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#1 mrwck
Member since 2010 • 25 Posts
[QUOTE="GhoX"]Turn down your graphics. HD5770 is not THAT good, and Metro 2033 is the most demanding(partially due to bad optimisation) game currently.

I played it wil wel over 30 fps with a 5750 on my rig AMD Phenom II X4 925 2.8Ghz @ 3.62Ghz COOLERMASTER HYPER 212+ PUSH/PULL ASUS M4A785TD-V EVO MOBO KINGSTON 2x2 GB DDR3 RAM @ 1400 Mhz XFX ATI RADEON HD 4770 512 MB SAMSUNG F3 2x500GB HDD ZEBRONICS PRO 600W 80+ PSU WINDOWS 7 X64 ULTIMATE
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#2 mrwck
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  1. AMD Phenom II X6 1055T Thuban 2.8GHz Socket AM3 125W Six-Core Desktop Processor
  2. ASRock 880G EXTREME3 AM3 AMD 880G SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 HDMI ATX AMD Motherboard
  3. Mushkin Enhanced Blackline 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10666) Desktop Memory
  4. SAMSUNG Spinpoint F3 HD103SJ 1TB 7200 RPM SATA 3.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive -Bare Drive
  5. CORSAIR CMPSU-450VX 450W ATX12V V2.2 80 PLUS
  6. NZXT M59 - 001BK Black Steel ATX Mid Tower Computer Case
  7. Palit NE5X460SF1102 GeForce GTX 460 (Fermi) Sonic 1GB 256-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

Total 893 form newegg.ca shipping all will cost around 950$ :DHave fun

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#3 mrwck
Member since 2010 • 25 Posts

Plz tel ur u budget man! I mean how much ur willing to spend. Cause we can build system ranging form 300$ to 30000$ u name it!

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#4 mrwck
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PC PICS: SPECS: AMD Phenom II X4 925 2.8Ghz @ 3.62Ghz COOLERMASTER HYPER 212+ COOLER PUSH / PULL ASUS M4A785TD-V EVO MOBO KINGSTON 2x2 GB DDR3 RAM @ 1333 Mhz 7-7-7-20 1T XFX ATI RADEON HD 4770 512 MB ZEBRONICS PRO 600W 80+ PSU HP DL DVD BURNER dvd1260i 2xSAMSUNG SPINPOINT F3 500 GB HDD CREATIVE 4.1 INSPIRE SURROUND SOUND SYSTEM WINDOWS 7 x64 ULTIMATE BENCHMARKS:

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#5 mrwck
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Guys guys guys! He just asked weather to install fans or not! So answer that first! The op: Please give some clear info on which brand PSU u have what are its output ratings and some pics of ur current setup in bright day light!
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#6 mrwck
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[QUOTE="mrwck"][QUOTE="ionusX"]

ssd isnt important frag that one and put case in its place.. you want a case with good airflow and that isnt a nightmare to work with. anyone who thinks different should crossfire some 4870x2's in a 10 dollar case and watch their pc crash :P

ionusX

Did u just say SSD is not important???? DUDEEEEE! Its very important. Especially in games like crysis, metro 2033, BC2, and mainly for ppl who play MP games.... u will see a huge performance boost...........case is important. But the person who is willing enough to Crossfire or SLI huge cards will obviously not buy a 10$ case!

umm lol an SSD when used would only increase your pc's startup time and program launch speed. the application itself wouldnt be any faster. to suggest any different is nuts once accessed it starts going at the ram and dvd-rom.. not the drive... it just idles at that point for any significant data extraction left.

SSD near the top of the priority list is a bad idea period and no one's dumb enough to crossfire in a 10 dollar case eh, this account probably would try it.. heck said account has recommended hd 5770's in crossfire in 20 dollars cases b4 :P

Bro SSD's not only increase startup time and other apps.. it also increases load times. Now after SSD the next thing is RAM DISKS. Hve u even heard of them? The are as fast as ram but u can store things... And y do u think a 40GB SSD costs as much as a 1.5TB drive? its because of the less level load times :P and ppl how do sli in 10$ cases are not called ppl!
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#7 mrwck
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[QUOTE="abusedbunny"][QUOTE="mrwck"][QUOTE="imprezawrx500"]1 graphics card 2 graphics card 3 graphics card 4 graphic card 5 amount of ram 6 cpu 7 hdd speed 8 ram speed 9 motherboard The number one thing that affects gaming performance is the gpu by a long shot not point putting in a highend cpu only to use some crappy gpu, but a 4 year old cpu can run games fine.

