Recommend for Gaming Rig

[kaylessa]

Hi,

As above. My budget is 1500 without mouse keyboad windows and monitor. Just the CPU.

My main concern is to be able to triple client a mmo. Imagine triple client a wow at max settings.

And also my desktop keep hanging with no reasons, the error code also never appear.

Here is my current PC:

AMD X4 Phenom 955 3/2 GMZ/8MB/AM3
EVO 212 CPU cooler
MSI 870A-G54 AM3/879/DDR3
Kingston DDR3 1333 6gb Ram
MSI HAWK 5770 1gb DDR5 PCIE
AndySon G530W


thanks in advance

 

[nippp0n]

CPU & Mobo: i5-3450 & Asrock B75 Pro 3M @ $328
Ram: Kingston 1600mhz value ram 8GB @ ~$72
ODD: HP DVD RW @ $25
HDD: Hitachi Deskstar 1TB @ ~$80
SSD: Plextor M5P 128GB @ ~$150
GPU: Powercolor 7970 V3 @ $496
Case: NZXT Phantom 410 @ $155
PSU: FSP Platinum 550W @ $125*

Total: $1431
Buy and build at Tradepac. Those with * are bundle prices.


Some things to take note when dealing with Tradepac:

• Be firm with your decision when buying from Tradepac. Don't be swayed by their sales assistant to upgrade and buy more expensive components which you don't require.
• Check all the components you plan to purchase are correct before you make payment.
• Stay at the shop and supervise them as they assemble your rig and make sure they return all spare chassis parts. You might want to take note that Tradepac cable management skills may not be up to your satisfactory level.

 

[kaylessa]

got any parts i can purchase in US and it is cheaper and with international warranty?

 

[beng035]

CPU&MOBO:i5 3470 & ASROCK B75 PRO3-M 350

RAM:ADATA DDR3 1600 Mhz ( 8 GB ) 66
VIDEO CARD:LEADTEK GTX 650 TI 229
SSD: Plextor M5 Pro 128GB 155
HDD:Hitachi Deskstar 2TB 116
DVD ROM: Any brand 25
CASING:Xigmatek Asgard Pro-W 79
PSU:Seasonic S12 II - 520w 80+ Bronze 89
CPU COOLER:Coolermaster Hyper 212 EVO 65
SOFTWARE:MS Win 7 Ultimate & Office 2010 0
TOTAL 1174

*If you feel GPU not enuff, get powercolor myst edition or GTX660.

 

[kaylessa]

thanks alot

 

[nippp0n]

got any parts i can purchase in US and it is cheaper and with international warranty?

The only one I can think of that comes with international warranty is Intel SSD.