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Would you buy this build?

  • Yes

    Votes: 1 16.7%

  • No

    Votes: 5 83.3%
  • Total voters
    6
I assume you won't be using this build for high profile games, like Batman Arkham Knight, or Fallout 4. Usually, a cooling fan comes with the processor, so buying an extra one isn't all necessary. Honestly, it's your choice.

I still have the standard cooling fan that came with my i7 4790k. Still have had no problems, and I've played some serious games on it.
 
Tom Savageflint said:
I assume you won't be using this build for high profile games, like Batman Arkham Knight, or Fallout 4. Usually, a cooling fan comes with the processor, so buying an extra one isn't all necessary. Honestly, it's your choice.

I still have the standard cooling fan that came with my i7 4790k. Still have had no problems, and I've played some serious games on it.
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lol no those r too expensive. I think you're looking at the first build i posted, not getting that one.
 
Oh, what I meant was, you don't need to get the extra fan, since your processor should come with one. You should check, though. But you can spend those extra 28 dollars somewhere else.
 
John Foulroberts said:
AMD is great for budget builds!

My only comment would be regarding the CPU cooler. Since that APU already comes with a cooler, it's a bit unnecessary to buy an aftermarket cooler if you aren't concerned with either acoustics and/or overclocking. Could shave a few dollars off the total if removed.
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jamesc1997 said:
nope not enough power for all my games I perfer nvidia
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8gb ram with capacity for 16gb, 3.7 gigahert cpu, 2gb video is more than enough for almost all games that dont have ridiculous system requirements *cough* crysis *cough*
 
My dad Toothless builds exotic rigs for people on a custom order basis. They tell him what they want and he runs over to microcenter and discusses "nerd/geek-speak" with the techies there and comes back and tells the customer what they really want, based on the bargains, sale items and refurbished and out of box components he can muster, as well as state-of-the-art new components.
Usually saves them about a grand or more and the systems he creates are insane, complete with swapable graphics cards, dual cooling systems and all the bells and whistles.
Microcenter offers a paid for 3 year warranty as well, no questions asked, at an incredibly affordable cost. Anything goes bad, exchange it free with no hassles. They even take mail-in returns/swaps.
Might want to check them (microcenter) out when building a rig because they love helping people make incredible machines.
 
Crashalot said:
My dad Toothless builds exotic rigs for people on a custom order basis. They tell him what they want and he runs over to microcenter and discusses "nerd/geek-speak" with the techies there and comes back and tells the customer what they really want, based on the bargains, sale items and refurbished and out of box components he can muster, as well as state-of-the-art new components.
Usually saves them about a grand or more and the systems he creates are insane, complete with swapable graphics cards, dual cooling systems and all the bells and whistles.
Microcenter offers a paid for 3 year warranty as well, no questions asked, at an incredibly affordable cost. Anything goes bad, exchange it free with no hassles. They even take mail-in returns/swaps.
Might want to check them (microcenter) out when building a rig because they love helping people make incredible machines.
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yea i'll probably go to a microcenter to make sure everything's a-o-k
 
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