considering u buy in kl

intel core i5 3450 rm564
asus p8h77m-le rm315
kingston value 4gb x2 rm124
msi gtx 670 power edition rm1439 (idealtech)
wd blue 1tb rm249
enermax naxn 550w rm215 (idealtech)

total rm2906 (prices from viewnet unless stated)

check here

i'm not the topic starter. let him decide

so how's the budget for the monitor?

pls add another rm50 and get viewsonic vx2250vm 21.5' 1080p rm350 from jayacom

+1 for the mobo . Can also consider MSI h77ma-g43 rm319

If there's a chance u will oc , why not get the k version of the 3570 ? Not much difference though , one shot

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Added on September 3, 2012, 10:34 amI suggest

Intel core i5 3450 rm564
MSI b75ma-p45 rm224
Kingston value 4gb x2 rm124
Intel 330 120gb rm319
Fsp hexa 500w rm149
CM elite 311 plus rm139

Total rm1519 prices from viewnet

U get the latest i5 , 8gb ram , SSD

This post has been edited by zerohunter: Sep 3 2012, 10:36 AM

check this out then u will know

u won't regret getting an ssd, trust me

This post has been edited by zerohunter: Sep 3 2012, 11:24 AM

u not saying that u have ur own hdd? u can use both ssd and hdd together la. use ssd for os, hdd for storage

a clean install is the best since u changing mobo. or u wanna change the hardware, stick to the same old os , run for sometime then problem occur, reformat afterward?

if u getting the ssd and install the os in it, trust me the speed and time u use to complete everything is much faster than using hdd

and yeah what i mean is including the os installation, drivers etc,

since it's within the budget, why not ??

as far as i know there are jayacom and cycom, these 2 my friend do epp before; viewnet should have too i guess.

anyway pls note that there will be additional charges like 5% if not mistaken

do u mind to tell me which bank credit card u plan to use the installment?

This post has been edited by zerohunter: Sep 3 2012, 02:57 PM

should be under 6k. i think u've been following these hardware topics for quite sometime, and u come out with this build, with ur own reason. if i were u, i'm gonna do better than that with this 6k

a little refined spec for ur consideration

intel core i5 3450 rm579
asus p8h77m-le rm315
kingston value 4gb x2 rm126
leadtek gtx 670 rm1270
wd blue 1tb rm245
liteon dvd-rw rm60
silverstone st60-fp rm349
cm elite 431 plus rm159
intel 330 120gb rm339
ms windows 7 hp rm263

prices from all it (assuming u getting full rig doing epp payment)

the option in ALL IT is kinda limited like the psu and casing, prices are kinda high compare to others as well

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Added on September 3, 2012, 3:27 pmfirst of all i wanna say is most oc board like msi, asus, asrock come with own oc software. those software are only to let u have an idea how far u can oc ur cpu, to play play, to test. those software isn't comparable to bios oc which is most stable and more option for u to tweak. for me i never use those software to oc. because of this reason, asrock z77 extreme4 rm4xx is a better go compare to this msi z77ma-gd65 rm6xx.



This post has been edited by zerohunter: Sep 3 2012, 03:27 PM

totally agree with that

viewnet lowyat plaza has the stock

tj08-e again can't deny, it's a great casing

i once get my hands on the prodigy with all the hardware ready, end up i switch back to mid tower and then now full tower

i also had a rig with tj08-e, sold to a nice forumer from penang i can say the size is almost the same with the prodigy, make sure it's not a short excitement to jump to prodigy , think twice