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New Mid-High gaming RIG, need opinions!

Would you consider this a good gaming PC for the money?


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When the GTX 400 series came out, I went and got a GTX 470 and then later wished I had bought the GTX 480
So get the GTX 580 the card will run all games with no issues, then down the road, save some more money and buy second one.
 
When the GTX 400 series came out, I went and got a GTX 470 and then later wished I had bought the GTX 480
So get the GTX 580 the card will run all games with no issues, then down the road, save some more money and buy second one.

No, save some money and down the road, sell it to get the new king-of-the-hill :bleh:
 
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Looks like the 580 gets the vote then... geez this comp just keeps getting upgrades ;]

Hey yycraven what is your avatar? Kinda looks like Sam Carter from SG-1 but it's too small to tell...
 
Welcome to the world of computer's always doing upgrades... :haha:

Yes it is Sam Carter from SG-1 :)
 
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Do you have a link stashed away somewhere? or the actual photo...I didn't find it in a quick google prowl and I'm too tired to go trolling for it lol...

Edit: Well I found it but only a 150x150... is that all you found?

Ok everyone I am going to be doing a "Final Draft" tonight or tomorrow and I hope you all will comment on this one as well :D

Thanks for all the help so far and I hope this time I can come up with a better rig using your suggestions.
 
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No, I don't think yer missing anything...that should rock. I mean, if it's primarily gaming, you might go 2500K, if you want to save close to a hundred. I use mine mainly gaming + surfing, haven't seen any bottlenecks or slowness. And the WD Black 1TB has 64mb cache instead of the 32 of the Seagate, but it'll run you (?) $15 more and I have no clue if you'd ever feel the difference. So just down to nickel and dime stuff, what you have will be great. I see you went whole hog on the PSU, again you could save ~$50 there and still be fine but what you have is quality goods no argument.

And 8G mem vs 16G mem, all you're likely to gain at 16 is compatability headaches. Especially so if you overclock.

Good on ya for stepping up to a 580. I had the same hard debate with myself.
 
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No, I don't think yer missing anything...that should rock. I mean, if it's primarily gaming, you might go 2500K, if you want to save close to a hundred. I use mine mainly gaming + surfing, haven't seen any bottlenecks or slowness. And the WD Black 1TB has 64mb cache instead of the 32 of the Seagate, but it'll run you (?) $15 more and I have no clue if you'd ever feel the difference. So just down to nickel and dime stuff, what you have will be great. I see you went whole hog on the PSU, again you could save ~$50 there and still be fine but what you have is quality goods no argument.

And 8G mem vs 16G mem, all you're likely to gain at 16 is compatability headaches. Especially so if you overclock.

Good on ya for stepping up to a 580. I had the same hard debate with myself.
Why would getting 16g of RAM cause compatibility issues? And why specifically with overclocking?
 

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