So i want to build a new, fairly high end computer computer with a budget of $1000. Im still an amatuer at computer building so i was wondering what type of computer could some of you computer experts build me with my budget. Any help is apprieciated.

do you need everything like a mouse keyboard, monitor,etc/

More info needed. - currency - parts needed/not needed - resolution you want to play atxsubtownerx

Sorry should have stated that. I dont need a monitor, keyboard, mouse, or speaker. Budget is $1000 USD and the resolution im looking to play at is 1680 X 1050

[QUOTE="xsubtownerx"]More info needed. - currency - parts needed/not needed - resolution you want to play atrappinrandy

Sorry should have stated that. I dont need a monitor, keyboard, mouse, or speaker. Budget is $1000 USD and the resolution im looking to play at is 1680 X 1050

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[QUOTE="xsubtownerx"]More info needed. - currency - parts needed/not needed - resolution you want to play atswehunt

Sorry should have stated that. I dont need a monitor, keyboard, mouse, or speaker. Budget is $1000 USD and the resolution im looking to play at is 1680 X 1050

yeah

okay not too bad.. ill get back to you..

and now for your entertainment:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbQ0TBxeUSM

rosewill 630 watt psu + windows 7 home premium 64-bit (oem) - $155 (free shipping + $10 dollar off promo code ( power supply ) )

HAF 932 case - $140 (free shipping + 20 dollar off promo code)

phenom II x6 1090t BE + asus am3 mobo ddr3 supports, 2 card cfx supported - $350 ( free shipping + free copy of darksiders video game)

OCZ 4gb kit ddr3 1066 - $40 (free shiiping)

ASUS dvd-rom - $17 ($5 dollar shipping)

western digital caviar black 640gb HDD (sata 6.0) - $70 (free shipping + 10 dollar off promo code)

sapphire hd 6950 1gb - $260 (free shipping + $20 dollar MIR)

total after shipping (but not hamdling) and promo codes: $957

this is a great system no games can you not max out at your resolution. you have room for a second 6950 1gb/2gb if you want and thatd put your preformance to 11 if you really wanted to its got all the power one could want at your price tag and then some as is.. you get a fee game with it and you get a shot at 20 bucks off that price and you pay 5 dollars shipping on the whole enchilada.. my gawd i dont even think an idiot could miss that deal!

That a bit expensive i remember builded my friend a core i5 2500k Oced to 4.6Ghz with a CoolerMaster Hyper 212+ inside a Coolermaster Scout with an ASUS P8P67 Pro for 430$CAD and according benchmark nothing amd does can compete with the famous core i5 2500K overclocked but There a hic :

all of those who build that are angry at intel cause of the announced the Sata II 3GB/S error with saying all of the P67 Motherboard are having the Error and motherboard must be recall you know that mean ? Having to wait few month for they recall the product : make it fix fast : and then overclock ur CPU AGAIN

how ever you might not be forced to reinstall window 7 as it the same motherboard and CPU ur getting in but ... nice build anyway cheap quality psu tough i heard compare to some OCZ / Corsair / Antec In sales might worth the extra buck they usally a bit more energy efficancy and are more quiet / easier cable management

how ever good stuff rosewill psu brand did improve in the past 2 year and got accepted despite it non certified SLI / Crossfire product that work fine with those setup which show proof how those Certification is BIASED sometime altough i belive it mostly all biased information :P

What about this one:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboBundleDetails.aspx?ItemList=Combo.543420

A PAIR of palits GTX460's 1GB for SLI

Thermaltake 650w PSU

Thermaltake VL200L1W2Z NVIDIA Edition (Black/green)

$633 or $593 after a -50 mir.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboDealDetails.aspx?ItemList=Combo.592558

Intel Lynnfiels 760 quadcore.

Evga P55.

$299 or 279 after mir.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820227558

OCZ special ops memory (2*2GB) 1600Mhz 8-8-8-8-24

$39.98

(free shipping.)

~$971 or $920 after mir.

Total of : $920

THAT a Good Build but i wish INTEL DIDN'T GOT A ISSUE WITH SANDYBRIDGE Chipset cause of that all cpu are on backorder on newegg.com so no one is selling P67/Core i5 2500k/ Core i7 2600k for the moment i builded a core i5 2500k and an asus P67 PRO motherboard for 330$ and it oced so well according my mate :P

the core i5 sandybridge cost a little more then Lynefiled Socket 1156 P55 with a Core i5 760 yet it close to twice better in most of benchmark if only it was not of the issue with SATA II controller way to mess up at least amd will be able to win fidelity with bulldozer because of the slack off intel got since last week :P

sup marc how you been!

havent seen you here in days.. it was boring without you around :(

sup marc how you been!

havent seen you here in days.. it was boring without you around :(

ionusX

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sup marc how you been!

havent seen you here in days.. it was boring without you around :(

marcthpro

no it was slow around here.. you missed amd's big fail though.. their website has all the down low on their upcoming cards if you modify one or two numbers and letters on the hd 6800/6900 series specs pages.. you can get the 6670, 6570, 6770, 6750, 6450 and 6350 that way :P

heard of it was lurking around a bit anyway back to helping man i wish sandybridge didn't got a big failure time ya know newegg.com not selling any right now what people must be thinking ? waiting few week before build a Core i5 2500k ? that few thousand $ of lose of profit easy
http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/cpus/2011/01/03/intel-sandy-bridge-review/10

because anyone know a Core i5 2500k is outperforming a core i7 950 and it cost half of it :) because the motherboard X58 compare to a P67 :D anyway it not like amd was bad either way but we are what 4 of 5 month away of Amd Bulldozer which require an am3+ Motherboard Known as Series 9xx as they are not cross compatible with old 7XX/8XX chipset

it normal too if you expect something better and more efficient you can't use a old socket unless it a revamp of it like 22nm instead of 32mm such as ivybridge versus sandybridge in 2012 Q1/Q2 they might ask a new P67 That support the shrink and who know if it even +20% better anyway my point it up to him if he wait and see how much it would cost with a core i5 2500k and oc it to 4.5Ghz+ and get a big perforamnces

Thanks for these builds. Looks like ill be making some purchases once i save up some money

Note: By the time you're ready, there will probably be new options available, so just keep that in mind.Roggirek