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[XTR3MiST]

Salam, I used to have this old laptop which was sufficient enough to play TF2 but times progress and my needs expand. I compiled a fairly good entry level PC but feel like I might be missing out on something. [MENTION=39471]Blastwave[/MENTION] and [MENTION=19415]syedfarazahmed[/MENTION] helped me out and gave me the green signal but they both had and arguement that a 1600 is worth the extra 5 bucks over a 1333mhz ram. So, just so I dont mess up since this is the first time I am assembling a PC, I ask you guys to review the list for any issues.
Some points to consider:
-The AMD APU is perfect and have seen enough positive reviews for it in regards of playing BF3 level games on a fairly decent fps.
-The RAM 1600 or 1333
-Budget is around $400 but its always good to save wbere possible
-The chassis has built in PSU, is it enough for everything
-Am I missing any part?

Oh and just ignore the Regents book =D

Thanks!

 

[sohaib50k]

Get value rams 4gb, would cost around 2300 in pak.
Get the newer seagate drives, the AAKX is fine but the seagate ones are better.

 

[XTR3MiST]

Get value rams 4gb, would cost around 2300 in pak.
Get the newer seagate drives, the AAKX is fine but the seagate ones are better.

I dont liven Pak so I hav o buy from Amazon. The price comes around the same for both, then. I'll look into the drives then,thanks.

 

[murtaza12]

The New Seagate 7200.14 ones are the drives you should get.
And get the 1600MHz RAM.

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[Baghi]

@XTR3MiST, AMD APUs benefit from high speed RAMs more than Intel CPUs and because the difference in price is not much I recommend 1866 MHz sticks.

Here's the build I chose (w/o storage):
AMD A10-5800K, Corsair 200R - System Build - PCPartPicker