AMD CPU desktop FX-Series X8 8320 Asus M5A97 R2 Spire Kepler Rev.2 cooler Patriot Signature, 1333Mhz, 8GB (1x8GB) Fortron Raider sa pas 550 w, 80+ WD Caviar Blue 1TB SATA 3 hard drive Gigabyte Radeon R9 280 WF3 OC
4,878.98 centro.hr
Keep your current case, but sell everything else. This build I put together for you will last for years... Plus, this CPU and motherboard combo gives you the freedom to upgrade to beefier graphics later, and even handle some solid overclocking if you ever feel like diving into that...😉
There’s really no need to jump up to a 650W unit; it’s more expensive and honestly unnecessary. You can just order that LC 560W directly from your local branch and have it arrive in a day or two. Otherwise, the selection of budget-friendly, high-quality power supplies at Best Buy is a bit limited...
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti, 2GB 560W Power Supply, LC POWER Silent Giant ANTEC VSK-3000E Case 4GB G.SKILL Value Series 1600MHZ RAM AMD Athlon II x4 760K Black Edition ASUS H81-Plus Cooler Scythe Katana 3 Biostar A78MD, AMD A78, DDR3 FM2+
$1176
Intel
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti, 2GB 560W Power Supply, LC POWER Silent Giant ANTEC VSK-3000E Case 4GB G.SKILL Value Series 1600MHZ RAM ASUS H81-Plus ASUS H81-Plus Cooler Scythe Katana 3 Intel Pentium G3258 Processor
The AMD Athlon ii x4 860 k processor... quite an interesting choice... Western Digital Caviar Blue 1TB SATA 3 hard drive... The Spire Kepler Rev.2 cooler... Adata DDR3 4GB 1600MHz memory... The Zalman micro tower ZM-T2 plus... quite a compact little case. The Fortron Hexa plus 400 w power supply... featuring an 80+ rating. Sapphire Radeon R7 265 DP DUAL-X running at 900MHz... The ASRock FM2A88M EXTREME 4 motherboard... truly impressive...
$1150+$27 Shipping status...
An enthusiast-grade gaming rig... 😁 An unlocked Pentium... 🙏 Add an SSD for lightning-fast loading times and snappy Windows performance... I wanted to upload... Toshiba Hybrid SSHD, 8GB + 500GB...But it's unavailable right now... 😠
The Intel Pentium G3258... quite a little powerhouse for its class. The Asus H81M-PLUS motherboard... The Zalman micro tower ZM-T2 plus... truly a compact little case. The Sapphire Radeon R9 270 2G DUAL-X features both Boost and OC versions... truly impressive performance... SanDisk Ultra Plus 128GB SSD, 2.5”... Adata DDR3 4GB 1600MHz memory... The Spire Kepler Rev... The Fortron Hexa plus 400 w power supply... it carries an 80+ rating... solid enough for the job...
Both of these options are actually cheaper than the one mentioned in the first post, and this second one I found is significantly more affordable... plus, they both come with an SSD included
stormybadger8 said:How can he even talk about choosing to stay at Ferrari when his contract was terminated yesterday? It’s not just one person talking either—it’s everyone from team bosses like Bullier, Lauda, and Horner, to every single journalist in the Paddock...
He claims he has options, but staying at Ferrari seems highly unlikely, though you never know... I still think the deal with McLaren-Honda is basically a done deal...
Lewis Hamilton isn't stupid... he can choose to go to McLaren, stay at Ferrari, start his own team, or just take a break... I'm not a fan of his personality, but as a driver, he's absolutely elite because he proved he could work miracles even in a subpar car.
With Stefano Domenicali and Luca di Montezemolo gone, he’s no longer in the environment he thrives in. He hasn't secured that third title yet, and despite being 33, he's still hungry for change. I think he weighed his options carefully, and I truly believe he made the right call for himself...
The AMD Radeon R7 250... ASUS GA-970A-DS3P motherboard, AM3... The Corsair VS series 450W with 80+ certification... It's a decent entry-level option for basic builds. Reliable enough for light tasks... The Spire Kepler Rev.2 cooler... The MSI Phoenix case... Intel Core i5 FX-6300... Crucial 8GB DDR3 module... DDR3 Intel 520 Series 2.5", 120 GB Seagate BarraCuda 1 TB 3.5... The TP-Link Wireless N USB mini adapter delivers speeds up to 150Mbps... quite compact for its performance. The Genius KB-8000 keyboard and mouse combo... quite a classic set...
$4,068.69 on the balance... Free assembly included...
The MSI B350 case... The EVGA 400W... Intel Pentium DualCore 3.20... ASRock H81 PRO BTC Intel LGA1150 mATX... Western Digital Blue 500 GB 7200 rpm... Western Digital Blue 4GB 1333MHz... MSI R7 265 2GD5 OC 2GB The Asus DRW-24F1ST SATA...
$981 Asus DRW-24F1ST at $425... Free shipping to select post offices...
Here we go—featuring a hybrid drive that’s significantly faster than a standard one, plus an IPS monitor...😉
1 x Intel Core i5-4460 soc 1150 1 x MS PHOENIX 1 x MSI H81M-P33,1150 1 x Patriot Signature DDR3 1600Mhz, 4GB 1 x MS PHOENIX case 1 x Fortron Hexa+ 400W, 80+ 1 x AOC LCD 21,5 Wide , 6ms, 16:9, IPS 1 x SEAGATE HDD DESKTOP SSHD 3.5" / 1TB
The ANTEC VSK-3000E mATX case... solid choice... 120.0 GB OCZ Vertex 450 SSD, recertified, comes with a 6-month warranty... Power supply at 460W, LC POWER Silent Giant GREEN POWER LC6460GP3... Intel Core i5 4460 box, socket 1150... Toshiba DT01ACA050 hard drive, 500.0 GB... RAM upgrade available... PC-12800, 8 GB, Kingston 1600MHz. Fast performance! The BIOSTAR B85MG motherboard features an Intel B85 chipset... It’s a compact mATX design with an LGA 1150 socket... The LG GH24NSB0 DVD±RW drive... solid 24x speed. It gets the job done...
Total amount... $1345(-$10 Case sale happening now... Links...
AOC LED 21.5" E2250SWDNK, 5ms response time, featuring VGA and DVI connectivity... The Zalman ZM-M201R gaming optical mouse... quite an interesting little device. The Genius gaming KB-G235 keyboard... solid USB connection... Inno3D N75T-1SDV-E5CWX paired with a GeForce GTX 750 Ti 2GB... quite the combo... Silverstone Strider ST50F-230 500W... The MS CRONUS case... Thinking about picking up an AMD CPU desktop Athlon II x4 740... It could work... Patriot Sig. DDR3 1600Mhz, 4GB... GIGABYTE Main board AMD A88X, SFM2+... The Toshiba DT01ACA100 1TB... solid drive...
But honestly, Amazon is way more affordable and those $23 don't matter much; they're a totally reliable shop too... I've ordered from them quite a bit and never had a single issue.
