Buying new computer need help

[noyimba987]

Budget: 1000-1200$

Parts needed:

MoBo
CPU
RAM
GPU
SSD
HDD
PSU
Heatsink
Case

I'm from Philippines so the prices is much more different than the US

[harhis23]

You should have mentioned what kind of PC you're trying to build... Is it for gaming or office/home use? But here's my suggestion based on your budget..

CPU: Intel Core i5 3470 $189
Mobo: Asrock B75 Pro3-M $70
RAM: G.Skill Ares 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3-1600 $45
SSD: Intel 330 Series 120GB $99
HDD: Seagate Barracuda 2TB (ST2000DM001) $99
GPU: Powercolor 2GB AMD Radeon HD7870 PCS+ GHz Edition $239
Case: Sharkoon T9/T28 $69
PSU: Antec VP550P $65
ODD: DVD burner $19

The prices may vary for each component but it will play between $900 and $1200.

[yurano]

I'm from Philippines so the prices is much more different than the US

You need to give us a website to work off of. Prices don't scale linearly between countries.

CPU: Intel Core i5 3470 $189
Mobo: Asrock B75 Pro3-M $70
GPU: Powercolor 2GB AMD Radeon HD7870 PCS+ GHz Edition $239

i5-3570 will be better and not much more expensive. The i5-3570K is the best choice for World of Wowcraft.

H77 or Z77. B75 is almost never a good choice.

Is Powercolor even a good brand?

[Deleted]

You need to give us a website to work off of. Prices don't scale linearly between countries.



i5-3570 will be better and not much more expensive. The i5-3570K is the best choice for World of Wowcraft.

H77 or Z77. B75 is almost never a good choice.

Is Powercolor even a good brand?

Nobody builds a 1k + PC for "World of warcraft"

[yurano]

Nobody builds a 1k + PC for "World of warcraft"

Seeing as how this forum routinely recommends i5-3570K for WoW and the minimum requirements to achieve full Ultra (minus Shadows) at 1920x1080 is a 3570K + 660/7870 (which would put you at the $800 mark), I doubt you're correct.

[noyimba987]

I'm planning on playing WoW 30-60fps on ultra settings