Suggestions for a new PC (1000 - 1200 € budget)

[Morgoth]

Hello!

I want to buy a PC with a maximum budget of approximately 1200 €, I want powerful parts because I will play a lot with the PC (and if possible with good value for money), I had even thought of a 128 GB SSD for the operating system and the games that I will have installed. For now I have made this configuration based on other forums:

Custom budget. PcComponentes.com

I look forward to your opinions.

Regards and thanks!

[Sylver]

Good

It doesn't look bad, although if you're going to play a lot you might as well wait and get an Ivy.
Perhaps I would change the power supply for this Corsair TX750 V2 750W CMPSU-750TXV2 Power Supply also depending on whether you're going to do OC or not.
I also don't know what reliability Be Quiet has, but I've verified that Corsair is a guarantee of results.

The cooler isn't bad, although I would put a Scythe ninja 3 on it, I like it more and it's super effective, although the micro is cool by itself.

You could stretch the graphics to a 580 or a 6950, or directly jump to the 6xx series from Nvidia or the 7xxx from Ati.

Regards

[Morgoth]

many thanks for your suggestions!

i have already ordered it, i have been with the same team for 6 years and i could not stand it anymore, xD

i have not changed the font because i do not intend to do OC and neither the heatsink for the same reason

i left the graphics card because it has a 20% discount and anyway, in a couple of years or less i will change it… by the way, according to what i have seen in the reviews, the 570 is equivalent to the 6970 not the 6950

regards!

[amd125]

@Morgoth:

many thanks for your suggestions!

i have already ordered it, i have been with the same team for 6 years and i could not stand it anymore, xD

i have not changed the font because i do not intend to do OC and neither the heatsink for the same reason

i left the graphics card because it has a 20% discount and anyway, in a couple of years or less i will change it… by the way, according to what i have seen in the reviews, the 570 is equivalent to the 6970 not the 6950

regards!

If you do not intend to overclock why do you buy the 2500K? For that you buy the 2400-2500 and you save about 20 €. But well, as i see that you have already ordered the team, don't worry that in the future you will get the itch. The 2500K is a very good micro.

[Sylver]

@Morgoth:

many thanks for your suggestions!

i have already ordered it, i've been with the same equipment for 6 years and i couldn't stand it anymore, xD

i haven't changed the power supply because i don't intend to do OC and neither the cooler for the same reason

i left the graphics card because it has a 20% discount and anyway, in a couple of years or less i will change it… by the way, according to the reviews i've seen, the 570 is equivalent to the 6970 not the 6950

regards!

Sorry, i thought about the 6990, i got confused. The 6990 is evidently superior to the 570 and the 580, it's even very close to the 590, slightly outperforming it in several tests. However, for reliability, i would go for the brands mentioned, especially for the warranty, since Corsair for example gives 5 years on the TX750 and Be quiet only 2, apart from a difference in efficiency, 96% in the Corsair. Anyway, it will be fine for you, if you don't push the equipment too hard it will last you.

It's also very true what the fellow amd125 says, if you're not going to do OC you can save a lot by buying the 2500 plain, what you're paying only in the price difference is the unlocked multiplier, nothing more, which only serves you to do OC.

You will tell us your impressions when you receive it.

Regards!

[Morgoth]

as you rightly say, there is no point in buying the 2500k if I'm not going to overclock it, but I think the price difference between this and the 2500 is small, so I preferred to get the 2500k, just in case I get the overclocking bug (as amd125 says, xD)

my PC arrives this afternoon, let's see how it is,

regards!