Gaming PC !!

Okay i want to buy my first gaming PC but I need some advice or tips

http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product...82E16883229226
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product...82E16883229221
Wich one worth the money ?

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Originally Posted by FatBob

with win 7

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Sometimes I hate myself for having rather high standards on PC builds. :/
A legit copy of windows 7 costs about 189USD, so it'd take quite a big bite out of actual gaming hardware.

I could try and see what I can get with AMD CPUs, but those today are substantially weaker in performance compared to Intel CPUs.

So it's up to you: *cough* windows, buy windows on top of what I have put together or take 189usd out of the budget. ><

Yaah but I need win7.

I just want something able to run lot game on hightes, (Forget about crysis, I dont give a shiit). I mean WoW, Allods and other game AoC etc.

sorry about this snow.

Try to build on with win7** ill see if i can get win7 without and tell you

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Originally Posted by FatBob

Yaah but I need win7.

I just want something able to run lot game on hightes, (Forget about crysis, I dont give a shiit). I mean WoW, Allods and other game AoC etc.

sorry about this snow.

Try to build on with win7** ill see if i can get win7 without and tell you

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http://tinyurl.com/falconguide

Look what is good for your price range.

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Originally Posted by Bryan

http://tinyurl.com/falconguide

Look what is good for your price range.

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I keep forgetting about this. -.-

Bob, you'd probably look at 568 or 608usd build from this list if you want a legit copy of windows.
Also, if you don't know what *cough* windows means, TPB will explain that. :x

edit: linky if you're interested in what I put together.

Just a quick change on Snow's build.

Make sure that case has more than just a back fan.
Case airflow is very important.

I would get a cheaper power supply like this.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16817371044


I would also go for cheaper RAM like this.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231426


For thermal compound I would go for Arctic Cooling MX4
It's better than Arctic Silver 5 and MX4 is non conductive so you don't have to worry about spilling it on electronics and destroying your hardware.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...0cooling%20mx4


For the hard drive I would go for a non OEM version if you don't have the sata cable already.
OEM versions only contain the hard drive and nothing else.

Thx I.D i wanted something cheaper so thanks :)

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For the hard drive I would go for a non OEM version if you don't have the sata cable already.
OEM versions only contain the hard drive and nothing else.

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take in note that i want a new pc and ill not salvage any piece of my old pc