What do you think with my build?

[bnot]

Hi, I no such great knowledge when it comes to crafting bad ass pc so I decided to post my build.

Processor: i3-20100 3.0Ghz
Operating System: Windows 7 (64bit)
MotherBoard: ASUS P8H77-M LE
Graphics Card: Powercolor HD7770 1gb DDR5 ghz edition
Harddisk drive: 500gb Western Digital (Blue)
PSU: 1050wtt (I decided to buy big power supply so I won't have any problems upgrading)
RAM: 8gb Kingstone
Samsung DVD Buner
Case: Mid Tower case

what do you think about this?

 

[kookie3010]

Hi, I no such great knowledge when it comes to crafting bad ass pc so I decided to post my build.

Processor: i3-20100 3.0Ghz
Operating System: Windows 7 (64bit)
MotherBoard: ASUS P8H77-M LE
Graphics Card: Powercolor HD7770 1gb DDR5 ghz edition
Harddisk drive: 500gb Western Digital (Blue)
PSU: 1050wtt (I decided to buy big power supply so I won't have any problems upgrading)
RAM: 8gb Kingstone
Samsung DVD Buner
Case: Mid Tower case

what do you think about this?

What is the brand of ur psu?how many slot of pcie x16 do u have.your setup is good pairing the i3 with the 7770.u can also go for the 7850.how ever with that much power on the psu its quiet a waste not to.go.for an i7 and 7970 or a crossfire/sli setup

 

[bnot]

Hi, I no such great knowledge when it comes to crafting bad ass pc so I decided to post my build.

Processor: i3-20100 3.0Ghz
Operating System: Windows 7 (64bit)
MotherBoard: ASUS P8H77-M LE
Graphics Card: Powercolor HD7770 1gb DDR5 ghz edition
Harddisk drive: 500gb Western Digital (Blue)
PSU: 1050wtt (I decided to buy big power supply so I won't have any problems upgrading)
RAM: 8gb Kingstone
Samsung DVD Buner
Case: Mid Tower case

what do you think about this?

What is the brand of ur psu?your setup is good pairing the i3 with the 7770.how ever with that much power on the psu its quiet a waste not to.go.for an i7 and 7970 or a crossfire/sli setup

This is weird! I buy the psu for such a low price around $40 sounds like a good power source since I am planing to upgrade and upgrade I think that wont be a problem since the psu will only grab power need for this build. So the mobo, processor and video card fits? or what?

 

[kookie3010]

Hi, I no such great knowledge when it comes to crafting bad ass pc so I decided to post my build.

Processor: i3-20100 3.0Ghz
Operating System: Windows 7 (64bit)
MotherBoard: ASUS P8H77-M LE
Graphics Card: Powercolor HD7770 1gb DDR5 ghz edition
Harddisk drive: 500gb Western Digital (Blue)
PSU: 1050wtt (I decided to buy big power supply so I won't have any problems upgrading)
RAM: 8gb Kingstone
Samsung DVD Buner
Case: Mid Tower case

what do you think about this?

What is the brand of ur psu?your setup is good pairing the i3 with the 7770.how ever with that much power on the psu its quiet a waste not to.go.for an i7 and 7970 or a crossfire/sli setup

This is weird! I buy the psu for such a low price around $40 sounds like a good power source since I am planing to upgrade and upgrade I think that wont be a problem since the psu will only grab power need for this build. So the mobo, processor and video card fits? or what?

Yep it fits well.u should do very well on somes games on medium setting.your mobo support up to the 3rd gen intel i series.what worries me is the psu.is it a reliable brand or not.and how about your cooling system?

 

[bnot]

Hi, I no such great knowledge when it comes to crafting bad ass pc so I decided to post my build.

Processor: i3-20100 3.0Ghz
Operating System: Windows 7 (64bit)
MotherBoard: ASUS P8H77-M LE
Graphics Card: Powercolor HD7770 1gb DDR5 ghz edition
Harddisk drive: 500gb Western Digital (Blue)
PSU: 1050wtt (I decided to buy big power supply so I won't have any problems upgrading)
RAM: 8gb Kingstone
Samsung DVD Buner
Case: Mid Tower case

what do you think about this?

What is the brand of ur psu?your setup is good pairing the i3 with the 7770.how ever with that much power on the psu its quiet a waste not to.go.for an i7 and 7970 or a crossfire/sli setup

This is weird! I buy the psu for such a low price around $40 sounds like a good power source since I am planing to upgrade and upgrade I think that wont be a problem since the psu will only grab power need for this build. So the mobo, processor and video card fits? or what?

Yep it fits well.u should do very well on somes games on medium setting.your mobo support up to the 3rd gen intel i series.what worries me is the psu.is it a reliable brand or not.and how about your cooling system?

I think is a reliable one since it has lots of bronze and a heat sink on it. Well I am planning 6 pc fans for my build since I am in Philippines its kinda hot in here

 

[kookie3010]

Hi, I no such great knowledge when it comes to crafting bad ass pc so I decided to post my build.

Processor: i3-20100 3.0Ghz
Operating System: Windows 7 (64bit)
MotherBoard: ASUS P8H77-M LE
Graphics Card: Powercolor HD7770 1gb DDR5 ghz edition
Harddisk drive: 500gb Western Digital (Blue)
PSU: 1050wtt (I decided to buy big power supply so I won't have any problems upgrading)
RAM: 8gb Kingstone
Samsung DVD Buner
Case: Mid Tower case

what do you think about this?

What is the brand of ur psu?your setup is good pairing the i3 with the 7770.how ever with that much power on the psu its quiet a waste not to.go.for an i7 and 7970 or a crossfire/sli setup

This is weird! I buy the psu for such a low price around $40 sounds like a good power source since I am planing to upgrade and upgrade I think that wont be a problem since the psu will only grab power need for this build. So the mobo, processor and video card fits? or what?

