my game computer specs

is this gaming pc good and will it work

Intel i5 760 2.8GHz Socket 1156 8MB L3 Cache Retail Boxed Processor £156.79

Gigabyte GA-P55-USB3 P55 Socket 1156 8 Channel Audio ATX Motherboard £89.87

Kingston DDR3 2GB 1333MHz i5 Memory Module CL9 1.5V x4 £90.71

NZXT Phantom White Full Tower Case £108.99

Sapphire HD 5770 1GB GDDR5 Dual DVI HDMI DisplayPort HDCP PCI-E Graphics Card £99.99

Western Digital WD10EARS 1TB Hard Drive SATAII 5400rpm 64MB Cache - OEM Caviar Green £39.99

OCZ 750W Fatal1ty Series Modular PSU - 4x PCI-E 6x SATA £70.00

LiteOn IHAS124-19 24x DVD±RW DL & RAM SATA Optical Drive - OEM Black with Nero Essentials £11.99

Plexus SATA 2.0 to right angle SATA 7-pin Cable (Red) 46cm / 18" £1.88

£670.21

Can't go with something higher then a 5770? For the rig you using, the 5770 will work but that will become your bottneck pretty fast.jedikevin2

[QUOTE="jedikevin2"]Can't go with something higher then a 5770? For the rig you using, the 5770 will work but that will become your bottneck pretty fast.gangstafc

5850/70 is a decent one, or maybe a geforce 470. On a side note, i don't think the graphic card will be the bottlenecking element here as fast as the RAM shortage. Get 4 GB of that

A GTX 460/6850 would be much better and not that much mor expensive, try for the 1GB version of the gtx 460 if you can.

[QUOTE="gangstafc"][QUOTE="jedikevin2"]Can't go with something higher then a 5770? For the rig you using, the 5770 will work but that will become your bottneck pretty fast.DoomZaW

5850/70 is a decent one, or maybe a geforce 470. On a side note, i don't think the graphic card will be the bottlenecking element here as fast as the RAM shortage. Get 4 GB of that

For gaming with that budget... this is a better build.

Again, keep in mind that, when going above 3GB RAM, you'll need to install a 64-bits operating system to make use of the extra RAM. ;)

A GTX 460/6850 would be much better and not that much mor expensive, try for the 1GB version of the gtx 460 if you can.

mitch2411

Again, keep in mind that, when going above 3GB RAM, you'll need to install a 64-bits operating system to make use of the extra RAM. ;)

JimmyJumpy

[QUOTE="JimmyJumpy"]

Again, keep in mind that, when going above 3GB RAM, you'll need to install a 64-bits operating system to make use of the extra RAM. ;)

gangstafc

One is enough. Don't need 64 of 'em ;)

[QUOTE="gangstafc"][QUOTE="JimmyJumpy"]

Again, keep in mind that, when going above 3GB RAM, you'll need to install a 64-bits operating system to make use of the extra RAM. ;)

JimmyJumpy

One is enough. Don't need 64 of 'em ;)

[QUOTE="mitch2411"]

A GTX 460/6850 would be much better and not that much mor expensive, try for the 1GB version of the gtx 460 if you can.

gangstafc

If this is a pure gaming rig than I suggest you frontload your money on good videocard setup. Something like 6850 crossfire or 570/6970.

For gaming with that budget... this is a better build.

Too_tight_shoes

Watch out, the WD Caviar Greens are energy efficient so not as fast as other drives. Look at samsung spinpoints and WD Caviar Blacks.

yah the posted build is a good one. But also make sure that your mobo supports CrossfireX. This is where the AMD's 6950 real power comes from.

Get the one above^ great job :).