Help me finish my PC please.

ASK18

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so here is my problem

i decided to make my own pc and here is the spec

Intel Core i5-4670K 3.4 Ghz - Cache 6MB [Box] Socket LGA 1150 - Haswell Series

GIGABYTE GA-Z87X-D3H (LGA1150, Z87, DDR3, SATA3, USB3)

Corsair vengeance DDR3 8GB RAM

Gigabyte Radeon R9 280X 3GB 384BIT GDDR5 - GV-R928XOC-3GD

cooler master silent pro gold 600watt

cassing: corsair SPEC-01

the thing is im not sure with my psu, is 600watt enough? and Im still confused with my motherboard, do you h\think theres any better motherboard with a similar price? And last, I havent decided the other parts like harddisk cd-rom cooling system fan and stuff, so what sould i get? my budget is around 800-900

thankyou guys and sorry for my grammar and stuff.
 
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The 600watts is plenty and the motherboard is fine, could change it to an Asus board but would be a personal preference. CM Hyper 212 EVO is a popular cooler and just get a suitable 7200rpm HDD.

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The recommended/required wattage for this card is 750w, I recommend getting a different PSU Corsair, Seasonic and XFX offer some great PSUs that have a good price tag. As for the motherboard, your choice is pretty solid, for around in (£) £30-40 you could get a Gigabyte
GA-Z87X-UD4H but if you don't want to spend the extra money your current choice is also a good choice.

If you have room in your budget I recommend a SSD and a HDD but if not then stick with the HDD. I recommend a Samsung 840 Evo SSD and for a HDD a WD Black 1TB as the WD Black is optimized for gaming and heavier usage. Any CD/DVD optical drive will do, LD and ASUS offer some solid drives.

And for a fan, definitely a Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO, they're cheap and effective.

I personally would go for a 770 GPU, it's cheaper than the R9280x, performs close if not better than the 280x and it means your PSU would be completely fine as well.
 

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The PSU should be fine :) I personally installed that motherboard the other day... It only has two RAM slots which isn't always great but should be fine. It is also very small board and does not have the speaker port for the POST beeps but this is not important.
 


Before we go with a 750watt PSU that would run 2 cards in Crossfire here is measured total system load under 400watts under load http://anandtech.com/show/7400/the-radeon-r9-280x-review-feat-asus-xfx/20
The silent PRO gold series have gotten good reviews so no need to change that http://www.realhardtechx.com/index_archivos/Page364.htm
 

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ohh sorry my mad. What is the difference between gigabyte motherboards and asus motherboards? I heard that asus is more suitable for OC. And if you guys think that asus boards is better, which one should I get with the similar price? thanks again
 

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ASUS is commonly known as better but I always have used gigabyte and always use it when building for others... Make sure you read up on it and make sure it works with your CPU and has the right slots