8GB is more than enough.. but besides that I think the PSU a bit to low Looking at the gpu id get a GTX 660ti or like jkjk says a 7770 but if money aint an issue grab higher If you want to oc a cpu, then get atleast a cpu cooler instead of the std one - I hope their std coolers are a bit better then few years ago tho... ( but id take an 3570k then ) Oooh and please get an SSD PS: Also, correct me if I am wrong but, ( I also asked a bud tho ) Phsy rednering = cpu graph rendering = gpu so its not to much ram dependant
Solid State Drive, lovely for the operating system ( in this case Windows 7 ) and some games of course aaand graphics processor unit aka videocard
Ok guys, thanks for the help, im gonna stick with what i have now and that is: Case PCS MAELSTROM T900 BLACK GAMING CASE Processor (CPU) AMD FX-6200 Six Core CPU (3.80GHz/6MB CACHE/AM3+) Motherboard ASUS® M5A97 R2.0(DDR3, USB3.0, 6Gb/s, Windows 8 Ready!) Memory (RAM) 8GB SAMSUNG DUAL-DDR3 1600MHz (2 X 4GB) Graphics Card 1GB AMD RADEON™ HD6670 - DVI,HDMI,VGA - DX® 11 Memory - 1st Hard Disk 1TB 3.5" SATA-III 6GB/s HDD 7200RPM 32MB CACHE 1st DVD/BLU-RAY Drive 24x DUAL LAYER DVD WRITER ±R/±RW/RAM Memory Card Reader INTERNAL 52 IN 1 CARD READER (XD, MS, CF, SD, etc) + 1 x USB 2.0 PORT Power Supply 450W Quiet 80 PLUS Dual Rail PSU + 120mm Case Fan Processor Cooling STANDARD AMD CPU COOLER Sound Card ONBOARD 8 CHANNEL (7.1) HIGH DEF AUDIO (AS STANDARD) Network Facilities 10/100/1000 GIGABIT LAN PORT - AS STANDARD ON ALL PCs USB Options 6 x USB 2.0 PORTS @ BACK PANEL (MIN 2 FRONT PORTS) AS STANDARD Operating System Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit w/SP1 - inc DVD & Licence (£79) Office Software FREE 60 Day Trial of Microsoft® Office® 2013 Anti-Virus BULLGUARD INTERNET SECURITY - FREE 90 DAY TRIAL Warranty 3 Year Silver Warranty (1 Year Collect & Return, 1 Year Parts, 3 Year Labour) (£5) Delivery STANDARD INSURED DELIVERY TO UK MAINLAND (MON-FRI) Build Time Standard Build - Approximately 7 to 9 working days Quantity 1 Other Features Included As Standard... Software CD/DVD/BLURAY viewing & authoring software is included with all DVD Writers/BD Drives. Ports Each computer comes with 1 x PS/2 keyboard port and either 1 x PS/2 mouse port or 2 extra USB ports. Fans Where necessary your computer will come with extra case fans fitted. Bezels All our drives come in either silver, black or beige and are all of a high quality & matched brand. Support We offer lifetime hardware technical support during normal office hours. Cables & Manuals A power cable, all drivers, manuals, and a heatsink & fan are included with every order. Service Our computers come fully assembled & thoroughly tested. We are so confident in the quality of our computers that we offer a free collection and re-delivery service* should you ever have a problem with your computer. Installation If you order an operating system it will come fully installed with the CD and licence key. Packaging Your computer will arrive in a multi-adjustable double walled computer system pack. This packaging has been specially designed for your computer and includes shock absorbing cushion foam end caps and a top fitting box with lifting handles. Internal Instapak™ packaging is included free of charge with certain large case/powerful GPU combinations. Low Total Cost of Ownership Taking into consideration our low cost telephone support, free collection warranty service* and our strive to use energy efficient components where possible, the total cost of owning a pcspecialist computer is reduced as much as possible. And Finally If you are lucky enough to have seen a cheaper quote, click here.
well don't go SSD if you want it to be cheap, HD 7770 8GB 1600mhz RAM 1TB HDD 7200rpm AMD FX 6200 That should be all good if you want to record but if your going into recording properly you want loads of storage. a non compressed 1080p Video (15-20 mins) can be up to 10GB so you can record about 70 videos before running low on disk space.
Few changes - Get a FX-6300, 30% performance increase, Get an SSD, I can't stress enough how much of a performance difference it'll make to the boot and up responsiveness of you're system (My OCZ vertex 4 boots in 4 seconds and loads chrome in .1 of a second)
I didn't even notice that. There is no way that the power supply will have enough plugs to support all that. At the least go with a 600watt I'd go with a 750 though.
450w will support that set-up without much issues if it's a decent PSU, the 6670 is pretty low powered and AMD recommends a 400w or more PSU. 6oow is overkill and 750w is dual GTX 680 territory.
Well I gotta agree, loads of people these days have like 750-1000w wich is just facepalm. But id still take a 500w - decent or not Well Hx, the psu wasn't towards your quote tho, but again take another psu About the removale HD ( An external drive I guesse? )ifso kinda obvious but I think it would go slower, cause its by USB? PS, ugh 7-9 days? bleh
Im not saying that it won't support it, but the GPU will take 2 6-pin plugs, and if it only has 1 then you have to use a 4 pin adapter, which may take away from the amount of plugs you need to run the fans. With a higher gpu there are more plugs to incorperate with the amount of things that need to have power.
i would look for different ram, ive heard of Samsung plastic junk on its physical memory melting a bit read up on liquid cooling too before you spend money on a high end processor
the 6670 doesn't need any PCI-E 6 pins, It's 5o watts at full load, which is 25w less than the maximum the PCI slot itself can supply (75w)
also for the love of sweet baby jesus and the flying spagetti lord DO NOT get windows 8 just running the os takes up a ridiculous sum of ram and most games out now arent compatable with it
Depends too.. You can get a SSD hooked up throug a USB 3.0 port and get the same speeds. So as long as it is connected VIA USB 3.0 it will have the same speed.
Ahn! I've been planning in actually getting some backup drives for ages but I still havent =D ( imo usb speed is so random -_-' )
USB is pretty decent for outright transfer speeds, but if you do any heavy activity on the drive it'll go painfully slow, USB has high latency's and very low IOP's compared to SATA (If you have an eSATA port, use that instead)
