Double Check this computer please

TheFailGamer · Jun 22, 2013

just want to make sure it doesn't blown up and that its compatible with all the parts.

If you guys have any tips for a first time builder it would be greatly appreciated.

If theres any videos on YT to show how to build this that'd be awesome too.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/19dfO

Jacks0n · Jun 22, 2013

That should me fine! What is your budget and we could choose better parts

JobCreator · Jun 22, 2013

You'll need more than a 400W PSU. You'll also need an aftermarket heatsink if you plan to overclock that CPU at all. What do you plan on doing with this rig?

Jacks0n · Jun 22, 2013

he doesn't need more than a 400W PSU but it's always better to have more than less.

TheFailGamer · Jun 22, 2013

JobCreator :

Playing most pc games.
Bf3. minecraft, , tf2, the usual.

If it can't run bf3 without overclocking I guess i'd buy a cooler.
Pleas tell me me Iif I'm going to need a 500 psu, I don't want my build to blow up or run too hot.

My budget is ~650 but I have all of the prices in amazon, I looked at parts to upgrade and I'm not sure if I could get any better parts without going to a price range I wouldn't like.

JobCreator · Jun 23, 2013

With a high end CPU and GPU, I (personally) wouldn't be comfortable with 400W. I would imagine that thing would have to work pretty hard to accomplish what you want to do with it. You really don't want to put too much stress on the PSU, because if nothing else it gets hot which leads to the need for additional cooling. With a bottom mounted PSU, heat rises and can put unneeded heat on your GPU. There are much more technical reasons why you don't want a PSU to have to operate at more than (I'd say) 60%, but...

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