Eeeeeer, bro, Please go throught this price list and see if GTX770 is more expensive than 280X cards within the same brands.
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2687949/all

Some other sellers might have different or lower prices but to generalise the 770 as cheaper is wrong.

The general rule of Malaysia market compared to international/US

Intel CPU - underpriced/on par
AMD CPU - overpriced
Nvidia GPU - (seriously) overpriced
AMD GPU - overpriced/on par

Kalau PC parts mahal, jangan beli PC, owai.

BTW, bersyukurlah Malaysia is still among the cheapest place for certain parts/stuffs such as HDD, Intel and Ipad.

Since when Ipads are cheap LOLZ.   
Intel cheap because "Buat Di Malaysia". 

But yeah, no cash no go. Sigh. How nice I only need to fork out 500 bucks for a nice GPU.

What if I tell chiu AMD also got made in Malaysia mia?
http://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/SCPsCldBOOwqQvOq

By the way, the prices that you see published by Viewnet, Cycom, and others still have some level of margins.  Depending on the hardware, the margins are different.  You could get good discounts on hardware, depending on how well you know the retailer. 

End of the day, the bottom line prices are managed by distributors, and the retailers decide if they want to reduce their margins for you.  In Low Yat, there are some retailers that "pool" together their demand so that they can increase volumes and get lower prices from the distributors.  So sometimes some specific parts are cheaper in a shop, but more expensive in others, and you need to "package" together items like CPU, mobo, and RAM to get the advertised prices ...

In the end after more than 15 years of buying parts in Low Yat, I found out that it is better to find one really good retailer, get to know the retailer well, and then stick with that retailer who will then source the parts for you as needed and support after sales.  I think there are many really good retailers out there, talk to them, and see which retailer puts in the extra effort to support you.

My experience has shown me that Cycom is a good retailer for me, and I use them almost exclusively.  I have been buying from Cycom since they first opened shop in Low Yat, those days there were only about 5 computer shops in Level 2.

LOL, isn't it CL11?

    +1.

CAS11. C11D. CL11. All mean the same thing.

Deswai I beli 1866MHz CL9.   
I concur with the HyperX Genesis. 

Won't be long when DDR4 comes along you'll be seeing 2400Mhz CL9 on a regular basis.
That's CL9. So it's correct. Try to aim for RAM with the same timings.

You can get any Kingston or Corsair or GSkill RAM which states 1600Mhz CL9. Should he sufficient for gaming and normal computing.

You don't need to know the details of RAM timing. Just make sure it's CL9.
But if you insist on reading, http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/Und...-RAM-Timings/26