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    New budget £950

    Hi Guys,

    Sorry to post again, i have a new budget , £950.

    I have come up with

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    700W EZCool Infinity pPFC Low Noise ATX v2.2 Dual +12v Rails 2.1 SATA/PCIE Ready 12cm Fan £34.77 £40.85
    LN22762

    Antec 300 Three Hundred, Black Midi Tower Ultimate Gaming Case w/o PSU £36.48 £42.86
    LN25348

    6GB (3x2GB) Corsair XMS3, DDR3 PC3-12800 (1600) Non-ECC Unbuffered, CAS 9-9-9-24, 1.65V £104.12 £122.34
    LN28746

    1TB Samsung HD103SJ Spinpoint F3, SATA 3Gb/s, 7200rpm, 32MB Cache, 8.9 ms, NCQ, OEM £40.97 £48.14
    LN32005

    24" Acer EcoDisplay, V243HLbmd , LED, 1920x1080 HD, Black, Wide, DVI/VGA, 8000000:1, 250CD/m2, 5ms £135.89 £159.67
    LN32138

    Intel Core i7 930 D0 SLBKP Bloomfield 45nm, 2.8 GHz, QPI 4.8GT/s, 8MB Cache, 20x Ratio, 130W, Retail £189.17 £222.27
    LN32364

    Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD3R Rev 2, Intel X58, S1366, SLi/Xfire PCI-E 2, DDR3 2200<, USB3 & SATA 6Gb/s £134.17 £157.65
    LN32427

    1GB Gigabyte HD 5770 , PCI-E 2.0 (x16), 4800MHz GDDR5, GPU 850MHz, 800 Cores, DL DVI/HDMI/DP £113.58 £133.46
    LN33965

    Sony AD-5260S-0B 24x DVD±R, 12xDVD±DL, DVD+RW x8/-RWx6 SATA, Black, OEM £13.50 £15.86

    Anything i missed off? or anything i could change to make it better? or cheaper?

    That came to about £947

    Cheers

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    Re: New budget £950

    Looks solid enough, although maybe swap the 930 for a 920 and then move from the 5770 to GTX460 with the difference?

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    Re: New budget £950

    Change the PSU to a decent branded one such as Corsair/Enermax/Antec.
    Kalniel: "Nice review Tarinder - would it be possible to get a picture of the case when the components are installed (with the side off obviously)?"
    CAT-THE-FIFTH: "The Antec 300 is a case which has an understated and clean appearance which many people like. Not everyone is into e-peen looking computers which look like a cross between the imagination of a hyperactive 10 year old and a Frog."
    TKPeters: "Off to AVForum better Deal - £20+Vat for Free Shipping @ Scan"
    for all intents it seems to be the same card minus some gays name on it and a shielded cover ? with OEM added to it - GoNz0.

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    Re: New budget £950

    First of all, you missed the cost of the OS, unless you already have your own or want Linux etc.

    You also may or may not already have speakers, keyboard and mouse, but if not you may wish to reconsider your budget. My general rule of thumb is that keyboard, speakers and mouse should be around 25% of the overall cost, if you want to feel that you made a quality investment.

    In some ways you will have a great system, however I would also point out that whilst you will certainly be able to play modern games, there are other systems that you could buy which would give greater framerates (although would lose out a little in other areas).
    If we put a cap of £800 on the base unit, so you can still get that monitor, we have:

    http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=25589
    Scan's very own £700 gaming system as reviewed here at hexus. You still have £100 spare in your budget to up the CPU if you wished.

    There is a £750 all-in system here worth a look.

    These will give you some ideas.
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    Re: New budget £950

    As above. If you can find a cheaper 920 it shouldn't make any if much difference.

    I'd Shop around for ram.

    The PSU is probably not great; the one you found on the today only in your last build was a good choice. Its worth finding reviews as the PSUs are made by one company and rebranded and sold under another name; two different models sold under the same brand name might actually be very different in quality.

    You probably already know but 20 posts on hexus gets you free postage with scan. Don't apologise for posting; we're here to help (or not!).

