After a long and many tedious nights of searching and thinking, I am already able to find the one missing piece to my puzzle, the new Thermaltake Core V71. Anyway, before you guys belittle or state other tower aside from this, allow me to state the reason why I am opting for this. Well the only reason is, considering I have almost drained my pockets for the "other specs" of my build---aside from the fact I don't intent to show it off---purely its low price of $160 SRP.
Anyway, here are my specs:
Case: Thermaltake Core V71
Mobo: Asus Z87 pro
Proci: I7 4770k
Ram: 2 G-Skills Trident X 2400 hz total 32 GB
CPU Cooler: Water Cooling: The monstrous and infamous Swiftech's H320
GPU: (Pls don't laugh at this) 9800 GT Nvidia Palit (Its very old I know but since this build is purely for music production, which is by the way my hobby only, I thought I can still use it anyway hehe)
PSU: Corsair VS650 650 watts.
2 SSD's: Samsung 840 pro (128 GB for OS and other application; 256 GB for music samples)
1 HDD: 1 TB Seagate 7600 rpm
1 HDD: 1 TB WD green (just for storage)
I am also planning to put several fans on it (120mm) and I also plan to overclock it using Asus overclocking features hehe
Now my question is, do you think the PSU (VS650 650 watts is ok already for this)
Thanks
Anyway, here are my specs:
Case: Thermaltake Core V71
Mobo: Asus Z87 pro
Proci: I7 4770k
Ram: 2 G-Skills Trident X 2400 hz total 32 GB
CPU Cooler: Water Cooling: The monstrous and infamous Swiftech's H320
GPU: (Pls don't laugh at this) 9800 GT Nvidia Palit (Its very old I know but since this build is purely for music production, which is by the way my hobby only, I thought I can still use it anyway hehe)
PSU: Corsair VS650 650 watts.
2 SSD's: Samsung 840 pro (128 GB for OS and other application; 256 GB for music samples)
1 HDD: 1 TB Seagate 7600 rpm
1 HDD: 1 TB WD green (just for storage)
I am also planning to put several fans on it (120mm) and I also plan to overclock it using Asus overclocking features hehe
Now my question is, do you think the PSU (VS650 650 watts is ok already for this)
Thanks
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