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All this for $865 ($100 more for one with an i7 2600K) oh and a 1 year warranty is included
What do you think of the price and what kind of BF3 performance do you think this thing would get.

Case: Cooler Master HAF 922 Chassis
Power supply: Cooler Master Silent Pro M RS850
Cpu: Core i5 Quad-core i5-2500K 3.3GHz Desktop
Motherboard: Asus P8Z68-V PRO Desktop Motherboard - Intel
Cpu Cooler: Zalman CNPS10X Quiet CPU Cooler
Memory: HyperX KHX1600C9S3K2/8GX 8GB DDR3 SDRAM
Hard Drive #1: SSDNow V100 SV100S2/128GZ MLC Solid State Drive
Hard Drive #2: Western Digital Black Edition 1TB SATA3 6Gb/s 7200 RPM
Optical Drive #1: PLDS iHBS212 Internal Blu-ray Writer
Optical Drive #2: No Thanks
Nic Card: On Board
Sound Card: SoundBlaster X-Fi Titanium Sound Card PCI Express
Video Card: Asus EAH6870 DC/2DI2S/1GD5 Radeon HD6870 Graphics
Video Card #2: Asus EAH6870 DC/2DI2S/1GD5 Radeon HD6870 Graphics
Operating System: Microsoft® Windows 7™ Home Premium 64

Looks like a good build, though I would probably get an Intel SSD.
Thats a decent price aswell, an i5, SSD, and CrossFire for Under $900

[DMPCo]

could u post links for each piece of hardware price?

I would personally toss that soundcard in the trash, Creative cards have always been very finicky with drivers and support... I'd swap that sound card for a good one, if you have no idea what IS a good one, and you can spot a troll well enough head over to www.4chan.org and visit the technology board. They have some serious audiophiles amongst their anon's They can point you in the right direction for a sound card, if you tell them what kind of sound setup you want, and what for.

I have an x-fi card and love it. I havent had any driver problems with win7 64.

I want the Asus Xonar essence STX 7.1. Awesome card built specifically for using headphones as your main audio source.

Yeah, the ASUS sound cards are a good choice too.

could u post links for each piece of hardware price?

It's actually one of X Gamer PC's pre-built rigs, you can customize it and It just adds a couple of bucks depending on which parts you select. I'm contemplating opening up my first line of credit EVER in order to purchase a good PC so I'm not left with a bouncing frame rate of 15 to 31 FPS in BF3 (thats on low low settings)

Nevermind the price the website is messed up and not giving the proper price in the checkout that PC is really $1300

I thought the price was off just a bit. Still thats not bad for what your getting.

[DMPCo]

I thought the price was off just a bit. Still thats not bad for what your getting.

same here thats why i was looking for links

When I built my first PC 5 years ago, I maxed out two credit cards for a total of 1200 bucks. I know the feel nukem haha, well whatever you do be sure not to max it out, as soul crushing debt, is exactly that haha.

You know I back this setup Nukem

I would favour the branded gfx cards above the reference design followers - i.e. ASUS

Allows you to get extra juice if necessary