Recent content by Rhezner

Post a new question, I would recommend building it yourself, just ask the forum and they will put one together on pcpartpicker.com for you.

Which PC, be more specific.

Zeus, because it harnesses the power of electricity and is all powerful. I have no idea.

Definitely the 7200. One of the main reasons people recommend the slower storage for large files is because it is cheaper per gig and speed doesn't matter when you don't need it. 7200RPM drives are fast and can store a ton of data today. 5400 RPM drives will typically last longer too but a...

check the socket type, if both CPUs have the same socket type IE LGA1150 it will fit

The only reason you would want an APU over a normall processor without integrated GPU would be if you didn't have a dedicated GPU, So either go APU with a built in GPU or a GPU with a normal CPU. There is no reason to go with both unless you are trying to crossfire an r7 dedicated GPU with r7...

4790k is definitely more powerful, it is on an older platoform though. I would go 4790k with current 6600k pricings.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/pDkTQ7 or this if you want to save some money on the GPU. This build vs your original 1500$ build will see very little framerate difference

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/H6BPZL loss in gaming performance = not very much https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzpYOHuSfaM this video basically represents the performance difference you will have between the two CPUs, I know its not the same comparison but it is similar. SSD is optional the...

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/pGcc8d where is your case? dont buy a GPU and an APU That PSU is not great.

the 980ti will cost you 600$ where the 290 will only cost ~200, I would go with the second 290.

If you do go crossfire I would recommend at least a 1000 watt PSU that will allow you to overclock. For the CPU you could go with a 5820k, It would allow you to game and stream very well. 2 290s in crossfire would be about equal to a 980ti, a bit better in many games. As far as just gaming...

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/TqLkpg This is within 600$ and will game better than a highly overclocked 8350, and even if you wanted to overclock the 8350 it would cost you a decent amount of money for the cooler if you wanted a good overclock. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFqQdrs5wEU here is...