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Case: Xigmatek Asgard Case
Power Supply: Non-modular 450W Power Supply (80 Plus Certified)
Processor: Core i5 2500K 6MB Cache Socket 1155
CPU Cooler: Standard CPU Cooler
Optimisation and Tuning: Wired2Fire Overclocking
Graphics Card 1: nVidia GeForce GTX 560 1024MB GDDR5 PCI Express Graphics Card **Includes Batman: Arkham City**
Graphics Card 2: None
Memory: 8GB Corsair DDR3 1600MHz C9 Dual Channel Memory Kit (2 x 4GB)
Motherboard: Asus P8H61 Intel H61 (Socket 1155) Motherboard
Hard Disk Drive One: Samsung 1TB Spinpoint F3 32MB Cache SATA II Hard Disk Drive
Hard Disk Drive Two: None
Optical Drive One: DVD-RW 22x
Optical Drive Two: None
Removable Storage: None
Sound Card: Onboard HD 7.1 Audio
Speakers and Headsets: None
Monitor: None
Keyboard: None
Mouse: None
Miscellaneous Adapters: None
Software: None
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit)
Build Options: Standard Build (5-15 working days)
Warranty: 2 Year Return to Base Warranty
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i dont know alot about gaming pc's but this computer sounds good
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yeahh thats really good, the only slight let down i would say is the case, i would look for a better case for cooling if your running them specs
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Processor: Core i5 2500K 6MB Cache Socket 1155


Motherboard: Asus P8H61 Intel H61 (Socket 1155) Motherboard


You need a P67/Z68 motherboard - The H61 chipset is not over-clockable, where as the fully unlocked 2500k is.

Power Supply: Non-modular 450W Power Supply (80 Plus Certified)


- It's probably junk since you didn't list anything about it.

- 450w is really cutting it for a GTX 560 - You'll have almost zero overclocking/SLI options.
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Greetings friends,
I concur with Generation, this build doesn't seem well thought out. If you plan on having the option of overclocking at all, a P67/Z68 motherboard will be necessary. In addition, it would be wiser to opt for a larger power supply and possibly even entertain the option of SLI. As this build stands, it is a pathetic amalgamation of a respectable CPU and GPU coupled with the cheapest case, PSU, and motherboard. I would recommend going back to the drawing board on this, because if there is any single component that should not be skimped upon, it is the motherboard.

Best of luck,
Zim
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I'm not to sure but by the way you described it ,it sounds good
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Get a bigger psu, maybe 750w even though that much isnt needed.

Also I would recommend a different motherboard. I use
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yea it seems pretty good.

how much does it cost?
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450w PSU no brand?

-Kalasjnikov-
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