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    Re: New budget £950

    Quote Originally Posted by bluu View Post

    700W EZCool Infinity pPFC Low Noise ATX v2.2 Dual +12v Rails 2.1 SATA/PCIE Ready 12cm Fan £34.77 £40.85
    Sometimes Scan have the FSP 700w on special offer for around that price.

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    Re: New budget £950

    Cheers for the feedback guys, How does the below sound? I could do with getting everything from scan ideally as its going to a business.

    Would a different graphics card be better? Not sure with the different makes etc. Also is the monitor okay? PSU okay? Or is there a cheaper option that would be okay? Should i change the fan so i can overclock the cpu?

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    560W Silverstone Zeus ST56ZF Quiet SLi 2x PCI-E + 6x SATA, EPS12v, 80mm Fan PSU

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    Item in stock. 560W Silverstone Zeus ST56ZF Quiet SLi 2x PCI-E + 6x SATA, EPS12v, 80mm Fan PSU 28 day installation damage insurance with Scansure available on this product £53.98 £63.43
    Antec 300 Three Hundred, Black Midi Tower Ultimate Gaming Case w/o PSU

    LN22762
    Item in stock. Antec 300 Three Hundred, Black Midi Tower Ultimate Gaming Case w/o PSU 28 day installation damage insurance with Scansure available on this product £36.48 £42.86
    6GB (3x2GB) Corsair XMS3, DDR3 PC3-12800 (1600) Non-ECC Unbuffered, CAS 9-9-9-24, 1.65V

    LN25348
    Item in stock. 6GB (3x2GB) Corsair XMS3, DDR3 PC3-12800 (1600) Non-ECC Unbuffered, CAS 9-9-9-24, 1.65V 28 day installation damage insurance with Scansure available on this product £104.12 £122.34
    1TB Samsung HD103SJ Spinpoint F3, SATA 3Gb/s, 7200rpm, 32MB Cache, 8.9 ms, NCQ, OEM

    LN28746
    Item in stock. 1TB Samsung HD103SJ Spinpoint F3, SATA 3Gb/s, 7200rpm, 32MB Cache, 8.9 ms, NCQ, OEM 28 day installation damage insurance with Scansure available on this product £40.97 £48.14
    Sony AD-7260S-0B 24x DVD&#177;R, 12xDVD&#177;DL, DVD+RW x8/-RWx6 ,12xRAM SATA, Black, OEM

    LN33579
    Item in stock. Sony AD-7260S-0B 24x DVD±R, 12xDVD±DL, DVD+RW x8/-RWx6 ,12xRAM SATA, Black, OEM 28 day installation damage insurance with Scansure available on this product £13.59 £15.97
    1GB Gainward GTX 460 GS, 3600MHz GDDR5, GPU 700MHz, 336 Cores, D-Sub/ 2x DL DVI-I/ HDMI

    LN34392
    Item in stock. 1GB Gainward GTX 460 GS, 3600MHz GDDR5, GPU 700MHz, 336 Cores, D-Sub/ 2x DL DVI-I/ HDMI 28 day installation damage insurance with Scansure available on this product £159.46 £187.37
    Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD3R Rev 2, Intel X58, S1366, SLi/Xfire PCI-E 2, DDR3 2200&lt;, USB3 &amp; SATA 6Gb/s

    Item in stock. Intel i7 920, D0 SLEBJ S1366, Bloomfield, 2.66 GHz, QPI 4.8GT/s, 8MB Cache, 20x Ratio, 130W, OEM + G

    * LN32364 Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD3R Rev 2, Intel X58, S1366, SLi/Xfire PCI-E 2, DDR3 2200<, USB3 & SATA 6Gb/s
    * LN25239 Intel i7 920, D0 SLEBJ S1366, Bloomfield, 2.66 GHz, QPI 4.8GT/s, 8MB Cache, 20x Ratio, 130W, OEM

