Gaming Computer for Under $1200

[Herk8346]

As per the title, looking for a gaming computer for under $1200 ($1300 max) with parts that are available from stores in Western Australia (had issues with newegg last time I purchased with them)

(Main stores in wa are
www .austin.net.au/ (without dot at start)
www .ple.com.au/
www .msy.com.au/index.jsp
)

If it could contain a GTX 670 and a 3770K at this price it would be great

Budget $1300 max
Resolution 1920x1080
Any other intensive software or special things you do (Frequent video encoding, 3D modeling, etc) - Streaming
Country- Australia
Parts that can be reused -None
Do you need an OS? Yes
Do you need peripherals (e.g. monitor, mouse, keyboard, speakers, etc)? No



This is what I had, but i need to cut $200 or so off it
SSD – Vertex 4 128g - $124.00
Power Supply – Corsair 750tx - $159.00
CPU – 3770K Intel - $343.00
Case- CoolerMaster HAF 912 - $109
Motherboard – ASUS P8Z77-V-LK - $139
RAM - G.Skill 8G Kit Ripjaws 1600mhz - $59
Graphics Card – GTX 670 - $445.00
HDD – Black Caviar 1TB - $115

[Lemmiwink]

Easy, downgrade to 3570K and take a smaller PSU. Maybe switch your MB for the ASRock one

[yurano]

First off, the 3770K dropped $10 in price on all 3 sites.

Here's what I would do (more important modifications listed first):

XFX Core 550W $75 OR Antec VP-550P $65 - Saves $85 or $95

Caviar Blue 1TB $75 - Save $40

Samsung 830 128GB $92 - Saves $33

RAM - All 1600 Mhz C9 2x4GB
G. Skill No HS $38
G. Skill Ares Orange $44
G. Skill Ripjaws X $44
G. Skill Sniper $46

Cases:
Bitfenix Merc Alpha $55
Coolermaster K280 $60
Antec Three Hundred $66
Bitfenix Outlaw $69
Coolermaster HAF 912 $80
Antec Three Hundred Two $80
Corsair 200R $80
Bitfenix Shinobi $85
Fractal Design Core 3000 $95
Coolermaster Storm Enforcer $95
Corsair 300R $100
Corsair 400R $120

Nvidia 670
Gigabyte 941 Mhz 2GB $400
Gigabyte 980 Mhz 2GB $425
ASUS 980 Mhz 2GB $440

[Shiromar]

Easy, downgrade to 3570K and take a smaller PSU. Maybe switch your MB for the ASRock one

This. If you're just gaming, then a 3570k will be more than enough. You're not going to notice any beneficial gain from having the 3770k.