Strahinja said:
Thank you lehtv, i will order online from a serbian site, i think it would be difficult for you to understand something, the presentation is bad. It's not an online shop, it's a site where people or shops offer products. Here it is :
http://www.kupujemprodajem.com/Kompjuteri-Desktop-10-kategorija.htm
It's not confusing thanks to Google Translate
🙂. But I don't know whether you only buy parts you can find near your location and whether it matters if it's a company selling a new product or a person selling a used product.
So I'll just give a general outline of what to look for:
CPU - Any i5-4xxx is fine, get whichever is the cheapest per GHz. Doesn't matter if Tray or Boxed, since you'll probably want an aftermarket cooler anyway.
Cooler - Some examples of very quiet coolers:
Thermalright True Spirit 120M, True Spirit 140, HR-02 Macho, HR-02 Macho-120
Scythe Katana 4, Mugen 4, Kotetsu
SilentiumPC Fera 2
Anything from BeQuiet!
Anything from Noctua, obviously (but they're expensive - maybe if you can find one used?)
Arctic Cooling i30, perhaps also i11
Some less quiet but still decent:
Cooler Master TX3 EVO, Hyper 212 EVO
Enermax ETS-T40
Anything from Zalman
Motherboard - any B85 or H97 with ALC887 or better sound chip and four DIMM slots. Preferably boards with 4-phase power instead of 3-phase, but this is in no way critical.
RAM - Pretty much any 2x4GB DDR3-1600 @ 1.5V kit is fine regardless of manufacturer.
Graphics - GTX 460 is getting quite old but feel free to reuse it if you want. If budget allows, sell it and grab a GTX 750 Ti, R9 270(X), R9 370 or GTX 960, and enjoy the lower power consumption. Exactly which model is your GTX 460? Not all of them are quiet, so if you want a particularly quiet setup you may have to upgrade it anyway. The quietest cards tend to be MSI Gaming and Asus Strix ones, but there are others too. It's best to google a review or two before buying.
Storage - I have no idea how much storage space you need... But you could keep whatever storage you currently have, and install Windows on a new 120 GB to 256 GB SSD (e.g. Crucial BX100, Sandisk X110, OCZ Arc 100, Kingston HyperX Fury). Then reformat the old C: drive and use your old hard disks as data drives.
Power Supply - you'll probably be fine with the FSP-built Be Quiet! Straight Power 10. If you can find a Seasonic S12II-520 or 620, or M12II-520 or 620, those are pretty quiet and usually not too expensive, although they are only Bronze rated. Seasonic SSR-550RM and SSR-650RM are even quieter but typically pretty expensive in Europe. From Cooler Master, the G series units aren't too bad, and actually run very quiet. E.g. check out
TPU's review of G550M (gotta love
this fan profile).
Case - any of the ones so far mentioned in this thread
Strahinja said:
Sorry for my english, I know I write really bad.
Actually your English is very good. It's not 100% grammatically correct (and neither is mine tbh) but you write better than many Americans I've met...
😉
Strahinja said:
I found also a Gigabyte GA-Z97P-D3 and a ASROCK Z97 Anniversary for 80 euros, I'm not interested in overclocking, but it's the same price, and the i5-4690k doesn't cost a lot more than the standard version. I don't need that speed now, but maybe is best to have the possibility to overclock in the future.
I don't really see the need for overclocking. You haven't even mentioned anything that requires much CPU power - the games you listed run perfectly with a locked i5.
Strahinja said:
Does overclocking increase the noise?
Yes, overclocking increases power consumption which increases temperatures which increases CPU fan RPM. But with a good aftermarket cooler, temperatures should stay in check well enough that the difference in noise would not be noticeable.