    28 day installation damage insurance with Scansure available on this product £267.99 £314.89
    24&quot; Acer EcoDisplay, V243HLbmd , LED, 1920x1080 HD, Black, Wide, DVI/VGA, 8000000:1, 250CD/m2, 5ms

    Item in stock. 24" Acer EcoDisplay, V243HLbmd , LED, 1920x1080 HD, Black, Wide, DVI/VGA, 8000000:1, 250CD/m2, 5ms

    * LN32005 24" Acer EcoDisplay, V243HLbmd , LED, 1920x1080 HD, Black, Wide, DVI/VGA, 8000000:1, 250CD/m2, 5ms

    28 day installation damage insurance with Scansure available on this product £128.99 £151.56


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    Re: New budget £950

    What will you be doing with your pc? Do you really need an i7 system? I've got an i7 system myself and I can see that I definitely have it on idle most of the time.

    Second of all, although the PSU is from a good make, it still isn't very good. You should definitely spend a lot on the PSU as it usually is the least upgraded thing yet it can die pretty easily over time if it's a bad one.

    I'd go for something like the XFX 650W XXX (~£70) or Be Quiet E7 600W White Edition (~£60) if you want modular PSUs or if you don't mind having the cluttered wired PSUs then CoolerMaster GX650W (~£60) or OCZ StealthXStream II 600W (~£54) will do nicely.

    Also, from my own experience, i7s run really hot and so you'll either wanna spend ~£50 on cooling it or just not bother with overclocking it much at all.
    Last edited by Ulti; 22-07-2010 at 01:25 AM.

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    Re: New budget £950

    bluu,

    I, like you, am in the process of building a good spec computer. The one thing that I have gleaned from my research and from all the good advice from HEXUS is don't go for a cheap PSU.

    Now your spec is almost identical to my original spec and for that you want about a 600-650w output. This is a bit of an overkill but by not running a PSU at it's maximum capacity you extend it's life and improve it's supply stability.

    Also by having this extra power you won't have any problems adding extra HDDs should you want too in the future.

    I'm going for the 650w ANTEC True Power New Modular PSU. I couldn't find a bad review for this unit and it has the Bronze Efficiency standard.
    http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/650W-...-Pin-120mm-Fan
    and at just over £78 is good value for a PSU of this spec.

    I'm sure there are other units out there just as good and I'm sure the good folks of HEXUS will point you in the direction of them.

    Hope this helps.

    Edit: In fact this PSU is down in price from last week by nearly a fiver. I think I'll toodle off and buy one now.

    Edit 2: And now it's on "for one day only" so I'm glad I waited because I've saved another £1.

    Quote Originally Posted by bluu View Post
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    Oh! and one other thing the mobo you have chosen has 4 pci-e slots if I remember right but unless you have a case with 8 expansion ports you won't be able to use the "lowest one" that's why I went for the Lancool K58 which is very similar in price and looks to the Antec 300. I got mine at £50 from CCL with free postage and it's a fantastic case with proper a tool free construction.
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    Re: New budget £950

    Thank you. Ulti, i probably dont need an i7 in the slightest however i do want this PC to last me a good number of years. Im not up for upgrading in 3 years time.; so i decided to spend alot now and hopefully little in the future.

    I do abit of web designing, photoshop etc. And play a couple of games. I was originally going to go for the phenom II but then i thought might aswell go the whole hog and spend abit extra now so i dont have to upgrade again for a while.

    Is the graphics card ok?

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    Re: New budget £950

    If you only play a couple of games you might not even need the GTX 460 GS, which resolutions do you play at? But I guess if you won't be upgrading in 3 years time it may be a good choice to go for that graphics card as it should last a while.