A 4 year old CPU will get half the FPS even when OC'ed compared to the new ones OC'ed! And 4 year olds cant hit 4.2+Ghz on air and so the new GEN CPU"S gets more fps for ppl who play at 1080p. But a 2year OLD GTX260 paired with a Q9950 is enough for 99% games at 1080p. So

why do you compare a 4 year old cpu to a 2 year old gpu. why dont you make them both 4 year old hardware. 2 years is a long time in the tech market. btw to answer your Q the monitor is most important

Thats what he said!
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#8 mrwck
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[QUOTE="imprezawrx500"]1 graphics card 2 graphics card 3 graphics card 4 graphic card 5 amount of ram 6 cpu 7 hdd speed 8 ram speed 9 motherboard The number one thing that affects gaming performance is the gpu by a long shot not point putting in a highend cpu only to use some crappy gpu, but a 4 year old cpu can run games fine.

A 4 year old CPU will get half the FPS even when OC'ed compared to the new ones OC'ed! And 4 year olds cant hit 4.2+Ghz on air and so the new GEN CPU"S gets more fps for ppl who play at 1080p. But a 2year OLD GTX260 paired with a Q9950 is enough for 99% games at 1080p. So
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#9 mrwck
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[QUOTE="mrwck"][QUOTE="MaxGamer"]

A computer relies on multiple components to operate, so obviously you want everything to be up-to-par, but to answer your question I'd rank:

1) GPU

2) RAM

3) CPU

4) HDD

... but again, you want everything to be relatively decent to avoid things like bottlenecking.

ionusX

i would rank them the different way. 1) GPU 2) CPU 3) RAM 4) SSD 5) HDD 6) PSU 7) CASE But if i neglet ur question, The main thing before u update something is to know what resolution u are going to game at???? If u plan to play at 1050p the anything above 5770 is an COMPLETE OVERKILL!!! The same goes for the PSU and RAM! If ur building something with a 5770 and possibly add another after a few months, then a 650W HX is enough! and as far as RAM goes, 4-6GB is more than enough if ur GAMING ONLY! no need to fill up all ram slots cause u will never use them. So before u start updating first make a firm decision abt the monitor.

ssd isnt important frag that one and put case in its place.. you want a case with good airflow and that isnt a nightmare to work with. anyone who thinks different should crossfire some 4870x2's in a 10 dollar case and watch their pc crash :P

Did u just say SSD is not important???? DUDEEEEE! Its very important. Especially in games like crysis, metro 2033, BC2, and mainly for ppl who play MP games.... u will see a huge performance boost...........case is important. But the person who is willing enough to Crossfire or SLI huge cards will obviously not buy a 10$ case!
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#10 mrwck
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A computer relies on multiple components to operate, so obviously you want everything to be up-to-par, but to answer your question I'd rank:

1) GPU

2) RAM

3) CPU

4) HDD

... but again, you want everything to be relatively decent to avoid things like bottlenecking.

MaxGamer
i would rank them the different way. 1) GPU 2) CPU 3) RAM 4) SSD 5) HDD 6) PSU 7) CASE But if i neglet ur question, The main thing before u update something is to know what resolution u are going to game at???? If u plan to play at 1050p the anything above 5770 is an COMPLETE OVERKILL!!! The same goes for the PSU and RAM! If ur building something with a 5770 and possibly add another after a few months, then a 650W HX is enough! and as far as RAM goes, 4-6GB is more than enough if ur GAMING ONLY! no need to fill up all ram slots cause u will never use them. So before u start updating first make a firm decision abt the monitor.
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