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Edited by pokepatrick1:
4/6/2016 8:35:26 PM
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You don't need to get a new keyboard and mouse unless you don't have any spares, even then you could probably go cheaper. Having special keyboards doesn't really do anything. And you also don't need a monitor if you have a TV with HDMI ports that's not in use. The one you chose doesn't have a resolution too much higher than a lot if TVs, so it wouldn't make a difference anyways. You should also probably learn and hand pick your parts instead taking a build from the internet, it's better to not go in blind.
Update: Just looked at the parts and prices. Your build is almost identical to mine, except mine has a better CPU and is $800 cheaper. You should definitely get to know the parts and pick then more carefully. You should use pcpartpicker to help you with the process.
[spoiler]Also $44 for 8 GB 2X of RAM is way to much.[/spoiler]
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Edited by Dolphinizer: 4/6/2016 9:03:43 PMWhat build are you using? The reason I just got a build off of the internet is that I really don't know anything about building PCs or anything. Also I'm building from scratch, I don't have any extra TV monitors, keyboards or mice so that's why I included those Edit: I did some more research, is the Logical Implements 1430$ build good?
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My build is virtually the same, but with a Z97 Gaming 5 Motherboard and an i7-4790 Intel CPU. To figure out what things to look at [url]https://choosemypc.net/[/url] which gives a good rundowns of what everything does and how to safe the most money doing it (except that it recommends you don't buy a cooling fan because typically your CPU will come with one, however the ones they come with aren't very efficient). As you figure out that things do make your build using [url]https://pcpartpicker.com/[/url], which has all available parts from all major providers and shows the cheapest price. You should probably get a friend who knows about this stuff to help you build it too. P.S. If you don't have a very good understanding of overclocking don't overclock.
