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This build comes too £443 or around that depending on where I get the part from, just wanting to know what should I downgrade or upgrade.
CPU: AMD FX8320 Black Edition 8 Core = £109
Motherboard: MSI 970A-G43 AMD 970 ATX Motherboard = £47
RAM: G-Skill: 8GB Ripjaws X DDR3 2133 Dual Kit = £61
Graphics Cards: SAPPHIRE AMD R9 280 Graphics Card (3GB, DDR5) = £130
HDD: Western Digital 1TB internal Hard Drive = £43
PSU: Corsair Builder Series CXM 500W Modular = £53
CPU: AMD FX8320 Black Edition 8 Core = £109
Motherboard: MSI 970A-G43 AMD 970 ATX Motherboard = £47
RAM: G-Skill: 8GB Ripjaws X DDR3 2133 Dual Kit = £61
Graphics Cards: SAPPHIRE AMD R9 280 Graphics Card (3GB, DDR5) = £130
HDD: Western Digital 1TB internal Hard Drive = £43
PSU: Corsair Builder Series CXM 500W Modular = £53
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CPU is a waste since its on a dead socket.
PSU is really bad quality, which I wouldn't trust in any PC of mine.
I'd personally take out that GPU and slap an R9 285 in it.
Whats your planned budget though?
PSU is really bad quality, which I wouldn't trust in any PC of mine.
I'd personally take out that GPU and slap an R9 285 in it.
Whats your planned budget though?
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Okay ill do that on im trying to spend around £500, if there is any sites you know, that I can get the part cheaper fell free to put them down as im getting all my parts from amazon
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Well i should of said in the start that I don't need a case as I already have one from my last computer, and im guessing I should go for yours sanctyy then
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MrDeaan wrote Well i should of said in the start that I don't need a case as I already have one from my last computer, and im guessing I should go for yours sanctyy then
Go with Sanctyy's, its pretty much the same build I was going to post. Also, what is your case you're going to use.
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Need to know what case you're re-using, it may not be worth it. If your current case is fine, you could maybe grab a 120/128GB SSD, if you swap the PSU for a cheaper one and don't mind going little over budget.
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That's only if your current case is decent enough to re-use. Also, what else do you have in your current system? May be able to salvage other components, such as RAM, HDD, etc.
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That's only if your current case is decent enough to re-use. Also, what else do you have in your current system? May be able to salvage other components, such as RAM, HDD, etc.
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I also have 4bg x 1 ram which I want to upgrade anyway and HDD 500gb
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MrDeaan wrote I also have 4bg x 1 ram which I want to upgrade anyway and HDD 500gb
Keep your case, and you could keep that HDD for games, and just get an SSD for boot and programs, then later on down the road drop a 1TB in it.
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