Recommend DIY setup for Watch Dogs

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At least a minimum requirements (preferably recommended requirements) for watch dogs.

Including monitor, OS, HDD, SSD (optional) too.


Budget 1-1.5k. If over budget is okay, just state here! ope u guys have some advices over here.

Thanks!
 
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Let the game settle down first and be well optimize. Else you will be needing all high end pc to run it.

Such as an i7
A gpu with 4gb vram such as 770 4gb. R9 290 4gb. Etc.

No comfortable budget given also hard for us to help you.
 

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Let the game settle down first and be well optimize. Else you will be needing all high end pc to run it.

Such as an i7
A gpu with 4gb vram such as 770 4gb. R9 290 4gb. Etc.

No comfortable budget given also hard for us to help you.

So the game is not that stabilized for now?

Ok about 1k-1.5k ?

Don't mind if is minimum requirements. Thanks!
 

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Let the game settle down first and be well optimize. Else you will be needing all high end pc to run it.

Such as an i7
A gpu with 4gb vram such as 770 4gb. R9 290 4gb. Etc.

No comfortable budget given also hard for us to help you.

I rmb the devs say before theyre using i7 with 670 can run on high to ultra ley
 

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What do u mean? haha.

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LOL
 

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Ok be it needing top end cards for good PQ and fps or not, you shouldn't worry so much and just buy the best within your means...

CPU+MB: Intel Core i5-3470 + ASRock B75M-DGS @ $292
RAM: Crucial DDR3-1600 CL11 4GB X2 @ $94
GPU: Gigabyte R9-290 4GB WindForce OC @ $619
SSD: Plextor M6S 128GB @ $119
ODD: Samsung 24X CD/DVD Writer [OEM] @ $21
PSU: Super Flower Golden Green HX 600W [80 Plus Gold] @ $108
CASE: Xigmatek Recon @ $45
DSP: Dell S2340L 23" LED [eIPS] @ $219

Total: $1517

Optional:
OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit [OEM] @ $115

Buy from Tradepac, #05-18.
 

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Ok be it needing top end cards for good PQ and fps or not, you shouldn't worry so much and just buy the best within your means...

CPU+MB: Intel Core i5-3470 + ASRock B75M-DGS @ $292
RAM: Crucial DDR3-1600 CL11 4GB X2 @ $94
GPU: Gigabyte R9-290 4GB WindForce OC @ $619
SSD: Plextor M6S 128GB @ $119
ODD: Samsung 24X CD/DVD Writer [OEM] @ $21
PSU: Super Flower Golden Green HX 600W [80 Plus Gold] @ $108
CASE: Xigmatek Recon @ $45
DSP: Dell S2340L 23" LED [eIPS] @ $219

Total: $1517

Optional:
OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit [OEM] @ $115

Buy from Tradepac, #05-18.

Hey! thanks alot bro! really appreciate ur advice, does tradepac do assembling?
 

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Up for more recommendations!

Actually money face recommendation is the best already. Can even squeeze in a 290 and a monitor with that budget. I doubt there is any other build that can offer higher performance in terms of gaming already. Btw tradepac does do assembling but it's is not recommended to do it there cause they kapo your screews and stuffs as cited by the pros here
 

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Actually money face recommendation is the best already. Can even squeeze in a 290 and a monitor with that budget. I doubt there is any other build that can offer higher performance in terms of gaming already. Btw tradepac does do assembling but it's is not recommended to do it there cause they kapo your screews and stuffs as cited by the pros here

Oh so where can I DIY? And a 290 is a very good GPU?? Sorry noob here.
 

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Oh so where can I DIY? And a 290 is a very good GPU?? Sorry noob here.

Either buy at tp then go gs shop at 2nd floor ask gs help you fix at a small fee or you can buy from pctheme ask them help you fix but it's more ex. But I think fixing yourself got the sense of achievement hahaha it's not that hard actually cause the mobo usually have the instruction booklet then you just follow can le. Oh and btw you said where can diy ofc at home lo. Diy=Do it yourself ma hahahaha
 

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Either buy at tp then go gs shop at 2nd floor ask gs help you fix at a small fee or you can buy from pctheme ask them help you fix but it's more ex. But I think fixing yourself got the sense of achievement hahaha it's not that hard actually cause the mobo usually have the instruction booklet then you just follow can le. Oh and btw you said where can diy ofc at home lo. Diy=Do it yourself ma hahahaha
Oops sorry is assembling! I heard got a guy called Nigel or something? Can go his place and assemble right?
 
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