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As strange as it may seem, you're going to use a lot of micro, not graphics. If you still insist, get a Gigabyte GeForce GTX 730 2GB GDDR5 (it gives a very acceptable resolution via HDMI), just to be on the safe side, and the rest of the budget on a good monitor, which is a must in this case.
As for storage, that's up to you. I prefer a raid 1 to protect against disk failures and an external one for backups and daily handling, the OS and the swap file, that is, on an SSD.
The power supply is a bit long, you're not going to light up a fair. :ugly: A 700W brand name one is already good.
Cases with fans on the side can cause problems with high heatsinks, check the dimensions carefully.

Edit: Yes, that graphics card is very good, I can vouch for it; but for what you're doing, it's throwing money away... if you're only going to use it for photo and/or video editing. ;D

Hello, right now I am waiting because nvidia is releasing new graphics cards in a couple of months and I want to see how the market turns out. As for the processor, I was thinking about the one you mentioned because it goes to 4 ghz and because I assume it is an evolution for the better of the other. The same memory at 2166 or whatever... but the fastest. And as for the motherboard... there I get lost. If the one you put is of the latest generation... well the price is very good. My case... well this week I put in a friend's nvidia 470 and it fit well. And it's not small. Anyway, when I recover from the blow, I'll put a matching one later.

Thanks for your opinion and goodbye!!!

@Fassou:

In a couple of weeks, nVIDIA presents its new GTX (probably GTX870 and GTX880), so waiting a bit will allow you to have better prices on the graphics card.

Salu2!

Fassou is right, but if you don't want to get a high-end card because of the price or because you don't need it, go for the 700 series, or wait a few months for them to release the 850, 840, and others

I won't forgive, I made a mistake Xl

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The Obione configuration seems generally quite correct to me. You could scratch a little by putting in a slightly cheaper motherboard, a cheaper cooler as well, but in general you would lower between 40-50€ from one side to the other

Then if that budget is high, don't buy the SSD, and you can mount a cheaper graphics card, but from about 700-800€ you can mount a pretty good gaming PC.

If you don't want to upgrade in a good time an AMD FX is a good solution without going out of price. Otherwise, to notice a change you have to go for an I7 and already between micro and motherboard the budget would go up by about 150€ or more.

To play today in general an Intel I5 is better but, some games like BF4 use AMD micros like FX very well and perform very well.

The FX-8320 goes to 3500 but they all easily go up to 4000-4200 with good ventilation. I have an FX-8350 because my previous FX-8320 blew up and they changed it for this one, otherwise the FX-8320 is more than enough, don't buy the FX-8350.

Next year there will be new micros, DDR4 memories... but if you wait until the end you won't enjoy the computer and there won't be a very big change in power in principle so that PC should last you a few years. If in the future it falls short, you put 8 more Gigas of Ram.

@hAyO:

tampoco es mal micro el 4770K

No es mal micro, pero calentorro un rato :mudo:

Salu2!

I would note that the titan z will only be around almost 3k euros

I hadn't noticed the price of the hard drives, the last time I saw them they weren't that cheap :D.

As for the power supply you recommended, it seems to be of the same quality and modulates if I'm not mistaken, so I will change it in the budget as well. Although in Aussar there is only the 550w one.

Best regards and thanks for your help.

Muchas gracias, Ferelxyx.

That hard drive has the perfect capacity, and it's also a brand that I really like.

With the KRK you can connect both PC and CD, you have 3 connections, you can put one by jack and another by RCA. With other monitors you have 1 or 2 connectors.

I already have yours.

At first glance, it's a great team, but I see some things that don't add up to me, for example; a lot of source for a single graphic, with one of good quality (just like you put, both are very good, being superior the Corsair, the one made by Seasonic) and with about 600/700W you would be overdoing it, then I don't see any heatsink (be careful with the memories you want, both are high profile) depending on the cooling you put, I could advise you about them, if you put an RL, the problems with them are over, now I'll tell you about the motherboard, do you really need that one, for what? with much less price, you can get a very good one too, but of course, it's just a suggestion, if there's budget and whim, go ahead, it's just a suggestion. Pd: if you have any questions, we're here. Regards.

I move this post to Complete Settings, and delete the other identical post. ¬¬

Regarding the configuration, I would buy the 2TB HDD and as it seems that the budget is very tight, I would use the integrated graphics of the micro, until I save more and buy an R7 260X or higher.

Salu2!

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I think that if you don't do an aggressive OC, then a Scythe Mugen 4 will be perfect for you

Yes, basically that's what I was looking for.

One question, which version did I download? Considering that it would be for a CD or USB bootable and that I have 32 gigas of RAM, (I mention this in case you need to look for a 64-bit version like Windows).

Thanks.

It would be better source, FSP Raider or Corsair CX but well, if you have to scrape this, a 270X moves you: http://xtremmedia.com/?q=cconfig/view#A023913,A012629,A008468,A001648,A002314,A021463,A001299