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Ok my final question before I will buy the final parts of my new pc,
I bought a I7-4770K, but what cooler would you sugget: i have my mind on a Corsair H100
And im not sure what motherboard i want: the Asus z87-pro or the Msi z87-g45 gaming
are there any big deffrences between the two?
this will be a game pc with the phantom 530 case, i dont plan to do any overclocking stuff for a while.
tysm Wed.
ps. the card will be an GTX780 if thats importand
I bought a I7-4770K, but what cooler would you sugget: i have my mind on a Corsair H100
And im not sure what motherboard i want: the Asus z87-pro or the Msi z87-g45 gaming
are there any big deffrences between the two?
this will be a game pc with the phantom 530 case, i dont plan to do any overclocking stuff for a while.
tysm Wed.
ps. the card will be an GTX780 if thats importand
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The MSI Z87-G45 Gaming is your best option here, it has the better overclocking abilities and netter overall design. The H100 is a great cooler if you can get it cheap, if not a High end Phanteks or Noctua cooler will be better and cheaper.
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i dont plan doing any overclocking anytime soon sice i an an amatuar at it, will the h100 keep it cool enough you think?
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If you don't plan on overclocking, you don't need the 4770(K) get the 4770 it's cheaper and you don't need a aftermarket cooler, the stock one will work fine for you.
You also don't need the Z878 chipset, it's designed for overclocking really, so get the MSI B85-G45 Gaming, same design, but a hell of a lot cheaper.
Your build is for overclocking, so if you don't plan on doing any, do what i suggested. It will save you so much money.
You also don't need the Z878 chipset, it's designed for overclocking really, so get the MSI B85-G45 Gaming, same design, but a hell of a lot cheaper.
Your build is for overclocking, so if you don't plan on doing any, do what i suggested. It will save you so much money.
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thank you very much for the info, for what i have heard the msi board has a few better chips so ill go with that one,
as for the cooler,i metioned the h100 because a friend of mine has got 1 for sale for 55$ never use before so if it cools decent i might just get the h100of him.
i will look into overclocking, but my idea was to get everything running smooth as if comes from the box notoverclocked.
ty wed.
as for the cooler,i metioned the h100 because a friend of mine has got 1 for sale for 55$ never use before so if it cools decent i might just get the h100of him.
i will look into overclocking, but my idea was to get everything running smooth as if comes from the box notoverclocked.
ty wed.
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