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any1 can help me with what parts to get for a light/mid gaming computer?
game like league of legend,dota2,team fortress2, gta(coming out soon i suppose pc version)
no ssd is ok due to budget constrain.
parts prefer msi.

budget around 1450.
need monitor,win7
no need mouse,keyboard
 

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$1450? Good budget already.

ASrock B85 Killer + i5-4430 ~ $345
Crucial 8gb 1600mhz ~ $89
WD Blue 1tb ~ $75
Crucial m500 120gb ~ $115
Powercolor r9 270 2gb ~ $260
FSP Aurum S 500w 80+ Gold ~ $85
Sharkoon BD28 ~ $77
Samsung ODD ~ $21
Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit OEM ~ $115
Dell s2340L 23inch eIPS panel ~ $219

Total ~ $1401. Buy at tradepac. DIY

Optional if you need more graphics horsepower. Go for ivy board

ASrock B75M DGS + i5-3350p ~ $271

and swap out gpu to

Palit GTX760 2gb Jetstream ~ $368

Total ~ $1435.
 

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for the i5 4430 what is the diff with i5 4670?
does it cost much if i get the msi b85 gaming board? prefer to looks of it.

power supply fsp and seasonic which will be more reliable?because heard that power supply better not save and get a cheap one. was actually looking at m12 520w/620w
 

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for the i5 4430 what is the diff with i5 4670?
does it cost much if i get the msi b85 gaming board? prefer to looks of it.

power supply fsp and seasonic which will be more reliable?because heard that power supply better not save and get a cheap one. was actually looking at m12 520w/620w

1. i5 4670 clocked 0.4Ghz higher than 4430. Really marginal real world difference in terms of performance.

2. Combo with MSI B85-G43 Gaming at $372 (can just check price list you know :) ). Up to preference of distro and brand but both boards are similar in features.

3. FSP is a just as reliable brand and a 80+ Gold efficiency is better than the 80+ Bronze on those two Seasonic models. More bang for buck!
 

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1. i5 4670 clocked 0.4Ghz higher than 4430. Really marginal real world difference in terms of performance.

2. Combo with MSI B85-G43 Gaming at $372 (can just check price list you know :) ). Up to preference of distro and brand but both boards are similar in features.

3. FSP is a just as reliable brand and a 80+ Gold efficiency is better than the 80+ Bronze on those two Seasonic models. More bang for buck!
for gaming if i take 4670 would be better? heard that need not go for i7 right?

or u can go for superflower psu which use mostly japanese caps
in term of reliability any idea which brand is better? superflower,FSP,seasonic?
saw there are others like corsair,etc.
 

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for gaming if i take 4670 would be better? heard that need not go for i7 right?


in term of reliability any idea which brand is better? superflower,FSP,seasonic?
saw there are others like corsair,etc.

4570 will be enough ba... The 4670 clock speed diff wont do much of a difference in gaming and you are paying more for it too. For psu seasonic, superflower are good and corsair psu are good too but they are slightly more pricey iirc
 

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for gaming if i take 4670 would be better? heard that need not go for i7 right?


in term of reliability any idea which brand is better? superflower,FSP,seasonic?
saw there are others like corsair,etc.

No need to go till an i7, and 4670. A regular 4570 or even a 4430 is enough.

As for PSU.

Go for all this models:

Superflower
Superflower Leadex Platinum Series (New)
Superflower Golden Green Series (Replacing by Leadex Gold)
Superflower Golden Green HX Series (Refresh of Golden Green)
Superflower Golden King Series (Replacing by Leadex Platinum)
Superflower Leadex Gold Series (New)

Seasonic
Seasonic S12G series
Seasonic X series
Seasonic G series
Seasonic P series

FSP
FSP Aurum S series
FSP Aurum P series

Corsair
Corsair HX series (replacing by RM series)
Corsair RM series
Corsair AX series
 

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Thanks every1 for the valuable input.will go to sim lim and get a quote again. heard that pcthemes is the place for newbies right?
 

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any1 can help me with what parts to get for a light/mid gaming computer?
game like league of legend,dota2,team fortress2, gta(coming out soon i suppose pc version)
no ssd is ok due to budget constrain.
parts prefer msi.

budget around 1450.
need monitor,win7
no need mouse,keyboard

for the i5 4430 what is the diff with i5 4670?
does it cost much if i get the msi b85 gaming board? prefer to looks of it.

power supply fsp and seasonic which will be more reliable?because heard that power supply better not save and get a cheap one. was actually looking at m12 520w/620w

There you go...

Full Cool Red and Black PC!

CPU+MB: Intel Core i5-4440 + MSI B85-G43 GAMING @ $372
RAM: G.Skill RipJaws-X DDR3-1866 CL10 8GB Dual Channel Kit [Red] @ $115
GPU: PowerColor R9-270 2GB TurboDuo @ $268
SSD: Plextor M6S 128GB @ $119
HDD: Western Digital Blue 1TB @ $72
ODD: Samsung 24X CD/DVD Writer [OEM] @ $21
PSU: FSP Aurum S 500W [80 Plus Gold] @ $85
CASE: Corsair Carbide SPEC-02 / Sharkoon BD28 [Red] @ $77
OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit [OEM] @ $115
DSP: Dell S2340L 23" LED [eIPS] @ $219

Total: $1463

Buy and Build from Tradepac, #05-18.
 
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