i really dont understand why you dont just lead with that in every thread lol That looks pretty solid to me i guess, better than any of the other ones ive seen on here yet.

Ok, few more questions though, realy alot more questsions will come in the next few days befor ei get paid but in the mean time - Can I use my old cd drives, i have the 2 that came with this pc, + another 2 from an older pc, its not a big save, but since that build doesnt include the OS or the monitor i will end up having to buy anything would help. Also, i was recommended the 750 ti by a friend, and since looking at them, the evga superclock one is supposed to be the outperform the rest of them, and its a bit cheaper than that one, are you aware of somethign on that card that im not? Does the 2133 after the memory mean anything, this isnt a price issue, it just seems dumb that theyre selling ddr3 with a smaller number after the hyphen for more money...


THANKS again btw, im starting to get somewhere now, im sure that confidence will fade once i have a big mess of green computer parts in front of me but ill cross that bridge later.



im gonna have to research this a bit, but if thats true, and it allows me to upgrade right to windows 10, then thats a huge save.



This post was edited by blunderwonder2 on Feb 2 2016 03:01pm

Yes, nothing has changed here in the last years. they all go into the 5,25" bay and all use SATA connectors


Yes, superclocked ones are faster, and if you can get your hands on them cheaper then buy them. I disabled mail-in-rebates in my pcpartpicker settings, so most likely there was a rebate on it that i did not saw. (simply picked the cheapest one, since the games you want to play are not very demanding)


It is the clockspeed of the RAM. But only very few applications (WinRar or 7zip for example) profit from faster ram. In Games it does not matter at all. The new Skylake Prozessors and the fitting mainboard only support ddr4 ram, so you cant buy ddr3. You can simply buy the cheapest 8gb (2x4gb) kit you can find, as long as it comes from a trusted manufacturer.

And dont worry about assambly. Thats easy as long as you do it slowly, carefully, whatch a tutorial first and read the instructions. Its like lego.


You dont have to update. You can simply download win 10 on a USB drive, boot and install it on your ssd and aktivate it with your win 7 key.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-10/activation-in-windows-10

This post was edited by maulepan on Feb 2 2016 02:56pm

Here, watch this for a while...then watch it two or three more times.

YOU are a prince. I still have a week or two before ill have money but that build you posted is starting to look better and better the more i look at the reviews. I was worried for a bit the i3 was a duo core, not that itd matter for me, but id feel like i was cheating myself if i got alot worse performance because i couldnt pony up 40 bucks or whatever, but it seems the i3 is newer... than the i5, and it outperforms alot of the quad core and even the 8 core amd thing, especially for gaming.

i think im gonna be jsut fine


I will have more questions in the coming days im sure, but in the mean time id like to do a little research on my own as well.

If you want to compare different parts i recommend userbenchmark.com.
http://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Intel-Core-i3-6100-vs-AMD-FX-4300/3511vs2879
http://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nvidia-GTX-750-Ti-vs-AMD-R9-380/2187vs3482

I watched this and asked ghot some noob questions I had and I was able to build mine I don't know how t search for my post where is my build but I think I did well, you should be fine it's not that hard

You simply type into google: "xPudgEx computer build site:http://forums.d2jsp.org/"


http://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=73089696&f=189&o=10
http://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=73247059&f=189&o=10

This post was edited by maulepan on Feb 2 2016 05:12pm

Lol thanks

How can you honestly tell someone that a PC is built with parts that were rejevted? Ibuypower uses lower quality parts such as motherboards and power supplies. That is how they can build them cheaper. Also because they bulk buy that is how they reduce costs. So, please don't misinform people about something that makes absolutely no sense.

Lastly, userbnchmark.com is not a trustworthy site. They do not bench anything themselves and regardless of whether the user has overclocked or left it stock it is all added into the aggregate. Anandtech is a much better site.

This post was edited by Deny on Feb 2 2016 06:29pm

that ibuypower pc is aj oke lol