new build i will be doing soon

[sg12004]

here are all the stuff i plan on geting to build my new system soon

let me no if i have mist eny thing or what u think

will not be overclocking not got a clue how to do it but migt give it a

try when the warinty runs out on the stuff if i can

will be getting these parts round about Augast or September

Intel Core i7-2600 3.40GHz Processor £224.99

Motherboard (undecided witch to go for at the moment)£160.00 Max

G.Skill 4096MB DDR3 DIMM Memory Module Kit £35.50 x2 (8GB)

1TB Samsung SpinPoint F3 £39.62

Zotac GeForce GTX460 1024MB £149.99 Max

NH-D14 Dual Radiator and Fan Quiet CPU Cooler £62.12

Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit OEM £72.32

750W Corsair TX750W Power Supply £86.32

Samsung 22x DVDRW SATA Drive (Black) £12.90

Kingston SSDNow V-Series V100 128GB SSD £155.21

and thease parts i will be geting first on start of May

Internal Multi Card Reader in Black £4.25

Cyborg PC V.7 Keyboard - UK £56.78

CoolerMaster HAF 932 £106.82

Genius Navigator 335 Laser Gaming Mouse - Red £13.70

Iiyama ProLite E2209HDS-1 22" LCD Monitor £129.97

NEWlink LCD Monitor Arm - Black £21.35 X2

Creative Inspire T6100 5.1 Speaker System (Rtl) £56.86

12" Sharkoon Cold Cathode Tube - Red £6.65

Akasa 12cm Silent Fan £4.49 X5

NZXT Sentry LX Double Deck LCD Meter £45.54

SteelSeries QcK Cloth/Rubber Base Mouse Pad £6.82

TOT £1540 Max Budgit includen Delivery

all parts i will be geting from cclonline.com so if u think of eny better parts then must

be from cclonline prefer to get all my stuff from one place to save on delivery from

difrent online stores

 

[SieB]

Overclocking is easy on SB you just set the multiplier and find a stable voltage then work your way back until you find the lowest stable voltage for your OC.

Motherboards in the £160 range I would go for the Asus P8P67 PRO/EVO or the Gigabyte UD4.

The rest of the parts looks good, price it all up on other sites first you might get it cheaper else where. I always price my parts up on about 5 different retailers and then just go with the cheapest.

EDIT: just thought as well if it's mainly for gaming you could go with the 2500K and 4GB RAM and use the saved money to get a better graphics card, 560 TI maybe.

 

[sg12004]

ye i will be doing lot of gameing and some photo shop editing and some video editing mostly just wanting realy good system to show off to frends and be good for the future upgrades

will be doing some upgrade in the future like the graphics card and some other things when i have extra mony to spend

+ i will have 2x 22"lcds in dual mod on the system as well

 

[sg12004]

just made a change

going for the Intel Core i5-2500K 3.30GHz Processor £167.99 in sted

and go up on the gpu to

Zotac GeForce GTX 560Ti OC Edition £200.72

 

[SieB]

just made a change

going for the Intel Core i5-2500K 3.30GHz Processor £167.99 in sted

and go up on the gpu to

Zotac GeForce GTX 560Ti OC Edition £200.72

Good choice, the 560 is much better than the 460

 

[DragonPC]

get a 560.

Its faster cooler and more quieter, I will recommend a Msi gtx 560ti Twin frozr II

EDIT:

I saw your comment now lol never mind about mine

 

[Aurus_OC]

Looks like kicking system you have got coming

 

[sg12004]

ok thanks for all the comments

 

[ruthless_villain]

no point speccing for a build in september or august, in pc hardware theres always something new so pick your parts then not now

 

[sg12004]

ya i am going to do my final list of parts nere the time i get the mony

 

[ruthless_villain]

ya i am going to do my final list of parts nere the time i get the mony

yeh, but whilst waiting for the money your going to re-spec the system about 20 times and probably end up with something compeletely different ... so just wait