Help meh with new computer por favor...

[Carmichal]

So since I need a new PC but don't know where to start I guess I'll ask you nerds.

Few specs
Has to be Intel
I'm building this shit
I don't have a budget, but I don't want to spend 3000 on something that will be outdated half a year from now, but it should still be reasonably beastly. I do have some cash to blow so.... yeah.
I will need a monitor.

Incentives for you?

One month free admin courtesy of me for the person with best design with a price I do like.
Also everyone feel free to point out pros and cons of whatever with sources or if I know you well enough to trust you.

Get going.

[What]

Shouldn't you be working on cooking a the perfect roast for your man instead of wasting time on computers?

[Carmichal]

Shouldn't you be working on cooking a the perfect roast for your man instead of wasting time on computers?

shouldn't you be sucking your man's big throbbing cock? gtfo!

[StarsMine]

why does it have to be intel?

[Carmichal]

why does it have to be intel?

I think intel is a far Superior product.

[StarsMine]

what you think has nothing to do with reality.
though I will say at your nonexistant buget intel would be a better choice, dont rule out AMD like that.

[Grits]

I'll let you shop for bundles/deals/used/new/refurb/etc. What I'd build right now using my 8 years of building high-end workstations, 7 years in the IT field, and lifetime of being a PC gamer as the guiding experience: (Just so you know I'm not some schmoe giving you newegg's latest combo)

• Intel Core i7-3770K
• SilverStone Temjin Series Case
• SeaSonic X Series X-850 PSU
• GIGABYTE GA-Z68X-UD3H-B3 Motherboard
• Mushkin Enhanced Blackline 8GB PC3 12800
• XFX Radeon HD 7950
• Monoprice 27" IPS LED CrystalPro Monitor

I believe this to represent a great bang for buck that you won't have to upgrade for years, however, upgrade options will be available, because its a current platform. The case, PSU, and monitor will last you through several future builds. I have chosen brands that I have grown to love working with through the years based on service life and how they handle RMAs when something does go wrong. I have used each part listed in a build at some point or another aside from the 3770K as most users opt down for the i5 (against my recommendation). All of these items can be found at various places at differing prices.

For storage, really, it has to fit you. I do recommend a Samsung SSD that you can fit in, and at least a 7200RPM 1TB hard drive.

Lastly, if you're going to overclock at all, I can recommend coolers as well. I used to be a product tester for Cooler Master and Xigmatek and was able to use and test many coolers at certain points. Back in the day, I had a shortlived record for the 4th fastest air cooled Core i7 920 in the world.

Good luck, and happy building!

---------- Post added at 01:07 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:57 AM ----------

One more thing!!!! lol

I made a lot of assumptions on the computer usage habits would be, based on you placing this on a forum dedicated to gaming. You could lower several of the options on the build if you don't game very often. I still like having the extra head room. It prevents you from having to upgrade/open the computer again for a good while longer, as opposed to stair stepping upgrades. The HD7X00 series has a lot of great HT options as well via the HDMI out, if thats important to you.

Also, if you're primary listening method will be headphones, I recommend a decent DAC as well. It makes a huge difference in music/game sound quality.

[Rambo :D]

ultimate price:http://www.microcenter.com/product/3...1155_Processor

Cant get any better then that.

[Carmichal]

I'll let you shop for bundles/deals/used/new/refurb/etc. What I'd build right now using my 8 years of building high-end workstations, 7 years in the IT field, and lifetime of being a PC gamer as the guiding experience: (Just so you know I'm not some schmoe giving you newegg's latest combo)

• Intel Core i7-3770K
• SilverStone Temjin Series Case
• SeaSonic X Series X-850 PSU
• GIGABYTE GA-Z68X-UD3H-B3 Motherboard
• Mushkin Enhanced Blackline 8GB PC3 12800
• XFX Radeon HD 7950
• Monoprice 27" IPS LED CrystalPro Monitor

I believe this to represent a great bang for buck that you won't have to upgrade for years, however, upgrade options will be available, because its a current platform. The case, PSU, and monitor will last you through several future builds. I have chosen brands that I have grown to love working with through the years based on service life and how they handle RMAs when something does go wrong. I have used each part listed in a build at some point or another aside from the 3770K as most users opt down for the i5 (against my recommendation). All of these items can be found at various places at differing prices.

For storage, really, it has to fit you. I do recommend a Samsung SSD that you can fit in, and at least a 7200RPM 1TB hard drive.

Lastly, if you're going to overclock at all, I can recommend coolers as well. I used to be a product tester for Cooler Master and Xigmatek and was able to use and test many coolers at certain points. Back in the day, I had a shortlived record for the 4th fastest air cooled Core i7 920 in the world.

Good luck, and happy building!

---------- Post added at 01:07 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:57 AM ----------

One more thing!!!! lol

I made a lot of assumptions on the computer usage habits would be, based on you placing this on a forum dedicated to gaming. You could lower several of the options on the build if you don't game very often. I still like having the extra head room. It prevents you from having to upgrade/open the computer again for a good while longer, as opposed to stair stepping upgrades. The HD7X00 series has a lot of great HT options as well via the HDMI out, if thats important to you.

Also, if you're primary listening method will be headphones, I recommend a decent DAC as well. It makes a huge difference in music/game sound quality.

Okay wow! That's a fucking fantastic start! Also good info. I don't see the point in over clocking imo. I heard it lowers the life of a cpu.

75% of what I do on my pc is game I can't run a lot of the newer games as I would like to though thus would like an upgrade that would last some time. (I like retro games I have a lost of emulators.) The other 25% is spent watching moves reddit/imgur youtube and browsing the web. I just got a 1080p toshiba tv. I like to hook my pc up to it to watch my shows. HDMI is a must so get that shit rolling.

[ZERO]

IT might be a good idea to wait 2 months for the next intel cpus to ship to get them or a better deal on the existing chips.