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Vampiric · Nov 6, 2014

Agent Android said: ↑

If you knew anything about building a PC, you would know where and how to get quality cards at a good price. The cards I mentioned are $200 to $300 in stores without promotion. I was able to get a GTX 780 for a friend for only $170. Also, who says he can't save up for it? He doesn't have to buy it as soon as he purchases his PC, the card can be added anytime he wants to. I also mentioned in earlier posts that I recommend he invests in a liquid cooling system for his CPU especially if he plans on overclocking it. Please read all of the posts before you say "the stupidity is real".
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Sorry to seem rude, but it appears this OP is pretty impatient, and he's pretty set on the $600 budget, if you wanna go ahead and make your own PC, that's fine, but the purpose of this thread was to find a pre-built gaming computer in the budget he wants.

Daddy · Nov 6, 2014

Kharm3llo said: ↑

Minecraft is more CPU intensive than anything. If that's all you really plan on using this computer for, integrated graphics is fine. You definitely do NOT need a 750 or 760 to run minecraft at decent frame-rates, lol
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Lol exactly. I got a EVGA GTX 760 SC 4gb and it's pretty "OP" for Minecraft but it's not like I use it just for MC as that would be stupid lol.

Daddy · Nov 6, 2014

Agent Android said: ↑

Well, that all depends on what he plans on running in Minecraft. Say, for instance, he decides on installing shaders, detailed texture packs, and mods/clients for the game, Minecraft will need a good card. The reason why I suggest getting at the least a GTX 750 is that this card will greatly enhance the speed of video and video editing, if he currently does or ever wants to make gaming videos for YouTube or play other games in the future. He did make it clear that he wants a no lag PC and if he manages getting a good deal on the card, why not?
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Your automatically assuming when OP is asking simply for a build for $600 or less.

TheNiceCanadian · Nov 6, 2014

Agent Android said: ↑

Well, that all depends on what he plans on running in Minecraft. Say, for instance, he decides on installing shaders, detailed texture packs, and mods/clients for the game, Minecraft will need a good card. The reason why I suggest getting at the least a GTX 750 is that this card will greatly enhance the speed of video and video editing, if he currently does or ever wants to make gaming videos for YouTube or play other games in the future. He did make it clear that he wants a no lag PC and if he manages getting a good deal on the card, why not?
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All he said that he wanted to run minecraft at higher fps. You don't need an i7-4690k, gtx 760s and water cooling to get that even WITH shaders and texture packs which are the only thing that would tax your system.

Daddy · Nov 6, 2014

Agent Android said: ↑

By "quality card", I mean that it's a working card with low chances of defects. Stores do sell refurbished graphics cards, you know? Some places have quality refurbished cards that have been inspected and tested to work well. Other small specialty stores/shops may front a card that has been damaged or not very well tested. Of course I purchase parts with discounts and promotions, who doesn't? The holidays are coming and stores are dropping prices, especially on that Friday or Cyber Monday after Thanksgiving where there are huge sales. If he decides on purchasing during these huge sales, it is completely possible for him to get a GTX 750 and a pre-built PC and still not exceed his budget range.
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Ugh I am done commenting. You are so contradicting it's not even worth commenting anymore as it's like talking to a brick wall.

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