Yep it fits well.u should do very well on somes games on medium setting.your mobo support up to the 3rd gen intel i series.what worries me is the psu.is it a reliable brand or not.and how about your cooling system?

I think is a reliable one since it has lots of bronze and a heat sink on it. Well I am planning 6 pc fans for my build since I am in Philippines its kinda hot in here

Ok since u are convince in the psu.anyway,it is decent enough.what are u planning to play on your rig?

 

[bnot]

Hi, I no such great knowledge when it comes to crafting bad ass pc so I decided to post my build.

Processor: i3-20100 3.0Ghz
Operating System: Windows 7 (64bit)
MotherBoard: ASUS P8H77-M LE
Graphics Card: Powercolor HD7770 1gb DDR5 ghz edition
Harddisk drive: 500gb Western Digital (Blue)
PSU: 1050wtt (I decided to buy big power supply so I won't have any problems upgrading)
RAM: 8gb Kingstone
Samsung DVD Buner
Case: Mid Tower case

what do you think about this?

What is the brand of ur psu?your setup is good pairing the i3 with the 7770.how ever with that much power on the psu its quiet a waste not to.go.for an i7 and 7970 or a crossfire/sli setup

This is weird! I buy the psu for such a low price around $40 sounds like a good power source since I am planing to upgrade and upgrade I think that wont be a problem since the psu will only grab power need for this build. So the mobo, processor and video card fits? or what?

Yep it fits well.u should do very well on somes games on medium setting.your mobo support up to the 3rd gen intel i series.what worries me is the psu.is it a reliable brand or not.and how about your cooling system?

I think is a reliable one since it has lots of bronze and a heat sink on it. Well I am planning 6 pc fans for my build since I am in Philippines its kinda hot in here

Ok since u are convince in the psu.anyway,it is decent enough.what are u planning to play on your rig?

first shooter games, I will also use this build for digital painting since the video card has OPENGL excited about this one

 

[kookie3010]

Hi, I no such great knowledge when it comes to crafting bad ass pc so I decided to post my build.

Processor: i3-20100 3.0Ghz
Operating System: Windows 7 (64bit)
MotherBoard: ASUS P8H77-M LE
Graphics Card: Powercolor HD7770 1gb DDR5 ghz edition
Harddisk drive: 500gb Western Digital (Blue)
PSU: 1050wtt (I decided to buy big power supply so I won't have any problems upgrading)
RAM: 8gb Kingstone
Samsung DVD Buner
Case: Mid Tower case

what do you think about this?

What is the brand of ur psu?your setup is good pairing the i3 with the 7770.how ever with that much power on the psu its quiet a waste not to.go.for an i7 and 7970 or a crossfire/sli setup

This is weird! I buy the psu for such a low price around $40 sounds like a good power source since I am planing to upgrade and upgrade I think that wont be a problem since the psu will only grab power need for this build. So the mobo, processor and video card fits? or what?

Yep it fits well.u should do very well on somes games on medium setting.your mobo support up to the 3rd gen intel i series.what worries me is the psu.is it a reliable brand or not.and how about your cooling system?

I think is a reliable one since it has lots of bronze and a heat sink on it. Well I am planning 6 pc fans for my build since I am in Philippines its kinda hot in here

Ok since u are convince in the psu.anyway,it is decent enough.what are u planning to play on your rig?

first shooter games, I will also use this build for digital painting since the video card has OPENGL excited about this one

U mean first person shooter games.hehe.well any fps games that is less cpu.intensive should run well.if u plan to play bf3 or crysis 3,i would recommend a better graphic card and processor but still playable on medium.i.play.crysis 3 on medium with my built which is obviously weaker than yours .digital painting shouldnt be a problem.^^

 

[bnot]

Hi, I no such great knowledge when it comes to crafting bad ass pc so I decided to post my build.

Processor: i3-20100 3.0Ghz
Operating System: Windows 7 (64bit)
MotherBoard: ASUS P8H77-M LE
Graphics Card: Powercolor HD7770 1gb DDR5 ghz edition
Harddisk drive: 500gb Western Digital (Blue)
PSU: 1050wtt (I decided to buy big power supply so I won't have any problems upgrading)
RAM: 8gb Kingstone
Samsung DVD Buner
Case: Mid Tower case

what do you think about this?

What is the brand of ur psu?your setup is good pairing the i3 with the 7770.how ever with that much power on the psu its quiet a waste not to.go.for an i7 and 7970 or a crossfire/sli setup

This is weird! I buy the psu for such a low price around $40 sounds like a good power source since I am planing to upgrade and upgrade I think that wont be a problem since the psu will only grab power need for this build. So the mobo, processor and video card fits? or what?

Yep it fits well.u should do very well on somes games on medium setting.your mobo support up to the 3rd gen intel i series.what worries me is the psu.is it a reliable brand or not.and how about your cooling system?

I think is a reliable one since it has lots of bronze and a heat sink on it. Well I am planning 6 pc fans for my build since I am in Philippines its kinda hot in here

Ok since u are convince in the psu.anyway,it is decent enough.what are u planning to play on your rig?

first shooter games, I will also use this build for digital painting since the video card has OPENGL excited about this one

U mean first person shooter games.hehe.well any fps games that is less cpu.intensive should run well.if u plan to play bf3 or crysis 3,i would recommend a better graphic card and processor but still playable on medium.i.play.crysis 3 on medium with my built which is obviously weaker than yours .digital painting shouldnt be a problem.^^

Ohh I think my psu is reliable because its has a sticker 80plus (modular black plate)