Yeah, I'd take the 1090T+970Mobo over locking myself into a H series mobo and 2400. But I'd be kicking myself for not finding the extra ~100 for a 2500K and Z68.
What do you mean?
2500K one of the fastest chips out. Should be able to handle ultra settings in BF3
If the 2500k also makes coffee and magically adds vram to a 1gb gtx560ti then i would buy it in a heartbeat.
Some settings on my radeon 6750 on high alone would eat all a memory on my card that being a 1gb model.
Op, if I may suggest, an hd6970 2gb might give you better performance because of vram. An x6+ hd6970 make a nice match that will hand you running the game in ultra settings.
The 6970 2gb cost around $5-$30 more then the gtx570 depending on model.
Possible to get a 1090t and a 6970 but the motherboard of choice will more then likely be this
http://www.frys.com/product/6755395?...H:MAIN_RSLT_PG
or
http://www.frys.com/product/6689264?...H:MAIN_RSLT_PG
Second option if i ditch the idea of a heatsink but i heard the stock cooler is capable of 4ghz for most people .
Squeeze out an extra 50$ and get a 2500K.
Op, if I may suggest, an hd6970 2gb might give you better performance because of vram. An x6+ hd6970 make a nice match that will hand you running the game in ultra settings.
This. Unless on an extreme budget, there is no other CPU to consider under $220...
If my power supply would help in this thread its a thermaltake tr2 600 watt.
Dual 12v ramps one is 32a and the the other is 24a.
Bought it in a pinch for the current build so i doubt my system will be clocked much.
Ouuu, that might be a problem if you were to match up an X6 & an HD 6970.
6950 2gb that unlocks to 6970 for $265
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814102954
2500k is $225
$490 total
2400 + gtx570 =$530
Since you aren't oc'ing with that powersupply go intel route
Are you planning to run that gtx 570 with your current power supply?
I would say go with this and grab a 700w power supply. I know how you must feel right now OP, but PC building is a pyramid scheme :$
Never mind about the power supply, it seems like AMD has it listed as 550W recommended; just don't over clock it.Well unless you got $3,000 then you get whatever you want![]()
gtx570 requires a 550watt with 38amps...my power supply exceeds it pretty well.
Since i won't be overclocking i doubt my system will be pulling 400 watts at the wall.
Never mind about the power supply, it seems like AMD has it listed as 550W recommended; just don't over clock it.
Alright sounds good
Yeah tough call on the cpu's. I'm sure whatever you choose you'll be damn happy (maybe) haha
