New build, any potential bottlenecks/problems with the hardware

alex050221

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Building my first computer, would love someone to have a look for any problems with compatibility issues or problems with the parts.

Components:
Asus maximus VIII hero LGA1151
i7 6700k
egva 980 ti hybrid
Corsair vengeance LPX 16gb (4x4) DDR4
Corsair Hydro Series Extreme Performance Liquid CPU Cooler H100i
Samsung 850 EVO 250GB 2.5-Inch SATA III Internal SSD
Seagate 4TB SSHD SATA 6Gb/s
Coolermaster Vanguard S 80+ Gold Semi-Modular 750w
Thermaltake Blackcore v51 case


Thanks in advance! :)
 

Kenneth Barker

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This looks like a very solid build.

Only recommendation I might have, is upgrading that PSU just for future expansion purposes, if you have interest in that. Otherwise, very solid. You will destroy any game 1440P max settings with this build
 

alex050221

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Sweet! Thats what i was aiming for.
What PSU would you recommend instead? Ill probably run two 980 ti's in sli eventually.
Do you reckon this ddr4 is alright for the build?
Thanks! :)
 

alex050221

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haha cheers! :)
Can i ask what makes you suggest this? I thought i read that its better to go 4x4 over 8x2 for gaming?
 

80-watt Hamster

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I like to leave slots open for later upgrades, and the difference in performance, if any, isn't something you're likely to notice. There is the school of thought that one should only install RAM in kits, but I've not had much trouble with mixed modules when not overclocking. If you're planning to push your memory, a matched kit makes more sense. Can't really go wrong either way. Pricing's even pretty much the same.