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    Buying new computer, please check these parts and tell me what you think!

    Hey,

    I'm pretty much a total noob when it comes to hardware and putting it all together to make a beast so I'm buying a gaming rig thats already set up. Any people with more experience mind having a quick look at the list of parts to tell me if I shouldnt bother etc


    Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1070 G1 Gaming Graphics Card
    Intel Skylake i5 6500 3.2 – 3.6GHz Processor
    8GB Kingston HyperX FURY 2133Mhz DDR4 RAM
    120GB SanDisk Solid State Drive + 1TB Western Digital Hard Drive
    WIFI Card
    Microsoft Windows 10 64bit
    VR Ready

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    Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1070 G1 Gaming Graphics Card
    2×4GB Kingston HyperX FURY 2133Mhz DDR4 RAM
    Intel Skylake i5 6500 3.2 – 3.6GHz Processor
    Western Digital 1TB Hard Drive
    SanDisk 120GB SSD
    Raidmax Viper GX Gaming case
    Gigabyte GA-H170-D3HP Motherboard
    600W Be Quiet! Pure Power 9 Power Supply
    TP-LINK Wireless N PCI-E Express Adapter
    Aurora Green LED Light Strip
    Microsoft Windows 10 64bit

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    How much are you paying?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shimejii View Post
    How much are you paying?
    Well Im in NZ so currency is a bit awkward but its $2000 nz so thats like $1450 american

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    I'm a bit biased atm due to my second Gigabyte MB dying within a 6 month period, but drop the Gigabyte crap. Try to go for another brand. I'm looking at ASUS products atm. But as I said, I'm a bit upset and biased. Legion launches today and I'm having to use a computer that barely runs the game on the lowest setting because of a faulty board. One that Gigabyte is giving me a hard time with trying to RMA.

    With that being said though, the rig looks fairly solid. I'd like 16GB of RAM but thats usually just me. I tend to run more stuff while playing WoW.
    Last edited by Greevir; 2016-08-30 at 12:40 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Greevir View Post
    I'm a bit biased atm due to my second Gigabyte MB dying within a 6 month period, but drop the Gigabyte crap. Try to go for another brand. I'm looking at ASUS products atm. But as I said, I'm a bit upset and biased. Legion launches today and I'm having to use a computer that barely runs the game on the lowest setting because of a faulty board. One that Gigabyte is giving me a hard time with trying to RMA.
    Good to know. I prefer ASUS products too

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    Moved to PC Build / Upgrade Help.

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    Guess this is where threads go to die. Oh well. cheers for the replies

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    I would grab a bigger SSD 240GB Samsung/intel one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Denpepe View Post
    I would grab a bigger SSD 240GB Samsung/intel one.
    Yeah probably worth spending a bit more for more hard drive space. Are SSD all the rage now?

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    Quote Originally Posted by RobertoCarlos View Post
    Yeah probably worth spending a bit more for more hard drive space. Are SSD all the rage now?
    I recently started using a SSD for the first time. It is amazing the difference it makes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Greevir View Post
    I recently started using a SSD for the first time. It is amazing the difference it makes.
    This would be where I'd say you really shouldn't have any advice for a person building a new computer. I mean at this point not having an SSD in your build is actually losing you money by long loads and boot times. No matter how you look at it, the pc is on longer doing less. Also they have pretty much been affordable in all builds for 2~ almost 3 years.

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