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Ok first of all I'm a noob to building a pc so dont have a go at me

What I'm using for?:Gaming latest games And everyday use and also might change it into hackintosh
What's my budget ?:around 500 because I'm 15 and paying myself

Also I will be using a hdmi to hook upto tv
Furthermore please suggest other things I need eg cables

Ok this is what I put together

Motherboard
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CPU
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CPU cooler
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Graphics card
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Case
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PSU
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Everything is alright but don't get that PSU. Try getting a Corsair, OCZ or Cooler Master PSU.

ALSO, the i5 2500k Only (officially) supports up to 1333Mhz RAM out of the box.
As it comes unlocked ( k ) you will be able to force the RAM speed back up to 1600 in the bios. Just google how to get into the bios

Oh and a third thing... no need to buy the SATA cable ( your motherboard will have one included )
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System32 wrote Everything is alright but don't get that PSU. Try getting a Corsair, OCZ or Cooler Master PSU.

ALSO, the i5 2500k Only (officially) supports up to 1333Mhz RAM out of the box.
As it comes unlocked ( k ) you will be able to force the RAM speed back up to 1600 in the bios. Just google how to get into the bios

Oh and a third thing... no need to buy the SATA cable ( your motherboard will have one included )

Thank u changed it ))
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thompson0121 wrote
System32 wrote Everything is alright but don't get that PSU. Try getting a Corsair, OCZ or Cooler Master PSU.

ALSO, the i5 2500k Only (officially) supports up to 1333Mhz RAM out of the box.
As it comes unlocked ( k ) you will be able to force the RAM speed back up to 1600 in the bios. Just google how to get into the bios

Oh and a third thing... no need to buy the SATA cable ( your motherboard will have one included )

Thank u changed it ))


You're very welcome

It's not impossible to run the 1600 mhz RAM but if you don't want to mess around with the BIOS, you're better off with the 1333
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i syggest you save the 500 dollars wait untiyou get like 900-1000 dollars and then buy your computer because i dont think your going to be able to run the newer games... atleast not on good settings
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System32 wrote
thompson0121 wrote
System32 wrote Everything is alright but don't get that PSU. Try getting a Corsair, OCZ or Cooler Master PSU.

ALSO, the i5 2500k Only (officially) supports up to 1333Mhz RAM out of the box.
As it comes unlocked ( k ) you will be able to force the RAM speed back up to 1600 in the bios. Just google how to get into the bios

Oh and a third thing... no need to buy the SATA cable ( your motherboard will have one included )

Thank u changed it ))


You're very welcome P

It's not impossible to run the 1600 mhz RAM but if you don't want to mess around with the BIOS, you're better off with the 1333

What games can I run?
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thompson0121 wrote
System32 wrote
thompson0121 wrote
System32 wrote Everything is alright but don't get that PSU. Try getting a Corsair, OCZ or Cooler Master PSU.

ALSO, the i5 2500k Only (officially) supports up to 1333Mhz RAM out of the box.
As it comes unlocked ( k ) you will be able to force the RAM speed back up to 1600 in the bios. Just google how to get into the bios

Oh and a third thing... no need to buy the SATA cable ( your motherboard will have one included )

Thank u changed it ))


You're very welcome P

It's not impossible to run the 1600 mhz RAM but if you don't want to mess around with the BIOS, you're better off with the 1333

What games can I run?


Not a lot I'm afraid. If you want to game, I suggest saving up for AT LEAST a GTX 550 Ti but preferably a GTX 560 Ti
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System32 wrote
thompson0121 wrote
System32 wrote
thompson0121 wrote
System32 wrote Everything is alright but don't get that PSU. Try getting a Corsair, OCZ or Cooler Master PSU.

ALSO, the i5 2500k Only (officially) supports up to 1333Mhz RAM out of the box.
As it comes unlocked ( k ) you will be able to force the RAM speed back up to 1600 in the bios. Just google how to get into the bios

Oh and a third thing... no need to buy the SATA cable ( your motherboard will have one included )

Thank u changed it ))


You're very welcome P

It's not impossible to run the 1600 mhz RAM but if you don't want to mess around with the BIOS, you're better off with the 1333

What games can I run?


Not a lot I'm afraid. If you want to game, I suggest saving up for AT LEAST a GTX 550 Ti but preferably a GTX 560 Ti


How much extra? From original
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thompson0121 wrote
System32 wrote
thompson0121 wrote
System32 wrote
thompson0121 wrote
System32 wrote Everything is alright but don't get that PSU. Try getting a Corsair, OCZ or Cooler Master PSU.

ALSO, the i5 2500k Only (officially) supports up to 1333Mhz RAM out of the box.
As it comes unlocked ( k ) you will be able to force the RAM speed back up to 1600 in the bios. Just google how to get into the bios

Oh and a third thing... no need to buy the SATA cable ( your motherboard will have one included )

Thank u changed it ))


You're very welcome P

It's not impossible to run the 1600 mhz RAM but if you don't want to mess around with the BIOS, you're better off with the 1333

What games can I run?


Not a lot I'm afraid. If you want to game, I suggest saving up for AT LEAST a GTX 550 Ti but preferably a GTX 560 Ti


How much extra? From original


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The 560 is a lot better than the 550 ( About 30-40% )
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