$600 PC budget including OS: Help!

[QUOTE="blaznwiipspman1"] if he mainly plays fps games and has a limited budget of $500 AND most games are dependent on the gpu anyways, why would he go blow his load on a sandy bridge build and a weak video card? Like I said before, please go to newegg.com or any site you prefer and build us a sandy bridge build with decent video card for $500, many of us would be greatful.ferelden

ok first, when did his budget of $600 to go $500? second, how would he "blow his load" on sandy bridge when it is cheaper, performs better than the amd hex core? third, why would i make a new build when all he has to do is change the cpu and mobo and actually save money and get more peformance? get it now? heck he could buy a more expensive vid card with the money he would save getting a sandy. again, you lose now stop typing cuz you are completely clueless

Sigh...

A. 500 came to be when cutting 100 off for a operating system

B. I don't see you helping the Tc with a Sandy bridge alternative that would be "cheaper than the amd hex core".

C. Instead of argueing, help the TC. Find a good build of sandy bridge with a Os for 600 dollars with a moderate video card to ease the crowd.

D. Why are you insulting blazn stating he's clueless?

D. Why are you insulting blazn stating he's clueless?

well since ferelden won't do it, I will, this is a SB build that fits in your budget. Unfortunately the cpu is the dual core, and the mobo, case and psu were some of the cheapest I could find. Not saying the quality is bad or anything, cuz its not.

cpu and mobo for $190

dvd burner for $19 free ship

Rosewill ATX case for $45 free ship

Seagate 1TB HDD with free ship and $5 promo code $60

Radeon 5770 for $110 also comes with $40 MIR

Apex 500 watt psu $40

4 gigs ram $45 free ship

Win 7 operating system for $100

Total comes to about $600 before shipping and taxes. Not a bad build, and can be upgraded in the future to a beefier cpu, and video card. Performs similar to the hex core from AMD.

Performs similar to the hex core from AMD blaznwiipspman1

yes but intel mobo H67 Still cost about 80$ as cheapest in combo pick anyhow Phenom II X4 & 770G still cost Less ofc perform less but can be focus on GPU Im still checking if i can come it to 599$ RAW : So far im at 669$ Gotta Fix thing to get it done Right : OS cost 100$ that ymarcthpro

I couldnt link properly cuz of HTML problems, I don't know how to do it properly. Anyways heres the direct link

http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboDealDetails.aspx?ItemList=Combo.631850The cpu and mobo for $190

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811147023case for $45

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168221486971 TB HDD seagate for $55 after $5 promo code

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168203130814 gb ddr 3 ram 1600 for $46

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817154026APEX 500 watt psu for $40 (good reviews)

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814131330Radeon 5770 for $110 comes with $40 Mail in Rebate

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16827151192Samsung dvd burner $19 free ship with promo code

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16832116754Win 7 home 64 bit $100

Total = $605 before shipping and taxes

[QUOTE="fishing666"]^that's even worse than that budget combo Gambler_3

you beat me in speed and getting part right pic nice job blaznwiipspman1 :lol i never tough i could get the part down so cheap :lol was searching for that combo now i found it yeah it save 20$ over H67 : i found a MSI B3 H67 for 90$ and the cpu 120$ 90+120$ = 210$ you is 190$ so i lose for tight Budget :D

when ur in a Very Tight budget a 20$ there and there can solve problem how ever i'm uncertain of performances of H61 lol

also I found a Sweet Combo for 110$ : 750W HEC & 1.TB Seagate Barracuda SATA 6GB/S http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboDealDetails.aspx?ItemList=Combo.627758
aslo far I heard HEC are Better then Apeiva Powersupply in Quality & Lifespawn :)

also if you want a better case i found a Better Deal For Topic Creator The Antec 300 Illusion 44.99$ & Free shipping :D
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811147023 It obvious when it come to compare Rosewill to Antec It Antec that win

but there might be coolermaster at similar price on other place like microcenter.com if he live close to one

The i3-2100 is a DUAL-core......

Why one earth would you buy a dual-core at this point in time?

Btw you don't even know what motherboard he has. If he has a fully featured AM3+ board (USB3, SATA III, regular ATX, several PCI-E lanes, a good BIOS which allows for big overclocks then he could be right. You just listed the cheapest H61 boards...

Tezcatlipoca666

[QUOTE="Tezcatlipoca666"]

The i3-2100 is a DUAL-core......

Why one earth would you buy a dual-core at this point in time?

Btw you don't even know what motherboard he has. If he has a fully featured AM3+ board (USB3, SATA III, regular ATX, several PCI-E lanes, a good BIOS which allows for big overclocks then he could be right. You just listed the cheapest H61 boards...

Mr_BillGates

[QUOTE="Mr_BillGates"][QUOTE="Tezcatlipoca666"]

The i3-2100 is a DUAL-core......

Why one earth would you buy a dual-core at this point in time?

Btw you don't even know what motherboard he has. If he has a fully featured AM3+ board (USB3, SATA III, regular ATX, several PCI-E lanes, a good BIOS which allows for big overclocks then he could be right. You just listed the cheapest H61 boards...

jedikevin2

[QUOTE="Adam_the_Nerd"]

[QUOTE="-RocBoys9489-"] And this rig will run Crysis 2 quite well, correct? I know that those 2 prebuilt computers run it on the medium setting at around 45-50 FPS.-RocBoys9489-

Yes it most definitely will. Just remember that almost no regular computer can run Crysis 2 on max at a consistent 60 FPS. I mean, you're talking an overclocked SLI videocard setup with the most expensive low-latency RAM, a blazing-fast hard drive, an expensive high-FSB motherboard, and an overclocked processor. Plus, with all the heat you're generating, you'll want water cooling in there.

Basically, stuff I'll never own or use because it's way beyond my price range so I've never really dabbled with it.

I'm running a EVGA 1GB GTX460, AMD Phenom II X4 955 3.2GHz processor, SeaGate Barracuda HDD, 4GB Low-latency RAM and a nice Antec 900 case. And I ended up spending $800 when I built the system back in September. It could run the Crysis2 demo pretty well and the original Crysis at near max 1080p averaging 50fps. So I'd say you could get a more powerful system that could run those games better for a cheaper price.

You'd be wasting your money going from a 460 to a 570. I'd wait til at least the generation after the 570s befored shelling out more money.