Need someone who knows what goes good together

I need someone who can help me choose components to built my first ever computer for botting in case I was to sometimes.

PM me if your experienced with this and I'll add you on MSN from there to discuss

My price range will be about around $800-$1100.

 

Where are you from?

 

Canada.

Please PM if you think you're experienced and will be capable of helping choose components for a computer mostly dedicated for botting.

 

NO, you pm me. =]

 

Dank can help you with botting comps, I'm more into gaming, don't know shit about botting.

 

If you say so dank

Alright Noodles, thanks anyways.

EDIT: Fuck! he went offline. >.>

 

Nah, I'm good with gaming computers too. I build machines that can handle a heavy load of anything, not just bots. I do not know system requirements for bots is basically what I'm saiyan. But I do know about computers.


Just shoot me a budget and I'll whip something together.

 

I know you are, but you seem to do better with botting then me.

What I'm thinking would be:
2500k
p67 mobo
16gig ram(? iuno dank?)
650w psu
radeon 6670
Watcha think Dank?
I cbf getting the parts on a website but you get the general idea

 

I'd need a budget..
I'm thinking something like this

i7 2600k - $315
mobo - http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=93474&CatId=6978 - 109$
RAM - http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=7025816&CatId=3473 $150
and a 6850 for about $150

Everything else is whatever you prefer. I'd say at least 650w, but if you plan on installing a bunch of hard drives and optical drives, I'd go with something a little higher just to be safe.

The processor could be an i7 2600k or i5 2500k. The i7 is better, but costs more. It's up to you.

Motherboard has something called OC Genie. Basically, if you're new to overclocking this will help you a lot. It's as simple as pushing a button to OC your processor and pushing a plus or minus button to change the clock speed (voltage and stuff really, but it results in higher or lower clock). It's really snazzy
It's also usb 3.0 and sata 3.

The ram is 1600mhz instead of the 1333 supported by the 2600k or 2500k. This is because you're board will support the ability to overclock your ram and buying a speed higher will give you more room to work with. If you don't care either way, just downgrade to some 1333.

I chose a 6850 over the 6670. It's $50 more, but it should perform more than twice as good in most situations. Plus, there's always the choice of picking the cheaper one and upgrading later. If you do pick this one, I'd go with a 6850, then upgrade to a 6950, then a gtx 490. All are priced about $100 apart but will give you the most bang for your buck. In my opinion.

Hope I helped a little bit. I just kinda threw this together.

 

lol dank, you know a lot

I'll shoot you a PM when I see you on.

 

$800-$1100 the OP said, and that looks good. Would play games on med-high. and it's gtx 590 you silly boy.
Bots aren't graphic intense at first i thought 6850... nah, 6670 would do. But ya know.