i like titanfall as theres fps+mecha
i like these kind of multiplayer games...
bf4 need buy
will try tomb raider,hitman n max payne

alright, thx for the tips!

Smite.
Its pretty good. I am not sure how intensive it is on gpu but overall gamplay and graphic is good.

wuoh! i like smite type of game. looks like everquest next!

another good one is Hawken, its free to play but it's only mecha fps so you can't get out of the mech as a person lolz just download on steam

that is on my list too. will try try.

any other games like smite?

My point is there isn't really a need for "so-so" GPU, since you can just utilize the Intel's built in graphic, save money and get better mobo or more RAM.

i5 4440 (580)
Asrock B85/H97 (300/330)
4/8GB RAM (120/230)
Antec VP550 (200)
Budget case (150)
WD Blue 1TB (190)

In this way, you doesn't compromise other parts for the sake of getting "so-so" GPU which you still gonna upgrade in future if you really want to play graphic intensive games at high details in future.

This post has been edited by Human10: May 19 2014, 02:30 PM

i use gtx 680 with 1600x900 display i can put all high setting without problem

Feiton bring in the Watch_Dogs deal.

[ Nvidia Promotion ]
Free Watch Dogs with any purchase of
1) GTX 660 , 660ti , 670 , 680 and 690
2) GTX 760 , 770 , 780 and 780 Ti
3) GTX Titan , Titan Black and Titan Z

Valid from 21st May 2014
While stock last.
On their FB page.

Good, their GTX 780TI should be marginally cheaper than here, and more brands like EVGA and Galaxy are available there unlike in bolehland.
Reference 780TI
http://24h.pchome.com.tw/prod/DRAD16-A83894882?q=/S/DRAD16

Non-ref 780TI
http://24h.pchome.com.tw/prod/DRAD16-A81317848?q=/S/DRAD16

Cheap RAM
http://24h.pchome.com.tw/prod/DRAC3G-A59308326?q=/S/DRAC3G

Or if you prefer performance RAM
http://24h.pchome.com.tw/prod/DRAC3G-A82398114?q=/S/DRAC3G
http://24h.pchome.com.tw/prod/DRAL03-A78773105?q=/S/DRAL0U

A decent and nicely priced PSU, recommended if you plan to SLI your GPU in future
http://24h.pchome.com.tw/prod/DRAE25-A75252559?q=/S/DRAE25

Else, this should do
http://24h.pchome.com.tw/prod/DRAE1Y-A81065255?q=/S/DRAE2E

For monitor, I not sure what size you want, but here is a 27"
http://24h.pchome.com.tw/prod/DSAB03-A81666869?q=/S/DSAB1C

But again, back to the very first question, I doubt that those game actually utilize powerful CPU/GPU... It's recommendation only GTX650. If the graphic quality is limited by the game itself, powerful CPU/GPU can do nothing but only pushing the FPS to a higher level (60FPS is more than enough for most ppl and monitor), without any meaningful gain.

This post has been edited by Human10: May 19 2014, 03:21 PM

thanks.. :3 but Quad vs Dual... Is the impact a lot?
I dont really insist on 4770K but um... idk... from what I head, Quad cores > Dual cores a lot.. so yea... It doesnt have to be 4770K xD

What toking you?

i5 (desktop) also quad core...

Intel Core i3 is Quad core. With hyperthreading no less for higher end ones.
Intel Core i5 is also Quad core.

Plus I keep repeating. It's for gaming. There is NO DIFFERENCE to the naked eye whatsoever when playing. Just get a Core i5-4670 with a H87/H81/B85 motherboard and you're good to go.

Unless of course you have RM5k to burn, then just go with the build I recommended you.

Hello again,

I am looking for GTX 760, but what brands should be good? there's so many of them...from zotac to msi to gainward hmm

The best-bang-for-buck GTX 760 would be Gainward GTX 760 Phantom, around RM845 from Garage Sales. But I heard that it recently ran out of stock, you might need to recheck for availability.

For a nicely balanced 760 with excellent cooler, I would recommend MSI GTX 760 Gaming. The cooling solution on it surpasses every other brand basically, other than just Asus, and maybe Gigabyte. And it isn't exactly very expensive also, around RM979.

Zotac is also good, bearing one of the highest factory overclock on any 760s in the market. And it is priced around RM880 with an up to 5 years warranty.

Core i3 is a dual core, with hyper threading. Don't really understand your 2nd sentence.

This post has been edited by rav3n82: May 19 2014, 04:10 PM

Cheapest with long and reliable warranty should do.

But if you plan to SLI dem in future, can consider getting the 4GB one, else 2GB is fine.

This post has been edited by Human10: May 19 2014, 04:12 PM

Alamak. Forgot to explain. "Pseudo" quad core with hyper threading. Haha.

your advice is always good =)

someone quoted me gainward GTX, but i was looking at MSI as well. should i even consider 4gb with a 1k budget for GPU?

Like I stated in my previous post, unless you planning to SLI it in future, no use to get 4GB. Its all over the net that the extra 2GB of GTX760 is practically useless.

Glad it is of use to you.

My advise is always this, for gaming at 1080p and below, just go with 2GB. All those mid-high end end cards (e.g GTX 760 / 770) with 4GB VRAM is not going to cut it. You will run out of GPU processing power long before you face VRAM shortage.