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Been thinking of buying instead of building (not sure). But if I buy, what one should I buy?

If you have any alterations (or better any ready made PC's) please post the link.

1st choice:

Case : Vantage Gamers Style Midi Tower Case
Motherboard : Gigabyte Z77-D3H Motherboard Technology
CPU : Intel Ivy Bridge I7 3770K Unlocked CPU
Hard Drive : 2tb Sata Hard Drive
Memory : 16gb DDR3 1600Mhz Memory
Graphics Card : Nvidia Geforce GTX 660 2gb GDDR5 with HDMI
Power Supply : 750 Watt Power Supply
Optical Drive : 24x Dual Layer Sata DVD Writer


2nd choice:


Motherboard: Gigabyte Z77-DS3H Motherboard
CPU: Intel I7 3770K (UNLOCKED) 3.5ghz (3.9Ghz Turbo)
GPU: Nvidia GTX 670 JETSTREAM 2GB PCI-E Graphics Card With HDMI
HDD: 1 TB Serial ATA Hard Drive
RAM: 8 GB DDR3 1600 MHz Viper Memory
Power Supply: 750Watt Power Supply

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3rd choice:

CPU: Intel I5 3570K 3.4ghz CPU
Motherboard: Asus P8z77-V LX Motherboard
RAM: 16 GB DDR3 1600 MHz patriot Viper Memory
GPU: Nvidia GTX 680 2 GB PCI-E Graphics Card With HDMI
Power supply: 750W

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4th choice:

Case : Vantage Gamers Style Midi Tower Case
Motherboard : Gigabyte Z77-D3H Motherboard Technology
CPU : Intel Ivy Bridge I7 3770K Unlocked CPU
Hard Drive : 2tb Sata Hard Drive
Memory : 16gb DDR3 1333 Memory
Graphics Card : Nvidia Geforce GTX 670 2gb GDDR5 with HDMI
Power Supply : 750 Watt Branded Power Supply


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Those look WAY to pricey. If you build you're own, You would be saving a fraction of your money. I would suggest posting on r00t's topic. Forums/t=3809045/the-custom-pc-to...-only.html

Fill out the form and he will break the parts down for you, Depending on your budget.
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Kaizo wrote Those look WAY to pricey. If you build you're own, You would be saving a fraction of your money. I would suggest posting on r00t's topic. Forums/t=3809045/the-custom-pc-to...-only.html

Fill out the form and he will break the parts down for you, Depending on your budget.


Yeah, but I won't be building it until December time. I'm hoping for some alterations or suggestions though.

Thanks for your comment
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No dont buy built. There wayyy over priced for something you can build so much cheaper.
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PM-9 wrote No dont buy built. There wayyy over priced for something you can build so much cheaper.


Ok, I might build then. I just need some suggested components though
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Get an Alienware if not thought about it, if you take good care of your computer, like its in a neat area, breathes decently, and cleaned here and there. It will last a long time, even with some abuse
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Dude get an Alienware there expensive but so worth it
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Alienware can suck my dick! all you are paying for is some fancy LEDS and a alright looking case plus shit internals from last year!
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That's a huge harddrive.

choice one.
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I'll set out a template for you. Fix it around your price point.
RAM: 4-8GB of low profile DDR3.
CPU: I5 2500k/3570k
GPU: Gigabyte GTX 670 (because of your seemingly high budget)
Motherboard: Asrock Z77 Extreme4 (HIGHLY recommended) OR MSI Z77 G45
PSU: A respectable brand with ATLEAST a 80 plus bronze certificate. Look for a 450-750 watt PSU, wattage depending solely on whether you ever plan on upgrading, and giving overclocking headroom.
HDD/SSD: 500-1TB with 7200rpm as a primary drive (Seasonic/Western Digital), and get an Intel 330 30-60GB SSD as a boot drive.
Case: Zalman Z9 (Recommended regardless of budget)
CPU cooler: Hyper 212 EVO. Best air cooler on the market I reckon.
DVD drive: Unless your burning/watching Blu-rays, a standard DVD-R/RW will do.
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