Guys how much is original windows 7 home premium nowadays?

Helping a friend since im not up to date bout latest hardware

[Budget] 1.5-2k lower better

[Purpose] Playing League of legends

[Hardwares that will be re-use] none

[Monitor resolution] 20"?

[Games & softwares that use frequently] League

[Personal preferences] Best bang for buck (APU build also possible because dont really need best graphics)

[Location] KL

This post has been edited by siles1991: Dec 2 2015, 10:10 PM

Thanks bro for the help

Guys can share some advice on getting a new pc case? I wanna switch out from my Bitfenix Shinobi to something prolly of the same size. Prolly something aluminium and has better cooling, not looking for the best just looking for something with the best bang for buck.

This post has been edited by siles1991: Dec 18 2015, 01:11 PM

Currently using a i5-3570(non-k) and h77 board, would it be a good upgrade to jump to a i5-4690k + Z97 motherboard? I would like to keep the 3570 but I really want a better motherboard but hard to find a seller for Ivy bridge motherboards.

This post has been edited by siles1991: Jan 12 2016, 01:49 PM

Ah alright then I was looking at this build

1. Intel I5-6600K
2. MSI Z170A Krait Gaming (because of white and black theme)
3. Kingston Hyper X Fury 2400MHz 16GB Kit
4. Zotac GTX970

Guys what's the best bang for buck M.2 SSD atm?

Thanks bro, how bout for 256GB?

Thanks bro your advice is much appreciated! Have a great day!

I'd say keep the Skylake because easier transition to new build since you get DDR4 don't have to worry about selling old DDR3 stuff, choose a 950 because anything after 950 should just jump straight to a 970 at this moment. Maybe use the extra money to get a better motherboard so in the future any upgrades just need to change processor.

This post has been edited by siles1991: Jan 15 2016, 11:19 AM

You can stick to the same processor, get a 950 instead of a 960, then motherboard get a MSI H170M PRO-VDH RM459 or similar. Since you only play COD, gtx950 should be more than enough for now. The reasons for my choice is:

Getting a H170 motherboard = more sata and usb ports, also higher end chipset the brand is willing spend more on the quality of the board so better overall quality of motherboard. Longer lasting motherboard = when you want to upgrade to a better processor in the future, you don't need to change to a new one, so in a way cheaper in the long run. H170M if you know that in the future you're not planning to overclock at all.

If you ever want to upgrade your graphic card, upgrading from a 950 is better because if you'll be aiming for a higher end card like 970 above, the performance increase is much more significant and worth the money to upgrade.