How to Build A Gaming Computer

Hey gamers, Today we will going to build a gaming desktop that might suit to your need..

Pro-Gamers, I know I kinda late for this review of the "ZPS 3200 DPI 7" pro gaming mouse, but I still want to remind everyone that this mouse can be good as other high price gaming mouse out there. 

For my entire life, I've been looking for cheap stuff, especially cheap hardware and components to be used for computers so that our build will have the look of a high end and a high price gaming rig but actually it not, because all of the hardware we use are the cheapest but useful..

So today I am going to have a review on the Pro-gaming mouse , the "ZPS 3200 DPI 7" for only $8.00 you can have this gaming mouse right beside your keyboard.

Pro-Gamer ZPS 3200 DPI 7 Gaming Mouse

So basically if you are looking for a good gaming optical mouse with the standard physical appearance of other gaming mouse, the "ZPS 3200 DPI 7" might be the best choice for you.

So physically, this gaming mouse gives us 10/10 score when it comes to it's design, when it comes to the performance the "ZPS 3200 DPI 7" will not give us disappointment in the middle of the game most especially to those FPS gamer like me.. anyway I really love playing (Blacklight Rettibution).. :)

"ZPS 3200 DPI 7" Specifications

• 100% brand new and high quality.
• Tracking systems: Optical.
• Ergonomically designed, long-term use without fatigue.
• Built-weight iron, feel comfortable, mobile and stability.
• Compatible with Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, ME, 2000 and Mac OS...or latest.

For those who are newbies in computer  world, you might be wondering what is the difference of low watt PSU(power supply) and high watt PSU..

When it comes in gaming or in video editing your computer will works well if your PSU does have a good wattage.. so what is watts anyway in connection with our computers?

according to a good source from the net..

It is very important. If you dont have enough power, your computer may randomly shut down and you may lose files.

another from pcworld.com : credits to Marco of pcworld.com

Power supplies are a frequently misunderstood—and overlooked—PC component. Many users choose a power supply based on total wattage alone, assuming that higher is always synonymous with better.  Others pay no attention to their PSU selection at all, and settle for whatever abomination arrived with their machine. But considering how important a good power supply is to a system's stability and long-term reliability, it’s a shame that PSUs get so little attention in comparison to sexier components like graphics cards and SSDs.

It doesn’t help that the power-supply market is awash with products from unscrupulous manufacturers that use substandard components and overstate the hardware’s capabilities. Indeed, the abundance of PSU-related misinformation and deception in the marketplace would be comical if it weren’t so harmful to consumers. But finding a solid, efficient power supply is possible if you arm yourself with the right knowledge. We can help. 

so now that you know already the importance of the PSU on your system, and you also already know that PSU watts really matter when it comes in performance of your computer, I have a deal to make for you guys a good and cheap PSU for your system the "EVGA 500W ATX12V/EPS12V Power Supply " this 500 watts PSU can offer you good supply of electricity for your computer components to work well, because they have enough boost power from the PSU.

Hey Guys, I am here again to teach you how to build a cheap video editing computer as well as for streaming,

Okay so on my personal experience on video editing, back way then when my PC was running on a dual core processor, a 3GB RAM, and 320GB HDD, I was so bummed when it comes in editing videos. Back way then, the editing was fine, I can do it without a lag, but when I come on previewing my work, it really gives me a pain in the head because it was very lag, I can't stand the choppy preview of my editing video, so on that same day I decided to build a new system that is good for both gaming and powerful video editing.

FINAL BUILD SPECIFICATIONS

Motherboard:	Intel Core i7-4790k
Processor:	Intel Core i7-4790k 4.40GHz 8mb Cache
RAM:	Corsair 2x8GB (16GB)
HDD:	WD 1TB
Video Card:	EVGA GeForce GTX 2GB

So let's get started!!!

First we will find a good processor that can withstand the power of Video editing software.

PROCESSOR: Total Price $339 | Buy Intel Core i7-4790K

For the processor, you can check out my previous post about Intel Core i7-4790K for my personal review of the processor. For this build we will going to use this processor, because it's cheap than other i7 core processors, though it's price was $382 but still worth it for both gaming and video editing.

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Model:	Intel Core i7-4790k
Cores:	4 Cores
FSB Speed:	4.40GHz
L2 Cache:	8MB
Instruction Set:
Socket:	LGA 1150

MOTHERBOARD: Total Cost $139.99 | Buy ASUS Z97

 For the motherboard of this build, I choose the ASUS Z97 for its capability for optimizing the system, it has a chip embedded called as '"5 way optimizer" you can check out this link for more information about "5 way optimizer". This Board can cost you a bucks but again, it's worth it when it comes in video editing for your personal income.

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Model:	ASUS Z97-A ATX
Processor Socket:	LGA 1150
Memory Slot:	DDR 3
PCI Slots:	(x2)PCI-E 3.0 and PCI-E 2.0
Storage Interface:	SATA
Chipset:	Intel Z97

GRAPHICS CARD: Total Cost $139.00 | Buy EVGA GeForce GTX 

This build needs more graphics memory because we are talking about video editing and gaming so I decided to choose the EVGA GeForce GTX the max clock of this graphics card is 1255MHz and the total graphics memory is 2GB which is enough for video editing software to run smoothly in your system.

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Model:	EVGA GeForce GTX
Clock:	1176-1255Mhz
Memory:	2GB
Interface:	PCI Express 3.0
Instruction Set:
Bus Support:
Digital Resolution:	4096 x 2160
VGA Resolution:

HARD DISK DRIVE: Total Cost $57 | Buy Western Digital WD10EZEX