[Sake]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/zrbp
I will be upgrading the VGA later in the future.

[Zahad]

If you're planning to overclock, I don't recommend H77, but I doubt you need to OC. You'll run BnS fine with this
Oh and if you're only going to play BnS, stick to 560ti, but if you're playing other games too, go for 7850

This post has been edited by Zahad: Jan 24, 2013 - 11:20 PM

[Yasuke]

Okay, so i've made a build Including an HDD since you build did'nt had one(unno if this was normal or not switched a few things here and there diffrence is about 20$ mainly cause by the fact that i added an HDD and a i changed your chip because you did'nt have a cpu cooler and your chip is ment for overclockers so if your not planing to overclock there's really no point at all getting a 3570k or anything above what i picked and use the stock coler. I also changed your GPU this card will run better with your 1080p resolution. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/zrYd

Now if you are planing to Overclock i highly suggest to add a cpu cooler and change your motherboard preferably to a Z77 board.

This post has been edited by Yasuke: Jan 25, 2013 - 12:01 AM

[Fatal]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/zrPX

That particular 7870 is actually a neutered 7950. Honestly should have been called a 7930. It's faster than a regular 7870 and a little behind a 7950 and it can be paired with a 7900 series card in crossfire.

The 560ti is outdated and not worth it if you're paying more than ~$120.

[Sake]

Yasuke, on Jan 24, 2013 - 11:20 PM, said:

Okay, so i've made a build Including an HDD since you build did'nt had one(unno if this was normal or not switched a few things here and there diffrence is about 20$ mainly cause by the fact that i added an HDD and a i changed your chip because you did'nt have a cpu cooler and your chip is ment for overclockers so if your not planing to overclock there's really no point at all getting a 3570k or anything above what i picked and use the stock coler. I also changed your GPU this card will run better with your 1080p resolution. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/zrYd

Now if you are planing to Overclock i highly suggest to add a cpu cooler and change your motherboard preferably to a Z77 board.

Ok I like GTX cause physx and i will be planning on Overclocking just not right off the bat also i already have a HDD thats why i didnt put it sorry.Power supply is for future OC and new GPU.

Fatal, on Jan 24, 2013 - 11:54 PM, said:

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/zrPX

That particular 7870 is actually a neutered 7950. Honestly should have been called a 7930. It's faster than a regular 7870 and a little behind a 7950 and it can be paired with a 7900 series card in crossfire.

The 560ti is outdated and not worth it if you're paying more than ~$120.

The GTX 560 TI im getting because first the Physx and second cause i know it can run B&S just fine like i said planning on upgrading in the future.Most likely a GTX 680.

This post has been edited by Sake: Jan 25, 2013 - 12:17 AM

[Yasuke]

Hmm if you planing to upgrade rather soon or not i wouldn't get a 560ti (nor a 680 either) and unless you own the 560ti already i'd suggest to maybe to wait and save up a bit and get a 670? There about 5% performance difference between a 670 and 680 and a 100$ difference that money could get you a SSD instaid or and a CPU cooler

This post has been edited by Yasuke: Jan 25, 2013 - 12:25 AM

[Sake]

Yasuke, on Jan 25, 2013 - 12:24 AM, said:

Hmm if you planing to upgrade rather soon or not i wouldn't get a 560ti (nor a 680 either) and unless you own the 560ti already i'd suggest to maybe to wait and save up a bit and get a 670? There about 5% performance difference between a 670 and 680 and a 100$ difference that money could get you a SSD instaid or and a CPU cooler

alright