Help with my new Gaming Rig

So im finally getting a new pc again and my goal is just to run bf3 on high this is what i made http://tiny.cc/i61mm If you guys could tell me any cheaper parts i should add or anything i should do to make it better yet still not being over 900 that would be awesome my only preference is nvidia and intel thanks

Drop the PSU down to 650watt, unless you plan to SLI.

Also, it isn't worth spending extra $$ on 1600MHz RAM. Performance gain (over 1333) is negligible. Don't buy a DVD rom drive when a DVD burner costs like $2 more.

Also, it isn't worth spending extra $$ on 1600MHz RAM. Performance gain (over 1333) is negligible. Don't buy a DVD rom drive when a DVD burner costs like $2 more.

jedinat

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Also, it isn't worth spending extra $$ on 1600MHz RAM. Performance gain (over 1333) is negligible. Don't buy a DVD rom drive when a DVD burner costs like $2 more.

C_Rule

This build is more powerful than your list

CPU: Intel Core i5-2500k ($219.99)
Motherboard: ASRock P67 EXTREME4 GEN3 ($159.99)
Graphics: MSI GTX560 Ti Twin Frozr II ($239.99)
RAM: Mushkin 2x2 (4GB) DDR3 ($26.99)
PSU: OCZ 750W 80+ bronze ($99.99)
HDD: Samsung SpinPoint F3 1TB ($59.99)
Optical Disc: LITE-ON 24x DVD-RW ($18.99)

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$826

Notes:
-The 2500K has much higher performance and overclocking potential. In 2012, you can just OC to 4-5GHz rather than upgrading.
- The motherboard is futureproof. It supports Ivybridge processors, PCI-Ex16 3.0 and both SLI and Crossfire. Your current mobo doesn't support Nvidia SLI nor x8/x8 PCIE
- This 560 is the Ti version, not only does it have more processors than the one you listed but the MSI twin frozr gives it great OC potential.
- You'll need to pick out a case. Or use your current. Newegg doesn't show the interior, which is important.

never heard of as rock and i have a case picked the rosewill which does show the interior if u click the pictures.

This build is more powerful than your list

CPU: Intel Core i5-2500k ($219.99)
Motherboard: ASRock P67 EXTREME4 GEN3 ($159.99)
Graphics: MSI GTX560 Ti Twin Frozr II ($239.99)
RAM: Mushkin 2x2 (4GB) DDR3 ($26.99)
PSU: OCZ 750W 80+ bronze ($99.99)
HDD: Samsung SpinPoint F3 1TB ($59.99)
Optical Disc: LITE-ON 24x DVD-RW ($18.99)

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$826

Notes:
-The 2500K has much higher performance and overclocking potential. In 2012, you can just OC to 4-5GHz rather than upgrading.
- The motherboard is futureproof. It supports Ivybridge processors, PCI-Ex16 3.0 and both SLI and Crossfire. Your current mobo doesn't support Nvidia SLI nor x8/x8 PCIE
- This 560 is the Ti version, not only does it have more processors than the one you listed but the MSI twin frozr gives it great OC potential.
- You'll need to pick out a case. Or use your current. Newegg doesn't show the interior, which is important.

Blue-Sky

omg sagans copy n paste build from 4 weeks ago ;O