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Hello everyone, I have been given a quote for a computer system,
I am aware that buying the parts here and there could save me money, but if I am willing to pay a little more it is because the store is close to my house and I trust it more than any online purchase, but of course…. paying a little more is not double, let's say a good relationship between trust and price margin
since I am going to spend 1215 euros that I do not have much spare, I would like to at least be well spent, that the parts are of quality and power and not being sold the short end of the stick, could you help me make a good decision?.... thank you very much
processor I7-2600 QUAD CORE
motherboard gigabyte GA-H77-DS3H
RAM memory: 8,192 MB DDR3 1600 MHZ
hard drive 1000 GB. SEAGATE SATA
GRAPHIC TARGETA GIGABYTE GT630 2GB
DVD WRITER LG 22X DUAL DOUBLE LAYER
WIRELESS KEYBOARD AND MOUSE LOGITECH------------------794 VAT INCLUDEDMONITOR 27” LG M2780D-PZ LED FULL HD TDT-------------------420 VAT INCLUDED
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man …. the price breakdown is.... strange
as I have looked at the prices on amazon ( I have made a purchase with them and I am quite happy ( 50% of the time I miss a shipment :wall: ))
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this is an example of what you would have for that money, I don't mean to say that you buy it here but
for that money it's little equipment that you put
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this is an example of what you would have for that money, I don't mean to say that you buy it here but
for that money it's a little equipment you putCustom budget. PcComponentes.com
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+1. It's a balanced team above all. I would put an I2500K in it to overclock it in the future and I would raise the graphics a bit. At least an Ati 6870. If possible, a 7850 ;D With what you save on the micro you spend it on the graphics. And at most put a slightly cheaper motherboard, but in general it's a good team.
And be careful that with the VAT increase... in a couple of days new prices...
Jorge_397 the graphics that the store guy wants to put in, well, for playing minesweeper and stuff it's fine, but for new games, well, not so much. You can't spend almost 800 € on a CPU and the graphics are a dud, not to mention the power supply that doesn't say what it is and the Pavo will put you a brand... :ugly:
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+1 tangada with the graphics card (as we like to criticize)
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For that price today you should have an authentic cucumber, what they are selling you there is... a pepper plant, leafy and fruitful, but peppers after all :ugly::ugly:
Check the budget that the colleague ferelxyx has recommended and make the appropriate modifications (I would directly skip buying at the store near your house because I think you will lose a lot of money)
And above all, choose a good power supply first, lest in a year or two you have 1215 headaches... besides, we also don't know what case you will be stuck in.Greetings
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Hello, thank you very much for your reply, your comments have helped me but at the same time they have created more doubts, I think that is good...
I have thought about making a counter offer with these changes, these are parts that are in the same line as the previous ones but I think they are a little better, also without going too far so that the store can keep the same price for me,
do you think that with these changes I will already be paying for a good relationship between price and quality?
The changes are these:
TARGETA GRAFICA GIGABYTE GTX550TI GV-NS 50D5 1GB GDDR5 10CM
INTEL CORE I7 – 3820 – 3,60 GHZ – 2011 BOX
PLACA BASE GIGABYTE Z77 – DS3H 1155 – Z77 4DDR3- 32GB-LANregarding your answers.....
how can I make sure that the power supply that you will offer me is the ideal one for my equipment? Should I add up all the W (watt power) of the parts?
The same for the PC case, how does the case interfere with the durability and quality of the equipment? How do I know that you are offering me a good case?
Thank you very much and goodbye.
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the graphic is a …. mess
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P.D on Nvidia minimum a 560 TI OC II on ATI minimum 7xxx series (and watch out for the model) -
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For that price the graphics card should be a much more powerful one, 560 or above or as Franciskaner says, a top-of-the-line ATI 7xxx.
The motherboard is not bad, but I think the ASRock Z77, or ASUS if you prefer, are better options…
To know what power supply you need, there are websites to calculate the total power consumption of your computer, but assuming you don't overclock and you have a powerful graphics card, a Corsair TX650 V2 or an OCZ of 650W is enough, just to give you an idea.
The case is an important element to consider, because if it is poorly ventilated and has little space, heat and dirt accumulate more and will shorten the life of the components by making them work in worse conditions and at higher temperatures than necessary. To determine if the case is good, it should be spacious, have good airflow (fans on the front bringing in air and on the back taking it out) and insulate as much as possible from dirt.Regards
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I think these two things don't match:
INTEL CORE I7 – 3820 – 3,60 GHZ – 2011 BOX
GIGABYTE Z77 – DS3H 1155 – Z77 4DDR3- 32GB-LAN motherboard
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Hello everyone, after a lot of work I have managed to get this budget, what do you think?
intel core i5 3570K 6M cache up to 3,8…......................256
GIGABYTE GEFORCE GTX560 1GB GDDR5 PCIE.............. 183
GIGABYTE Z77 D3H ATX LGA 1155 motherboard..............121
COOLERMASTER GX 750 W 80 PLUS.............................106.95
KINGSTON DRR3 8GB 1600MXZ CL9 HX BLU 2X4GB.........47
DOUBLE LAYER WRITER.........................................21
HARD DRIVE 1TB SATA 3.............................................80
ATX CASE K350 BLACK S/F COOLERMASTER..................53
ASSEMBLY....................................................................30
TOTAL.......................................955.95 in a local storeLG DM2780D 27" LED 3D ---------------------------------317 buying it online
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hello, I was lowering something in the power supply (unless you think about setting up an SLI tomorrow you have plenty of power supply) and I was raising it in graphics (if you are a gamer, a 560 TI 2)
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