PC help! (I know, again)

Processor: Intel I5 4670k or something like the AMD FX-8150 3.6ghz 8 core.
Motherboard: No idea what to do here
Graphics card: MSI GeForce GTX 660 or 750Ti not sure what I need.
Ram: Just 8gb
Any cooling?
Hard drive: Seagate Barracuda 3.5" 7200RPM 2TB internal hard drive
OS: Windows 7 home premium 64 bit
Generics optical system etc
Any case that fits.


http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/3lSfp

I'm looking for so etching around this spec. I have no idea whether to get the AMD or Intel, or what motherboard to get.
Don't know if I need any cooling or not.
If you guys have any tips or stuff on what I should get please let me know
awastedlife Dynodamon CyberVic if you guys could help that'd be great

 

Im insulted that you dont even mention me

 

You weren't the first person that came to mind when I though of building computers

 

try by starting to look at this

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/part/gigabyte-motherboard-gaz87xud4h
I believe it only works with intel based processors

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/part/asus-motherboard-m5a99fxpror20
this should work with the amd processor you chose

 

Before this becomes another long debate over computer hardware that keeps showing up in my recent threads. I'm going to end this here.

• Processor: Either one works for what you're doing, just pick one of the two
• Motherboard: Figure out what socket the processor is, and match it with a motherboard that is preferably micro atx since you don't want to spend more money on a full tower, and at least 32gb capacity
• cooling: Anything better than your stock fan that is provided. This will be like having all the choices at a candy shop
• harddrive is good enough
• windows is a yes
• 750ti since it saves you money compared to a 660
• any optical.

 

When you say good enough, should I get anything better. I'm not too held back by money as someone has kindly offered to pay the difference between what I have and what I need.

 

More than enough to be exact. haha

 

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/3lYw8
This is what I've come up with, is there anything you would change or that you disagree with?
Also, would this run a game like BF4 on high settings comfortably? Since that's probably the most demanding game I'd want to play.
awastedlife
ezeiger92

 

Guys, where do you learn how PCs work/how to build them? I barely know any of these terms.

 

Epic

You pick it up along the way, but if you want to start learning, newegg is brilliant. Also watch videos of people building PCs and research the things that you don't know.

Shock

If your going for gaming, I would recommend an AMD processor, some games don't work well with Intel so AMD is safer.

Either Nvidia or AMD for graphics, but my personal choice would probably be Nvidia, but there are plenty of comparison videos on YouTube if you're not sure.

Sent from my mobile cellular device

 

When you study computer manuals for 2 hours a day you pick up some great terminology.

 

I like doing other things in my free time, such as using firearms at a gun range, or reading.

 

Then don't specialize in the great field of technology with rapidly increasing job rates and great pay.

 

... ANYWAY, I will be attempting to start learning up on this PC building, for my PC's lifespan is nearly over.

 

or you can give us your price line and purpose and just pick it out for you.