[BUILD] My Upcoming Computer

[nullError]

I am about to buy parts for my pc. Just need to see what I should change. I have bought the case - so yeah I ain't changing that.

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CPU:

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(£162.18 @ Aria PC)
Motherboard:

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(£75.54 @ Aria PC)
Memory:

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(£60.51 @ Amazon UK)
Storage:

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(£54.95 @ Aria PC)
Storage:

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(£39.99 @ Amazon UK)
Video Card:

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(£205.98 @ PC World Business)
Case: *

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(£32.24 @ Scan.co.uk)[s/]
Power Supply:

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(£54.12 @ CCL Computers)
Optical Drive:

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(£11.89 @ CCL Computers)
Wireless Network Adapter:

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(£7.74 @ Amazon UK)
Total: £705.14
Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available
*Lowest price parts chosen from parametric criteria
Generated by PCPartPicker 2014-12-27 18:45 GMT+0000

 

[AssLikeThat]

Looks good, Hope it all goes well when your building it

 

[Legion]

I prefer NVIDIA graphics cards, so that's my only change that I'd recommend.

 

[nullError]

I prefer NVIDIA graphics cards, so that's my only change that I'd recommend.

Which one and is it better?

 

[Jxck]

I wouldn't recommend a Crucial SSD from experience. They're not rated very high and can be unreliable.

I would personally go with a Samsung EVO SSD, you lose 8GB and its a few pounds more expensive but its highly rated. It is also considered one of the fastest SSD's of the moment.

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[nullError]

I wouldn't recommend a Crucial SSD from experience. They're not rated very high and can be unreliable.

I would personally go with a Samsung EVO SSD, you lose 8GB and its a few pounds more expensive but its highly rated. It is also considered one of the fastest SSD's of the moment.

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Going to change it. Cheers buddy. The rest Okay?

 

[Jxck]

I agree with the other user I think you might want to consider Nvidia graphics but everything else looks fine.

Also I haven't heard of Team Vulcan and I don't usually trust names I don't know, however if you're comfortable with them I don't see it being a problem.

If you change your mind heres an alternative that I trust and use myself. (Its also cheaper!)

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[Legion]

Yeah, Instead of Team Vulcan RAM, I'd switch to something like Corsair Vengeance (High Rating and great quality)

 

[Macemore]

You need atleast a 650w power supply

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[CowsyChris]

I suggest purchasing the Commodore 64.

 

[Legion]

I suggest purchasing the Commodore 64.

Is that a case, RAM, Graphics card, porn magazine?
EXPLAIN D00D

 

[CowsyChris]

Is that a case, RAM, Graphics card, porn magazine?
EXPLAIN D00D

Lol, It's an 8-bit home computer made back in 1982.

 

[nullError]

Changed my specs
- GPU :

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(£205.98 @ PC World Business)
- SSD :

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(£54.95 @ Aria PC)

Good idea?

 

[Jxck]

Your updated specs look a lot better, Corsair RAM and Samsung SSD are good calls. Also if you're going with a Nvidia gaming card you've picked a good brand but if you're willing to spend £40 more on your graphics card have a look at this MSI 780 3GB card:

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[nullError]

Update
Got two new parts today! 6 more parts to go

 

[Mega]

If I were you I'll go to asus/msi motherboard and graphic card.

 

[Legion]

If I were you I'll go to asus/msi motherboard and graphic card.

I never liked Asus graphics cards. I found EVGAs nicer

 

[nullError]

5 more parts to go! I just bought two - The optical drive and the power supply! Getting closer now!