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$907 for the guts of the system

Achieva Shimian 2560x1440 IPS monitor for $305 shipped

<$250 for a video card (GTX570,7850,660 when it comes out)

$1462 total biggrin.gif throw in another $20 for a Hyper 212+ CPU cooler, and your still under the $1500 mark.
You get an unlocked Ivy Bridge 22nm processor, a decent midend motherboard, 16 gigs of 1600mhz ram, a 256gb SSD for OS+primary programs, and a 500gb storage hard drive, as well as a fancy monitor and a Lian-Li case (the cadillac of computer cases tongue.gif)

edit: and of course I forget about the OS, throw in another $90. I'm sure you can skim off some stuff off that list tongue.gif
edit2: just realized that this was in the AMD subforum.. lol.. anyway, with a budget of $1500, your out of AMD CPU's league.
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Originally Posted by bR0ken_pr0Jector View Post

If he really wants to and definitely plans on doing it, then a 650 watt will be plenty for most cards out there including 7950's, GTX 680's, and GTX 570's.

Ok cool thanks!
     
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$907 for the guts of the system
Achieva Shimian 2560x1440 IPS monitor for $305 shipped
<$250 for a video card (GTX570,7850,660 when it comes out)
$1462 total biggrin.gif throw in another $20 for a Hyper 212+ CPU cooler, and your still under the $1500 mark.
You get an unlocked Ivy Bridge 22nm processor, a decent midend motherboard, 16 gigs of 1600mhz ram, a 256gb SSD for OS+primary programs, and a 500gb storage hard drive, as well as a fancy monitor and a Lian-Li case (the cadillac of computer cases tongue.gif)
edit: and of course I forget about the OS, throw in another $90. I'm sure you can skim off some stuff off that list tongue.gif
edit2: just realized that this was in the AMD subforum.. lol.. anyway, with a budget of $1500, your out of AMD CPU's league.

nice build bud! =)
     
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Stock Windows 7 64bit Professional 19" ACER LCD 19" ACER LCD 
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post #24 of 24
For 1.5k budget you should be getting an i5 with a 670 and a really nice monitor =p

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