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Raskit wrote:

Fruta wrote:

make a list of all the stuff you're using on

http://pcpartpicker.com

and then post it here

CPU: Intel Core i5-6400 BOX, Skylake

Memory: DDR4 16GB 2133MHz Crucial

OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit

MOBO: ASRock 1151 B150M-HDV DDR4

SDD: 275GB SATA3 Crucial MX300

GPU: ASUS GTX750TI oc 2gb

You need a power supply, I'd also recommend an aftermarket CPU cooler.

Also what case are you putting it in?

Yeah for the CPU cooler I was thinking about NZXT Kraken x31 or x41 not sure yet. For the case I am going to buy one, it will be NZXT Source s340

What's your budget?

Raskit wrote:

What's your budget?

What do you mean? For full build or only graphic card?
And Raskit.... I am not from egypt

Fruta wrote:

Raskit wrote:

What's your budget?

What do you mean? For full build or only graphic card?
And Raskit.... I am not from egypt

Yeah I thought you were iFanta at first

Anyway, firstly you listed two water coolers, seeing as you're buying a locked CPU on a motherboard which doesn't support overclocking you should go for air cooling and save some money.

Supposedly the RX 480 has better DX12 support, so games like Battlefield 1 may see a small increase in performance over the Nvidia counterpart but at the end of the day it's probably minimal.

in the UK at least the RX 480 is going for a bit less than the 1060 so I recommend you compare to the two cards and maybe the 1050ti too, look at benchmarks and stuff and see which one is most suited to you.

Raskit wrote:

Fruta wrote:

Raskit wrote:

What's your budget?

What do you mean? For full build or only graphic card?
And Raskit.... I am not from egypt

Yeah I thought you were iFanta at first

Anyway, firstly you listed two water coolers, seeing as you're buying a locked CPU on a motherboard which doesn't support overclocking you should go for air cooling and save some money.

Supposedly the RX 480 has better DX12 support, so games like Battlefield 1 may see a small increase in performance over the Nvidia counterpart but at the end of the day it's probably minimal.

in the UK at least the RX 480 is going for a bit less than the 1060 so I recommend you compare to the two cards and maybe the 1050ti too, look at benchmarks and stuff and see which one is most suited to you.

I understand. I listed two NZXT's coolers because I will use NZXT case. As for graphic cards... it is really hard to choose. I don't know which one to buy seriously. I looked almost all benchmarks and still can't decide. Can you suggest which brand to buy and it is powerfull on the market?

Fruta wrote:

Raskit wrote:

Fruta wrote:

What do you mean? For full build or only graphic card?
And Raskit.... I am not from egypt

Yeah I thought you were iFanta at first

Anyway, firstly you listed two water coolers, seeing as you're buying a locked CPU on a motherboard which doesn't support overclocking you should go for air cooling and save some money.

Supposedly the RX 480 has better DX12 support, so games like Battlefield 1 may see a small increase in performance over the Nvidia counterpart but at the end of the day it's probably minimal.

in the UK at least the RX 480 is going for a bit less than the 1060 so I recommend you compare to the two cards and maybe the 1050ti too, look at benchmarks and stuff and see which one is most suited to you.

I understand. I listed two NZXT's coolers because I will use NZXT case. As for graphic cards... it is really hard to choose. I don't know which one to buy seriously. I looked almost all benchmarks and still can' decide. Can you suggest which brand is powerfull on the market?

It depends really, I too am building a pc within the coming months and was having this exact thought but instead I opted for the GTX 1070, if you can fit it in your budget it may be worth it.

http://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nv ... 3609vs3639

In the UK at least It's roughly £100 or so extra for that performance gain, to me it's worth it but it's completely down to your budget.

Raskit wrote:

Fruta wrote:

Raskit wrote:

Yeah I thought you were iFanta at first

Anyway, firstly you listed two water coolers, seeing as you're buying a locked CPU on a motherboard which doesn't support overclocking you should go for air cooling and save some money.

Supposedly the RX 480 has better DX12 support, so games like Battlefield 1 may see a small increase in performance over the Nvidia counterpart but at the end of the day it's probably minimal.

in the UK at least the RX 480 is going for a bit less than the 1060 so I recommend you compare to the two cards and maybe the 1050ti too, look at benchmarks and stuff and see which one is most suited to you.

I understand. I listed two NZXT's coolers because I will use NZXT case. As for graphic cards... it is really hard to choose. I don't know which one to buy seriously. I looked almost all benchmarks and still can' decide. Can you suggest which brand is powerfull on the market?

It depends really, I too am building a pc within the coming months and was having this exact thought but instead I opted for the GTX 1070, if you can fit it in your budget it may be worth it.

http://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nv ... 3609vs3639

In the UK at least It's roughly £100 or so extra for that performance gain, to me it's worth it but it's completely down to your budget.

Yeah the GTX 1070 would be the great choice, one of the best graphic card on the market. But here comes the problem... it is costing a lot of money. Here at my country is 500+ €.

Fruta wrote:

Raskit wrote:

Fruta wrote:

I understand. I listed two NZXT's coolers because I will use NZXT case. As for graphic cards... it is really hard to choose. I don't know which one to buy seriously. I looked almost all benchmarks and still can' decide. Can you suggest which brand is powerfull on the market?

It depends really, I too am building a pc within the coming months and was having this exact thought but instead I opted for the GTX 1070, if you can fit it in your budget it may be worth it.

http://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nv ... 3609vs3639

In the UK at least It's roughly £100 or so extra for that performance gain, to me it's worth it but it's completely down to your budget.

Yeah the GTX 1070 would be the great choice, one of the best graphic card on the market. But here comes the problem... it is costing a lot of money. Here at my country is 500+ €.

How much are:

GTX 1060 6GB
AMD Radeon RX 480 8GB
GTX 1050ti

Raskit wrote:

Fruta wrote:

Raskit wrote:

It depends really, I too am building a pc within the coming months and was having this exact thought but instead I opted for the GTX 1070, if you can fit it in your budget it may be worth it.

http://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nv ... 3609vs3639

In the UK at least It's roughly £100 or so extra for that performance gain, to me it's worth it but it's completely down to your budget.

Yeah the GTX 1070 would be the great choice, one of the best graphic card on the market. But here comes the problem... it is costing a lot of money. Here at my country is 500+ €.

How much are:

GTX 1060 6GB
AMD Radeon RX 480 8GB
GTX 1050ti

GTX 1060 6GB : Asus gtx 1060 6GB (339€)
AMD Radeon RX 480 8GB : Asus rx 480 8GB (351€)
GTX 1050ti : Asus gtx 1050ti 4GB (213€)

Fruta wrote:

Raskit wrote:

Fruta wrote:

Yeah the GTX 1070 would be the great choice, one of the best graphic card on the market. But here comes the problem... it is costing a lot of money. Here at my country is 500+ €.

How much are:

GTX 1060 6GB
AMD Radeon RX 480 8GB
GTX 1050ti

GTX 1060 6GB : Asus gtx 1060 6GB (339€)
AMD Radeon RX 480 8GB : Asus rx 480 8GB (351€)
GTX 1050ti : Asus gtx 1050ti 4GB (213€)

Seems like the 1060 is a good choice, how much is the 3GB variation?