My first PC Build for gaming

Blackheart89

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Hello everyone I have decided that i want to build a gaming pc. My budget is from $1000-1500. Now i want to be able to play pc games at high/max settings with this build such as BF3, Bioshock Infinite, Crysis 3, and most important the next gen ones such as BF4 and TitanFall. Also to note is that i want this build to last me at least 5 years or so until i would start needing upgrades. Thanks

Monitor - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006HIKIG0/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B006HIKIG0&linkCode=as2&tag=httpwwwtwi0ab-20

PC Build - http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1vZ1Q

Hope that is all you guys need in order to help me thanks.
 

Blackheart89

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Thanks for the response but I'm not sure if that is what I'm going for, also I would like to ask why you set up two graphics card of 760 and not just a 2gb 770? If no difference really i rather not change it. Thanks
 

Blackheart89

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Wow, your right. I just did a research to see if it were true and you was correct sir. Well, the reason i said i was not sure was because you changed up a lot of my pc build. however, i do agree with you that your build is better than mines, but is the cooler that you added better than the one i put? Also is it really needed to add the other storage part? Thanks for the fast reply man.
 

kirilmatthew

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If you don't need the storage then remove the HDD and add the cooler you wanted. Your cooler is better then mine, I simply chose the cheaper one for the budget and opted to get better main components.
 

kirilmatthew

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If you don't need the storage then remove the HDD and add the cooler you wanted. Your cooler is better then mine, I simply chose the cheaper one for the budget and opted to get better main components.
 

Blackheart89

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Alright, I have two more questions if you don't mind. One, how different is the processor you choose and the one i picked. Second, is Pcpartpicker true? As in if it says that everything is compatible will all of my parts fit in my case perfectly? especially if i would have the two GTX 760 SLI that you have recommended.
 

kirilmatthew

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For gaming both CPUs will perform nearly exactly the same. The build is completely compatible as well. All parts will also for in your case. The case I chose was simply good reviews and such. The PSU will also be good for your build.
 

Blackheart89

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Ah okay one more thing! i read bout the having double of gtx 760 SLI would make a lot more noise than the 770 because of the power its using. Now is the noise really that loud of enough that i should have a water cooling fan?
 

kirilmatthew

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It will produce more noise/heat but not too much. In other words its not a big deal at all. Stock cooling is good.
 

Blackheart89

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Alright cool man thanks for all the quick replies just wanted make sure that me playing like an all nighter (10+ hours straight) will not effect my performance or endanger my pc build of overheating or anything such because I play LOL and WoW a lot and most likely will to play FF14 ARR so just wanted to make sure that this build will def take care of me playing for excessive.
 

kirilmatthew

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It will be fine :D