Ah yeah... and it's quite nice looking also...
What colors do you have on the Phanteks?
Will you bring in alpenfohn heatsinks?

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Jun 5 2013, 08:35 PM

Can't wait!

Can turn into a custom loop as well...

What brand?

Erm... I wouldn't want to trust that unit. Looks too cheap for a 650W unit. I'd rather get a Corsair/Seasonic unit for that.

LG IPS2241V? or Dell U2211H (not sure whether it's still available or not... )

Horrible power supply, and overpriced graphics card as well. Do you need a full tower case? That one is pretty expensive and I'd get a cheaper case and spend the money elsewhere.

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

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

Usage?

Why don't you build your own? You can get a much more powerful build with that. Here's two build for you:

Intel:
i5 4670K-RM709
ASRock Z87 Extreme3-RM519
WD Caviar Blue 1TB-RM219
Kingston 1x8GB Value RAM-RM199
Zotac GTX770 Amp!-RM1499 (GBros @ Garage Sales)
LiteOn DVD Writer-RM55
Seasonic G 550 PSU-RM329
Corsair Carbide 400R Casing-RM299
CM Hyper 212 Evo-RM129
Total: RM3957
Prices from C-Zone, Idealtech and lingloong@Garage Sales. This version of the GTX770 is even faster than the 680, and approaching the expensive RM2000+ GTX780. Oh, card comes with 5 years (2 year local+3 year extended) warranty.

AMD:
AMD FX-8320-RM519
Gigabyte GA-990FXA-UD3-RM479
WD Caviar Blue 1TB-RM219
Kingston 1x8GB Value RM-RM199
Zotac GTX770 AMP!-RM1499 (GBros @ Garage Sales)
LiteOn DVD Writer-RM55
Seasonic G 550 PSU-RM329
Corsair Carbide 400R Casing-RM299
CM Hyper 212 Evo-RM129
Plextor M5S 128GB SSD-RM299
Total: RM4026
Prices from C-Zone, Idealtech and lingloong@Garage Sales. The FX-8320 is almost identical to the 3570K/4670K when it comes to single-threaded performance, but when it comes to multi-threaded applications, the FX-8320 is almost as fast as an i7 3770. Next-gen games could get multithreading ya know...

Not bad, though I'd downgrade the RAM to a Value RAM, and go for a cheaper board.
Ditch the keyboard first since that's a luxury, and get a Zotac GTX770 for RM1395, or a Zotac GTX770 AMP! for RM1499 at GBros@GArage Sales...

There's no futureproofing in PCs FYI. This is a very common misconception about futureproofing.

Both should do it fine though, but the AMD build comes with a SSD, which should improves overall system responsiveness (loading of games, OS and programs installed on the SSD). Note that this do not improves in-game FPS. i7 is basically i5 with HyperThreading, and HyperThreading is known for lowering gaming performance instead of increasing them.

Nope until next month FYI.
Only AMD will release their HD9000 series this October..

Haswell CPU on an Ivy Bridge motherboard?
Horrible power supply as well...

Let's see...
i5 4430-RM589
ASRock H87 Pro4-RM319
G. Skill 8GB Value RAM-RM189
Seagate 2TB-RM280
Zotac GTX760 2GB GDDR5-RM799
Seasonic S12II 620W-RM299
CM K280-RM119
Dell U2312HM IPS Monitor-RM589 (CyntrixTech@Garage Sales)
Plextor M5S SSD-RM299
Total: RM3482

Prices from Idealtech@Garage Sales, lingloong@Garage Sales and CyntrixTech@Garage Sales
The GTX760 is a step up from the 7850... and a far superior PSU for this build. IINM the CM K550 is actually worse than the CM K280 when it comes to cable management... (might just get the Corsair Carbide or the NZXT Source)

How about a Zotac GTX760? It's currently priced at RM799, and has 2+3 (2 years local+3 years extended) years warranty... Ask CyntrixTech@Garage Sales or GBros @ Garage Sales if you want further information.

If you are not going watercooling, the 350D is pretty big though... If you want something smaller, take a look at the Silverstone TJ08-E... It's a very nice mATX case, and cable management is pretty easy on that case.

Kingston and Corsair RAMs are both equally reliable... and both of them should perform identically (Value RAMs of course)

Not much disadvantage of mATX boards, but note that fitting a giant air cooler (such as the Noctua NH-D14) may block the RAM slots. (Can be overcame by using a low profile RAM)

Oops... Double post.

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Aug 10 2013, 10:03 PM

Price revised bro... Zotac GTX760 reference only RM799...

FYI... Those gaming peripherals can be bought later... Rather sink the cash on the GPU...
If you want a gaming keyboard, either go with a mechanical keyboard or don't even bother getting one.

i5 4430-RM579
ASRock B85M-HDS-RM239 (Idealtech@Garage Sales)
Kingston 1x8GB Value RAM-RM189
WD Caviar Blue 1TB-RM189
Zotac GTX760-RM799 (GBros@Garage Sales)
LiteOn DVD Writer-RM60
Super Flower Golden Green HX 500W-RM249 (GBros@Garage Sales)
CM K280 Casing-RM128
Dell U2312HM IPS monitor-RM589 (CyntrixTech@Garage Sales)
Total: RM3021

Prices from Viewnet unless stated.

The Super Flower Golden Green HX is a far superior unit FYI.... Built by Super Flower, and 80+ Gold certified and modular cabling....