Originally posted by Renoaku

Yes I knew they were going to go F2P after their big time failures at launch...

Want to know a bigger failure, I just tried their download launcher to re install TERA just for the heck of it and guess what.

It says I dont have enough disk space.

However I do but the Happy Cloud Installer doesn't give me the option to OverRide, and select custom install location.

Couldn't get more fail than this Enmasse.

Also Yes Just give it time they are already hinting they will keep the game 100% FREE, but they will nerf the XP Rates, and or give bonus XP, and much more to ELITE subscribers You see how it said if you already had a subscription you would get elite status?

http://support.enmasse.com/tera/tera-rising-play-for-free#What_are_the_different_account_tiers? read more here I am sure more to come.

Run the Launcher in administrator mode and you won't have the not enough disk space error.

Never heard of that PSU brand, and the CPU does not have copper tubing, so if you can get something like the Hyper 212 Evo you would be better off.

Other than that it looks like a very good build if you are keen on spending 2000. 

Here are a few benchmarks with the 7770, pretty much all of the games they tested stayed pretty close to 30 fps avg. Sure it will play those games on high settings but when you have situations where your FPS drop to sub 20, its not always "playable". I consider playable FPS to be 40+ avg where you might see your fps fluctuating from 30-50 fps vs something like 20-40 fps the 7770 will produce. And those are with games that are out right now... leaving him on the very low end (for high settings)where in most games he will already have to lower some settings to play, and that will only get worse as new games come out.

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/radeon-hd-7770-7750-benchmark,3135-6.html

Well neither of those sites build the computer for you, from what i could tell... You can just order parts from them and they will ship them all to you, then you will have to build the computer. If that is ok with you that is the cheapest and best way to get the parts you want. If you do not want to build the computer... you will have to give us a link to a german site that will build it.

To give you an idea of what one might look like here is a link to a USA company

http://www.ibuypower.com/Store/Intel_Z77_Core_i5_Configurator

NOTE: I have not changed any of the spec on that computer and in no way recommend the computer in the link - it is just an example of a computer building company to give you an idea of what to look for in a german site.

here is my comp... 

i5 2500k @ 4.8Ghz

GTX 680 @ 1280Mhz

ASRock extreme 4 motherboard

Corsair TX850m

G.Skill 8gb RipJaw X 1600 ram

Corsair 120GB Force 3 SSD

Samsung f3 spinpoint 1TB HDD

HAF 922 w/ 5 fans

Microsoft sidewinder X4 keyboard

Razer molten naga mouse

Logitech 5.1 506z speakers

steelseries siberia v2 headset

Dell ultrasharp u2412m x 3

Sharp Aquos 22 inch 1080p tv  (top monitor/tv)

My comp specs :

i5 2500k @4.8Ghz

GTX 680 @1280Mhz

3 dell ultrasharp u2412m 24 inch monitors and a 22 inch 1080p TV

I'll post pictures when I get home today.

Originally posted by Quizzical

Originally posted by Derza10
You would be better off getting a good GPU now and adding the SSD in later, a SSD will not improve gameplay it will only reduce load times.

It's a matter of priorities, really, but I'd advise exactly the opposite.  I can live with using merely high rather than max graphical settings, but don't want a computer that makes me sit and wait every time I ask it to do anything.  Also, it's very easy to upgrade a video card later, while adding an SSD later to an existing system is much more of a pain to do.

Let me get this straight... You are saying he is better off wasting $100-$130 on a GPU that he will need to replace soon ( for another $200-$300 more) and getting a SSD that will give him maybe a few seconds faster load on some load screens. Then spending $200-$300 on a good graphics card now and then waiting a bit to install a SSD?

You are basically telling him to spend ~$130 more for the same end results and have worse performance now......

Adding a SSD to an existing system is very easy...

Are you buying these parts and then building the computer on your own? If so I would get the Hyper 212 evo cpu cooler and not the water cooling system you have listed ( if it is a pre-built system most of the time they don't let you change to a air cooler due to the fact that a big CPU cooler hanging off the mobo is more likely to break something when its shipped to you)

If you are using a company to build and send the computer to you, could you give us the website maybe we could help you pick the best parts (that they provide) for the price for your uses.