Depends on which games you are going to run, but considering the fact that 1050Ti/960 is a mid end card, you are unlikely to run latest titles on max/ultra settings, so your i3 is probably fine, don't worry too much about CPU bottleneck, just lower down the games settings if there is really a CPU bottleneck, the performance gain from your 7850 is quite significant (~30%)

[B][Budget]
RM5000 , can add a little bit also can

[Purpose]
Gaming

[Hardwares that will be re-use]
None

[Monitor resolution]
1080p Full HD

[Games & softwares that use frequently]
Latest triple A games

[Personal preferences]
-Logitech Z200 speaker
-Please suggest best budget keyboard and mouse

[Location]
PJ

Intel Core i5 7400 RM869
Gigabyte B250M-D3H RM449
Kingston Value 16GB DDR4 RM519
MSI GTX1060 6GB GDDR5 RM1300
WD Blue 1TB RM219
FSP Hexa+ 550W RM199
Casing RM200
Acer R221Q 21.5" IPS LCD RM469
Logitech Z200 Speakers RM179
Logitech G100 Keyboard+Mouse Combo RM159
Windows 10 Home OEM 64 bit RM449

Total : RM5011

Add a bit more to the budget for SSD

Swap to RX470 and the difference can be used to get a Kingston HyperX Fury 120GB.

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Intel Core i5 7400 RM869
Gigabyte B250M-D3H RM449
Kingston Value 16GB DDR4 RM519
PowerColor RX470 4GB GDDR5 Red Devil RM999
Kingston HyperX Fury 120GB SSD RM259
WD Blue 1TB RM219
FSP Hexa+ 550W RM199
Casing RM200
Acer R221Q 21.5" IPS LCD RM469
Logitech Z200 Speakers RM179
Logitech G100 Keyboard+Mouse Combo RM159
Windows 10 Home OEM 64 bit RM449

Total : RM4969

This post has been edited by kingkingyyk: Feb 7 2017, 02:30 PM

Nice config. The SSD will definitely improve experience.

Guys, any comments about this rig?

CPU - Intel i5-7500 RM912
Mobo - ASROCK h110m-itx RM283
GPU - XFX RX 480 rs 8gb RM 1339
Ram - G.SKILL Aegis 8gb RM 255
Hard drive - WD 7200rpm 1tb RM 219
PSU - FSP Hexa+ 550w RM 195
Cooler - Coolermaster Hyper 412s RM 189
Wifi - pcie tplink 300mbps RM 75
Casing - Segotep Chariot RM 119

Total: RM 3586

Not too bad for a mid spec gaming rig I was thinking. Just wondering whether everything will come in place nicely together.

This post has been edited by Pyjamas999: Feb 7 2017, 06:29 PM

mITX mobo in an ATX case? Not saying it is not compatible, just not a good idea, go for at least mATX for more RAM slots (if got), PCIe slots and etc.

And I noticed you have a PCIe WiFi adapter in the build list, mITX mobo only comes with 1 full 16x PCIe slot and for sure it's for your main GPU, so you need to swap to mATX mobo to install the PCIe WiFi adapter.

Remove the CPU cooler and go for a 120GB entry level SSD, stock cooler is good enough for a locked i5, SSD will improve the system responsiveness as well as boot time.

Ahh lol I forgot about the form factor. Thanks for pointing that out!

What about Asus h110M-D and ASROCK B150-HDV? Both are mATX if I'm not mistaken, any recommendation on which would be preferred?

There is no B150-HDV, I am assuming you are referring to B150M-HDV. Both models listed by you are mATX form factor

B150 is a slightly better chipset than H110, more RAM slots (the one you mentioned above doesn't take advantage of this though), more USB ports, more SATA ports etc.

If their price is within similar range, then the B150 will be a better pick.

hi there,

looking for IPS panel 24 inch monitor

budget around 800-900

anything good to recommend, not playing competitive game nor need gsync async freesync

amy DELL

Dell U2417H (or U2414H for older version) - around RM 990+/-

Dell S2415H (glossy screen) - around RM 750+/-

Acer R241Y - around RM 750+/-

i am planning to get the 2nd hand rig below:

Motherboard: Asus H97-Plus
CPU: i5-4690k
CPU Cooler: Cooler Master Seidon 120V
Ram: HyperX Beast (2x4GB) 8GB DDR3
GPU: Gigabyte GTX 980 G1 Gaming
Case: Cooler Master HAF 912
PSU: Seasonic M12ii 620W
Storage: 120GB Samsung SSD 840

but i want to change the casing to rvz02, is that possible?

edited

This post has been edited by Muhammad Syukri: Feb 9 2017, 02:31 AM

Possible but you will need to change the mobo to mITX form factor, ATX PSU to SFX(L) PSU and get a low profile air cooler for the CPU, the total cost will be much more than buying a new set.

FSP Hexa is slightly cheaper than Corsair VS and both of them are low end PSU, either one is fine with your available budget.

With no OC involved, stock CPU cooler would suffice. Allocating the funds for an SSD will greatly enhance the overall build

For ~RM30 more, you could get the FSP Hexa 550W.

Dude, you guys are freaking fast responding to my question!

Thanks again for the suggestion!

Do you guys suggest I get MSI Z270 Pro Carbon or Asus Strix Z270F?

To me Pro Carbon looks nicer but I'm wondering which one can give better OC?

This post has been edited by legenderycity: Feb 8 2017, 03:14 PM