Thoughts On New Build

badman1972

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Hi Guys,

I am upgrading my PC, parts listed below.
The power supply, ram, hard drives and one graphics card are from my existing build.
So I will be buying a case, motherboard, processor, sound card and one more graphics card for SLI.
Could you have a look and see if you there are any issues.
I am buying a house soon, so want this build to last a good few years, as money will be tight.
Many thanks.

Coolermaster Storm Enforcer Mid Tower ATX Case (Cool Master 200mm MegaFlow LED Fan Front and Top with a 120mm Rear fan)
Intel I7 4770K.
MSI Z87-G45 Gaming Motherboard.
Thermalright-True-Spirit-90-M-Rev-A CPU Cooler.
Corsair CX750 Builder Series 80 PLUS Bronze PSU
16GB Corsair CMZ8GX3M2A1600C9R Vengeance 4 x 4GB DDR3 1600 Mhz.
Samsung 120GB 840 Evo SSD For OS.
Samsung 256GB 830 SSD For Gaming Drive.
Asus Xonar DSX 7.1 PCI Express 1.0 Sound Card.
2 X MSI Nvidia GeForce GTX 760 Gaming 4GB DDR5 (Running in SLI)


 
i7 4470k? i7 4770k you mean? :)
1. For the RAM, it is better to get 2x8GB instead of 4x4GB. this way you have some room for future RAM upgrade.
2. Better to get a single GTX780 than 2xGTX760.
3. Better to get a single 500GB EVO than 2 separate SSDs with smaller capacity.
4. I see no need for adding a dedicated sound card but if you like it, it is your choice. I would rather put the money to buy something else.

Ignore those above about some parts if you really choose to stick with your already available parts :)
 

badman1972

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I hear what your saying about the 780ti, but I already have one 760 and don't want the hassle of ebaying it and the money I save (about £120 by buying another 760 instead of a 780ti) can go towards the rest of the parts. From what I have read the performance of SLI 760's is the same as a 780ti if not slight better and i would have 4Gb of vram. The spec of the power supply (which I already have) should be enough for SLI as it has 64amps on the 12v rail.
I also have always wanted two cards in my PC.
 

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