My new build plan (Updated)

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I have finally worked out my build plan and keeping to my target of around £1000! I would like to know what you think and if you know, what games I can run and at what fps!


I'm so pumped for this build!
i7 4790k
GTX 780 (MSI/EVGA)
GIGABYTE GA-Z97X GAMING GT
8 GB RAM
850 Watt PSU
1TB HDD 7200RPM
250GB SSD
WIN 8.1
Corsair H100i
NZXT H440 SILENT CASE

Here's how the costs come out: (With OS & Without Also With Cooler & Without etc.)

PC Cost: £893 (MSI 780)
PC Cost: £919 (EVGA 780)
Total: £960 (W/ OS, No Cooler & MSI 780)
Total: £986 (W/ OS, No Cooler & EVGA 780)
Total: £1040 (W/ OS, W/ Cooler & MSI 780)
Total: £1066 (W/ OS, W/ Cooler & EVGA 780)

If anyone can tell me or guess what fps I'll get on BF4 with this build that would be great! Hoping for 80-100+ fps

*Note

Gonna be upgrading the RAM to 16GB and also adding another GTX 780, after the upgrade can anyone tell me the same info?
 
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I would agree there and I would expect to see some pretty high frame rates at 1080p with BF4, especially which such a beastly processor. I do agree, go with dual channel RAM and what power supply are you going to use for the build?
 
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An 850 watt powercool AUBA PSU I also agree looking over at the specs dual channel is the way to go, thanks guys!

 
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Never heard of that brand. Try to stick with a tier one or two PSU from this list:

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1804779/power-supply-unit-tier-list.html

The last thing you want is for your PSU to fail and take out the system.
 
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It got 80+ bronze efficiency so I thought maybe this is trustworthy, there was a lot of good reviews on the product and hardly any were bad

 
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Having bronze efficiency doesn't mean it's trustworthy. It could use cheap parts which won't last under load, or it might just fail after a period of time. It also might not output the wattage listed. I wouldn't trust reviews for parts on any sites, because most people post a review after owning it for a day or two.
 
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Ok thanks dude! I'll probably change and go with the corsair xfx pro 850w psu as this was second in line anyways, thanks again! You may have just saved my build!
 
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780 will not get 80-100 fps, you'll get 60-70, 80-100 is mostly 780 ti territory, why a i7? Do you stream or render? if not, a i5 will do, save the money from that and get a 780 ti, saving even more money, get a noctua dh 14, just as good as h100i and half the price, use that money to get a mid tier 780 ti
 
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Yes I'm a YouTuber and I video edit and photo edit so I expect to have a good rig to render videos and powerful enough to make sfx too. I plan on getting a customised 780 (3rd market one like zotac etc.) and then overclocking it. I've seen a lot of videos saying that a stock 780 and an i7 4790k will get 70-90 fps I plan on playing on high to reach 100 fps. I hope this clears some things up! :D
 
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