Thanks. But I don't think the SSD is necessary for me
The 1tb drive as well.
I was actually planning to get a AMD FX-8350 + Asus Sabertooth 990FX and may be upgrade the PSU.
But thank you for your suggestion. I'll give it more thought.

hi all sifu, need suggestion
i wanna change my mid tower rig to those "mini itx gaming rig", planning to transfer some hardware over.
budget about 1.5k max
my spec are as my siggy, which of the hardware i can transfer?


-Budget 1~ 1.5k max
-Case Bitfenix Prodigy or something similar

There are several issues your build:
1. Prodigy is a massive ITX case.
2. There's no AMD AM3 mini-ITX boards right now... Which means you will need to swap to Intel...
3. Your PSU may not fit into the Prodigy case, or it may be a very tight fit.

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Jul 18 2013, 08:45 PM

i dont mind switching to intel, is my budget still do-able? or need increase? the PSU i read from somewhere about cutting it to adjust the fitting..

*ops, sorry about double posting

This post has been edited by seichirosano: Jul 18 2013, 09:10 PM

i dont mind switching to intel, is my budget still do-able? or need increase? the PSU i read from somewhere about cutting it to adjust the fitting...

Sell off your CPU/board/GPU, and possiblity the PSU... I think they can fetch for quite some bucks ya know...
Then get an Intel setup, something like a Z87E-ITX with 4670K, or the older Z77E-ITX with a 3570K. Do note that if you opt for the latter option, you may need to get an all-in-one cooling loop because tower-based air coolers may block the PCI-E slots.
Another alternative to go for a microATX build instead, for example the SG09/TJ08-E, along with a Z87/Z77 mATX board with a 4670K/3570K. The SG09 is actually smaller than the Prodigy, yet it fits tower air coolers and mATX boards..

Here's a SG09 build by CyntrixTech:


This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Jul 18 2013, 09:42 PM

alright, thanks for the tips / info. will do further research.
its going to be like way over my budget... roughly around how much?
yeah i did follow cyntrix on their facebook page too. might ask them to build one.

This post has been edited by seichirosano: Jul 18 2013, 11:24 PM

is this quite okay ?
or got any suggestion.

intel based preferred

Hey all,

Sorry got noob question here, FSP HEXA 500wtt is already susficient enough to suppot Leadtex GTX760 ?should I change my PSU?

why say so?
500w is enuf
else get Enermax NAxN 550W , 239 from lingloong

Hi, want to ask about GPU here.
My friends is thinking to upgrade his amd 7750 to gtx770.
So I need help about which brand of gtx 770 should he buy.
He is thinking about buying PALIT GTX 770 DDR5 2GB that is RM1395, is this a good card?
Or is there any more recomendation?

This post has been edited by coklatua: Jul 19 2013, 05:09 PM

ZOTAC GeForce GTX 770 AMP! Edition at RM1499

Thanks for the recomendation.
but have some quetion here, the zotac amp edition is just a 770 that is slightly overclocked right?
So, can we overclocked the normal palit 770?
Is the perfomance will differ?

That is factory over-clocked out of the box, higher clock with better performance of course. You can always check out the review http://hexus.net/tech/reviews/graphics/565...70-amp-edition/.

around 4k can build wat kind of pc? if i wan i5 haswell and gtx760..

Depends on what kind/purpose of pc u wanna have.

gaming pc, plan to go fullHD..

4k Rig with or without monitor?

hmm, without monitor.. hopefully can add ssd. maybe 4k with a all-in-one printer, speaker those.. but main component system unit la.

If i take this spec but change the mobo to ITX board, you guys have any good recommendation? Asrock B85M-ITX? And what about casing? Cooler Master Elite 120?

i5-4570 rm599
Asrock B85M Pro4 rm279
G.Skill 4+4gb 1600mhz value ram rm95x2
WD Caviar Blue 1tb rm199
LiteOn DVD writer rm59
FSP Hexa 500w rm145
Zotac GTX760 amp! rm949
NZXT Source 210 case rm179

Total : 2599


Btw, if i plan to add a SSD 1 or 2 years later, should i get a 550w psu now? any good recommendation?

This post has been edited by khai1213: Jul 19 2013, 10:54 PM