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My new Gaming Computer - Rate and Review?
Here are My Spec
Processor - Intel Core I7 2600K
Motherboard - ASUS Z-77 Maximus V Gene
GPU - MSI NVIDIA GTX 560ti 950 MHZ core clock
8 GB DDR3 RAM
Seagate 2 TB HDD 64 mb cache 7200 rpm sata 6gb/s
Cooler Master GX 560W PSU
Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO fan
Cooler Master Elite 430 black Chasis with total 4 fans+ Hyper EVo 212
Sony DVD R/W
LED - 1600x900 resolution Samsung
Creative T6160 5.1 Speakers
5 Answers
- 9 years ago
You have a great processor and video card. However, as far as the video card, I would suggest an upgrade to the gtx 570. It's a better video card and not too much more expensive on newegg.com.
Also, you're killing yourself with that 1600x900 monitor. Is there any way to upgrade that to 1920x1080? Most PC games support and excel at higher resolutions.
- Grumpy MacLv 79 years ago
Unless you are trans-coding videos - the i7 wont give you much. Look at the i5-2500K and save some money.
Or go with the Ivy Bridge version of the i5-2500K (but you cannot over-clock the Ivy Bridge chip).
Short of that - it looks like a great system.
- 9 years ago
Looks like a good gaming computer. Should run most games nicely on medium to high settings. So its a good gaming computer
8/10
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- Anonymous9 years ago
Looks really good. I think you should bump up the wattage on your PSU because that GPU and CPU will draw a lot of power.
