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Well honestly i would pick my gear from newegg and order it from it.

Depends if you are buying the custom pc or buying the pre-built,if its pre built then its probably some discount to round up the cost.

Woah bro,why Ati radeon firepro? That's a workstation graphics card. If you want a gaming system,i'd go for a 7870 or a 7950 while the guy's build ain't bad at all. You should change that GPU in your build asap.

I mean you can go for a 24" 2560x1440 but your gpu would drag its balls over it. The 1920x1080 is the highest you could do with the GTX 660/7850 Radeon with a very smooth framerate. Anything above that would destroy the gpu's unless you really want to turn off all the eyecandy in games. Personally i still have a 1440x900 19 inch Asus monitor which works pretty much for me plus i can turn on everything in games and it will work with no problem The higher the resolution,the more power is needed to…

Doesn't matter,as long as the resolution isn't over 1920x1080

Dzoni (Or Bunny,only close friends and family call me that since i love to eat vegetables and fruit.).. derives from Nikola. :3

Pshaw,i know i'm the best. =3=

Yo yo,that gpu can probably run all of those games medium to high since i have a 7850 which is a slightly slower card on those settings (At least Crysis) everything else is mostly on ultra/very high. Your cpu however is worse then mine My rig: CPU:i3-3220 MOBO:Asus P8B75M-LX Plus GPU:Gigabyte Windforce edition 7850 factory oc'ed to 975 core clock RAM: 8 Gigs of Kingston HyperX 1600Mhz memory PSU:LC Power 600W power supply HDD: Hitachi/IBM 400GB 7200RPM HDD

x79 platform any day. Unless you really can't live with out haswell.. a x79 with a 3930x and then overclock that fucker with the H100i. Build: CPU:Intel i7 3930x Extreme Mobo:Asus Rampage IV Extreme RAM:16-32GB DDR 3 1600-2133mhz GPU:Radeon 7950-7970 or Nvidia case GTX 770 or 780<-- Tho this card is a little pricey then the rest here. PSU:Around 750W or more from any branded powersupply's. (Corsairs,CM etc etc) My advice is to never go for EVGA,if you are getting Nvida,go for ASUS,if you are goi…

Which are now getting less and less visible as the Drivers mature more and more. Micro Stuttering will pretty much be fixed after a while. Of course most of the today's games are optimized for multigpu's. So that occurance where you have worse performance in multigpu case will happen less and less.

Yo yo,don't pick the 6670. For example that 7870 you picked out will be perfect for gaming because it will max out most games at 1920x1080. Or you could go for the more cheaper version or the 7850 which is still a really good card,then add another one down the road for really good performance,especially since AMD Released its 13.8 drivers which have fixed the Crossfire bugs.(Most of them at least)

Umm sorry? 7870 less performance then a GTX 650? Is this a joke? 7870 is 660-660 ti level of performance while the 7950 is 670 lvl of preformance and 7970 roflstomps over gtx 680 at higher resolutions while the GTX770 has a bit of a performance gain over 7970 its still not good enough in my opinion.. If you look at a Nvidia side,go for something like a 760GTx which is a equivalent to a 660ti or if you look at the Radeon side 7870(For 190 bucks ... that's dirt cheap on Newegg). Or go for a 7950 f…

Falcon? 3000 bucks for a gaming laptop? 2200 in the best case scenario. Quite affordable? It costs around 1000 more bucks then a Alienware. Maybe its just me but that's the price i got for building a DRX then a TLX.

Or try to convert it into a different AVI format. Frapses format is non compressed and any video editing program will have a hard time with it unless you got a badass pc.

Well to be perfectly honest i've got a i3 3220 3.3GHz Gigabyte Radeon HD 7850 2GB GDDR5 Factory Oc'ed to 975,then overcloked to 1050 mhz core clock,memory from 1200 to 1250. 7850 is a beast overclocker best bang for the buck. Then the 7950 is also a really good GPU right now. 8GB of Kingston HyperX 1600Mhz memory Asus P8B75-M LX Plus And LC Power LC600H-12 600W This all costed me around 412 Euros in my stores in Serbia,could be even less on newegg or some other hardware site.

2798763244.png Im okay with this.

Mobo: AMD:ASROCK Fatal1ty 990FX Professional Intel:ASUS P8Z77-V LX CPU: AMD:FX-8350 Intel:INTEL i5-3470 3.2GHz 6MB GPU: AMD:GIGABYTE Radeon HD 7850 2GB GDDR5 GV-R785OC-2GD Nvidia:GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 660 2GB GDDR5 GV-N660OC-2GD RAM: Kingston hyperX 1600mhz 4GBx2 PSU:LC POWER LC600H-12 600W You can switch these up however you want. And are probably around 500-700 Euro's.

A hard drive cannot cause these problems,its just probably either a defective driver,motherboard,Ram or GPU. Any of the last three means you are fucked and probably need to buy another one. Try asking somebody to lend you their gpu (be it AMD or Nvidia) and see if your system crashes,if it doesn't then its the gpu,if it does then its the motherboard.

Well now at least you can play games (some newer like BF3 and Crysis 2)^^

Go for a 7850 or a 7770. Plus the power supply. :3 I think around 150-160 Euros.(at least in Serbia.)