finally! :)

Dumpy · 06-12-2009, 06:27 PM

iv been around, postin builds and what not for you guys to give me opinions on, and now iv narrowed it down to 2

( ordering mid next week or so) its a 300$ budget, im building it for light gaming ( i know, theres no GPU in there yet this is what i can afford for next week

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AMD
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299.55$

just made it

Intel
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Now this one comes to $369.94but it has 40$ MIR so 329$ isnt a big push and its got a gpu

As for hardrive and case, i have both so opinions please and thanks

Muffin Man · 06-12-2009, 07:41 PM

meh..ur location sry

edit: sry, i keep fogetting that this is a popular site that is like world-wide nd also the prices in canada are ridiculous...

Dumpy · 06-12-2009, 07:44 PM

thanks very much, yeah i mentioned that i have the hdd and case

but im in Canada so i cant really use that

i noticed prices in canada are like.. 20$+ more lol

95BlackGA · 06-12-2009, 09:20 PM

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I'd switch out the MSI for this MSI. It's a little more, but you get a MUCH better chipset, and capable onboard for light gaming. (Plus HDMI).

toxicity_27 · 06-12-2009, 10:09 PM

You also shouldn't need to get the SATA cable. The motherboards should have them with since they're retail.

95BlackGA · 06-12-2009, 10:25 PM

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Originally Posted by toxicity_27

You also shouldn't need to get the SATA cable. The motherboards should have them with since they're retail.

While they are retail, there's only 1 SATA cable. If he plans on running both hard drive(s) and optical drive(s) he'll need an extra SATA cable.

Also, OP I noticed that you were wanting the 4850e. Unless you're wanting a low power computer, I would go with the 7750 Kuma for the extra couple of dollars. You will be much happier. And it's more friendly to overclocking.

Dumpy · 06-12-2009, 11:55 PM

thanks everybody

as for the sata cable, i need the extra because i have a sata hardrive (external) i plan on using for storage. and I would love to use the Kuma but its a VERY tight budget, so il try and see what i come out with

thank you again, more suggestions are welcome.

EDIT: Its okay muffin man thanks for replying at all

and im reading the reviews on the PSU i picked out and im starting to have doubts.. is it alright? or can someone suggest something around the same price range that is better?

The Kuma worked in. i could only get either that other mobo or the new cpu.. so i went with cpu

and the dvd drive i picked is now deactivated.. so i need to wait a little bit for another one but this is what the build is now, for $242.51

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95BlackGA · 06-13-2009, 10:19 AM

In all honesty, I would much rather go with the KA780GM2 and the 4850e, than the K9N6PGM2-V and the 7750. You get a MUCH better motherboard, that is a LOT more upgradeable. For the PSU, you don't need that much power. You don't have a power hungry system. Save the money, and use it else where (KA780GM2 and the Kuma could be had then.

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