I am building a limited budget gaming rig. (Since I am a poor student lol) So I'm planning on overclocking to squeeze as much as possible from setup without hurting it.
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/JHBqBm < The Rig, plus Cooler Master (K)night case http://www.coolermaster.com/case/mid-tower/k350-rc-k350-kwn2-en/
A couple of questions:
1)I'm not professional in overclocking GPU so I was wondering if it's worth to get MSI R9 270x HAWK version of my GPU. Since I've read that it provides more power than Gigabyte version.
2)I never OC'ed a CPU but I know that Ram, motherboard and CPU are all connected. So I need to know if my motherboard is suitable for OC'ing, and I'm planning to get 1866Hz rams (as you saw in the list), or is it enough just to have them as 1600Hz?
P.S.3) Do I really need a 750 W psu for this build? I was thinking of switching to 600-650 plat efficiency if possible, but friend suggested that its better to keep 750W
Thank you all in a advance.
Update: Best solution selected accidentally. Don't know how to "un-best solution" it.
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/JHBqBm < The Rig, plus Cooler Master (K)night case http://www.coolermaster.com/case/mid-tower/k350-rc-k350-kwn2-en/
A couple of questions:
1)I'm not professional in overclocking GPU so I was wondering if it's worth to get MSI R9 270x HAWK version of my GPU. Since I've read that it provides more power than Gigabyte version.
2)I never OC'ed a CPU but I know that Ram, motherboard and CPU are all connected. So I need to know if my motherboard is suitable for OC'ing, and I'm planning to get 1866Hz rams (as you saw in the list), or is it enough just to have them as 1600Hz?
P.S.3) Do I really need a 750 W psu for this build? I was thinking of switching to 600-650 plat efficiency if possible, but friend suggested that its better to keep 750W
Thank you all in a advance.
Update: Best solution selected accidentally. Don't know how to "un-best solution" it.