[DIY] Pls recommend a setup

younggun__007

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Hi, Budget 1.8k not including (Keyboard/Speaker/Mouse/Monitor)

Need help with assembly too

Looking for stability and play fm2015 + bf4 :o

thanks
 
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CPU+ Mobo: MSI B85-G41 PC MATE + i5 4460 (357)
RAM: G.SKILL RIPJAWS-X 1600MHZ ( 4GBx2pcs ) CL9 (115)
GPU: ZOTAC GTX 970 4GB TWIN FAN (448)
SSD: CRUCIAL MX100 256GB (160)
HDD: TOSHIBA 1TB 7200RPM (69)
DVD-RW: LG 24X DVD-RW SATA OEM (25)
PSU: SUPERFLOWER HX 600M (99)
Case: CORSAIR 200R (85)
OS: WINDOWS 7 HOME PREM (120)

Total cost: $1478

Buy at PC Themes, #04-15, and ask for discounts. DIY yourself. If you can't into DIY, get PC Themes to assemble for you for a fee.

Notes:

1) This build is capable of playing Fifa 2015 and Battlefield 4 smoothly at max settings.

2) Got Mastercard? Consider buying the SSD from lazada.com on a Monday and get 10% discounts when you pay with a Mastercard.
 

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Forgot to mention that i need a 64 bit machine as there are some applications that i need to run and they require 64 bit.
 

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Forgot to mention that i need a 64 bit machine as there are some applications that i need to run and they require 64 bit.
Erm..... the Windows 7 Home Premium that is recommended is assumed by everyone and the shop owners to be 64-bit by default, nobody recommends 32-bit OSes today due to their inability to use more than 3GB of RAMs.
 

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Erm..... the Windows 7 Home Premium that is recommended is assumed by everyone and the shop owners to be 64-bit by default, nobody recommends 32-bit OSes today due to their inability to use more than 3GB of RAMs.

didnt know that.

thanks a ton!
 
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