Need help to build a computer around this graphics card

[MrMateig]

I need help to build around this graphics card and as cheap as possible.
Looking in a range of 350 - 600

MSI GeForce GTX 770 2GB TWIN FROZR Video Card

Since its black friday hopefuly there will be some good deals

 

[smorizio]

toshiba 1tb hd 41.00 on parts picker.
micro center has the g3258 and msi mb combo for 99.00
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/gskill-memory-f312800cl9d8gbsr
57.00
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/corsair-case-cc9011052ww
30.00
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/evga-power-supply-110b20750vr

 

[smorizio]

msi z97 let you drop in a faster i5 latter when you have the funds.

 

[TheMagicalWallaby]

Are you including the 770 in the price or is the budget above for everything else and not the GPU.

 

[MrMateig]

Sorry but can you organize it from part to part cause i am kinda new to building pc and i want to know each.
Like
Harddrive
Then link
Graphics card
Then link
Cpu
Then link
etc...

 

[MrMateig]

Are you including the 770 in the price or is the budget above for everything else and not the GPU.

I am including the 770 in the price

 

[TheMagicalWallaby]

Honestly, to reach you max of $600, you will need to drop the 770. I went with the ASUS version of the card in here because it was cheaper but you can get the msi version if you want. This build is really going to be the lowest you can go with that card. Bringing anything thing down will either bottleneck your GPU (even though I hate using that word, a pentium g3258 potentially can bottleneck your 770), leave you with too little power, not enough disk space, horrible quality, or overheating. By the way the ram is an extremely good deal and I would act on it now. A 280x would be a much better choice for your budget and you loose no performance. If you need to go down lower, get the 280 or 760. If you need to go lower than that get the 270. Lower than that and we are dropping the CPU for a dual core which will seriously affect you performance in some games. If you HAVE to get the 770 and HAVE to keep it under $600, the pentium g3258 can substitute for an i5 until you can save up for one.

 

[MrMateig]

Honestly, to reach you max of $600, you will need to drop the 770. I went with the ASUS version of the card in here because it was cheaper but you can get the msi version if you want. This build is really going to be the lowest you can go with that card. Bringing anything thing down will either bottleneck your GPU (even though I hate using that word, a pentium g3258 potentially can bottleneck your 770), leave you with too little power, not enough disk space, horrible quality, or overheating. By the way the ram is an extremely good deal and I would act on it now. A 280x would be a much better choice for your budget and you loose no performance. If you need to go down lower, get the 280 or 760. If you need to go lower than that get the 270. Lower than that and we are dropping the CPU for a dual core which will seriously affect you performance in some games. If you HAVE to get the 770 and HAVE to keep it under $600, the pentium g3258 can substitute for an i5 until you can save up for one.

Sorry for the lack of feedback i was busy
You have a great point so i might as well drop the 770 do you know a good build under 600$ that is all balanced?

 

[TheMagicalWallaby]

Honestly, to reach you max of $600, you will need to drop the 770. I went with the ASUS version of the card in here because it was cheaper but you can get the msi version if you want. This build is really going to be the lowest you can go with that card. Bringing anything thing down will either bottleneck your GPU (even though I hate using that word, a pentium g3258 potentially can bottleneck your 770), leave you with too little power, not enough disk space, horrible quality, or overheating. By the way the ram is an extremely good deal and I would act on it now. A 280x would be a much better choice for your budget and you loose no performance. If you need to go down lower, get the 280 or 760. If you need to go lower than that get the 270. Lower than that and we are dropping the CPU for a dual core which will seriously affect you performance in some games. If you HAVE to get the 770 and HAVE to keep it under $600, the pentium g3258 can substitute for an i5 until you can save up for one.

Sorry for the lack of feedback i was busy
You have a great point so i might as well drop the 770 do you know a good build under 600$ that is all balanced?

Sorry do the late reply. My pc is not together right now. Just follow the steps from my last reply and the price should drop. I am on mobile so I can't create a list too well.

 

[TheMagicalWallaby]

Honestly, to reach you max of $600, you will need to drop the 770. I went with the ASUS version of the card in here because it was cheaper but you can get the msi version if you want. This build is really going to be the lowest you can go with that card. Bringing anything thing down will either bottleneck your GPU (even though I hate using that word, a pentium g3258 potentially can bottleneck your 770), leave you with too little power, not enough disk space, horrible quality, or overheating. By the way the ram is an extremely good deal and I would act on it now. A 280x would be a much better choice for your budget and you loose no performance. If you need to go down lower, get the 280 or 760. If you need to go lower than that get the 270. Lower than that and we are dropping the CPU for a dual core which will seriously affect you performance in some games. If you HAVE to get the 770 and HAVE to keep it under $600, the pentium g3258 can substitute for an i5 until you can save up for one.

Sorry for the lack of feedback i was busy
You have a great point so i might as well drop the 770 do you know a good build under 600$ that is all balanced?

Sorry do the late reply. My pc is not together right now. Just follow the steps from my last reply and the price should drop. I am on mobile so I can't create a list too well.

 

[smorizio]

the the thread starter use parts picker to fine the best deals on parts. or use newegg/micro center.