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Posted by: Ferrari DuDe856
If I am going to get a good GPU I will probably have to wait and buy it separately, does that present any issues? Are Intels onboard graphic any good? Also I might not get the HDD when I put it together, is it hard to add an additional drive? And for those of you that are like "OMFGWHATTHEPSU!?" I am still trying to figure out what wattage I should get, and will the EVGA GTX680 Classified outperform the EVGA GTX670 SC 4GB to the point that the price difference is worst it?
The Intel 4000 HD should hold you by until you can get your GPU. Just don't expect to be playing games at maximum settings with it.
Adding an HDD later on is not difficult at all. The OS should pick it up as normal and you'll be on your way in no time.
I currently run two of those EVGA GTX670 SC 4GB cards in my computer. I looked at the GTX680, but while I could have gone with them, at this time I don't see a reason to. At best you might "future proof" yourself for another 6 months compared to the 670.
The PSU that I use is a 1050W Corsair, and the computer runs just fine with that so you could probably go a little bit lower too.