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    Re: New budget £950

    It's a good gaming card.
    I still use my AMD Radeon 3870 and, despite what benchmarks might tell you, I still consider it to be a strong card with modern games. The 5770 is stronger than mine, and the 460 is better again.
    They will each last you a good few years.
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    Re: New budget £950

    If it was me with that budget I would be looking i750 and P55 board, you would get a good saving for little real world performance loss and you ought to be able to squeeze in a little SSD for the OS and improve your GPU to 5830-5850 with a bit of shopping around

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    Re: New budget £950

    okay so i think im ready:

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    650W Corsair CMPSU-650TX, single 12V rail, energy efficient, quiet &amp; cool, fully compatible

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    Item in stock. 650W Corsair CMPSU-650TX, single 12V rail, energy efficient, quiet & cool, fully compatible 28 day installation damage insurance with Scansure available on this product £66.65 £78.31
    Antec 300 Three Hundred, Black Midi Tower Ultimate Gaming Case w/o PSU

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    Item in stock. Antec 300 Three Hundred, Black Midi Tower Ultimate Gaming Case w/o PSU 28 day installation damage insurance with Scansure available on this product £36.48 £42.86
    1TB Samsung HD103SJ Spinpoint F3, SATA 3Gb/s, 7200rpm, 32MB Cache, 8.9 ms, NCQ, OEM

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    Item in stock. 1TB Samsung HD103SJ Spinpoint F3, SATA 3Gb/s, 7200rpm, 32MB Cache, 8.9 ms, NCQ, OEM 28 day installation damage insurance with Scansure available on this product £39.98 £46.98
    Sony AD-5240S-0B 24x DVDR 12xDVDDL DVDRW x8/-RWx6 SATA Black

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    Item in stock. Sony AD-5240S-0B 24x DVDR 12xDVDDL DVDRW x8/-RWx6 SATA Black 28 day installation damage insurance with Scansure available on this product £12.76 £14.99
    6GB (3x2GB) Corsair XMS3, DDR3 PC3-12800 (1600) Non-ECC Unbuffered, CAS 9-9-9-24, 1.65V

    Item in stock. Intel Core i7 930 D0 SLBKP Bloomfield 45nm, 2.8 GHz, QPI 4.8GT/s, 8MB Cache, 20x Ratio, 130W, Retail

    * LN25348 6GB (3x2GB) Corsair XMS3, DDR3 PC3-12800 (1600) Non-ECC Unbuffered, CAS 9-9-9-24, 1.65V
    * LN33069 Asus P6X58D-E, Intel X58, S1366, PCI-E 2.0 (x16), DDR3 2000 (OC), SATA 6Gb/s, SATA RAID, ATX
    * LN32138 Intel Core i7 930 D0 SLBKP Bloomfield 45nm, 2.8 GHz, QPI 4.8GT/s, 8MB Cache, 20x Ratio, 130W, Retail

    28 day installation damage insurance with Scansure available on this product £389.99 £458.24
    24&quot; Acer EcoDisplay, V243HLbmd , LED, 1920x1080 HD, Black, Wide, DVI/VGA, 8000000:1, 250CD/m2, 5ms

    Item in stock. 24" Acer EcoDisplay, V243HLbmd , LED, 1920x1080 HD, Black, Wide, DVI/VGA, 8000000:1, 250CD/m2, 5ms

    * LN32005 24" Acer EcoDisplay, V243HLbmd , LED, 1920x1080 HD, Black, Wide, DVI/VGA, 8000000:1, 250CD/m2, 5ms

    28 day installation damage insurance with Scansure available on this product £128.99 £151.56
    1GB Gainward GTX 460 GS, 3600MHz GDDR5, GPU 700MHz, 336 Cores, D-Sub/ 2x DL DVI-I/ HDMI

    Item in stock. 1GB Gainward GTX 460 GS, 3600MHz GDDR5, GPU 700MHz, 336 Cores, D-Sub/ 2x DL DVI-I/ HDMI

    * LN34392 1GB Gainward GTX 460 GS, 3600MHz GDDR5, GPU 700MHz, 336 Cores, D-Sub/ 2x DL DVI-I/ HDMI

    28 day installation damage insurance with Scansure available on this product £154.99 £182.11

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    £991.62

    Are there any changes i can make to save abit of money? Like the power supply? or anything else?

    Thanks again, need to buy something tonight

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