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#207797 13-Jan-2017 23:24

Case:
Zalman R1 ATX Mid Tower PC Case (NO PSU) side Window & Front USB 3.0

PSU:
Silverstone 450W Modular Active PFC SFX 80plus Gold Power Supply

Motherboard:
ASUS B150M Pro Gaming LGA1151 Micro-ATX Motherboard

CPU:
Intel Core i5-6500 3.2GHz quad-core processor

Storage:
Kingston SDDnow 240gb 2.5 SSD

Video Card:
Gigabyte GTX 1060 6GB Video Card

RAM:
2x Crucial 8GB DDR4-2133 Memory

approve?

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#1703005 13-Jan-2017 23:28

for gaming?

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#1703010 13-Jan-2017 23:59

Will run Doom 2

Seriously, what you need it to do?

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#1703011 13-Jan-2017 23:59

And how much?

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#1703056 14-Jan-2017 09:19

I would get a higher power supply personally. if you ever want to change an parts in the future you want to have enough power to run it.

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#1703084 14-Jan-2017 11:09

I would only get a mini ITX motherboard for a mini ITX case, so I would go for a larger motherboard myself in that case. Other than that, yeah its a mid range gamer.

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#1703088 14-Jan-2017 11:18

reven:

I would only get a mini ITX motherboard for a mini ITX case, so I would go for a larger motherboard myself in that case. Other than that, yeah its a mid range gamer.

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