Building gaming pc , best value for dollar

tamperen

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Nov 27, 2012
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10,510
Intel® Core™ i5-3570K

GIGABYTE Z77X-UD3H or GIGABYTE Z77X-UD3H wifi?

Seasonic M12II-620W Bronze-Modular

MSI GTX660 2GB Twin Frozr II/OC

Corsair H100 High Performance Liquid CPU Cooler

NZXT Phantom 410 Midi Case

i am trying to make a good value for dollar gaming PC .

i am not sure about the ram should i go 1600? reading about ram is quite confusing as compared to others

and for SSD , is there a good one i should get or just wait until it becomes cheaper?

was thinking to getting 1 60gb SSD , pretty much good enough to hold OS ?

is my power supply enough?
 
Drop the H100 if you want to keep costs down, a hyper 212+ Evo will suffice.

SSD: nothing on sale right, Samsung 830 series SSDs are nice.

RAM: Go 1600Mhz, 4gb and 8gb kits are dirt cheap

And PSU is enough.
 
Your psu is enough. get a 7870, same price, more powerful. Just go with 1600, it performs just as well, and you can overclock if you want. For the mobo, if the wifi version is more than $10, then don't get it, then get edimax nano adapter.
 
for the gpu 7870

MSI HD7870 Hawk 2GB vs Sapphire HD7870 OC 2GB

MSI HD7870 Hawk 2GB is cheaper then Sapphire HD7870 OC 2GB

i am looking for difference i don't think OC is the reason

 
guys i was looking for a good 7870 to buy

PowerColor HD 7870 PCS+

VS
MSI HD7870 2GB HAWK O.C DDR5

VS
SAPPHIRE HD7870 2GB DDR5 O.C

According to GPUreview

specs wise MSI HD7870 2GB HAWK O.C DDR5 = SAPPHIRE HD7870 2GB DDR5 O.C

and PowerColor HD 7870 PCS+ is better clocks that other 2

but oddly, PowerColor HD 7870 PCS+ is alot cheaper then the other 2