The Mugen 4 seems pretty quiet based on the reviews, though I guess the Scythe Ashura and Ninja3 might actually cool a bit better—they just tend to be louder... so it really comes down to what you value more.
EDIT: So, the new Hyper 612S was priced at $120 🤣 . Honestly, the cooler itself is great—maybe even slightly better than everything else suggested here—but I wouldn't personally shell out more than $100 for it, even with shipping included.
David Sanders4 said:Without peripherals AMD Trinity A8-Series x4 5600 ASRock FM2A75M-HD Transcend DDR3 8 Seagate HDD desktop SSHD 3.5 http://www.amazon.com Chicony Active 350 w ATX Zalman mid tower case black, ZAL-ZM-Z1 LG DVDRW 24 x GH24NS95 $926
With peripherals
Genius speakers SP-HF500A, 14W, wood Genius DX-7000 LED, BueEye, USB MS FUSION illuminated wired keyboard LG 21.5" LED, VGA, FHD, 5ms $1330
I suggested the 2TB SSHD because I know how quickly storage fills up once you start downloading series, movies, and music. As for the peripherals and the case, I picked them as if I were buying for myself; I didn't just go for the cheapest options, but rather chose based on my own taste. However, you'll likely find the best fit for your needs by choosing them yourself if you prefer.
If you already have a monitor, there’s no need for another one—unless you're planning to use an LCD TV instead.
Meh... I'd probably just save my money $283 and go with an H81 board paired with a G1820 and 4GB of RAM. Honestly, even the integrated graphics on Intel's processor are likely better than that HD 3650
MS PLUTOS case without power supply Chicony Active 400 w ATX PSU, CHI-HPA-400W MSI H81M-P33 iH81 motherboard (S1150, DDR3, SATA II, SATA III, PS/2, USB2.0, USB3.0, LAN, audio Line-In, Audio) LG DVDRW 24 x GH24NS95 SATA black bulk Western Digital Caviar Blue 1TB SATA 3 WD10EZEX hard drive Intel Pentium G3220 processor Transcend DDR3 8GB 1333MHz JM1333KLH-8G memory
Total: $2,103.26 plus$27 shipping via Amazon
I guess you could always swap out the CPU or graphics card later on if you wanted to upgrade.
MSI AMD A78-G41_PCMATE Motherboard (SFM2+, DDR3, SATA III, RAID, GLAN, USB2.0, USB3.0, VGA, HDMI, DVI) ATX Box AMD Athlon ii x4 760 processor Adata DDR3 4GB 1600MHz, AD3U1600C2G11-R memory ZAL-CNPS10X Optima MS PLUTOS CPU Cooler with 120mm fan MS PLUTOS case without power supply Sapphire Radeon R7 260 x OC graphics card, 1GB GDDR5, DVI, DP, HDMI 11222-05-20G desktop Toshiba DT01ACA050 HDD (3.5", 500GB, 32MB, SATA III-600) Chicony Active 400 w ATX PSU, CHI-HPA-400W
Total: $3,077.68+$27 shipping via google.com
For Medium / high settings with slightly lower FPSom:
Adata DDR3 4GB 1600MHz, AD3U1600C2G11-R memory MS PLUTOS case without power supply desktop Toshiba DT01ACA050 HDD (3.5", 500GB, 32MB, SATA III-600) Chicony Active 400 w ATX PSU, CHI-HPA-400W MSI H81M-P33 iH81 Motherboard (S1150, DDR3, SATA II, SATA III, PS/2, USB2.0, USB3.0, LAN, audio Line-In, Audio) Intel Pentium G3220 processor Asus Radeon HD7750-1GD5-V2 graphics card
Total: $794 + $27 shipping via google.com
This game is pretty CPU intensive... I guess the first build gives you a stronger processor, better graphics, and more room for overclocking or upgrading the GPU later.
So, that new power supply isn't really worth even $50 😂... you might be able to pick up a used one for $27. Those Linkworld units are honestly some of the biggest pieces of junk out there when it comes to PSUs 😬 . And I get that it costs $133, right? 🤣
I guess the GeForce GTX 750 and GeForce GTX 750 Ti on Maxwell architecture should be dropping in a few days, though they’re still stuck on 28nm—so maybe we're looking at Maxwell v0.9 for now.😁
The model name is actually printed right on the board, probably somewhere near the PCI-e slot. I guess you should tell me what processor you're running so we don't end up suggesting some random GPU that won't work properly 😂
EDIT: You can probably figure it out from the model number on the CPU itself...