New computer.

[Dowpy]

(2012-09-02 15:43)Crille Wrote:  My thoughts:

* Take away the Bluray-reader unless you have Bluray DVD's that you watch on your computer.
* I'd say you go for a cheaper i5 proccesor unless you are rendering or doing other stuff that is procceesor-heavy. You could use the money you save there on a more expensive videocard.
* If I where you I'd look for a newer graphicscard, 560 is getting old. Nvidia has launched their new 600'series and ATI has launced some cards aswell.

Here are some graphs showing how some of the graphicards that are out on the market performs. First graph shows a test on some of the older graphiccards and the second one shows a test the newer ones.

Green line is: Avarage FPS
Red line is Lowest FPS


Ah i see, as you are from Sweden you maybe wanna link a computer from like, NetOnNet because im gonna buy it there

First of all, Thanks! as you are from Sweden you maybe wanna link a computer from like, NetOnNet im gonna buy it there.That you think is good for these games i explained, or i just said bf3 but like other games like bf3 that takes alot, And yes the blueray, i dont have blueray movies so there is no need to get one with bluray as you said, Link me one if you want .

(2012-09-02 15:58)Kenwood Wrote:  

(2012-09-02 14:53)Dowpie Wrote:  SPECS:
Intel® Core™ i5-2500K (Maybe even just a 2500 if you don't plan on overclocking)
8 GB DDR3 1600MHz (Is all you really need)
1TB + 80GB SSD-disk
GTX 660 Ti/670 (SLI is a waste of time, imo)
Stealthfighter-design
Blu-ray (Do you watch Blu-Ray movies?)
Intel Z68-chipset (Good choice, but if you want to go with Ivy Bridge instead of Sandy then a Z77 would be better)

Fixed.

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Currently NVIDIA seems to have the edge with the 600 series when it comes to price/performance. 16 GB of ram is a lot, maxing out 8GB would be a challenge for most people.

What do you do on the computer apart from playing games? You probably don't need the i7, and the money saved and go to a better GPU like Crille said.

Ah you are right. i should get a better Graphic card instead and go for a i5.
The only thing i do really is to like, listen to music and play games, chatting etc.
Thanks for giving me tips =] Thats what i need.

(2012-09-02 16:17)KaraK Wrote:  Kenwood, don't just think of what you need now, but what you might need in the future. 16GB of RAM seems much now, but I'm sure more and more games or programs will require more RAM, so why not if you have the money. Plus, it's nice to showoff. As is the i7.

What's your budget, Dowpy?

1400-1600 €

I think i did this quote thingy completely wrong now, i hope not lol, never really did this before ;X