[MEGATHREAD] Personal Computer - Updated builds thanks to Logical Increments

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Why? All of them are reliable enough, and 500W is more than enough. Paying more for the sake of having a shiny "Corsair" sticker on it is the only reasoning I see behind paying more for a PSU.
It leaves more room for upgrading in the future.

i'm keeping the same power supply




:D


cept forget watch dogs

nice

so this is the final thing
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/jpHqBm
a case and new power supply

and my grandpa said he'll "check around"
i should tell him these parts are online only mostly

cept forget watch dogs
are you gonna like

keep it anyway

cus i'll take it :))


that site already shows the best price locations of those parts. but i would still at least double check the amazon and newegg prices per item.

the only place i would buy parts offline is maybe microcenter. but they only have deals with cpu+mobo packages. or overstocked cases and such. not usually a great place to save money

ill prob give it away to someone on our clans facebook page https://www.facebook.com/groups/FuriousPCGaming/
dunno maybe ill run a screenshot contest or something.

but i wont even have the ley for a few days yet anyway

What exactly does hyperthreading do in laymen's terms? I was thinking about going from a i5 to an i7 processor of similar speed and capability, just that the i7 has hyperthreading

Ok i know i'd sound like a huge derp but what exactly does a processor and graphics card affect?

Ok i know i'd sound like a huge derp but what exactly does a processor and graphics card affect?

I know that a good CPU can help emulate
sorry that's like all i know :u

hey deve the superclocked version of that 750ti is only 30 bucks more. prob wouldnt notice the difference but thats not much money for a slight upgrade.

nah it's fine lol
thanks for telling though i might look into it


Deve didn't like the high performance build I made for him earlier. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/Zm884D