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DO NOT ignore the psu advice
I'm going to upgrade the PSU.
I recommend Corsair PSU. They have a 7 year warranty and their RMA is by far the easiest.
Power Supplies
Professional Series Gold / AX Series PSUs have a 7 year warranty
Professional Series / HX Series PSUs have a 7 year warranty
Enthusiast Series / TX Series PSUs have a 5 year warranty
Gaming Series / GS Series PSUs have a 3 year warranty
Builder Series / CX Series PSUs have a 3 year warranty
HX Series (Models HX520W, HX620, and HX1000) have a 5 year warranty
Enthusiast Series (Models VX450, and VX550) have a 5 year warranty
VS Series PSUs have a 3 year warranty
I will look at this PSU also. The one posted earlier looks nice too. I want a high quality PSU without spending to much on an PSU. A PSU in the 520 to 600 watt range is enough power for my needs.
passmark is what I use when I try to get the most bang for buck when building. AMD is still usually at the top of the list on the CPU side...don't let fanboys sway your decision. Intel IS the better brand these days, but if your on a very tight budget an amd cpu will still get you far.
PassMark Videocard Value Chart - Performance / Price of Videocards
PassMark CPU Value Chart - Performance / Price of available CPUs
I have always been a AMD fanboy. Yes I know Intel has the overall better cpu's. But the new Piledriver cores are better then the bulldozer cores and the new AMD Vishera cpu's does very well. The 6 core cpu I posted will do me very well and is price competitive.
why do you fight this? Take for example the AMD FX-8320 vs the i5-3470...the AMD is better at the price point. Does take more power, but if you need the most bang for the buck right now the FX-8320 is the way to go.
You know this...stop trolling lol
I know the Intel Boys would come. It's all about choice. Weather you are AMD or Intel these cpu's are faster then anybody needs anyway at least for non gamers.
yeah, but just looking at price vs performance won't tell you the whole story when you need some minimum level of performance. I don't want people to run out and cop a gt 640 to game with just because they saw it's the most bang for your buck
edit: I'll point out that a 575w psu for $25 is a lot of "bang for your buck"... that might literally lead to a "bang"
That 25 PSU may be a little iffey but I guess its better to spend a little more for a more known company.