To make sure every components run well together. Balancing in building a rig can be the same concept as building a house, say you wont like to see a house built that is imbalance .

This post has been edited by hmwgbworld: Jul 7 2013, 09:50 PM

This, +1

ahhh icic.thx for the info.btw,do u think the gpu that u recommend is enough to support the latest games?not necessarily at max,as long as it's decent at 1080.

Yup, the GPU is pretty good performance in this price tag imo. It outperforms gtx660ti but cheaper.
Here's the link for some of the other games benchmark: http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/NVIDIA/...GTX_760/16.html
Take your time .

herm,is the mobo future proof?since this is a once in a while purchase,i might consider increasing my budget.is the gaming mobo from msi good?specifically msiz87 gd65

「 The GeForce GTX 760 is absolutely golden for the guys and girls with a 1920x1080 and 1920x1200 range in monitor resolution, there's not a game out there that it can't deal with at this resolution. 」

Quote from guru3d in GTX760 review.

http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/gefor...0_review,1.html

Better invest on better GPU than that mobo for gaming.

This post has been edited by mavezai1984: Jul 7 2013, 10:11 PM

i told u im new,100% newbie dunno anything so this rig is good enough?how about the cooling system?need to add anything to make it cooler?

There's no future proof in most pc hardware, as the technology improves fast nowadays. New hardware will keep on going and soon or eventually replace the current ones by a matter of time.
This is pretty obvious we can see on smart phones, getting slimmer and specifications getting better.

In fact that gaming mobo doesn't help to improve the gaming performance by much. Unless you are making use of the killer lan port, but most ppl now are using wifi/wireless so i don't see a reason to spend much on mobo. Unless u really utilize the most features from it.

ahhh ic.thx for the info.btw,this rig need to pair with what kind of monitor yeah?any good cheap monitors that u know?prefer if its 23'

ahhh ic.thx for the info.btw,this rig need to pair with what kind of monitor yeah?any good cheap monitors that u know?prefer if its 23'

Viewsonic VS2336S IPS LED rm469
Dell U2312HM IPS LED rm535

This post has been edited by mavezai1984: Jul 7 2013, 10:21 PM

Perhaps Dell 23" monitor 23" U2312HM IPS RM589, comes with 5 yrs warranty.
Hmm if you are in Shah Alam, maybe try PM GBros to see if he still promote this model at RM535. https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2845893

i think i'll go with this build.anyway,can u try to fit in a network card too?if possible without changing the gpu,mobo and processor.i think casing can get as low as rm100 right?

btw i cant find any gtx760 here.can recommend any seller or website?

A cheapo network usb adapter will do the trick .
TP-Link USB ADAPTER WIFI 150N TL-WN727N RM15
or
TP-Link USB ADAPTER WIFI 300N TL-WN821 RM45
Casing maybe get something like CM K280 RM129, at least got the front usb3.0 port.
or maybe CM N200 casing RM159.

From IdealTech is Leadtek brand, https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=2832209&hl=
From GBros is Zotac brand, https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=2832209&hl=
The Zotac AMP! version is pre-overclocked one and comes with custom cooler, so will be slightly expensive than a reference one.

How about graphic card?

may i know is this build nice/balanced?

-corsair vs 550w
-i5 3330
-msi b75ma-e33
-sapphire hd 7950 vapor-x
-kingston valueram 4gb pc1333
-western dig 1tb

With the arrival of the new GTX760 and GTX760 Amp! edition, HD7950 is no longer value for money

GTX760 Amp! > GTX760 > HD7950 > GTX660Ti

And it costs less than RM900