Building a gaming rig from scratch, any suggestions?

[basb]

need help on what? naa na kai specs namugna out of the suggestions? wen man ka plan mopalit...

so my current thought bout the set up is:
procesor: i5-760 - 9000 PCX
mobo: di paku sure, ang "Asus P7P55D 2133" kay mu fit sa description nga "mobo that's DDR3 ram triple channel compatible with crossfire/sli slots that stay at 16x even in crossfire mode."(unsa gni purpose ana mga bro y nindot na nga specs? hehe)
VC: GTX 460 - 8700 PCX
RAM: PQI 4GB 1333 ddr3 - 1950 PCX (ma doble ni mga bro? para 8GB? or pde rna unya nalang ko palit sa 2nd, nya kaya ra niya solo flight for now?)
PSU: SST ST50F 500w modular 3650 PCX
storage: 500gb seagate sata - 2000 PCX
monitor: Samsung EX1920X 18.5" Wide LED 6000 PCQB
os: windows home premium 4250 PCQB

current total: 35,550, wa pa apil AVR, MOBO, keyboard mouse, casing(nig ko suggestions ani hehe); pde ra ma stretch gamay ang budget, tigum2x gamay..

plano ko mga 3rd week or january ko palit.. ang i5-760 ug ang i5-2500 kay 500pesos ra diff, pero ang uban set-up ma.ilisan pd?hehe

[basb]

mga bro, nana nakagamit aning sandy bridge system?

[tashotasho]

mga bro, nana nakagamit aning sandy bridge system?

i think, si CARLOtech

[basb]

nag duha2x man ko anang sandy bridge mga bro kay gamay pa feedback, pero nindot man gd ang iya advertised speed and technology.. libuga

[bim27142]

gamay pa kay bago pa man kaayo, hehehe... pero if you ask me, i'd go for sandy bridge...

[basb]

gamay pa kay bago pa man kaayo, hehehe... pero if you ask me, i'd go for sandy bridge...

btaw bro sa, improved versions na tingali ni sa previous iseries.. but ang uban parts compatible kaha ghapon?

[werty]

i would go for i5/i7 sandy bridge, no questions, although murag mahal jd sya for now, pero d ikamahay iya initial performance comparisons with the older i5/i7... one word can describe sandy bridge..EFFICIENCY.

[dubioz]

Just my thought, after all the years of tearing up and building PC's, I believe a surge protector is much, much more important than an AVR, even the not so expensive kinds, basta na-a lang surge protector. Omni ra gani akong gamit, no more AVR.

Best jud Surge Protector/AVR/UPS but mahal na.

AVR, MOBO, keyboard mouse

[werty]

OT:

Just my thought, after all the years of tearing up and building PC's, I believe a
surge protector is much, much more important than an AVR, even the not so expensive kinds, basta na-a lang surge protector. Omni ra gani akong gamit, no more AVR.

Best jud Surge Protector/AVR/UPS but mahal na.

necessary gihapon to have voltage regulator or AVR b4 any appliances, labi na computer which is sensitive to voltage fluctuations kai mga digital circuits na running @ very low-volts. if d makakaya imo PSU sa fluctuations(mga brand-less psu?) aw ma compromise ang stability sa imo system. also pud, AVR acts like a line-filter too to minimize noise, but not so efficient compared to real line filters...

back to topic:
i would go for sandy-bridge if i have d cash. if minimum jd ako cash, ill go for any 3/4-real-core processors and spend more on graphics card and powersupply, since insignificant pa man kaayo ang boost mahatag sa more than 4-cores na processor to FPS.

[dubioz]

Yep, puro branded man pud akong mga PSU ron, so AVR is less of a necessity for me.

To TS: share dayon imo experience with Sandybridge if you get that.

OT: if d makakaya imo PSU sa fluctuations(mga brand-less psu?) aw ma compromise ang stability sa imo system. also pud, AVR acts like a line-filter too to minimize noise, but not so efficient compared to real line filters...