New gaming PC, first time buyer! help!.

[PP Mguire]

Is that 32 extra with the TX650 PSU, or just 32 extra with the new CPU?

 

[00adspro00]

Is that 32 extra with the TX650 PSU, or just 32 extra with the new CPU?

My bad forgot the SSD.

With all the specs. It is exactly 1749 which is about 23$ extra which is ok.


As long as the extra 23$ is making the computer better than the original?

http://www.jw.com.au/corsair-650w-tx-650-v2-atx-p-431

http://www.jw.com.au/intel-core-i5-4670-processor-p-14162

http://www.jw.com.au/asrock-b85m-pro4-b85m-4xddr3-1pcie-30-6usb-30-6xsata3-p-14312

http://www.jw.com.au/samsung-128gb-25-inch-ssd-840-pro-series-p-13641

That's what i got is that right?

I think the one that cost the most was the SSD and the b85 or the corsair. Not to sure but it's ok I guess if its better than the original

 

[PP Mguire]

Yes it is.

A) The 4670 has a higher single threaded performance level over it's 3rd gen brother the 3570. Automatic better.
B) The Corsair PSU is of much higher quality than the no name they were trying to give you. Makes a HUGE difference for reasons I explain in my thread here.
C) The Samsung 840 Pro sports faster IOPS and write times compared to the standard 840 which makes it more expensive.

Now, would you notice the difference between these parts? Probably not, but if you're spending the money you might as well get the latest and best on the market. As to the PSU, it's always a MUST to have the best quality you can put there. After all, it sends electricity to all your fragile electronic components.

 

[00adspro00]

Yes it is.

A) The 4670 has a higher single threaded performance level over it's 3rd gen brother the 3570. Automatic better.
B) The Corsair PSU is of much higher quality than the no name they were trying to give you. Makes a HUGE difference for reasons I explain in my thread here.
C) The Samsung 840 Pro sports faster IOPS and write times compared to the standard 840 which makes it more expensive.

Now, would you notice the difference between these parts? Probably not, but if you're spending the money you might as well get the latest and best on the market. As to the PSU, it's always a MUST to have the best quality you can put there. After all, it sends electricity to all your fragile electronic components.

Ok thanks so much PP. I will update you when I get the computer on how things are going.

Appreciate all the great help you have given me, better learning of someone who Uses computers rather than sells them haha!


Thanks again