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Looking for $700 to $800 PC Build
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What is the use of this computer? Gaming and little video editing
If you're a gamer what kind of games will you be playing? CS:GO and Battlefield
Are you a heavy multitasker & gamer? Or Just gamer only? Just gamer
What's your budget? around $700 to $800 give or take
How much storage space is adequate enough for you? 2tb
What resolution will you be playing on? 1080p
Will you overclock? If so how far? I am planning on overclocking in the future but not too extreme
Do you need a monitor or other accessories? No
If you're a gamer what kind of games will you be playing? CS:GO and Battlefield
Are you a heavy multitasker & gamer? Or Just gamer only? Just gamer
What's your budget? around $700 to $800 give or take
How much storage space is adequate enough for you? 2tb
What resolution will you be playing on? 1080p
Will you overclock? If so how far? I am planning on overclocking in the future but not too extreme
Do you need a monitor or other accessories? No
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If you're determined to overclock, grab this for $775 after rebates;
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Add an aftermarket cooler when you decide to OC.
Otherwise, grab this;
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Far superior GPU. Definitely worth sacrificing overclockability to get a better GPU IMO. Add an SSD to this build when you can.
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Add an aftermarket cooler when you decide to OC.
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Far superior GPU. Definitely worth sacrificing overclockability to get a better GPU IMO. Add an SSD to this build when you can.
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What do yo think is better, Nvidia or Amd for graphics cards? I'm am looking to get a mid range gpu now then upgrade it to a very good one later.
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GTX 970 significantly out-performs R9 280. No reason to get an overclockable CPU and mediocre card as opposed to a great card and perfectly fine CPU.
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Thanks for the help man, I would +rep you but I have none
I will look at buying one of these builds
I will look at buying one of these builds
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