Building a New pc

[LordVi]

hello guys,
i want to buy a new PC or may be just some components. i just want to make my games in Ultra. my budget is $600-$650. I also do some Engineering stuff which requires much of Auto CAD and STAAD Pro kinda programs

 

[SPAWN of II]

hello guys,
i want to buy a new PC or may be just some components. i just want to make my games in Ultra. my budget is $600-$650. I also do some Engineering stuff which requires much of Auto CAD and STAAD Pro kinda programs

You can't get ultra on a $650 budget in 1080p, I think this is probably the best one you can get. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/QqFgD3

 

[LordVi]

Okay, can u help me modifying my current build ?
i am currently using .. Core i5 4440, GTX 750 Ti, some old Biostar board, Corsair Vengeance 8GB Ram, Seagate 500GB + 250GB Samsung EVO SSD all fitted in a factory Lenovo Case...

 

[SPAWN of II]

Okay, can u help me modifying my current build ?
i am currently using .. Core i5 4440, GTX 750 Ti, some old Biostar board, Corsair Vengeance 8GB Ram, Seagate 500GB + 250GB Samsung EVO SSD all fitted in a factory Lenovo Case...

What are you looking to upgrade and if I'm reading this right you have $650 for the upgrades? You want 60fps 1080p?

 

[ohyes247]

Okay, can u help me modifying my current build ?
i am currently using .. Core i5 4440, GTX 750 Ti, some old Biostar board, Corsair Vengeance 8GB Ram, Seagate 500GB + 250GB Samsung EVO SSD all fitted in a factory Lenovo Case...

whats your PSU? if it cant handle it i added one into the parts list. If not you can just skip the PSU and get a better motherboard or something


PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant

Memory: Kingston HyperX Fury Black 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR3-1866 Memory ($62.99 @ Amazon)
Storage: Western Digital BLACK SERIES 2TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive ($119.99 @ SuperBiiz)
Video Card: XFX Radeon R9 390 8GB Double Dissipation Video Card ($304.99 @ Newegg)
Power Supply: EVGA 650W 80+ Gold Certified Semi-Modular ATX Power Supply ($69.99 @ Amazon)
Total: $557.96
Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available
Generated by PCPartPicker 2016-03-15 14:50 EDT-0400

 

[LordVi]

okay, right now i am just thinking of getting a GPU
is it okay to get a GTX 980 or GTX 980 ti (i'll manage it)
Corsair CX600M...

 

[ohyes247]

okay, right now i am just thinking of getting a GPU
is it okay to get a GTX 980 or GTX 980 ti (i'll manage it)
Corsair CX600M...

I'd get a new psu before i put a GPU like that into the system. CX series PSU's aren't that great, and 600W wouldn't be enough, or atleast it'd be pushing a already meh power supply.

I would also get a new case and motherboard for better cooling and overall system stability and reliability as well Biostar boards aren't that great and I'm sure an OEM case isn't all that great either

 

[LordVi]

i'll get a PSU just tell me whats good in Corsair, Cooler Master or seasonic series,
whats better, GTX 970,980 980TI with my current build,
i am going to upgrade my cpu later this year so....

okay a GTX, PSU and a board in $650 ?

 

[ohyes247]

i'll get a PSU just tell me whats good in Corsair, Cooler Master or seasonic series,
whats better, GTX 970,980 980TI with my current build,
i am going to upgrade my cpu later this year so....

okay a GTX, PSU and a board in $650 ?

I dont know if you could get a 980 ti along with a new board and psu for 650.. But if you got the GTX 970 you could probably fit that in. As for a power supply, Corsair RMx series is decent, Cooler Master V series is one of the best around and anything Seasonic is always going to be a quality unit. For a mother board, MSI makes some good boards so does Asus and Gigabyte.

 

[LordVi]

Is GTX 970 gonna do well with 4K Gaming ??

 

[ohyes247]

Is GTX 970 gonna do well with 4K Gaming ??

at 4K a 970 would struggle pretty bad and even a 980 wouldn't run too well, a single 980 Ti would be ok for it.

But you wouldn't be able to fit a 980 Ti into the budget with the PSU and motherboard unless you could get another 150 or 200$

 

[LordVi]

so GTX 970 is enough for my current 1080p monitor and upcoming games in ULTRA ??

 

[ohyes247]

so GTX 970 is enough for my current 1080p monitor and upcoming games in ULTRA ??

at 1080p a GTX 970 will be enough for Ultra at 1080 and 60fps in most games, not all but most. a R9 390 would offer better performance though.