New pc

[mitrasto]

Hello good afternoon, I am looking for a PC to play all kinds of games and be able to move design programs like Inventor and Solidworks quickly. The components I have thought about are:
Graphics (Computer stores Computer franchises App informatica Computer stores in Spain)
Motherboard (Computer stores Computer franchises App informatica Computer stores in Spain)
Processor ( Computer stores Computer franchises App informatica Computer stores in Spain )
RAM (Computer stores Computer franchises App informatica Computer stores in Spain)
CPU cooler (Computer stores Computer franchises App informatica Computer stores in Spain)
Well what do you think?
I am especially interested in this page, since I don't like to buy online, and it's close to my house. Regards

[amd125]

The links do not work...

[mitrasto]

Sorry that was weird, I'll upload them again.
MSI. R7770 1GB DDR5 128BIT PCIE3.0 DVI HDMI DP :: APPInformatica.com ::
INTEL CORE I5-3570K 3.40GHZ S1155 6MB TR :: APPInformatica.com ::
GIGABYTE Z77-D3H S1155 ATX DDR3 :: APPInformatica.com ::
CORSAIR. DDR3 16GB 2X8GB PC1600 XMS3 :: APPInformatica.com ::
SCYTHE NINJA 3 REV B 1155115613662011. AM2 AM3 :: APPInformatica.com ::
I hope you can see it now, thanks for letting me know

[jordiqui]

Everything seems correct to me, except for the graphics card, where other forum members can surely help you better. I assume you're going to put an SSD in the hard drive? I mention this because I just bought one with a new computer and the user experience changes radically compared to mechanical hard drives. The operating system loads incredibly fast and page errors are non-existent, at least I don't see them yet.

[amd125]

For playing more or less comfortably, I wouldn't recommend anything less than a 2-gigabyte Ati 7850 or, failing that, an Nvidia 660.

The Ati 7770 is mid-range, it works but at Full HD it won't be very comfortable. For lower resolutions it may work well, but with demanding games like BF3 don't expect to run it at top settings.

16 Gigabytes of Ram for gaming is a lot, but for other design programs, etc., it comes in handy.

The micro is pretty good and I assume you know it's for overclocking. If you're not going to overclock don't buy an Intel with the K suffix.

Anyway, I think the prices are a bit high. In some micros I've seen differences of 50€ compared to other cheaper stores, so you know whether it's worth buying those components when if you order them online, you can easily save 75€ or more.

[Sylver]

Hello

As jordiqui rightly says, that graphics card is not the best option, a 7850 would be better, which is about 50€ more expensive, but it's worth it -> Sapphire Radeon HD 7850 Dual-X 1GB GDDR5 11200-16-20G Graphics Card

+1 also for the SSD

Perhaps I would change the motherboard for an ASRock Z77 Extreme4, which is at an almost equal price and will allow you to push it harder -> ASRock Z77 Extreme4 90-MXGKX0-A0UAYZ Motherboard

Best regards

[mitrasto]

First, I don't want to do overclocking, so what processor would you recommend?
Second, if possible, from the APP store, since I don't like to buy online.
Third, I don't have that much money yet to buy an SSD.
I hope I didn't miss anything, I think.

[mitrasto]

Well I just saw the offers and these are a Gtx650
GIGABYTE GTX 650 2GB DDR5 N650OC-2GI :: APPInformatica.com ::
What do you think?

[Darikson]

What budget do you have for the graphics card? I won't be doing OC for now either in the future tower, but in the future... it's an option rather than running out of power...

[Sylver]

In that case, save yourself the heatsink and leave the stock one, and as for the processor, an i5 3570, the non-K version.

By the way, that card performs almost half as well as a 7850, honestly, for 40€ more it's worth buying the 7850 than spending 123€ and then not being able to play everything at full blast after the big expense...

Regards

[mitrasto]

Pues mi presupuesto total son de 500 a 600 euros, aproximadamente, y no creo que vaya a hacer oc

[mitrasto]

This 7850 you say
MSI VGA AMD R7850-1GD5 OC :: APPInformatica.com ::
?
is this okay?
And for a processor, would this be okay?
http://www.appinformatica.com/procesadores-intel-core-i5-3570-3.20ghz-1155-box.php

[amd125]

@mitrasto:

This 7850 you say
MSI VGA AMD R7850-1GD5 OC :: APPInformatica.com ::
?
is this okay?
and for a processor, would this be okay?
INTEL CORE I5-3570 3.20GHZ 1155 BOX :: APPInformatica.com ::

The 7850, the 2 Gigabytes version is better.

[mitrasto]

I don't have the money for the 2 gb one, so tell me which one

[Fassou]

I hope the store is trustworthy and doesn't charge you the official franchise rate, because otherwise it will cost you a fortune ¬¬

Best regards!

[mitrasto]

If it is trustworthy, and I don't trust buying on the internet, and even less products of this type, what about the graphics then?

[Fassou]

If you intend to play and use design programs, at least an HD7850/7870 or GTX660, which are ~200€

Salu2!

[mitrasto]

I don't know if you have noticed but, I am not made of gold, and I am not going to spend 200 euros

[hAyO]

It's not that you're made of gold or not mitrasto, to be clear, I'm telling you this as a recommendation, the whole set is in agreement, and you shouldn't skimp on the source, the plate, the graphics or the ram, then you decide, but Fassou has told you about the graphics so that you don't have any problems when playing at Full HD resolutions (1920x1080) and that. And the issue of the 2GB of them is in case you apply filters because games are increasingly needing more to load the textures, I used to play with my old HD4870 1GB at almost everything in FullHD and now… with a GTS250 it struggles to move FarCry3 to 1080 and without filters.

[mitrasto]

Well, I was just telling you that I can't spend 200 euros on graphics, so what would you recommend?