Specs appraisal for building a new PC? Need your expert opinions!

I used to have a guy, but now he's gone so I'm trying to get it done myself. Any help would be appreciated. Budgeting this at ~1k excluding the non-essential bits or software.

You could probably get away with a lesser PSU to put funds into other components.

waste of money. Just get an Alienware which can max all games on ultra. Plus it has a cool Alien logo.

waste of money. Just get an Alienware which can max all games on ultra. Plus it has a cool Alien logo.

jakes456

GTFO with that alienware sh!t

waste of money. Just get an Alienware which can max all games on ultra. Plus it has a cool Alien logo.

jakes456

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waste of money. Just get an Alienware which can max all games on ultra. Plus it has a cool Alien logo.

JohnF111

hahaha

but ye i5 2500k and the motherboard to a Z77 And knock down the PSU to 600w will be a good setup with a 660ti

Get a 7950 over a 660Ti.Toxic-Seahorse

Thanks for your inputs so far, keep them coming!

waste of money. Just get an Alienware which can max all games on ultra. Plus it has a cool Alien logo.

jakes456

Thanks all, just placed the order recently, final specs changes:

Intel i5 2500k

MSI Z77

Radeon 7950

PSU is 650w, figured I'd just buy a new PC instead going xfire/SLI in the future.

120GB Intel SSD

no alienware?

looks good

waste of money. Just get an Alienware which can max all games on ultra. Plus it has a cool Alien logo.

jakes456

Thanks all, just placed the order recently, final specs changes:

Intel i5 2500k

MSI Z77

Radeon 7950

PSU is 650w, figured I'd just buy a new PC instead going xfire/SLI in the future.

120GB Intel SSD

Gxgear