Can you guy rate my PC build. I use it for gaming, music, and work.
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/xX99oddXx/saved/#view=MK2G3C
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/xX99oddXx/saved/#view=MK2G3C
$1300 Dollar PC Build. Rate it for me?
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Not that bad of a build in my opinion
. If I were you, I'd get a nicer case (the one you chose is a bit bland ).Not going to see it. It's a tool, not for looks. So if it works for a tool I'm fine with it, but if there is something a matter other than the look, tell me.
Not that bad of a build in my opinion
I edited some stuff: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/n8Vyzy
What I changed:
- CPU: I don't think you really need to overclock in this build so I saved you some money there
- Memory: basically the same thing and you won't feel a performance change and it is a lot cheaper
- Storage: changed the 2TB black series WD to a Seagate Barracuda. It is very high rated and will do you the same for lower price.
- Storage: I upgraded your SSD by a whole lot (120GB to 500GB). There is a deal going on at the moment and will end soon.
- Video card: one of the biggest upgrades like the SSD. The 970 will do you SO much better than your 960.
- Case: your build will look like a very high-end build with the budget
- Sound card: You honestly won't feel a difference between the one chose and yours. Trust me on this one.
Total price: $1296 (about $50 less than yours). If you really want, you can upgrade your sound card if you didn't like mine, but I also suggest you upgrade the PSU to at least 750W and hopefully gold certified.
What I changed:
- CPU: I don't think you really need to overclock in this build so I saved you some money there
- Memory: basically the same thing and you won't feel a performance change and it is a lot cheaper
- Storage: changed the 2TB black series WD to a Seagate Barracuda. It is very high rated and will do you the same for lower price.
- Storage: I upgraded your SSD by a whole lot (120GB to 500GB). There is a deal going on at the moment and will end soon.
- Video card: one of the biggest upgrades like the SSD. The 970 will do you SO much better than your 960.
- Case: your build will look like a very high-end build with the budget
- Sound card: You honestly won't feel a difference between the one chose and yours. Trust me on this one.
Total price: $1296 (about $50 less than yours). If you really want, you can upgrade your sound card if you didn't like mine, but I also suggest you upgrade the PSU to at least 750W and hopefully gold certified.
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You guys are about cheap. I want high end but not more than I need. Don't get rid of stuff because I need everything I had. Also what exactly does a CPU do?[DOUBLEPOST=1439685836,1439685724][/DOUBLEPOST]By had I didn't mean he brand I mean the tool.
Actually, the build that I linked is a little cheaper than yours, but that doesn't mean less powerful. By changing some of your parts to little less pricey components that would give the same performance, I was able to massively expand your SSD storage, improve the video card and gaming performance enormously, and more.[DOUBLEPOST=1439686025,1439685873][/DOUBLEPOST]
If you think your build was not cheap, then you better look at your PSU. Again, I cheapened the build by only price, but improved the performance.
How do you know you need it if you don't even know what a CPU does...?
When did you say you were buying it on Christmas?
My point is that you guys jumped to conclusions and assumptions. Id like it if people would stop being dicks and post if they have something good to say such as you helping me out.
Yea. I did help a lot - look at my parts list and then compare it with yours.
On mobile right now I will check them out
My server will be out by then.
Planning ahead is always better no matter what you're doing.
My server will be out by then.
You should ask to get cash instead for your server
Planning ahead is always better no matter what you're doing.
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