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what games will this be able to max out? and or play?

is there any improvements that can be made? my budget is 950 us dolars.

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Yes it is good, it should max a lot of games out there, but im not a good computer guy. I think you should change the motherboard to a Gigabyte GA-970A-UD3 ATX AM3+ Motherboard
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I'd get a build like this as its much more balanced and upgradable.

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You can disregard the data recovery on the SSD i misclicked and it wasn't included in the subtotal
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Buxtyy wrote I'd get a build like this as its much more balanced and upgradable.

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You can disregard the data recovery on the SSD i misclicked and it wasn't included in the subtotal
what is wrong with the build that i have right now?
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AMD is not a very good choice on high budgets due to their poor performance per clock and their poor power consumption.

Also the build i listed is more balanced due to an SSD which will speed up boot and loading times.
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Buxtyy wrote AMD is not a very good choice on high budgets due to their poor performance per clock and their poor power consumption.

Also the build i listed is more balanced due to an SSD which will speed up boot and loading times.
i really don't need a ssd because windows 8 is already vast to nboot up and with that case that you presented is it good with cable management?
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Well with the build you chose, there isn't as many upgrade options and you'd be giving yourself a disadvantage in gaming as the i5 is better.

What resolution will you be gaming on?
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Buxtyy wrote Well with the build you chose, there isn't as many upgrade options and you'd be giving yourself a disadvantage in gaming as the i5 is better.

What resolution will you be gaming on?
1440 -1080 an some 1200 i have a 1440 p monitor already. i got it for christmas but i was saving for a build.
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Well if you plan to game on 1440p or with multiple screens then yeah the GTX780 would be stronger than the 770, however i'd still recommend Intel over AMD these days.
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Buxtyy wrote Well if you plan to game on 1440p or with multiple screens then yeah the GTX780 would be stronger than the 770, however i'd still recommend Intel over AMD these days.
what is a good 600ww psu that is around 50 bucks?
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