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hey everyone i was looking into getting myself a gaming pc but i dont really know what im looking for i found these specs but still iffy about them 

 

  • Processor: Intel Core 4th Gen i5-4590 Processor (Quad Core, 3.30GHz Turbo, 6MB)
  • Windows 8.1 (Free Upgrade to Windows 10 Home)
  • 500 GB SATA Hard Drive (7200 RPM)
  • 8 GB Dual Channel DDR3 at 1600MHz (2x 4GB) Non-ECC
  • 8X DVD +/- RW Drive
  • Intel Integrated Graphics
  • Dell Outlet Optiplex 9020 Small Form Factor

 

 

if somone knows what they are doing could you link me to a computer thats been already built witch would be used for botting and playing runescape

no GPU? gaming without a GPU?

 

i'd say get 16 gb of  ram, shits so cheap these days

 

 

edit:

" for botting and playing runescape "

 

that's not a gaming pc m8 :???:

Edited by The Hero of Time

Build your own!! I was working on one for a friend of minelast night, this is around a 2000$ CAD Build, pretty awesome if u ask me, GTX 970 i7 4790k Corsair h80i Liquid cooling, 16gb of ram.

 

Even if you have no clue what you're doing you can learn so much more by researching and teaching yourself how to do it, I like to call it lego for big kids lmfao.

 

https://imgur.com/a/J7TLT

 

EDIT: Pictures were to big ^^ Theres the album if u wanna take a look.

Edited by eylst

Build your own!! I was working on one for a friend of minelast night, this is around a 2000$ CAD Build, pretty awesome if u ask me, GTX 970 i7 4790k Corsair h80i Liquid cooling, 16gb of ram.

 

Even if you have no clue what you're doing you can learn so much more by researching and teaching yourself how to do it, I like to call it lego for big kids lmfao.

 

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GTX 970 i7 4790k Corsair h80i Liquid cooling, 16gb of ram.

 

that's nowhere close to $2,000

GTX 970 i7 4790k Corsair h80i Liquid cooling, 16gb of ram.

 

that's nowhere close to $2,000

 

Canadian dollars my man. +Shipping/tax

Edited by eylst

970 is much better, ofc its more expensive

wut?

the clocks are all less then 50mhz difference, and the only "noticeable" difference which would be the memory interface.

both are 4gig cards, for $100 usd less, why would you not take the 960 on a budget :x

[unless you are doing VR, but NO one is doing VR on a budget lol]

$300 970 (thats being nice) or $200 for a 960 (thats HIGH)

https://us.msi.com/Graphics-card/GTX-960-GAMING-4G.html#hero-specification

https://us.msi.com/Graphics-card/GTX-970-GAMING-4G.html#hero-specification

Edited by OurSickStory

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Price range?

 

about $700 usd

 

no GPU? gaming without a GPU?

 

i'd say get 16 gb of  ram, shits so cheap these days

 

 

edit:

" for botting and playing runescape "

 

that's not a gaming pc m8 emote32342.png

 

lol sorry i wasnt being specific i wanted to use it for gaming and also have it handle a nice amount of bots 

I would suggest custom build also take my current build for example

i5 (4690k) 300$

msi 2g 770gtx 400$ (you would be better buying 960-970 now)

2x 1tb wd hdd red 150$

tsunami power supply 600w 40$

msi gaming 3 motherboard 1150 2x pci-e 200$

1600mhz g.skill sniper 2x 8g ram (anyhigher mhz will not make any changes in gaming performance) 100$

 

all up A grand w/o mouse, monitor etc 

 

Also I wouldn't go with 980 unless you can afford 2 tongue.png

970 & 960 are very efficient cards

 

 


wut?

the clocks are all less then 50mhz difference, and the only "noticeable" difference which would be the memory interface.

both are 4gig cards, for $100 usd less, why would you not take the 960 on a budget :x

[unless you are doing VR, but NO one is doing VR on a budget lol]

$300 970 (thats being nice) or $200 for a 960 (thats HIGH)

https://us.msi.com/Graphics-card/GTX-960-GAMING-4G.html#hero-specification

https://us.msi.com/Graphics-card/GTX-970-GAMING-4G.html#hero-specification

960Memory Interface

128 bits
 
 
970Memory Interface
256 bits

Edited by jaurl

wut?

the clocks are all less then 50mhz difference, and the only "noticeable" difference which would be the memory interface.

both are 4gig cards, for $100 usd less, why would you not take the 960 on a budget :x

[unless you are doing VR, but NO one is doing VR on a budget lol]

$300 970 (thats being nice) or $200 for a 960 (thats HIGH)

https://us.msi.com/Graphics-card/GTX-960-GAMING-4G.html#hero-specification

https://us.msi.com/Graphics-card/GTX-970-GAMING-4G.html#hero-specification

 

VYppXpb.png

 

its a decent difference in performance actually, but the 960 is a better value for the power

VYppXpb.png

 

its a decent difference in performance actually, but the 960 is a better value for the power

Its 128 bit interface vs 256 the 970 will respond much faster

Edited by jaurl

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I would suggest custom build also take my current build for example

i5 (4690k) 300$

msi 2g 770gtx 400$ (you would be better buying 960-970 now)

2x 1tb wd hdd red 150$

tsunami power supply 600w 40$

msi gaming 3 motherboard 1150 2x pci-e 200$

1600mhz g.skill sniper 2x 8g ram (anyhigher mhz will not make any changes in gaming performance) 100$

 

all up A grand w/o mouse, monitor etc 

 

Also I wouldn't go with 980 unless you can afford 2 tongue.png

970 & 960 are very efficient cards

 

 

960Memory Interface

128 bits
 
 
970Memory Interface
256 bits

 

 

thank you this just gave me a big heads up, i might try this setup i found most of these on amazon (not sure if thats where you had also got yours from)

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