Jereel Hunter said:
Looks like a solid build... if you don't mind spending a little more, I'd recommend upgrading the HD to a Caviar black though, you've got such nice components, no needs to have the HD be lagging so far behind the rest. If you just really like Samsung, I'd recommend a Spinpoint drive instead. I have a Caviar black in my main machine and a spinpoint in my older one... very pleased with both. And I hope you have a better time with the Radeon than my friends and I have. We've all been converted to nVidia fans over the last few months due to driver issues. As for your monitor question up above, I have no idea about 3D monitors... I don't think I'd fair well with long spurts of looking at 3D, so I'm sticking with a regular old monitor. (also, a decent non 3D monitor is 1/3 the price) |
Thank you!
I went to my local market and decided to go with these components after talking with the people there:
Motherboard: I don't know its name but it's from GigaByte and the best in the market.
CPU: Intel i5 760.
RAM: 8GB (2*4GB) too cheap.
Hard Drive: 1.0 TB from Western Digital.
Optical Drive: Blu-Ray from LG.
Graphics Card: GeForce GTX 570. They recommended me to choose this one over Radeon HD 6870.
Power Supply: I don't remmember tha name of the manufacture but it was a good one. 750 W.
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate. They told me not to buy Premium but I forgot why!
Case: Good and big one. It comes with a lot of fans.
Keyboard and Mouse: This mouse & this Keyboard.
These components will cost me around $2,000.
Essay Pro