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    Okay since I won't be building the i7 build due to the price,I've decided to build a PC that will do the job for under $1000.Metalkon pretty much built this PC for me and all now I just need to know if this PC build is good enough or if it can be improved.I really want the best PC I can get for $1000 :lol:.Please reply back with what it needs etc;.Thanks a lot

    Click Here to see the PC

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    Wish List:
    Qty. Product Description Savings Total Price 1 SIGMA SHARK SP-635 635W ATX12V V2.01 SLI Ready Power Supply
    Item #: N82E16817226002
    Return Policy: 30 Day Return Policy -$20.00 Instant
    $15.00 Mail-in Rebate
    $89.99
    $69.99 1 Antec Nine Hundred Black Steel ATX Mid Tower Computer Case
    Item #: N82E16811129021
    Return Policy: Manufacturer Warranty -$30.00 Instant
    $139.99
    $109.99 1 GIGABYTE GA-EX58-UD3R LGA 1366 Intel X58 ATX Intel Motherboard
    Item #: N82E16813128375
    Return Policy: Limited Non-Refundable 30-Day Return Policy $15.00 Mail-in Rebate
    $209.99 1 MSI R4830-T2D1G Radeon HD 4830 1GB 256-bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFire Supported Video Card
    Item #: N82E16814127424
    Return Policy: Limited Non-Refundable 30-Day Return Policy -$10.00 Instant
    $30.00 Mail-in Rebate
    $129.99
    $119.99 1 Intel Core i7 920 Nehalem 2.66GHz LGA 1366 130W Quad-Core Processor Model BX80601920
    Item #: N82E16819115202
    Return Policy: Processors (CPUs) Return Policy
    $288.99 1 G.SKILL 6GB (3 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10666) Triple Channel Kit Desktop Memory Model F3-10666CL9T-6GBNQ
    Item #: N82E16820231223
    Return Policy: Limited Non-Refundable 30-Day Return Policy -$25.00 Instant
    $109.99
    $84.99 1 Western Digital Caviar SE16 WD6400AAKS 640GB 7200 RPM SATA 3.0Gb/s 3.5" Hard Drive
    Item #: N82E16822136218
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    $69.99 1 SAMSUNG 22X DVD±R DVD Burner Black IDE Model SH-S222A
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    $22.99

    Total is 979.92. So you can still build an i7 if you wish.

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    Not bad, the price is OK, could be cheaper on the CPU and PSU, but overall I'd say its acceptable.

    The specs itself are decent, I'd try to go with the E8500 however, not much of an improvement, but if you're going to OC you'll have a better set for the same price (your CPU is overpriced by 30-50$ in first place already :P)

    And why did you go from the Geforce 9800 gt to the ATI? I'd much rather get a SLI ready mobo and go for the 9800, in case you'll want to upgrade sooner or later you can always add a second to it

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    fuck me i wish i waited a year to build my pc...

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    fuck me i wish i waited a year to build my pc...[/b]
    if u insist...

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    The new 4770 is about equal to a 4850 and heres some information about it compared to the 4850 and 9800GT.
    http://www.pcgameshardware.com/aid,682726/...800-GT/Reviews/

    Review: Ati Radeon HD 4770 - Conclusion

    AMD delivered a good package. For about 90 Euros (on April 28, 2009) the Radeon HD 4770 is stuffed with modern technology like DirectX 10.1, GDDR5 and 40 nanometer structure. The cooling solution of the reference design is getting rid of the heat and is not annoying when doing so and also offers some overclocking capabilities. Given our OC results of 900/1,000 MHz overclockers might have some fun with he HD 4770. The only point for criticism on the card is: The comparatively high power consumption in idle mode - AMD still has to work on that for the GDDR5 products.

    The performance is higher than expected. The Radeon HD 4770 is able to beat the HD 4830 and the Geforce 9800 GT most of the time and sometimes even get on the level of cards that are more expensive like the Radeon HD 4850 or the Geforce 9800 GTX.

    Pro & Contra
    + New technology on a small device
    + High game performance for the targeted market sector
    + Good cooling solution
    - Idle power consumption[/b]
    IloveYouToo, is that in USD or CAD? If thats in USD then it will cost him about $1300 CAD. I have not seen an i7 for under $300 on Canadian websites yet.

    E8400 vs E8500
    Both CPU's are the exact same except for the multiplyer, but there's a $50 difference for it.

    E8500 = 9.5x
    E8400 = 9.0x

    I personally don't think its worth it for his Setup.

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    IloveYouToo, is that in USD or CAD? If thats in USD then it will cost him about $1300 CAD. I have not seen an i7 for under $300 on Canadian websites yet.[/b]
    I didn't realize he meant 1000 canadian dollars =l. It is in USD so i guess that build is a little over your limits

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    I didn't realize he meant 1000 canadian dollars =l. It is in USD so i guess that build is a little over your limits[/b]
    yep lol

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    The video card isn't that great, You should get one with 7xx MB or more.

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    The video card isn't that great, You should get one with 7xx MB or more.[/b]
    Just looking at your VideoCard's Ram onbard doesnt means its good. I have a GeForce 7300LE that has 256mb onboard, let me tell you its a piece of shit compared to other VC, but for its price ($30) its ok i guess. Dont look at the ram, thats really the last thing you want to check, look at clock speed and stuff[/b]
    This^
    though more RAM Helps quite a bit, it does not mean that a Card is better or not but there are versions of cards with more RAM if the person pays more.

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    The video card isn't that great, You should get one with 7xx MB or more.[/b]
    that coming from the koxping 3th guy, i'm sure he will listen to you. You are after all, known on the forum as the next Einstein.

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    that coming from the koxping 3th guy, i'm sure he will listen to you. You are after all, known on the forum as the next Einstein.[/b]
    sorry but i dont need this on this topic

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    fuck me i wish i waited a year to build my pc...[/b]
    +1 :S

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    Good stuff.

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