Is this a good 1000$ Gaming PC Build?

[Melach]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/3c8Vi

How much FPS would it get in most MMORPG Games? Mostly games like World of Warcraft and Aion.

I want a 1000$ Gaming PC Build which has 60+ FPS in such Games as stated above.

I defiently don't like having much below 50FPS - 60FPS :3

If you can have a better build that this for 1000$ please share it with me!

Also does the Memory RAM work good for this build? I heard it's best to get a low profile Memory RAM. For some reason.

Thanks

 

[aylafan]

The CM Hyper 212 EVO doesn't like tall memory. Make sure the memory doesn't interfere with the fan.
I would choose the Samsung 840 EVO over the Kingston SSDNow V300.
The Corsair CX series have cheap capacitors; I would choose a different Corsair PSU model.

 

[Melach]

Is it possible to do that with $1000 then? And which PSU would you prefer me for THIS build?

 

[Melach]

Anyone able to help?..

 

[Shneiky]

Up until now, I have only encountered only one MSI mATX motherboard that didn't let 212 Hyper Evo and tall memory modules coexist. I would keep the 212 Evo.

I agree on the Corsair CX. It is lower quality than what you pay for. I would go for either one of these, with the Seasonic preffed:

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/seasonic-power-supply-s12ii520bronze
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/xfx-power-supply-p1550sxxb9

And I would also go with Samsung over Sandisk.

 

[Melach]

Is the XFX PSU 550W really better than the 600W? I though 600W was better 😵

Anyway, I know Samsung is better, but I can't afford to go higher than $1000 :S

So how about this? http://pcpartpicker.com/p/3ccDK

I removed the Asus Z87-A Mobo and replaced it with MSI Z87-G43 Mobo and replaced Samsung SSD over a Sandisk.

 

[aylafan]

Is the XFX PSU 550W really better than the 600W? I though 600W was better 😵

Anyway, I know Samsung is better, but I can't afford to go higher than $1000 :S

So how about this? http://pcpartpicker.com/p/3cbGO

I removed the Asus Z87-A Mobo and replaced it with MSI Z87-G43 Mobo.

The quality of the PSU is more important than the 50 watts in difference. The XFX PSU is significantly better than the Corsair CX PSU you had before.

 

[Shneiky]

The link you posted gives an ASrock motherboard of which I approve. But you said MSI of which I don't approve. I don't want to start a war over here, but I always avoid MSI. Had too many problems with them, and MSI ranges from good to excellent to bad and completely catastrophic. MSI is just not consistent. While ASrock is. Made a switch from Asus to ASRock in the LGA 775 era, not a single regret even up until this day. Of course I still go for Asus if the budget allows it (motherboard speaking). For video cards - Asus, Asus and Asus and always Asus.

On the other note - yes, quality of PSU has nothing to do with its Wattage or 80+ certification. Some 80+ Bronze units from Seasonic or FPS or their re-branded versions like XFX, be quiet!, some Antec series, some Rosewill series, Corsair AX (i think it was, can't rememmber which one was build by Seasonic)

 

[Moon_Rock]

Use this: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/3gq9S

It has a decent gpu to last for a while, then you can upgrade to a high-end gpu instead of going middle line 770(not that the 770 is bad, i just wouldnt get it) then you can upgrade storage later. If you want get 2x4gh patriot viper3 sticks for 31$ each making it about 120-130.

 

[Shneiky]

GTX 770 is high-end. Even my 650 TI is able to max all MMOs I threw at it. Going R9 270 with the idea of upgrade later is bad as well. Get a 770 now and don't bother for 3-4-5 years, MMOs don't go crazy on graphics. Or get a 270 and change soon. Sounds like 200 wasted.

 

[Moon_Rock]

GTX 770 is high-end. Even my 650 TI is able to max all MMOs I threw at it. Going R9 270 with the idea of upgrade later is bad as well. Get a 770 now and don't bother for 3-4-5 years, MMOs don't go crazy on graphics. Or get a 270 and change soon. Sounds like 200 wasted.

Replacing a 200$ gpu is easier than replacing a processor. If I were you get a 270 and either throw in atnother later or save a bit more to get a i5 and a 770. Another option is getting a i3 and a 270 then get a 5670k and 880 in december.

 

[Moon_Rock]

Heres un update, get it while you can. Prices will rise again soon.
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/3h2PU

 

[Shneiky]

But he already has an I5 4670k and a 770 in his partpicker list... Also, that liquid cooler is overkill. Money that can be spend wiser. Not everyone is extreme overclocker.

 

[Moon_Rock]

But he already has an I5 4670k and a 770 in his partpicker list... Also, that liquid cooler is overkill. Money that can be spend wiser. Not everyone is extreme overclocker.

I know its a bit much, but its a 130-140$ coller on sale for 80$
If you would like i could put a list together with a 7850k and a 770 and mabey a 780 or 280x.

 

[Moon_Rock]

Also if you playing mmos the only reason to get a beefy gpu is if you have texture mods, a 270x should be fine for your needs.