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Thanks for the suggestions so far; never really thought about buying an H97 motherboard; I'll look at the different options and come back with a new list during the weekend. The Gigabyte model seems pretty interesting; it would be a big upgrade over my current Biostar model (never had any...
Hello everyone,
My current system is starting to show its limits. My Sandy Bridge Pentium fan is spinning a lot lately under heavy load (especially since the recent visual enhancements with Eve Online) so I think a new system is the best course to go. My current system will either be converted...
Just a quick build to give you an idea on how far your budget can go :
ASUS DVD-writer - $20.00
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16827135305&leaderboard=1
Case : Coolermaster N200 - $45.00...
In regard with YeuEmMaiMai build, I see a big omission; no sound card is included.
Two quick questions for you :
1) Can you up your budget to say 600$-650$ ? Just to give us some elbow room.
2) What king of games are you playing and at what resolution ? Depending on your answer, a R7 250...
Frankly, I've never done any overclocking but I do know that a better and more powerful PSU is a requirement in this matter. From another thread I'll give a PSU proposed by the moderator Dangman yesterday (Seasonic SSR-650RM) :
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00918N4A0/?tag=hardfocom-20
As for...
That Corsair model had good reviews in the past; if you're sure you won't overclock, you could keep it for now but plan to buy a new PSU in 2 or 3 years
Personally, I would go with that Crucial Ram : http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820148540
For the hard drive, I'm a Seagate fan so : http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822148767
As for the PSU, I've got two questions for you :
1) You've bought a "K"...
Haven't played it but my choice for a depressing game would be "The Binding of Isaac".
Just looking at those mutated monsters/former humans is a downer...
Accounts receivables manager in manufacturing. Basically I collect money from our customers when they don't pay well; opening accounts, determining their credit limit and so on.
Switching jobs in 10 days or so. After traveling a total of 130 km a day from my home to my soon to be former...
I'll try to help; here it goes :
Replace the PSU by this Corsair CX430: (minus 15$)
http://www.amazon.com/Corsair-Builder-Series-EPS-80-certified/dp/B0092ML1SC/ref=pd_sim_pc_4?ie=UTF8&refRID=1KZD0VW77PX6F010DE4W
Replace the CPU by going Intel with a Pentium G3220 (minus 20$)...
Hmmmm If you're really serious on overclocking, I would buy a new PSU. I'll let others like Dangman or Tiraides make a judgment on this point but personally I would add that part to your budget.
Anyway, even if you don't overclock that part will need to be replace in 1 or 2 years from now...
Personally, I would get a new case and a new PSU. The Sonata Artica is an old design with no cable management. Your budget is sufficient to add those parts to your new build. Suggestions : Corsair CX500 for the PSU and Corsair 200R for the case.