Need help on building a new PC.

MorningOwl

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Most of the time I will be downloading movies, playing Diablo 3 ,watching YouTube and online shopping.

I have a budget of $1.4k

I need a PC, monitor and wireless adapter and also OS.
For the OS, I'm thinking of getting window 7. I'm going to buy it from shop as I don't know how to download OEM one.

Maybe in future I will play online mmorpg games. No need in high settings. Just mid setting will do.

Hope it can lasts for at least 3years.

To all the Experts, please help me.
And I will be getting all the things from tradepac.

Thank you all =)
 

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If I buy everything from tradepac. Will they help me to assemble and install OS and do everything swee? I just go home connect to power supply then can use already?
 

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If I buy everything from tradepac. Will they help me to assemble and install OS and do everything swee? I just go home connect to power supply then can use already?

Recommended to bring all items to nigel's shop at #02-32.
 

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Is it $1.4K or $1K in your PM message?

And both Windows 7 and 8.1 can free upgrade to Winddows 10 within first year. So better for you to save $100 odd and download Windows 8.1 Pro from one of my many reco posts and wait for it to come.
 

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$1.4k budget =) and is it better to get a better GPU if my budget allow?
 
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If I buy everything from tradepac. Will they help me to assemble and install OS and do everything swee? I just go home connect to power supply then can use already?

Yes, if u want it easy. Go on weekdays off peak hours when there is less crowd to cut down on waiting time.

However, note that there are unverified complaints swirling around online from supposedly ex-customers that TradePac may not return you all the bundled unused accessories, adapters and cables that come with your purchases which you are entitled to.

I can't vouch for authenticity of this reported issue since I always buy parts only but not whole system from TradePac. U can take a risk but stay around to watch them closely when they are assembling your rig?
 

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Yes, if u want it easy. Go on weekdays off peak hours when there is less crowd to cut down on waiting time.

However, note that there are unverified complaints swirling around online from supposedly ex-customers that TradePac may not return you all the bundled unused accessories, adapters and cables that come with your purchases which you are entitled to.

I can't vouch for authenticity of this reported issue since I always buy parts only but not whole system from TradePac. U can take a risk but stay around to watch them closely when they are assembling your rig?

Then how about those parts warranty? Are they going to issue all the parts receipt one by one?
 

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So this is want I'm thinking of.

i5 4460 plus motherboard -$350
Msi gtx 970 - $600
OS - $110
Monitor dell 23 inch - $189

The rest buy the cheapest one .

Like tat can? And is gtx 970 good?
 

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970/390 are 1080p beast, more than enough for your D3
960/380 to ease your pocket if you not graphics ***** lol...

btw MGSV free game is already rolling...DON'T miss it!
 
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So this is want I'm thinking of.

i5 4460 plus motherboard -$350
Msi gtx 970 - $600
OS - $110
Monitor dell 23 inch - $189

The rest buy the cheapest one .

Like tat can? And is gtx 970 good?

970 GTX buy MSI Armor OC, only $499 more than enough to play most games at ultra setting with ease.
 

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[Mobo&Proc] MSI H81M-E35 V2 /w i5-4460 - $336.00
[GPU] MSI GTX 970 Armor 4096MB - $499.00
[RAM] G.Skill DDR3 1600Mhz CL11 (8GB*1) - $80.00
[SSD] Crucial BX100 250GB - $142.00
[HDD] Toshiba 1TB/64MB - $66.00
[PSU] FSP Aurum S 500W Gold 80+ - $89.00
[Case] Coolermaster N200 - $61.00

[OS] Windows 8.1 Professional 64bit OEM - $33.00 (G2A)
[Monitor] Dell 23" S2340L - $199.00

Total :- $1,505.00

Buy from PC Themes, ask them assemble for u
or
Bring to PC CARE & Solution #02-32, learn how to build; easier to troubleshoot in the future
Give some Kopi $$ as a Kind gesture :)
 
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CPU+MB: Intel Core i5-4460 + ASRock H81M-HDS R2.0 @ $294
RAM: Crucial DDR3-1600 CL11 8GB @ $64
GPU: Zotac GTX 960 2GB Twin Fan OC @ $295
SSD: Transcend SSD370S 256GB @ $119*** (Lazada Singapore)
HDD: Western Digital Purple 3TB @ $158
ODD: Samsung 24X CD/DVD Writer [OEM] @ $21
PSU: FSP Aurum S 500W [80 Plus Gold] @ $89
CASE: Xigmatek Recon @ $45
OS: Microsoft Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit [OEM] @ $33 (G2A)
DSP: Dell S2340L 23" 1080p 60Hz W-LED [eIPS] @ $199
WIFI+BT: Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260 + Bluetooth for Desktop [PCIe 2.0 X1] @ $79 (Laser Distributor)

Total: $1396

Buy others from Tradepac, #05-18.

***Wait for Lazada discount coupon for massive savings
 
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