yet another pc build for ESO

Mojmir

since the update im thinking of yet another build for pc, looking to run on medium in IC/pvp and high in pve
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/nPG8gs

Mojmir

BTW everything aside from the video card is a barebone kit

Mojmir

bump

Gidorick

You should make a special case for it... maybe like a rune stone!

Mojmir

yeah im not into the flashy cases though, i could see some diamond plate on it though

Sallington

That's a solid little gaming box you have parted out there. You'd probably be able to run on High/Ultra no problem, especially in PvE.

One suggestion: I HIGHLY recommend you buy a standalone case and better power supply. You really don't want to risk using some off-brand PSU to power all of your equipment. You can get a quality 500W PSU for pretty cheap anyways. Spend the extra $30-40 and buy the case and PSU separate.

Robbmrp

Save up your money until you can get the gaming I5, 16gb ram, 250gb ssd and an AMD R290-300 or a Geforce 970 GTX. It will give you greater system longevity as well.

Something like this.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/MXYs4D

With a setup similar to that, you will be able to run any new changes that ESO makes. If you wanted even a little greater longevity than that, get a Mobo where you can run SLI. Then if ESO ever optimizes their game for 64 bit or SLI, you can drop in another 970 and get a big performance boost.

Spottswoode

I'll concur that you should shoot for an i5 and higher wattage PSU. I'm thinking about adding an i7 to my current build.

Robbmrp wrote: »

Save up your money until you can get the gaming I5, 16gb ram, 250gb ssd and an AMD R290-300 or a Geforce 970 GTX. It will give you greater system longevity as well.

You don't need 16 gb ram. 8 is enough. (Heck, 6 is enough.) Unless you are doing heavy CAD work, you'll never need that much RAM for gaming. I do, however, agree on the SSD. The graphics card will start the AMD/Nvidia war though.

You have a pretty good idea. If your planning to upgrade the processor later your build is fine for now.

P3ZZL3

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Mojmir

Spottswoode wrote: »

I'll concur that you should shoot for an i5 and higher wattage PSU. I'm thinking about adding an i7 to my current build.

Robbmrp wrote: »

Save up your money until you can get the gaming I5, 16gb ram, 250gb ssd and an AMD R290-300 or a Geforce 970 GTX. It will give you greater system longevity as well.

You don't need 16 gb ram. 8 is enough. (Heck, 6 is enough.) Unless you are doing heavy CAD work, you'll never need that much RAM for gaming. I do, however, agree on the SSD. The graphics card will start the AMD/Nvidia war though.

You have a pretty good idea. If your planning to upgrade the processor later your build is fine for now.

yeah this is a starter, im shooting for i5 dowqn the road a bit, this basically just to maintain what im doing now.