Advice or recommendations

[Vz^]

Good morning, this post will be a little different ... Good direct to the point, I'm thinking about building a PC and wanted to share with you the list of components to buy you to know their opinions and advice that the more is better

List of components:

Motherboard

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00K2MA...PDKIKX0DER


Processor:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KPRW...GMN2V76O30

Memory Ram: 

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004CRS...PDKIKX0DER


Power Supplies:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0092ML...PDKIKX0DER



I want to know your recommendations, reviews and criticisms regarding this
 
I understand this is not a forum of computing, lol


Thank you for your attention

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[icecold960]

ok, give me about 10 minutes from this post to research the parts, and to see if i can get any better for cheaper

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do you have a GPU already? if not and if you are going to get one, i would recommend a higher watt psu... something like a 700 or 750W

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and honestly, i dont see the point of buying Intel... i am a AMD fan boy all the way except when it comes to GPU's... i prefer Nvidia for that... AMD is cheaper and better in my opinion for games... a 8 core would be about $150 and u can get a higher stock and OC speed than intel

[Ash]

the point is that AMD CPU will be almost dead in 2 or 3 years and you will need to clean it every month 'cause they are easy to heat and that's not safe. Intel will "last forever" and wont give you problems with cooling, and its an i7 Intel card, i mean, its the best one... but expensive as hell. 

if you dont want to spend money again in some years go with Intel , i'm an AMD fanboy as well but i have to accept its true, AMD is great for gaming and stuff but you can't ask for it to work at 100% for much time. its really good and cheaper than Intel anyway... but its your choise 



 

[icecold960]

iv had my amd fx4300 since it came out aka 2012, only running on air... its never burnt up for me... idk what most people do with their cpu's... i do clean mine every other month... i also dont use regular thermal paste, i use neosporin (hey, it works a LOT better than regular paste)

[Lui]

iv had my amd fx4300 since it came out aka 2012, only running on air... its never burnt up for me... idk what most people do with their cpu's... i do clean mine every other month... i also dont use regular thermal paste, i use neosporin (hey, it works a LOT better than regular paste)

 

You know... i always wanted to know better how to clean my pc every month, i try to do it... but i don't think i'm doing it the right way, would you mind looking for a good video and giving me the link to see it please?


 

[Vz^]

I agree with you with respect to AMD, I have informed and AMD's cheaper, but it would be an gaming processor only, in this case my pc apart from using it for gaming will be for multiple tasks ...  I already have one video card and I plan to use my hard disk some time

With respect to the power supplies, I will put in the pursuit of a higher ... I had thought to buy the same but 750W but its price has increased considerably xd 

But if they have a power supplies that is better than this, you can leave me the link to view

 

[icecold960]

iv had my amd fx4300 since it came out aka 2012, only running on air... its never burnt up for me... idk what most people do with their cpu's... i do clean mine every other month... i also dont use regular thermal paste, i use neosporin (hey, it works a LOT better than regular paste)


 

You know... i always wanted to know better how to clean my pc every month, i try to do it... but i don't think i'm doing it the right way, would you mind looking for a good video and giving me the link to see it please?


 

 

i can make my own video and give you lol :3 i mainly use a vacume and a can of compressed air