should I get this pc seems too good to be true

Ahh, but does the i5 have 6-cores :P

also, can you overclock then turn on turbo where it boosts depending incites In use?

Also, there's a mobo that can set those boosts, it's the crossfire IV, I'm tempted , other than the 100$ more.
 
QuickSkope said:
Ahh, but does the i5 have 6-cores :P

also, can you overclock then turn on turbo where it boosts depending incites In use?

Also, there's a mobo that can set those boosts, it's the crossfire IV, I'm tempted , other than the 100$ more.
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Number of cores aren't everything. i7 is stronger than a 1066t even in applications that use all the cores, but applications don't use all the cores yet so a i5 will do just as good as a 1066t.
 
the Logitech Internet 350 Black 104 Normal Keys 8 Function Keys USB Wired Standard Keyboard looks to be all I need
and for the case I'm gonna say a full tower is better
 
QuickSkope said:
Ahh, but does the i5 have 6-cores :P

also, can you overclock then turn on turbo where it boosts depending incites In use?

Also, there's a mobo that can set those boosts, it's the crossfire IV, I'm tempted , other than the 100$ more.
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No, it does not, but only benchmarks use 6-cores, so getting a 6-core for the same price as a better performing quad core is just pointless.
You could leave turbo on, but most overclockers leave it off.
 
I know, and so does Phobus, so I teased him on the fact that that processor isn't 6-core, there's not much else that can be said to be better than the i5 XD

I still owe you 1000cc, don't let me forget :)

BFBC2 takes advantage of 6 cores.

So your saying 965BE over 1055T for gaming?
 
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QuickSkope said:
I know, and so does Phobus, so I teased him on the fact that that processor isn't 6-core, there's not much else that can be said to be better than the i5 XD

I still owe you 1000cc, don't let me forget :)

BFBC2 takes advantage of 6 cores.

So your saying 965BE over 1055T for gaming?
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Yeah, if you must have AMD.
But for gaming, the i5 750/760 is like the best you can get.
 
Damn, tempted to revamp to an intel build :(

going to bed, morning=pc finalizing :)
 
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~SEGA~ said:
the Logitech Internet 350 Black 104 Normal Keys 8 Function Keys USB Wired Standard Keyboard looks to be all I need
and for the case I'm gonna say a full tower is better
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What about mouse?
Also, you never specified, do you need the OS? Also, do you have an optical drive you could use for OS installation?
 
oh sorry I have a rather good mouse I can use for a while I have a Win7 disc so just an optical drive
 
Just do a search for these exact parts.
If you don't like the monitor (because of the stand), just let me know and I could recommend a different one.

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thats great and while the monitor looks strange its seems to be a great deal so thats great will do thanks man
 
No problem, man.
If you need anything else, just let me know.

Oh damnit, I forgot the HSF again.
Here, add this to your cart. It's a pro heatsink, and it would still keep you in budget.
 
I personally don't think you need anything besides the built in heatsinks that come on your parts and with your case.. Also the HAF 932 is overkill in my opinion and barely worth it. Now I may understand the cooler with two Fermis due to the heat the produce over a 5870 but still.. If you want to consider my build do so, yada yada. Cheaper. if you wanted it slightly upgraded to ~$1500 and with a monitor/keyboard/mouse i could do that. figured thats something you'd want to do.

I Also recommend you read this guide, it will help you build a balanced PC for the price you want and it shouldn't be overkill for one part and not the other. read the whole thing, and remember you shouldn't invest all your money in one person's opinion.
http://img130.imageshack.us/f/pcguide.png/ (The guide)
http://img180.imageshack.us/f/neweggpc.png/ ( The Computer )
 
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Seto, Stock Heatsink= Almost always a bad Idea, even if you just buy a 30$ Aftermarket heatsink, its still 1000X better than the standard ones.
 
QuickSkope said:
Seto, Stock Heatsink= Almost always a bad Idea, even if you just buy a 30$ Aftermarket heatsink, its still 1000X better than the standard ones.
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Maybe if you buy a bad case or something? My PC runs cool and quiet perfectly fine, but meh.
 
Seto~ said:
Maybe if you buy a bad case or something? My PC runs cool and quiet perfectly fine, but meh.
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Stock may run cool but not as cool. Plus most people want to overclock at some point, a stock isn't going to cut it. Aftermarkets are cheap anyway.
 
well overclocking you always want additional cooling, but with this guy who says he is already bad with computers, why waste $50 when you don't need to/won't overclock is my point. Just because something is stock doesn't mean it is bad though.
 
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