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Budget & Currency: $1000

Peripherals & Monitor: Keyboard, Mouse, not sure what else although I have a monitor.

Games: Plan on CS:GO and Battlefield

Software: Not Sure

Aesthetics: Prefer a black base

Rebates/Promos: Still not sure what this is, sorry.

Details: 500 GB - 1TB Hard Drive

When: Plan on ordering soon.

Thanks!
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Overclocking and SLI support, If you wont be doing either of them then you could swap out the CPU to a 6500 and the cooler to a CRYORIG H7 and the motherboard to a cheaper chipset. Nice SSD for OS and some games. Black case as wanted, The EVGA P2 is currently cheaper than the G2.
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Little over budget, but including a kb+mouse, as asked for. Went with a nice, RGB mech keyboard and a nice mouse instead of a cheap bundle. Nice big SSD, it's a steal at $100. 120GB SSD absolutely doesn't belong in a $1k rig. NO SLI support, but if you spend an extra $30 or so for an SLI capable motherboard, you will be able to add a 2nd 970 at any point. SLI support isn't necessary, just kinda nice to have. 8GB RAM is minimal these days, doesn't belong in a $1k rig, and 16GB isn't even that expensive these days.

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A little cheaper if you don't care about aesthetics so much, or having a side window.
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