Recent content by kamilstoch

Kinda like the Phantom 410 if you look at the side view. In my opinion NZXT makes the best cases right now, but this one is nice too.

The r9 280x is actually now £220 at aria (with delivery) on special offer. http://www.aria.co.uk/SuperSpecials/Other+products/Sapphire+Radeon+R9+280X+Dual-X+OC+AMD+Graphics+Card+-+3GB+?productId=57840 People keep in mind that parts are much cheaper in the US than UK. Also not sure if a 600W...

Does anyone know about the prices of (for example) an R9 290 before it was completely inflated with this crypto-currency stuff?

Upgrade to at least a 450W PSU and get a 750ti. Unfortunately that card won't play games for 2 years at high settings, probably medium/low although that's all you can get with that budget.

agree with xniosy, 8gb is necessary. But theres no need to go GTX 760 on a tight budget. Even a 750TI would play at medium settings at 1920x1080p and trust me, medium settings still look amazing. if you go high/ultra then there's not MUCH difference except the FPS drop. So here are a few...

Enjoy gaming at ultra settings :)

I already picked up the RAM is it was on sale at amazon at the same price as the slower 1600mhz ram so i thought why not. Mobo is a standard M5A97 R2.0 but I may upgrade later on

I had the exact same dilemma as you. Intel, or AMD. Intel, or AMD. In the end I used one of those random generator thingies on the internet and went with AMD. My CPU was the FX-8320 and my GPU was the MSI GTX 770. This maxes out BF4 at ultra at 50-60fps. SO definately go with the AMD build and...

CPU: AMD FX-8320 GPU: MSI GTX 770 RAM: 8GB G.SKILL 2133MHZ Would this do fine in games? Overall opinions on the power of it? Thanks

I have a 650W XFX 80+GOLD with a GTX 770, works just fine with heavy overclock. My CPU is an AMD Fx-8320

Yep, that should work. That card is decent, although the GTX 760 would be a better choice (£20 more). Nothing more than that as I don't think your PSU would handle more than that.

Yeah ttgvolt hasn't said anything in 3 weeks.

Yes. SLI may cause stuttering in games, and you will need a beefier PSU, then there's the question of heat+cooling. Get one powerful card, trust me you won't be disappointed . ;) http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-1974959/gtx650ti-sli-single-gtx-760.html

Shouldnt someone close this thread already? OP hasnt said anything in 4 days...