WebbieMonster
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I'll just start off with what I'm going to do with the build first.
Playing games like CS:GO and BF3 on high or medium, streaming, small amount of video editing, possibly programming in the future and random tests here and there.
So here's the build:
CPU: i5-4670 3.4GHz ($233)
Motherboard: Z87-G41 PC Mate ($159)
Memory: Corsair Vengeance (2x4GB) DDR3-1600 ($99)
CPU Cooler: Cooler Master TX3 EVO ($45)
GPU:GIGABYTE GTX650Ti 2GB BOOST ($251)
Storage: TOSHIBA 1TB SATA 3 7200RPM ($73)
PSU: FSP RAIDER 650W 80+ SILVER ($105)
Optical Drive: SAMSUNG 24X OEM ($21)
Casing: Cooler Master Storm Scout II ($139)
OS: M.S WIN-7 HOME PREM ($120)
Along with some random monitor that costs below $170.
Total cost should be about $1415. Used BestBuy's pricelist (Went to the store itself to check the pricing for casing and HDD)
The problem here is I'd like to pull down the price while maintaining the same casing, CPU and motherboard. Is it possible to build a similar rig but cheaper at another shop? If so, is it trusted?
Thanks in advance.
Playing games like CS:GO and BF3 on high or medium, streaming, small amount of video editing, possibly programming in the future and random tests here and there.
So here's the build:
CPU: i5-4670 3.4GHz ($233)
Motherboard: Z87-G41 PC Mate ($159)
Memory: Corsair Vengeance (2x4GB) DDR3-1600 ($99)
CPU Cooler: Cooler Master TX3 EVO ($45)
GPU:GIGABYTE GTX650Ti 2GB BOOST ($251)
Storage: TOSHIBA 1TB SATA 3 7200RPM ($73)
PSU: FSP RAIDER 650W 80+ SILVER ($105)
Optical Drive: SAMSUNG 24X OEM ($21)
Casing: Cooler Master Storm Scout II ($139)
OS: M.S WIN-7 HOME PREM ($120)
Along with some random monitor that costs below $170.
Total cost should be about $1415. Used BestBuy's pricelist (Went to the store itself to check the pricing for casing and HDD)
The problem here is I'd like to pull down the price while maintaining the same casing, CPU and motherboard. Is it possible to build a similar rig but cheaper at another shop? If so, is it trusted?
Thanks in advance.
