Recommendation for Desktop PC Upgrades

chiakichen

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Hi everyone,

I could use some advice on what components to upgrade for my desktop pc that was assembled 24 months ago. Someone helped to assemble this for me but we are no longer close so i'm paiseh to ask for help from said person. I intend to switch out some components such as the CPU+MB and GPU and I am looking to spend about 1000-1100sgd. I am looking to play GTA 5 on my pc and looking forward to fallout 4 and XCOM 2. I don't intend to OC the rig. Thanks!

This is the current setup below

DRAM
DDR3 RAM PC3-12800 / 1600MHZ X 1 8GB

SSD
Samsung 850 Pro 256GB

HDD
Western Digital Red Drive 2TB

CPU & Motherboard
Asus P8Z77-V LK
i5 - 3570K

Graphic Card
Leadtek WinFast GTX650Ti BOOST 2GB O.C

Power Supply
Cooler Master Extreme 625w

Casing
Cooler Master Elite 430 black

Internal Drive
LG Blueray Combo

Windows 8 Home Standard 64bit
 

tony_ong

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Hi everyone,

I could use some advice on what components to upgrade for my desktop pc that was assembled 24 months ago. Someone helped to assemble this for me but we are no longer close so i'm paiseh to ask for help from said person. I intend to switch out some components such as the CPU+MB and GPU and I am looking to spend about 1000-1100sgd. I am looking to play GTA 5 on my pc and looking forward to fallout 4 and XCOM 2. I don't intend to OC the rig. Thanks!

This is the current setup below

DRAM
DDR3 RAM PC3-12800 / 1600MHZ X 1 8GB

SSD
Samsung 850 Pro 256GB

HDD
Western Digital Red Drive 2TB

CPU & Motherboard
Asus P8Z77-V LK
i5 - 3570K

Graphic Card
Leadtek WinFast GTX650Ti BOOST 2GB O.C

Power Supply
Cooler Master Extreme 625w

Casing
Cooler Master Elite 430 black

Internal Drive
LG Blueray Combo

Windows 8 Home Standard 64bit

I think only need to change graphics if u game alot?
 

Goodshot

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I just went tradepac today buy superflower hx600M no stock , so i went cybermind buy CM v650 80gold $140 :D , damn change psu is a pain in the ass
 

zul99z

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Hi everyone,

I could use some advice on what components to upgrade for my desktop pc that was assembled 24 months ago. Someone helped to assemble this for me but we are no longer close so i'm paiseh to ask for help from said person. I intend to switch out some components such as the CPU+MB and GPU and I am looking to spend about 1000-1100sgd. I am looking to play GTA 5 on my pc and looking forward to fallout 4 and XCOM 2. I don't intend to OC the rig. Thanks!

This is the current setup below

DRAM
DDR3 RAM PC3-12800 / 1600MHZ X 1 8GB

SSD
Samsung 850 Pro 256GB

HDD
Western Digital Red Drive 2TB

CPU & Motherboard
Asus P8Z77-V LK
i5 - 3570K

Graphic Card
Leadtek WinFast GTX650Ti BOOST 2GB O.C

Power Supply
Cooler Master Extreme 625w

Casing
Cooler Master Elite 430 black

Internal Drive
LG Blueray Combo

Windows 8 Home Standard 64bit

Change psu, get fury x and hoot a 4k monitor. Confirm will faps :o
 

shadow84

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2 Years ago setup and you got a 850 Pro 256gb ssd? Lol, you went to the future to take ah?
 

chiakichen

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2 Years ago setup and you got a 850 Pro 256gb ssd? Lol, you went to the future to take ah?

You are sharp to have noticed. I bought it from Amazon this year. I am not knowledgeable when it comes to pc components, but I read up online and found installing a SSD to be do-able. I was hoping it would provide some performance boost to help with vehicle driving lag when I played far cry 4.

Thanks for the advice everyone, I would definitely upgrade my PSU first on all your recommendations.
 

MoneyFace =p

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Cooler master not so bad la , at least the m2 series are good . Last me 4 years and perfect silent
But if you can choose, try to avoid their low-mid range series. Their high-end ones are perfectly fine, but still ironically overpriced compared to PSUs sold directly by manufacturers who in fact produce these very same PSUs for Cooler Master. :s22:
 
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