Recent content by MysteryINC

It is always better to build your own, cheaper, more effectie and you know what's inside.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/n74fD3 This should be enough for your needs in my opinion. (=

I would like to replace the power button :)

As the title says, I was wondering whether you could place a car ignition system instead of a simple button or replacing the hard reset button with it? I saw someone doing it on YouTube but the video was quiet old...Did the technology change in anyway to stop things like that happening? I think...

Most newer MoBo's have a USB stick flash possibility so that solves the compability issue.

The RAM is one of the more important parts of your PC. It's good to keep your RAM cool as if one of them goes you're loosing from 30 to 40 pounds on a new stick. If the RAM runs cool then you're confident that it will last longer. From my personal experience I would definetely suggest to go for...

The MoBo is great. On the other hand I would change your RAM if I were you. I prefer RAM with good heating cooling then just plain PCB.

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/2uxIR Without an SSD but with a better PSU, better CPU and a CPU cooler :P

Yeah, all of your parts will fit just fine. The MSI GTX 770 isn't the longest GPU possible comparing to the Gigabyte model :P The case isn't the smallest one either so your mobo, GPU etc will fit. The MoBo also has enough PCI-e slots for your GPU (if not more if it allows SLI?).

Your GPU is sh*t. The CPU is bottlenecked in every possible way.

Then you really should go for the FX-8350. The FPS difference isn't big. Both, the i5 and FX-8350 will get 60 FPS in games like BF3 with VSync on. The difference in the UK is about 20-30 pounds as far as I remember from when I was ordering my parts just before Boxing Day :P

You have an AM3+ MoBo so it'll be cheaper to go with the AMD FX-8350. The i7 isn't ideal when you look at the in-game price/performance ratio. The i5 on the other hand is a pretty powerful CPU for the money, but the FX-8350 is a GREAT overclocker and the price/performance ratio beats everything.

Hmmm, the easiest way to check is to go and check the EVGA GTX 770 NO OC's clocks, and then check the GTX 770 Superclocked.

BF4 is a really bugged game at the moment. To max out BF4 you're aiming to get a single GTX 780 or SLI'ed GTX 770's. From the AMD army then dual 7950 or 7970.