Heya!
I'm wanting to make the upgrade to an Intel I5 2500k processor. I've got a GTX560 TI card which I'm happy with and don't want to upgrade it as of yet. And I've already have a CPU cooler installed for my PC which will work with the CPU I'm wanting to get and a 650WAT Corsair Enthusiast.
The parts I'm planning on grabbing are the
Intel i5-2500K
Asus P8Z68-V LX Motherboard
Corsair DDR3 Vengeance Memory 8GB
1TB Hitachi Deskstar
And I'm pretty stuck on what PC case to grab. I was thinking of grabbing a Cooler Master Scout case but I'm not sure if the GTX560 TI would fit inside it due to the case being small.
Aside from helping me if the Cooler Master Scout case would work for my graphics card how well would this build handle games like Team Fortress 2 and Counter Strike. I don't really plan to be able to run games like Battlefield 3 and all the high demanding games at like 10,000 FPS or whatever. I mostly just wanna be able to play games like TF2, CSS, Diablo 3 smoothly with no performance issues.
Thanks in advance.
I'm wanting to make the upgrade to an Intel I5 2500k processor. I've got a GTX560 TI card which I'm happy with and don't want to upgrade it as of yet. And I've already have a CPU cooler installed for my PC which will work with the CPU I'm wanting to get and a 650WAT Corsair Enthusiast.
The parts I'm planning on grabbing are the
Intel i5-2500K
Asus P8Z68-V LX Motherboard
Corsair DDR3 Vengeance Memory 8GB
1TB Hitachi Deskstar
And I'm pretty stuck on what PC case to grab. I was thinking of grabbing a Cooler Master Scout case but I'm not sure if the GTX560 TI would fit inside it due to the case being small.
Aside from helping me if the Cooler Master Scout case would work for my graphics card how well would this build handle games like Team Fortress 2 and Counter Strike. I don't really plan to be able to run games like Battlefield 3 and all the high demanding games at like 10,000 FPS or whatever. I mostly just wanna be able to play games like TF2, CSS, Diablo 3 smoothly with no performance issues.
Thanks in advance.
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