Recent content by markador4

Currently I have an Intel i5-4670, ASRock Extreme 4 mobo, and a GTX 760 2GB (among all the other innards). I would really like to upgrade to a GTX 770 4GB but because of funds I can't upgrade from the 760 to the 770. (I can save...but who really wants to wait that long? ;) ). A friend of mine...

I agree with AMD Radeon. You could probably go cheaper on things like your SSD and mobo and beef up your graphics card. Also, AMD, I'm a fan of your $1000 build!

If you are positive you are not going to overclock, you probably don't need to spend the extra money on the "k" version of the 4670. I would also suggest along with Spartan that you get a 780 instead of SLI'ing the two 770s. Also, I am a fan of Nvidia, so I suggest the GTX. But, AMD does have...

Your Raidmax should work fine. Thanks WHComp.

I haven't ever had a problem with Rosewill, BUT, Seasonic is great as well. I would go with WHComp's suggestion :) And what he said was true, a good PSU is a necessity.

I kept some things the same. I switched the mobo/PSU/and Case for cheaper options in lieu of upgrading the card from a 760 to a 770. But yeah, one suggestion among many I am sure :) PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant / Benchmarks CPU: Intel Core i5-4670K 3.4GHz Quad-Core...

I really like the fact that ASRock Extreme 4 has an HDMI in. (I don't know if the 6 has it, it probably does...[at least my intuition tells me so] :) I find that of most value between all the mobos that you have listed. Mostly because I just hook up my computer to my TV and I like to have my...

I would swap the memory from 1333 to 1600. Other than that I think the build looks great. Maybe save some money on the case, unless you really like the look of it. You could get a cheaper one for maybe $50 or so and then spend that extra on getting a CPU cooler (if you're wanting to oc), or...

You probably won't need a 750W psu, especially if you aren't going to get a graphics card.

I would save a little more for a 4770k OR you could drop down to an i5-4670k and be fine (unless you know you have no plans to overclock, then the 4770 is fine :) ). Keep the gtx770. I personally believe that an SSD is not necessary. In building my computer I decided not to get an SSD and spend...

I would change your memory to 1600 or higher.

Sorry I read your post all wrong :(. This is the closest I saw for parts that you listed. Is this what you were thinking? PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant / Benchmarks CPU: AMD A6-5400K 3.6GHz Dual-Core Processor ($59.99 @ Newegg) Motherboard: ASRock FM2A75 Pro4 ATX FM2...