Computer For around 1000$

Zethron

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I have a budget of around 1000$.

I would like to run the newer games of this year at at least medium settings, and I a generous amount of storage space.
I would also like to buy the parts from Newegg.



Thank you for your help!


I appreciate your time, and for helping me upgrade from my 2005 computer.
 
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Zethron, will you be reusing a monitor, keyboard, mouse, speakers in this new PC or will that need to be factored into the price as well?
 
nice build i would bump the psu to a 850w ish so that he can add another 6950 later then cross fire also i would go with the NZXT M59 Great case great cooling. and os there r other means to get it ~~~~~~~~~~I DO NOT RECOMMEND IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~but saves money the ram is a bit to much price wise after all this is a buget build. i would down grade it to 4gb to save money and add more parts to this build such as http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...0231277&cm_re=4gb_ddr3-_-20-231-277-_-Product great combo thoe. and the gpu i would go with a 6970 instead of the 6950 if u choice to unlock it to a 6970 u will lose a bit of the gpu potential.
 
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i would down grade it to 4gb to save money

If he plans on playing APB at any point, he'll need 6-8GB to be able to play it without Out of Memory errors, especially on Windows 7 or Vista. 8GB being the better option.
 
nice build i would bump the psu to a 850w ish so that he can add another 6950 later then cross fire also i would go with the NZXT M59 Great case great cooling. and os there r other means to get it ~~~~~~~~~~I DO NOT RECOMMEND IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~but saves money the ram is a bit to much price wise after all this is a buget build. i would down grade it to 4gb to save money and add more parts to this build such as http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...0231277&cm_re=4gb_ddr3-_-20-231-277-_-Product great combo thoe. and the gpu i would go with a 6970 instead of the 6950 if u choice to unlock it to a 6970 u will lose a bit of the gpu potential.

Improved grammar version for your reading pleasure, I needed to synthesize it so I could understand his writing.

I would say that that is an excellent build, however if possible the PSU could use a nice buff to 800W so that if the op can crossfire later on.

The NZXT. M59 is a case that excels at cooling, so I would recommend that also. As for your Windows, there are other ways to acquire such an expensive operating that may be more cost-effective, however I do not recommend dabbling into that field.

As this is a budget build, I would recommend downgrading your ram to 4GB.

I would also recommend going with a 6970 instead of a 6950.
 
Improved grammar version for your reading pleasure, I needed to synthesize it so I could understand his writing.

Thanks!:thumbup:

I, however, disagree on the PSU. If you're planning on Crossfire (and dumping the $300 into it) then 750W is good. If you're not (and since you've been on the same rig for 6 years I suspect not) then you shouldn't really think about that. Without Crossfire a 450W PSU should be enough, 550 if you want more headroom. I also don't know anything about the Antec HCG line. Not sure what kind of quality it is.

Other than that, huck's build is basically exactly what I would look for.
 
Before we start making any more builds for him, I have a few questions to ask.

Are you willing to build, and if you are, do you have any components that could be reused (for example keyboard, mouse, monitor, speakers)? And if this is the case, would you need an OS?

I see that you're in California. Is that $1000 after taxes (and shipping if applicable) or $1000 before taxes?
 
Improved grammar version for your reading pleasure, I needed to synthesize it so I could understand his writing.

I would say that that is an excellent build, however if possible the PSU could use a nice buff to 800W so that if the op can crossfire later on.

The NZXT. M59 is a case that excels at cooling, so I would recommend that also. As for your Windows, there are other ways to acquire such an expensive operating that may be more cost-effective, however I do not recommend dabbling into that field.

As this is a budget build, I would recommend downgrading your ram to 4GB.

I would also recommend going with a 6970 instead of a 6950.

I think you just became my favourite non-eGO member.
 
Before we start making any more builds for him, I have a few questions to ask.

Are you willing to build, and if you are, do you have any components that could be reused (for example keyboard, mouse, monitor, speakers)? And if this is the case, would you need an OS?

I see that you're in California. Is that $1000 after taxes (and shipping if applicable) or $1000 before taxes?


I am willing to build, I have speakers, mouse, keyboard, but I am planning on getting a new monitor soon. And I do need an OS.

And it's 1000 before taxes, I have room to raise my budget.
 
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I am willing to build, I have speakers, mouse, keyboard, but I am planning on getting a new monitor soon. And I do need an OS.

And it's 1000 before taxes, I have room to raise my budget.

Alright, that's good to hear.

Since you plan on getting a new monitor, would you want me to include that in the build? And how do you plan on getting the OS?

He loves both of us <3

oh he better
 
Alright, that's good to hear.

Since you plan on getting a new monitor, would you want me to include that in the build? And how do you plan on getting the OS?



oh he better

Yes please, and just throw it into the budget.
 
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