Dog-Walker wrote

HIV wrote what is your budget?

I'll make another one for the same price, btw pc part picker does not give a realistic cost in delivery ect.

I'd recommend this the price includes shipping
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Thanks, my budget is under 600 if possible. That looks a good build you got there, what site is that?

It's scan I can verify that its legit since I spent around 300 pounds on there.

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Dog-Walker wrote

HIV wrote what is your budget?

I'll make another one for the same price, btw pc part picker does not give a realistic cost in delivery ect.

I'd recommend this the price includes shipping
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Thanks, my budget is under 600 if possible. That looks a good build you got there, what site is that?

That's a site called [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] . Good and reliable.

10wnu9 wrote I only said that switching out the 8320 to the FX-6300 because he referred to wanting to save money. Tis all, but yes of course the 8320 is better in the long run for future games.


The site is Scan I believe!

aha in your first comment you said you wouldn't need it in the long run.Which is it now?

Hoop wrote

10wnu9 wrote I only said that switching out the 8320 to the FX-6300 because he referred to wanting to save money. Tis all, but yes of course the 8320 is better in the long run for future games.


The site is Scan I believe!

aha in your first comment you said you wouldn't need it in the long run.Which is it now?

The 8320 is an amazing cpu in the present and the near future

10wnu9 wrote I only said that switching out the 8320 to the FX-6300 because he referred to wanting to save money. Tis all, but yes of course the 8320 is better in the long run for future games.


The site is Scan I believe!

I understand what you meant, but I'll be sticking to the 8320.

I have no clue, I didn't mean it's not worth it in the long run, I'll edit that. For the meanwhile the FX-6300 is better right now but when future games come out and even BF4 they Utilize 7 or 8 cores of the 8320 so it's probably worth getting the 8320.

Disregard my last message.

10wnu9 wrote First off, scrap the 8320, it's not really worth it in the long run for the games you want to play. I recommend you pick up a FX - 6300 for 30-40 GBP cheaper. Your MoBo is also good but the RAM is not, switch it out for some G-Skill 8GB RipJaws or Corsair Vengeances if you want to OC.

Uhh, what! the 8320 is a great chip and will be beneficial in the long run as it has more power than a 6300.... It also makes a good overclocker.
Ram is not good eh? Then why have I just ordered some. Its 2X4GB which is good, and 1600MHz which is known as the sweetspot for gaming.

Please do a bit more research before you post...

I forgot to add if your prepared to go to 600 pounds you could add a SSD

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but it's entirely up to you.

HIV wrote I forgot to add if your prepared to go to 600 pounds you could add a SSD

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but it's entirely up to you.

Yes I might just do that. But I still have to buy a set of monitors, mouse and keyboard etc.

Terrabytez wrote

10wnu9 wrote First off, scrap the 8320, it's not really worth it in the long run for the games you want to play. I recommend you pick up a FX - 6300 for 30-40 GBP cheaper. Your MoBo is also good but the RAM is not, switch it out for some G-Skill 8GB RipJaws or Corsair Vengeances if you want to OC.

Uhh, what! the 8320 is a great chip and will be beneficial in the long run as it has more power than a 6300.... It also makes a good overclocker.
Ram is not good eh? Then why have I just ordered some. Its 2X4GB which is good, and 1600MHz which is known as the sweetspot for gaming.

Please do a bit more research before you post...

I know, the reason I suggested the G-Skill Ripjaws is because they already run at a higher MHz without overclocking and the Corsairs are (From what I've heard) more reliable and don't break as much. I'm still new, I just thought the advice may have been beneficial.