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Anuvesh unwashed heathen (guest) IP: Logged	May 14, 12 at 5:01am ^ Check the compability of the parts
	Log in to remove this sponsored message Hello, i want to make a PC for gaming(first timer) Heres the list of all the different parts I've selected 1) Asus Sabertooth 990FX motherboard 2) AMD FXC100 AM 3 6CORE processor 3) Cooler Master Extreme Power Plus 600W PSU Power supply unit 4)Sapphire AMD/ATI Radeon HD 6950 2 GB GDDR5 Graphics Card 5)Cosair Vengence 8GB RAM 6) Cooler Master CM 690 II Advanced Mid Tower Cabinet/Case Now my questions 1) Is the case good enough to make the most efficient use of all motherboard's features ? If not, what do u suggest ? 2) Is the power supply compatible with the system and graphics ? 3) Is the graphics card compatible with the motherboard as well as rest of the system to use it to the fullest ? 4)What are your suggestion about the RAM ? Will Combining all the parts will give me a BadASS medium range gaming PC ? Budget - Medium Currency - Rupees (u cn tell me in $) tags
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hiigaran Sajuuk awaits beyond the Gate of Balcora Elite Seeker total posts: 31973 since: Dec 2005	May 14, 12 at 6:49am ^ re: Check the compability of the parts
	motherboard is going to be overpriced, no matter where you are. you dont need a sabertooth. hell, i dont even bother recommending it for people who have 2000 USD to spend. if you are gaming, more cores wont do you much good. better to find something with fewer cores, but a better architecture and higher clock speed. i generally suggest the socket 1155 intel processors for that. psu is fine video card is fine 8 gigs of ram is fine, but do dont have to spend big money on top of the line ram, when it makes no difference unless you are overclocking more than lightly. the best way to choose ram is to choose the cheapest set that has the speed and capacity you want. case is fine -------------------
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Anuvesh unwashed heathen (guest) IP: Logged	May 14, 12 at 2:33pm ^ re: Check the compability of the parts
	Well i researched on what you said...nd ure right (thanks for that ). So lyk many other ppl i also came with intel i5 2500k cpu.. But i am confused between the i5 2500k nd i5 2550k... Which one is better ? Nd with rest of the parts(as mentioned earlier) whch is a best motherboard ? (i prefer Asus)
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hiigaran Sajuuk awaits beyond the Gate of Balcora Elite Seeker total posts: 31973 since: Dec 2005	May 14, 12 at 3:00pm ^ re: Check the compability of the parts
	if you want to overclock, get the 2500k. otherwise stick with the 2500. as for the mobo, as long as it has the socket of the cpu, and supports the ram speed you sticks have, you can get the cheapest board. evga, msi, and gigabyte are also good boards. -------------------
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Anuvesh unwashed heathen (guest) IP: Logged	May 14, 12 at 3:30pm ^ re: Check the compability of the parts
	Soo Parts ive decided to use 1) Intel core i5 2500k 2) Sapphire AMD/ATI Radeon HD 6950 2 GB GDDR5 Graphics Card 3)Cooler master 690 II advanced case 4) Seasonic s12 II 620 PSU 5) Corsair vengence 8gb RAM 6) Segate 512 GB Hard drive 7) A bluray reader, dvd/cd reader/writer 8) and ASUS P8Z68-MPRO/V LE Motherboard THANKS A LOT FOR YOUR HELP
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