760 2GB
•••Seasonic M12 520W
$410

•••Kingston 8GB RAM
$78

•••Sharkoon T28
$86

:s13: Your choice, it is a good build there. Gz haha have fun with it! :D
 

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ASUS more for high end boards.... low end dun shine as much as Asrock, MSI low end boards.
 

royfrosty

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I'm thinking why not spend $20-30 more for asus board.

My total is still $982. Within budget.

•••Asus H87M-E
•••Intel Core i5-4670 3.4GHz (Turbo 3.8GHz)
$408

•••Palit GTX760 2GB
•••Seasonic M12 520W
$410

•••Kingston 8GB RAM
$78

•••Sharkoon T28
$86

MSI z87-g41 PC Mate + 4670k ~$423 can oc some more. Bang for bucks. Leave it to you. Your choice.
 

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Hello! Posted about how to build a gaming rig last month and all the helpful bros here taught me a lot. Just wanna show all of you the results after a month. Haha! This total setup cost me ~$680 with a mixture of used parts (still under warranty). The setup is about 80% completed already. Left CPU cooling, better ram & more case fans. LOL! :s13:

Those that have a tight budget but wanna build a good gaming PC & don't mind using some used part, you can really save quite a bit if cash! :s22:

29cmkiv.jpg
 

melovelinux

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Hello! Posted about how to build a gaming rig last month and all the helpful bros here taught me a lot. Just wanna show all of you the results after a month. Haha! This total setup cost me ~$680 with a mixture of used parts (still under warranty). The setup is about 80% completed already. Left CPU cooling, better ram & more case fans. LOL! :s13:

Those that have a tight budget but wanna build a good gaming PC & don't mind using some used part, you can really save quite a bit if cash! :s22:

29cmkiv.jpg

go the show off thread
 
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