True. /10char.
Sorry for haunting you, Virtuous.
Boo.
True. /10char.
Sorry for haunting you, Virtuous.
Boo.
Last edited by Drunkenvalley; 2011-08-01 at 10:00 PM.
He already mentioned a budget of £700. And he's from the UK. US dollars would be silly for this and likely create awkward issues finding the parts on Uk sites.
I Run This Setup.
Antec 900 Case.
850W psu.
Asus Sabertooth x58
i7 950 3.07ghz
6gigs Kingston hyperX Ram Cl9.
HiS Radeon 5870
Seagate Momentus Xt Hybrid 500gig hard drive.
Seagate baracuda 1tb drive.
All settings maxed 60fps, Asus gaming monitor at 27 inches 1920x1080.
No more of a drop then 50fps on boss fights and 25 mans even in firelands.
Sabertooth is going to be a waste of money for the mobo, particularly for a budget beast.
Ok as you're all so high on your stool's I'm also going to mention that's not my pc, I set that PC up on my monitor which is 1080 full hd, The screenshot was because I asked him to take a quick screenshot for me. When I tried it in an actual 25 man raid fight it pulls over 60 FPS on my 1080p monitor.
I'm trying to help OP here with a solid cheap build that will EASILY run wow on the settings he's asking for.
Why the trolling? Mod or no mod, show some help instead of trying to put others down when you're clearly not helping.
~Also 33% less? Yeah ok.
Actually help or GTFO.
Because I'm nice, last warning for you Virtuous. Back off with the attitude or face the consequences.
I wasn't being sarcastic.
If you really want people to believe the settings / FPS, then post a shot mid-fight with the settings, doesn't matter if it's an easy fight, just take a SS in the middle of a farm boss at a couple different points (since I don't play Cataclysm, in WotLK Marrowgar p1 and bone storm would be two perfect examples of screenshots with average raid load (p1) and heavy raid load (p2).
Last edited by llDemonll; 2011-08-01 at 10:27 PM.
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how much was that mate ?
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jeez my thread turned into a debate haha. Thanks for all the input
If you can carry over your windows key hard drives and older video card, clean of course.
You can just get the case the motherboard cpu and ram.
You can get a new video card too and just carry over hard drives and windows key.
1 x Cooler Master - HAF X Tower Case $189.99 1 x Intel - Core™ i7-2600K Processor, 3.40GHz w/ 8MB Cache $304.99 1 x Noctua - NH-D14 CPU Cooler $84.99 1 x Asus - P8Z68 Deluxe w/ Dual DDR3 1600, 7.1 Audio, Dual Gigabit Lan, PCI-E, Quad SLI / Quad CrossFireX / LucidLogix® Virtu™ $259.99 1 x Kingston - HyperX Genesis 8GB DDR3-1600MHz CL9 Dual Channel Kit (2 x 4GB) w/ Intel XMP $79.99 1 x Cooler Master - Silent Pro M 850W Modular Power Supply $149.99
Well, OP has $700.
i7 2600k has exactly nothing useful over the i5 2500k.
The mobo is ridiculous.
I'd recommend another PSU.
And the mobo can be dropped in favor for just about anything.
As for HDDs, I sincerely suggest picking up a new one if your old one isn't 7,2k RPM.
PS: The OP's list was a shopping list... not what he currently has.
what is it with you and the i7-2600k?......... its not ment for gaming and is a waste of money for someone who is only using the computer for gaming. and the OP is going to use hes rig for gaming.
for gaming he should be getting a i5-2500k...... the i7-2600k even falls behind the i5 in some games because of the HT. and if you disable the HT on the i7...... geuss what?..... you have a i5-2500k
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