@Obione:

Another option, although less expandable, is to look at an FM2. It performs less per core but there are 4 of them and better integrated for the same price as the 3225 (6800K + FM2A75 Pro4), which, by the way, if you're going to use integrated well, the 3225 has the same as the i5 K and the i7 3000 series.

It is true that building an AMD platform today in the mid-range or low-end has some very cool things, but since for him the priority is that it lasts a long time, coming from an AMD 2600 + well, for that reason, in a few years he could get a micro like the 2500K that with overclocking we all know how it performs. In fact, you can find 2500K for under 150€ second-hand, and despite having some time behind it, it's a great micro.

While it is true that if he doesn't want any trouble, a current AMD 4-core, without reaching the level of Intel, is more than decent. I would love to have one of those ;D so he can decide if in the future he will change micro, or if he wants a powerful micro from the start, although it doesn't reach the level of the 4-core Intels.

Here you can see a bit how the AMDs of various sockets perform, see if the AMD platform interests you: AMD A10 6800K review - Game performance GeForce GTX 580 - Far Cry 2 | Battlefield BC2

Hello and welcome,

Read this and you will find answers to all your questions:

What PC to buy - 17-07-2013 - HardLimit

Best regards

I'm not sure if your processor is unlocked, if it is, it's very easy.
If not, you would have to increase the FSB frequency, which means overclocking the entire board, and it's not very recommended, although I do it on my laptop.
To do it, you have to open the computer, and look near the processor, there should be a chip with some letters and numbers and a small logo of the brand (usually ICS)

You write down the numbers of the last row, download a program called Setfsb and choose your PLL (that's what this chip is called).
If you don't understand how Setfsb works, there are several tutorials on Google.
Above all, increase the frequency little by little

Best regards

@ferelxyx:

hola y bienvenid@

well I wouldn't buy that motherboard, I don't trust MSI that much even though it looks very good
I prefer the: ASRock Z77 Extreme4, but that's just my opinion

regards

+1 to the ASRock Z77 Extreme4

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Custom budget. PcComponentes.com

@Bm4n: Si te fijas la cantidad de gente que ha puesto resultados de 3dm el último año se cuenta con las manos, pero sientete libre. para ser exactos dos , con dos entradas cada uno ;D pero , ¿ quien pondría resultados en una pagina que "murió" el 25-Nov-2012 a las 01:39:25. ? P.D ya me currare una "actualización" saludos

No pasa nada, aunque para meter mano entre los componentes te vas a convertir en médico forense, por lo del espacio :ugly: pero tendrás mayor problema. Saludos

I know, but I can't afford to pay for an i5 right now. The first one you told me has it, but from what you've told me, it's pretty limited

I'll keep looking, thanks man

his brother already has another 1Tb WD external hard drive, I forgot to mention. thanks for the advice.

@ferelxyx:

caja grande y ventilada

Speaking of cases, what do you think of this one:
http://www.corsair.com/es/pc-cases/graphite-series-pc-case/graphite-series-600t.html

Best regards

for spending money you have this: Seagate Barracuda 5.900 4TB SATA3 - 159 euros

4 Terabytes
Solid performance
Low cost
Silent operation
Low operating temperatures

The Seagate ST4000DM000 is a surprisingly fast mechanical drive, in fact those speeds of 140 MB/s are some of the best we have seen in solid state drives.
the performance that is maintained in HD video where the disk reads and writes information about 130MB/s and when we move to actual file transfers both smaller and larger copy operations, in a decent time.

Seagate Barracuda 4TB Hard Drive - Set up in Windows 8 - Test System and Methodology

regards

well, let's break it down, what is that multi-light cable? a four-pin molex?
theoretically, if you had leaks in the RL, I think the PC would smell burnt and wouldn't give a "ramp"
I don't know why, but the kaze server is to blame, check it or better yet, disassemble it and see if the electric current is still flowing to the screws.
P.D. get an spell checker and you'll save yourself some comments;D
regards

Muy chulo, que lo disfrutes.

Good morning, I am going to buy what you have recommended to me.

Thank you very much and goodbye.

@emeritoaugusto:

AMD
http://xtremmedia.com/?q=cconfig/view#A017596,A001648,A010284,A017126,A001299,A011341,A000229,A003389,A012522

Intel
http://xtremmedia.com/?q=cconfig/view#A001648,A010284,A017126,A001299,A000229,A003389,A012522,A012629,A008468

If you can spend a little more, you can put a gtx 650ti or an hd7850.

Thanks!

for what it costs, that graphic is a treat to enjoy
regards

@daidem: Muchas gracias por todos los presuesto, que no an sido pocos precisamente, pues me parece que al final me quedare con la configuracion esta del i5. Mas opciones [image: jdQKQNY.gif] 335€ -> i5 + 7750 420€ -> i5 + 7750 + SSD [image: 2Dm5UJf.jpg] [image: yJPcj4H.jpg] [image: Q9BrOdZ.jpg] [image: 3jFbhgC.jpg]

¿Un i7 wei? Mírate bien el tema del HT que igual no te merece la pena además, lo suyo sería fuente + micro.