Last minute compatiblity/issue clearing

theaddiction2

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Hello fellow forum users, I am building a new PC around January-ish, and I have pretty much found all the parts I need/want, and was looking to again utilize the wisdom of the Tom's members. The PC I am building goes as follows in terms of components
CPU: Intel 4930k Ivy E
GPU: EVGA GTX 780 Classified Edition
Mobo: ASUS Rampage IV Extreme
Memory: 2x8 sticks of Corsair Vengeance DDr3 Pro at 1866Mhz
Storage: Kingston Hyperx 3k 120Gb for Windows and other essential programs and WD Black 4TB HDD for mass storage.
Case: Rosewill Blackhawk Ultra
CPU Cooler: Corsair H100I
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate
PSU: Corsair RM1000
Glad for all the help I've recieved here and hopefully you guys would share your opinions/knowledge on this configuration.
 

USAFRet

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Waste I see:
16GB RAM
Windows 7 Ultimate
4930k
Rampage IV Extreme
V1000

You could back off a step or two on all of those, and save several hundred $$.
 


And lose ZERO gaming performance.
 

theaddiction2

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I currently have a machine I use for gaming and I always hit at least 11Gb on daily usage, so 16Gb is anything but a waste, and I plan on SLI-ing my 780s in the future, so 1000W is actually pretty useful, might get Windows 7 Pro instead so I can run XP/Vista only games in XP mode.

 


I have 16 GB and the only time I've seen it pass 8GB is when I was Rendering a video.
Are u gaming in 1440p or higher?
 
If you have money for it, please do get all that, it looks great. I would recommend 1440p 27+ inch monitor

But I have an I7-3770k and I do all of that too, Photoshop, Video, Chrome and Games open at the same time and my system does just fine.

I'm just saying, If I had that setup tho, I would be rendering Finding Nemo 2 in 3D maya tho.
 

theaddiction2

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I've already decided on getting a 144Hz ASUS VG248QE, to take advantage of my undoubtable high FPS in games, but I may consider a higher quality monitor for other tasks later down the road.