1. Post #1
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    ica|kvantum's Avatar
    August 2008
    3,708 Posts
    He asked me to look at some parts but I just going to ask you fp to help me out.
    His budget is 10 000kr (around 1400 USD I think). I just looked at these stuffs but not sure about this. Is this good/bad? Should I change anything to something cheaper?
    He will buy from this site http://www.webhallen.com/hardvara/
    I found these stuffs.

    http://www.webhallen.com/varukorgen/27898/
    In short
    6970
    700w
    8gb ram
    2tb hdd

    So was it a terrible build or was a pretty good build and I just need to change some stuffs?

    Thanks.

    UPDATE EDIT:
    Or should he wait with this and see how it goes when 7970 arrives?
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  2. Post #2
    tratzzz's Avatar
    March 2010
    6,610 Posts
    Get an i5 2500k.

    K version means you can OC.

    You chose an H67 board. It sucks. Look for P67/Z68. Z68 is better.

    There are better GPU-s. Or wait until the new AMD GPU-s.

  3. Post #3
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    ica|kvantum's Avatar
    August 2008
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    Get an i5 2500k.

    K version means you can OC.

    You chose an H67 board. It sucks. Look for P67/Z68. Z68 is better.

    There are better GPU-s. Or wait until the new AMD GPU-s.
    He is in no need of OC. He can't tell the GPU and the mobo apart.
    But he will wait till the new GPU-s and hope that 6000 series drop in price.

  4. Post #4
    Headphone doctor
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    April 2010
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    Not OCing should be a non-option these days, it's a waste of potential power for what literally takes 30 seconds, or 15 minutes if you want to get as much as you can from your hardware but that isn't necessary.

  5. Post #5
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    ica|kvantum's Avatar
    August 2008
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    Not OCing should be a non-option these days, it's a waste of potential power for what literally takes 30 seconds, or 15 minutes if you want to get as much as you can from your hardware but that isn't necessary.
    I can tell him to maybe give that a try. My self have normal clock and have no plans on OC. Not on this cpu, e8400

  6. Post #6

    August 2011
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    The thing is that I don't know shit about OCing, and hardware in general.

  7. Post #7
    Headphone doctor
    David Tennant's Avatar
    April 2010
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    Nowadays you don't need to.

  8. Post #8
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    ica|kvantum's Avatar
    August 2008
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    Nowadays you don't need to.
    I guess I will be helping him if he gonna OC. Is there any good guide to follow or something?
    Last time I asked fp to help me OC my computer bluescreen and crached. Reason why I don't try it again on my cpu.

    Edited:

    I know a bit how to OC but not 100% sure.