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Nikez1919

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Hello I just wanted to know how much this is worth. How much would you pay for this max and if it would be good for gaming.


Configuration
Processor
Intel® Core™ i7-4770 processor (3.4 GHz, 3.9 GHz with TurboBoost, 8 MB cache)
Technical specifications
Storage
2 TB HDD 7200 rpm
General Information
USB
- USB 3.0 x 4
- USB 2.0 x 4
Expansion card slot
- PCIe x 1
- PCIe (x16) x 1
Audio interface
3.5 mm jack
Sound
- Beats Audio Console
- High Definition Audio 7.1
RAM
16 GB DDR3
Graphics card
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660
Power
PSU
460 W
Performance
Motherboard
Intel Z87
Connectivity
Video interface
- HDMI x 1
- DisplayPort x 1
- DVI x 2
Connectors
Ethernet
Gigabit Ethernet (10/100/1000)
Features
Long Model Number
700-060ea (outfit 063744)
Memory Card Reader
15-in-1 memory card reader
Type
Desktop PC
Colour
Black
Operating system
Windows 8
Wireless
802.11 b/g/n
Accessories included
- AC power adapter
- User manual
Dimensions
- 412 x 175 x 415 mm (H x W x D) (unboxed)
- 499 x 285 x 521 mm (H x W x D) (boxed)
Mouse / trackpad
Wireless optical mouse
Software included
- Windows Store
- Windows Live Essentials
- Internet Explorer
- Beats Audio™ Console
- CyberLink PowerDVD
- HP Connected Photo
- HP Connected Music
- HP Games Console
- Skype
- 7-Zip
- Buy Office to activate Office 2013 software on this PC
Optical Drive
DVD/RW
Weight
- 12.15 kg (unboxed)
- 15 kg (boxed)
Keyboard
Wireless keyboard
Graphics card memory
1.5 GB GDDR5
 
It is worth around $1000-$1100 It's a good gaming computer. However, if it had a better videocard and psu then it will become a beast pc
 
Would I be able to upgrade the videocard and the psu? If yes what would you recommend and which would be more important?
 
You are able to upgrade both units. The videocard matters more, however it needs a lot of energy to power it, that's where the psu comes in.

You should get at least a GTX 770. If you were to minus the 660, you only pay $140 more for this GTX 770 . This card is roughly 50% faster.

If money isn't an issue, then double your performance and pay $300 more for a GTX 780, then you should be able to throw any game at it at maximum graphics :P

Look for at least a 700W psu to power that baby and they can range around $40-$100 depending on the quality. Aim for more amps on the +12v rail :cool:
 
Agree that a more powerful GPU and PSU would make a huge difference. Look at the options of upgrading on the site that you building the computer on.
 
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