- Apr 1, 2011
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Hi, this is my first post on this forum so I hope I put this in the right section, the other sections didnt really seem correct for the topic though ( also this has the most posts so I have the highest chance of getting an answer).
Anyway
Basically I want to get my first gaming computer and I am planning to get it from pcspecialist, a trustworthy sight. I created what I think is a powerful system for gaming, however since not knowing much about what is important and such I wanted to check if these specs are good.
I want the pc to be able to play new games at highest/high settings with a decent fps. As this is my first gaming pc im also buying a monitor, keyboard and mouse.
So please tell me if any of it is totally unnecessary(Cause I would love to cut the price of this a little) or if I should improve anything.
The Specs:
Case: PCS MAELSTROM T900 black gaming case,
Processor: Intel core i7 quad core processor i7-960(3.20ghz) 4.8Gts/8mb cache
Motherboard: ASUS P6x58d Premium
Memory: 6gb samsung tri-ddr3 1333Mhz (3x2gb)
Graphics Card: Nvidia GeForce Gtx560 Ti
HardDrive: 1TB SERIAL ATA 3-Gb/s HARD DRIVE WITH 16mb Cache(7200 Rpm)
Power Supply: 800W Quiet 80 PLUS Quad rail PSU +120 mm case fan (£79)
Processor Cooling: SUPER QUIET 22dBA TRIPLE COPPER HEATPIPE CPU COOLER(£19)
Sound card: Sound blaster X-Fi Xtreme Audo(£32)
OS:Windows 7 home premium(£79)
Monitor: Illyama E2271HDS 22" LED Widescreen(£139)
Cable: HDMI Gold plated? cable(£8)
Keyboard: Logitech internet 350 USB Keyboard(£9)
Mouse: Logitech G500 Laser Gaming mouse(£42)
Logitech PC Headset 960 USB Digital Stereo with in-line volume control(£17)
6 Socket Compact2M UFO Surge Protector(£9)
A mousemat?
Thats about it. Sorry about the random capitals, that is what it said. And yeah I couldnt say the prices for the core components, but that is because it was not said, and I didnt have the time to do the math.
OVERALL PRICE=£1349
And some other random notes, I mainly want the soundcard to raise fps, so if you can find a better one for that say. Also I could go for a 650W power supply but the Corsair 650W power supply that is shown is only a pound cheaper and does not sound like it has better features than the 800W.
If there is anymore information you would like to know please say, I will respond.
Anyway
Basically I want to get my first gaming computer and I am planning to get it from pcspecialist, a trustworthy sight. I created what I think is a powerful system for gaming, however since not knowing much about what is important and such I wanted to check if these specs are good.
I want the pc to be able to play new games at highest/high settings with a decent fps. As this is my first gaming pc im also buying a monitor, keyboard and mouse.
So please tell me if any of it is totally unnecessary(Cause I would love to cut the price of this a little) or if I should improve anything.
The Specs:
Case: PCS MAELSTROM T900 black gaming case,
Processor: Intel core i7 quad core processor i7-960(3.20ghz) 4.8Gts/8mb cache
Motherboard: ASUS P6x58d Premium
Memory: 6gb samsung tri-ddr3 1333Mhz (3x2gb)
Graphics Card: Nvidia GeForce Gtx560 Ti
HardDrive: 1TB SERIAL ATA 3-Gb/s HARD DRIVE WITH 16mb Cache(7200 Rpm)
Power Supply: 800W Quiet 80 PLUS Quad rail PSU +120 mm case fan (£79)
Processor Cooling: SUPER QUIET 22dBA TRIPLE COPPER HEATPIPE CPU COOLER(£19)
Sound card: Sound blaster X-Fi Xtreme Audo(£32)
OS:Windows 7 home premium(£79)
Monitor: Illyama E2271HDS 22" LED Widescreen(£139)
Cable: HDMI Gold plated? cable(£8)
Keyboard: Logitech internet 350 USB Keyboard(£9)
Mouse: Logitech G500 Laser Gaming mouse(£42)
Logitech PC Headset 960 USB Digital Stereo with in-line volume control(£17)
6 Socket Compact2M UFO Surge Protector(£9)
A mousemat?
Thats about it. Sorry about the random capitals, that is what it said. And yeah I couldnt say the prices for the core components, but that is because it was not said, and I didnt have the time to do the math.
OVERALL PRICE=£1349
And some other random notes, I mainly want the soundcard to raise fps, so if you can find a better one for that say. Also I could go for a 650W power supply but the Corsair 650W power supply that is shown is only a pound cheaper and does not sound like it has better features than the 800W.
If there is anymore information you would like to know please say, I will respond.
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