Buying new Rig

Budget 1700 max, but i think thats an overkill
I think i want a badass gaming rig, but dont wanna pay 100 bucks more for 1-2 fps, if you get what i am saying.
So between 1100-1500 should be it


Game Pc setup 1
http://gamepc.nl/game-pc-max?tab=configuratie&hash=2gbL4Bx2mr7Hwg2p7_lfq2rW-llK2rQN24I367ls2Y2pBMBs4

Details

• Cooler Master CM 690 III
  
• 700 Watt Cooler Master voeding
  
• Intel Core i7 4770K 3.5 GHz + MSI Z87-G45 Gaming Motherboard
  
• Cooling package silence 
  
• 7.1 Geluidskaart
  
• Crucial Ballistix Tactical 8GB DDR3-1600Mhz
  
• 2000 GB SataIII Hardeschijf - 7200 RPM
  
• DVD Brander
  
• Sapphire Radeon R9 290 Tri-X BF4 Edition 4GB
  
• 51-in-1 Cardreader
  
• 1Gbit netwerkkaart
  
• Windows 7 Home Premium 64Bit
  
• yes, tune en overclock mypc
  
• 2 jaar carry-in (gratis service)
  

€ 1364,00


Graphic cards Options
Nvidia GTX770 2GB [+ € 60,00]
AMD Radeon HD R9 290 4GB + 2 gratis games* [+ € 145,00]
Nvidia GTX780 3GB [+ € 225,00]
AMD Radeon R9 290X 4GB + 2 gratis games* [+ € 290,00]
Nvidia GTX 780 TI 3GB [+ € 415,00]

For starters, if u're willing to put some stuff together, u can do a lot cheaper.
Second, u want an ssd in there, trust me.
GFX wise depends on what resolution and fps u plan to play.

JustInsane wrote:

For starters, if u're willing to put some stuff together, u can do a lot cheaper.
Second, u want an ssd in there, trust me.
GFX wise depends on what resolution and fps u plan to play.

1. i know i suck at putting hardware together, i want to select the parts and some1 put them togather. Cannot do it.
2. ok so SSD ontop of it then, becuase i dont find 120g substainable with all the downloads i do of games. So it needs to be then 2Tera normal HD + a 120gig SSD  
3. well i always play at 1600 x 1200 , but need to adjust quality badly to have playable fps.
I am planning to play on 1900 x 1200/1080 and i have no clue what fps i play now think it's 16-25? with downgraded graphics.
I want to play any game thats out there on max settings, without tweaking ingame prahpics to let it run smooth. it just always has to run smooth, that kinda graphic card i want. for the next 2-3 years.


BTW i have a HD that has 5600 RPM and i must say i think i am used to that speed and it's not slow in anyway imo. But this new HD has 7200 RPM, so it should be already alot faster them i am used to now.

Hashili wrote:

JustInsane wrote:

For starters, if u're willing to put some stuff together, u can do a lot cheaper.
Second, u want an ssd in there, trust me.
GFX wise depends on what resolution and fps u plan to play.

1. i know i suck at putting hardware together, i want to select the parts and some1 put them togather. Cannot do it.
2. ok so SSD ontop of it then, becuase i dont find 120g substainable with all the downloads i do of games. So it needs to be then 2Tera normal HD + a 120gig SSD  
3. well i always play at 1600 x 1200 , but need to adjust quality badly to have playable fps.
I am planning to play on 1900 x 1200/1080 and i have no clue what fps i play now think it's 16-25? with downgraded graphics.
I want to play any game thats out there on max settings, without tweaking ingame prahpics to let it run smooth. it just always has to run smooth, that kinda graphic card i want. for the next 2-3 years.


BTW i have a HD that has 5600 RPM and i must say i think i am used to that speed and it's not slow in anyway imo. But this new HD has 7200 RPM, so it should be already alot faster them i am used to now.

I thought my 7200 rpm disk was fast too, till I got an SSD. Now everytime I boot up my pc at work, I can think of at least 5 ways to utterly demolish that piece of junk :p
I'll see for the rest in the next few days, just came home from work and don't feel like looking it all up now.

that 1 it's gonna be, cost arround € 400,

• Sapphire Radeon R9 290 Tri-X BF4 Edition 4GB
  

Imo, u could start off with the I5 rig, performance in games doesn't change. Unless u got very specific tasks that can benefit from HyperThreading I5 = I7 save for some speed bump left and right. Which can be achieved in a couple of minutes if u do it yourself.

yea, maybe i find the I7 abit too expensive, it really raises the cost of the comp in whole