kamikaze71 Posted August 24, 2013 Posted August 24, 2013 Hello ! I wan't to change my pc because i have a very little config : 1 Go of RAM 250 Go Sata And little graphic ! I not play COD 4 in full but in medium O.o ........ I wan't to buy this : http://www.ldlc.com/fiche/PB00140397.html It s good ? Thank you !!! =) Quote
Vanaraud Posted August 24, 2013 Posted August 24, 2013 I don´t speak french but seems ok for me. But be sure that RAM comes with Dual-Channel mode, that means PC has to have 2 modules inserted in motherboard: 2x4GB. Also with same money you could get Intel Haswell i5-4670k or IB i5-3570k and a SSD in price if you´d put your PC together by yourself. But you could go to local dealer and ask if you can get with same mony 2 times 4GB RAM, 45GB or 60GB(good enough for starters) SSD and I5-4670k. Sometimes they accept costumers wishes. (I´d still prefer IB as it runs on lower temps and thus has more OC potential) Quote
cobvious Posted August 24, 2013 Posted August 24, 2013 I couldn't read much of it but google translate helped me out. the amd fx series is a group of is a solid processors, and the radeon 7970 is more then enough for cod 4. The mobo is solid with efi bios (just newer and user friendly) The case is full atx so its going to be huge, but if you dont mind its fine. So the moral of the story Its good, but you could build the exact same pc yourself for less. I priced it out on new egg most of the part the same (the build dosnt specify make or model on some things) i ended up with $1050 with free shipping. Quote
kamikaze71 Posted August 25, 2013 Author Posted August 25, 2013 Okay thanks i think to make my own PC or rebuild my pc in a good configuration ? i don't know ........ :/ Quote
Vanaraud Posted August 25, 2013 Posted August 25, 2013 You can ask for starters politely if its possible to add for same sum 2x4GB RAM and 60GB SSD. If they agree I don´t see a reason to start building own PC. IF not then you could do better by building by your own. Thats my 2 cents atleast. Quote
kamikaze71 Posted August 25, 2013 Author Posted August 25, 2013 I think i rebuild my PC ... it's a good idea ? :/ Quote
Vanaraud Posted August 27, 2013 Posted August 27, 2013 So I put together some PC settings to see if its possible to get same specs for same money. The first build comes a bit more expensive because of the CPU which is same or better in gaming. But if you are going to edit videos\pics then AMD would be even be better and cheaper. But you can OC this one also. Or take CPU from next cheaper list but you can´t OC that CPU. Intel Core i5-3570K, Quad Core, 3.40GHz, 6MB, LGA1155, 22nm, 77W 210.29€ASROCK MB Z75 S1155 ATX/Z75 PRO3 ASROCK 73€KINGSTON MEMORY DIMM 8GB PC12800 DDR3/HYPERX KIT2 KINGSTON 63.52€Corsair Carbide Series® 300R Windowed Compact PC Gaming Case 76.5€OCZ Technology OCZ Power supply ModXStream Pro 700W 71.6€ADATA SSD Adata Premier Pro SP900 64GB SATA3 60.88€WD HDD SATA 3TB 6GB/S 64MB/WD30EZRX WDC 113€Cooler Master Europe B.V. CPU cooler Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo 31.81€Some cheap CD drive 15€MSI Radeon HD 7870, 2GB DDR5 (256 Bit) 200€ All in all 915.6, its a bit more expensive but has extra 60GB SSD and 2 DDR3 4GB RAM modules. Actually you don´t need 3 TB HDD right a way, so you can cut 50€ by replacing it with 1TB HDD and later buy external HDD for backups. Or you can go to the PC vendors with story like: " I´ve heard SSD-s are good and also whats about dual channel memory?. I wonder if this PC has it also?" If they offer you some SSD and DDR 2xGB I´d go with the PC from link. On that list should check if CPU cooler fits between DDR and case... Or if you want to save some money here´s some good PC which is also energy efficient but still has some kicks in it, should play Crysis 3 on medium settings: Intel Core i5-3470, Quad Core, 3.20GHz, 6MB, LGA1155, 22nm, 77W 173.52€ASROCK MB Z75 S1155 ATX/Z75 PRO3 ASROCK 73€KINGSTON MEMORY DIMM 8GB PC12800 DDR3/HYPERX KIT2 KINGSTON 63.52€Corsair Carbide Series® 300R Windowed Compact PC Gaming Case 76.5€OCZ Technology OCZ Power supply ModXStream Pro 700W 71.6€ADATA SSD Adata Premier Pro SP900 64GB SATA3 60.88€WD HDD SATA 1TB 7200RPM 6GB/S/64MB WD10EZEX 58.5€Some cheap CD drive 15€Sapphire Radeon HD 7790 OC, 1GB DDR5 (128 Bit) 137.36€729.88 I use older generation Ivy Bridge CPU-s as they are more energy efficient and i5-3570k should have more OC headroom as its equivalent on Haswell side. I hope I didn´t forget some crucial parts. Also motherboard must be checked for your needs: if you use some video\soundcards then you might need more PCI\PCI-e slots... Also Thunderbolt bus is out, not that I now many cameras\LCD-s etc for it yet. EDIT2: Forgot to ask if you have decent case atm and PSU? could save some money from there also... Quote
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