Hello Everyone! I had a few questions on some pc upgrades and wanted to get your opinions.
Build 1:
5k speed sata drives
FX-8120
8 gig 1333 ram
gtx 560 ti
windows 8
Linux
600w corsair psu
27" samsung lcd 1080p
I have sennhieser ear buds plugged in and I get terrible line noise. I get this from any speaker / headphone I plug in.
Build 2:
i5 2400k
gtx 460
4 gb 1333 ram
windows 7
23" LG 1080p
Our gaming gauntlet : The Secret World, WoW, GW2, Dota 2, The Sims 3, Civ 5, maybe the new counter strike.
Other notes: I have been looking into going 1440p on Build 1, I crave that real estate. My spending budget is $800. Parts from one build can go into the other. Here is what I am looking at:
1440p monitor (can a 560 ti run well at that resolution)
1866 Ram kit (8gig min) (FX-8120 natively runs at that speed?) $100 ?
660 ti / 670 / 680 / 7950 / 7970 $200 - $500
128G SSD (OS and 1 or 2 other games)
Sound card (Xonar or something, to get rid of that line noise) $200
just looking at cost vs performance and what will give the most umph until I purchase the rest. Thanks for taking the time to read this.
Build 1:
5k speed sata drives
FX-8120
8 gig 1333 ram
gtx 560 ti
windows 8
Linux
600w corsair psu
27" samsung lcd 1080p
I have sennhieser ear buds plugged in and I get terrible line noise. I get this from any speaker / headphone I plug in.
Build 2:
i5 2400k
gtx 460
4 gb 1333 ram
windows 7
23" LG 1080p
Our gaming gauntlet : The Secret World, WoW, GW2, Dota 2, The Sims 3, Civ 5, maybe the new counter strike.
Other notes: I have been looking into going 1440p on Build 1, I crave that real estate. My spending budget is $800. Parts from one build can go into the other. Here is what I am looking at:
1440p monitor (can a 560 ti run well at that resolution)
1866 Ram kit (8gig min) (FX-8120 natively runs at that speed?) $100 ?
660 ti / 670 / 680 / 7950 / 7970 $200 - $500
128G SSD (OS and 1 or 2 other games)
Sound card (Xonar or something, to get rid of that line noise) $200
just looking at cost vs performance and what will give the most umph until I purchase the rest. Thanks for taking the time to read this.